The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-03
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Philadelphia F. Dixey, a
once famous minstl ell, died at his
home of congestion of the lungs.
Detroit, Mich.-By a vote of Is to II
the common council has rejected An
drew Carnegies offer of s750,O00 for
public library buildings.
Athens, O.--At the Republican con-
vention of the Eleventh Ohio district
Chairman Grosvenor was renominated
and President Roosevelt indorsed.
,Binghamton, N. Y.-Justice Albert
Sewell will leave tomorrow for San
Francisco, where his brother, Com
mander William Elbridge Sewall.
United States Navy, late governor of
the island of Guam, is reported dying.
washington.-The senate committee
on inter-oceanic canals today agreed
to report the nominations of the Pa
mama canal commission with a favor
able recommendation. The Kittridge
bill for the canal government was re-
ferred to a substitute committee.
Manila.-Pio Del Pillar. the leading
spirit of the Cariboa instructions
against Spain and the United State
who was exiled to Guam. but returned
and accepted the oath of allegiance
has Joined the outlaws who are defy
ing the authority of the COVE. nment.
st. Petersburg.-A Russian corre
spondent of the Associated Press at
Shanghai telegraphs that it Is reported
at Tien Tsin that four thousand addi
tional Chinese troops have been posted
in northern China, and that the Chin
ese government has recently placed
large orders for guns and ammunition
Philadelphia.-Dist pIelates
and educators, prominent writers and
speakers on religious and educationa,
subjects and e delegation of religious
worke.s numbering nearly four thou
sand are in attendance at the annual
convention of the religious educational
convention which began here Wednes-
day.
Washington. - General Hernandez.
the Venezuelan minister to this coun-
try, has received a brief communica-
| ton from his foreign office informing
him that President Castro desires him
to return home for a confe. ence upon
cel tain matters that it is easier to talk
than write about The minister expects
to leave Washington shortly.
| Cheyenne.-After a winter which
has b. oxen all records for warmth and
| a hcopoa of ctorrnc Southaa iarp Wv
oming is in the grasp of a severe bliz-
| zard. which started after a sudden
| drop in the temperature of thilty de-
g. ees. 1t is almost impossible to see
f, buildings across the street and the
| weather bureau predicts a continuance
of the storm and a severe cold wave.
Denver.-The coroners jury which
has been investigating the death of
William M. Malone who was shot by
Samuel Enrich. local detective. has
found that the killing was felonious.
| Enrich will be tried on the charge of
murder The shooting occurl ed in Ma
| lone's saloon and followed a quarrel
between Enrich and a man named
Ryan, Malone attempting to intercede
in the capacity of peacemaker Ma
! lone at one time followed racing as
business and owned valuable string
of horses. He also engaged in other
sporting enterprises and was widely
known.
| Chicago.-Becoming the sister of her
own children is the situation of Mrs.
Minnie, Kruger. who. with her four
sons, has been legally adopted by VIM.
r. A. Wodrich and his wife. This
unique arrangement resulted through
the desire of Mr.. and Mrs. Wodrich
to make Mrs. Kruger. who had lived
with them since she was years old.
/ their legal daughter. Mrs. Kruger,
who is a widow, is 25 years old, and
her tour children, William, Paul, Arth-
ur and John, who now become her
legal brothers, are 8, 6, and l years
old respectively Not only do the chill
dren become brothers of their mother
but should she re-marry they would
be brothers -in-law to their step-father.