The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-28
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
O0ings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

A Paris dispatch says that 1t Is
learned from reliable sources that the
Russians yestei day sank four Japan
ese troop ships, conveying 1000 men.
johannesburg collapse of a
cage in the Robinson mine precipitated
fol ty-th. ee natives down 1000 feet to
the bottom. All were killed. The bot
tom of the shaft is a quagmire of hu-
man remains.
San Francisco.-The different trans
continental lines, with offices in this
city, today Brought suit in the SUI
pc. ior court for an injunction restrain
ing the members of the American
Ticket Brokers and Guarantee Ticket
associations from handling the tickets
issued TO the Methodist Episcopal con-
fe. ence at Los Angeles in May and to
the National Association of Retail
oroce of the United States to be
held in this city in the same month.
ST. Petersburg.-The censors COM
mittee did not give out tonight the dis
patches received today regarding the
movements of the Japanese across the
Yalu river 1t was intimated that in
formation had been received that the
Japanese had crossed the river, but
they were accompanied by a statement
that the success of the enemy should
not be regarded as an important vic
toy, the Russians having no intention
of vigorously contesting the passage.
their plan being to annoy the enemy as
much as possible.
Chicago.-Nea4ly 400 pastors and lay
men from Chicago and nearby cities
and towns will leave tonight over diff
feIent roads to attend the general con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Los Angeles, beginning May
3. A special train over the Chicago q
Northwestern rail. oad will carry a
majority of the delegates. A day viii.
be spent in and about Denver, which is
The first scheduled stop of the speciaI.
Another day will be spent at Colorado
Springs and then a direct run will be
made for Salt Lake, where the dele
gates and others in the party win res,
over Sunday.
Leicester, n. Y.-John Lindsay, Sec
ond, who lives in the town of CASTLE.
BIDS confidently for fame as the only
ia mer in western New York who owns
a hairless calf. The curiosity was born
FIVE weeks ago on the farm of Lewis
Tallman and is no. mai bovine in
every way, save that its whole body is
as destitute of hirsute covering as
young rat. Only on the tip of its tail
is there slight tuft of hair. The show
people are already after the freak. alio
the rise of another hairless wonder
is among the possibilities in the amuse
ment wo. Id. unless. delayed by late
spring. the hair should yet unfortunate
ly take a notion to grow.
Corvallis, Dorchester Ready Is
dead, James Dunn, ex-chief of police
of Corvallis. is perhaps fatally shot:
David A. Osburn, ex-sheriff of Benton
county. is dangerously shot. as the re-
suit of a pistol duel that took place
shortly after midnight last Sunday
The tragedy was the outcome of d
spree which Ready was celebrating.
Ready Is aged about Is years and is
the son of Geo. ge B. Ready, head OF
the printing department at the college.
The trouble began shortly before mid
night, when Ready fired off his pistol
and ex-Sheiiff Osburn. who is night Of
ficer of Corvallis. undertook to arrest
him. AS Osbui advanced Ready fired
and the officer. shot through the neck.
fell in the arms of bystanders.