The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-17
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

Portland, Oct. 15.--Massachusetts and
New York have decided to erect state
buildings at the Lewis and Clarke CEN
tennial.
Washington, Oct. 15.-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by Secre-
tary Loeb, arrived here today from trip
to Devon. The trip was devoid of Incl
dent.
st. Paul, Oct. 15.-Judge r. r. Nelson.
who was appointed to the bench of the
United States District court here by
President Buchanan, and who retired af-
ter reaching the age limit about six
years ago, died today.
Boston. Oct. 15.-Arthur Rankin. former
manager for Nance O'Neil, the actress,
has "a I'd voluntary petition Of bank
uptcy. His liabilities are s27, SAT and all
Unsecured assets 500. The largest cred
tor is Miss ONeill for s12, 900 salary mon-
ey loaned.
Honolulu, Oct 15.-Judge Robinson to.
lay sentenced e. s. Boyd, former land
commissioner of Hawaii, to ten years
Imprisonment at hard labor. Boyd was
indicted last April on charge Of en-
bezzling public funds. Pending an APP
lo~
Glassport, Pa. Oct. 15.-An attempt
was made today to blow up with dyna-
mite the Glassport hotel. which harbored
forty-seven non-union men employed at
he Pittsburg steel foundry works. where
TALLY wrecked. Several men werc
lightly injured.
Redding. CAL, Oct. 15.-Lester stowe.
ged II years. shot and killed his sister.
Rosa. aged IL years. near Whiskytowu
gun was loaded. but other members of
he family hold that the boy had an un-
yovernable temper and that he killed his
lister while in rage.
Sedalia, Mo-. Oct. 15.-Clifford Bagel.
IA years of age, of Edna, Kan. died in
the local hospital today as q result Of
INJURIES received In the collision Monday
ast near Warrensburg In the Missouri
Pacific wreck. This makes the list OF
lead thirty. His father. mother. brother
md sister were killed In the wreck.
Newport News, Oct 15.-Two OF the
AXE submarine torpedoboats, built at the
,hipyaris here and believed to be des-
ined for the Japanese or Russian gov
,rnments. were hoisted on board the
Aennebec today. According to the fore
nan in charge of the 900 men engaged In
oading the craft. the Kennebec will sail
or Boston before daylight.
Pittsburg. Pa, Oct. ia pool aggre-
eating 100000 to bet on the coming elec-
ion was formed here today by several
brokers', including Shad G. Williams.
ralph Weaver and II. C. Harvey Co.
The money is to be placed as follows:
Zen to four Roosevelt wins; to Indi.
ma goes for Roosevelt; to Wisconsin
,oes for Roosevelt; 10 to West Virginia
goes for Roosevelt; even money New
FORK goes for Roosevelt. Any desired
amount can be placed at the office Of II.
c. Harvey & Co., stock brokers. rs
Fourth avenue. Pittsburg, Pa.
Denver. Col, Oct. l5.-An outcome OF
The bitter warfare in California between
labor unions and the Citizens Alliance Is
revealed in an advertisement published
here today asking for 5000 men skilled
IN 100 different trades. Applicants are
merely required to sign statement that
they are willing to work in open shops.
This indicates that the Golden State Cit
izens' Alliance is having uphill work.
This is the organization which recently
employed the editor Of Denver weekly
paper at a salary Of $4,000 per year to
manage its campaign for the open shop.