The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-29
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London.--Kine Edward has approved
tL- appointment OF Lo.d Plunket as
governor and commander-in-c chief of
-sew Zealand.
beloit kan.-Congressman VIM A.
4see1er was rerominated by the Re-
eab'leans of the Sixth district. Reso-
tutios indolsing President Roosevelt
were adopted.
Washington.-Hous committee Oh.
elections NO. 1 Saturday ag.eed to le-
port in favor of MI. Livernash in the
Liveinash contest from the 4th
~Ilifornia district.
ali ly hour Saturday morning dam
aged the building and contents to the
extent Of over $S00.0O0. The building
" as almost entirely destroyed.
4.-nd"n.-A report which emanates
from 81. Petersburg says that the
Japanese minister at Seoul, Korea.
has II uc-sted the Korean government
to hand the F4ench minister his pass
pots.
Newport News.--Fire of unknown or
igin broke out in the angle iron shed
or the Newport News Shipbuilding
company and destroyed the building,
the only frame structure in the ship
yaId. LOSS. $4,000.
st. Louis.--In the circuit court Judge
laylor granted a change of venue t.
charles nratz, Io1mer member of the
city council, indicted on the charge OF
D. ibely in connection with the Subur
aan Street railway franchise legisia-
lion.
tticago.-Nearly twenty managers of
Chicago theaters have attended a Sc
lel meeting called for the purpose of
4oImlng a protective association. After
.he meeting it was announced that Il
4ad been decided to folm a social and
BUSINESS organization similar to the
one in New York. George Warren OF
-Mcvickels was chairman Of the meet
-ng
cramento.-Superior Judge Harl
denied the motion for a new trial in
the case of convict Jos. Murphy, con-
arc sentenced him to be hanged at
rolsom state prison on May 20 next.
Mui ply was one of the participants
in the break at the Folsom D. ison OH
The 27th of last July. and which re-
suited in the death of Prison Guard
w. l.. Cotter.
Washington.-James G. Payne. audi
soi of the district supreme court has
field his report on the amount and
value of the prize property In the case
of Admiral Dewey against the Don
Juan de Austria and other vessels
captured and sunk in Manila bay. The
auditor to whom the question was re-
ferred by the court reports that t
allowance of property subject to the
share libelant as prizes aggregates
sS29, 1888.
Port Townsend. Wash.-The steamer
Ramona. which arrived here from Alas
xa Saturday brought party of five
natives under the charge of John
Ranovitch. the eldest son OF the pres
ent chief of the Kassan Bay native
The Aiaskans are bound for St. Louis
where they will be utilized in erecting
native huts and installing the fine col
lection of totem poles which are to
10. m the central feature of the Alas
kan exhibit at the exposition.
Baltimore.-James Warden, aged l0z
) ears. supposed to be the oldest ex-
FOUNDER Of Methodism in the world.
is dead in the Baltimore county aims
house. He was born in England anf
was licensed to D. each In 1924. He
afoot over Baltimore county,
and even into Pennsylvania. A few
weeks ago he lost his nursery business.
he sad. through the treachegy Of {.
friend. He was compelled to seek
esuge in the county institution. where
he died.