The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-22
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
OOinqs of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

Quincy, Mass.--Wednesday 200 mold
ers and pattern makers of the Fore
River Shipbuilding and Engine COM
pany joined the strikers, making a to-
tai of 1000 men now idle.
Colon.-The United States canal COM
missioners sailed for New York today
on the steamer Yucatan. The United
States gunboat Marietta sailed yes
terday for San Juan, p. r.
Somerset, Ky.-George Troxill, while
Leputy Sheriff Foster, the latter being
absent Mrs. Foster warned Troxill,
who continued his depredations, and
the woman shot and killed him.
Imperial, caI-Presldent E. H. Har-
riman, General Manager Kruttschnitt.
Superintendent Ingraham and othe
Southern Pacific officials ar. ived he e
Wednesday morning. The visit is ta-
ken here as further evidence that some
important railroad move is contem-
plated.
Catania. Sicily. Emperor William
on Wednesday made the ascent of Mt
Etna. When the emperor and his par
ty arrived at Monte Rosa, where the
road ends. they found thirteen mules
| awaiting them. on which it was ex-
pected they would continue the ascent.
but the em3e or declined to use the
mules. saying that the invigorating
air invited a walk
Toronto, Ont.-The total loss by the
! fire which destroyed the whoesale dr.
| trict of Toronto Tuesday night will.
acco, ding to the most conservative es-
Inmates. reach $1200O,00 the total in
surance is $4,000, 900. The area swept
| by the fire embraced four acres and
| from 5000 to 1000 persons are thrown
out of employment. The work of tear
/ ing down the dangerous walls was be-
! gun yesterday afternoorss
| Frank Rose, the self-confessed ux-
oricide, who will be shot within the
penitentiary walls Friday morning,
will hold a reception with rep,e-eata-
tives of the press in his cell at 10
say all that he has to say for publica-
ton at this time. 1t is understood tina,
he will make no statement other than
what he has to say today befo e facing
his executioners.-Ogden Examiner.
Boston.-A spirit of concession to the
supporters of w. r. Hearst was mani
| fest at tonights meeting of the demo-
cratic state convention called to per-
| feet arrangements for today's state
convention, at which delegates at large
and alternates to the convention will
be chosen. The friends of Richard Oh
ney claimed. however. that the con-
vention would advocate Mr. Olney's
nomination for the presidency by Sc
lecting delegates pledged to him.
Montrose, Col.--General Bell and the
escort or ttoope en- route to Denver
with President Meyer of the Westerii
| Federation of Mine S. stopped off here
long enough to partake of dinner.
/ Meyer was given in charge of detail
| of six troopers and escorted from the
train to a hotel near By. Adjutant
| Bell took occasion to state that Moyei
would be produced i'm the supreme
court at Denver yesterday at O'Clock
in the afternoon. He would he accom-
panied only by General Bell and al
aide.
A 19-year- girl, Mabel Fulton OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, attempted tc
i hu rli ipoh IN
highest point of a steel bridge ano
jumping into the Ohio river because
of being accused of being in a con-
spiracy to swindle her employers. the
Stifel Dry Goods company. The girls
clothing acted as parachute and she
struck the water hund ed feet below
so gently that she suffered no injury
Men in a boat rescued the girl Won
der if the Grey, Reid & Wright EN-.
ployes will make use of the Truckes
river.
vladivostok.-Cap Essen of thI
Russian cruiser Novik, commander o.
the squadron here, has issued an o! del
of the day, referring to the death o.
Vice Admiral Makarofr, In which h.
attributes the loss of the Petropav
lovsk to the battleship touching {
mine, adding: THE ways of the AL
mighty are inscrutable. But such L
the will of God. Everlasting honor Il
those whose lives were lost. They fel
as heroes. but the war will raise ul
heroes who will take their places. lie
in the Lord and we shall never be con
founded"
Bggins & Puebla viii give bal
/ supper on the nighi Humboldt Iodg,