The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-02
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
OOings Of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
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committee has issued call for 4 state
convention to be held June 1st.
Odessa. Russia.--About 10000 dock
laborers are out Of employment here on
account Of the stoppage of sea busi-
ness.
San Francisco.--The United States
mint in San Francisco turned out $2i.-
100000 for the month Of February. The
coinage included $21.580,000 In gold
double eagles and $216.00o In standard
dollars.
Nashville, Tenn.--Col. Jere Baxter
died here after an illness OF five weeks.
Col. Baxter was on of the most prom
inent citizens in the state. and played
conspicuous part In its military and
civil annals.
Washington.-Secret Hay is con-
fined to his home by slight recur-
ence of his old malady, the grip. AS
sistant Secretary Oliver. who has been
confined to his bed for a long time by
The grip. is somewhat improved today.
| Teneriffe. Canary Islands.--A detach-
ment of one thousand Spanish troops
| arrived here to reinforce the garrison
| in acco. dance with the plans OF the
| Spanish government to protect Spain's
neutrality during the war In the far
| east.
| New York.-In many parts Of New
York state a blizzard is raging. At
Rochester driving snowstorm was
accompanied by thunder and sharp
flashes of lightning. The storm at
hat place was one Of the worst Of the
eason.
/ Washington.-The second secretary
If the navy has been informed OF the
arrival of the supply ship Supply at
| San Francisco with Commander Will
lam e. Seweli. commandant OF the ma
val station at Guam. who is very much
q oxen down in health. on board.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Colonel Charles
Kahlo. of Indianapolis. representative
- the National Association of Manu-
facturers, headed by D. NJ. Parry. kill
= himself at local hotel. He was
in the United States consular service
Under President Harrison and has held
oos'ii.,ns of trust in Indiana.
Kiel. Germany.-Lieut. Commander
remplin NJ. Potts, the United States
laval attache at Berlin. represented
he United States embassy at the fun
raj of little Prince Henry. youngest
sor. of Prince Henry Of Prussia. Presi-
lent Roosevelt cabled his coincidence
to Prince and Princess Henry.
Roberval, Quebec.-Tweive lives
were lost in a fire which destroyed
he home of Thomas Quay at st. Fee
lician. When the fire was first no.
ticed by neighbors who live at some
distance the house had been burned
% the grouad. In 1t at the time were
ne small children of Thomas Quay.
Nrs Phillip (agon and her three chill
dren. All were burned to death. Gag
oa and Quay. the fathers. were abb
sent at wo.k in the woods.
Jacksonville. Fla.-Sentence was
n plonounced yesterday in the United
States court upon Mrs. Helen William
Pest, the Christian Science healer who
vas convicted Of using the mails for
fraudulent purposes. The sentence
imposed was for one year and day
, "A the penitentiary at Nashville. Tenn.
An appeal was taken at once and
granted and bond fixed at 5000, which
! vas given. The case win go to the
Onited States circuit court of appeals
i New Orleans.
D London.-King Edward held the FIRST
.evee this var in the throne room Of
! 81. James pala ,e yss erday. The func-
ion was largely offended. The Prince
! r wales. mo IT OF II e members of tbs
e diplomatic corps. cabinet ministers
many peers and many members Of thu
e rouse of commons and naval and mill
: ,ary officers were present. Ambass
] ldor Choate and STAFF Of the United
q States embassy were there. Major J
d H. Beacon. United States military at
: ache in London. was present.
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