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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-05
HOME NEWS TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Sam Denton was an arrival last
night from Beowawe.
H. P. Hood, of Fresno. Calf, arrived
on No. A this morning.
NJ L. Freeman, of Wadsworth, is in
town, and is staying at the Lafayette
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Blattner, of Para
disc, are in town today on a shopping
expedition.
w. C. Pitt came up from LovelocK
yesterday evening, and is transacting
legal business here today.
Will Miner and Harry McAnnich re-
turned to McDermit tis morning, after
visit of several days in the city.
Forty differen. odors in bulk per-
fumes, so and rs cents an ounce. Brown
Bros. Drug Store. If
If you have a bad cold or the grip
try Days cold cure. a modern and
scientific remedy. Price 25c. Brown
Bros. Drug Store. tf
Born. in Winnmucca, New, Tuesday,
January 5, 1904, to the wife of l.. Ter
ry, of the Dean ranch, near Beowawe,
a son. Mother and child are doing
WELL
Willie" "a Chinese youngster of 5
years, was enrolled as a pupil of the
Winnemuncca school this morning,
and was assigned to Miss McGonagle s
room.
F. M. Payne, of the Muller & Lux
ranch at Quin River, is expected back
from San Francisco in a day or two
accompanied by his bride. Mr.. Payne
was married on Christmas day.
Conductor W. Gillian is sick at the
Busch hotel with a severe attack of
grippe. Mrs. Gillian was sent for,
and came in on No. this morning
from Wadsworth. Dr. Samuels is at
tending Mr.. Gillian.
Miss Millie Guthrie is preparing to
leave for San Francisco, where she
will enter the Childrens hospital and
take the training for professional
nurse. Her many friends here wish
her abundant success.
e. A. Leach. proprietor of the new
cigar store. has added new line, and
will in the future keep full stock of
tablets, writing books, correspondence
stationery and writing paper and en-
velopes, which he will sell at lowest
prices.
c. Z. Robins and j. d. Griffin were
admitted to the bar yesterday at Car
son. The two young men have stud
life and were very successful in pass
ing a creditable examination. Mr..
Robins is the justice of the peace at
Winnemucca and is known far and
wide by the title of judge. He was a
student of the University of Nevada
for several years.--Reno Journal.
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MARTIAL LAW IN FORCE
Hill Has Be en- Made the Whole
Thing Again

Denver, Jan. 4.-Under the procla-
nation issued by Governor Peabody
declaring San Miguel county to be ir
a state of insurrectlon and giving the
military full power to use such meas
ules as they deem proper to restore
peace, Major Zeph t. Hill, commander
of the military at Telluride, has es-
tablished a press censorship.
He has notified the newspaper cor
respondents in Telluride that all ar
ticles must be submitted to him be-
fore they are sent out and has taken
control of both the telegraph and tele-
phone lines.
Twenty-six men arrested here by the
military authorities. including Forme.
Attorney General Eugene N. Engley.
counsel for the Telluride Miners union.
Guy E. Miller, president of the union,
and j. c. Williams. vice president OF
the Western Federation of Miners.
were placed on board a northbound
train today and taken beyond the
boundaries of San Miguel county un-
der military guard.
They will not be allowed to return
to this district while martial law is in
effect.
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OPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
New da

Construction of an electric road
from Reno to Hartman will begin this
week.
Andrew Lotus, one of the Oldest
residents of Dayton, died there of heart
failure Saturday.
Last week eighty-four cars of cat
tie and sheep We're shipped to San
Francisco from Lovelock valley.
The new mill at Tonopah is ready
for business. 1t cost $4,000 and is
built entirely of iron as to the walls
and roof. the floor being concrete.
Upwards of 200 men are employed
at the soda works at Keeler. 1t will
take about three months longer to
gather the soda crop.
Pat Boyle was brought from Fort
Halleck to Elko Saturday with his
windpipe nearly severed. He was on
q drunk New Years day and Satur-
day morning he was found lying out
doors with his throat badly slashed
He had attempted suicide. He was
taken to the hospital. and DR.. Hood
sewed his windpipe together. He is
getting along nicely.-Independan
Ida Lavilla, a denizen of d street,
was discovered in a dying cond tion
at her room on that thoroughfare at
l O'Clock this morning by neighbor,
who summoned another woman, bu,
when they returned to the Lavil.a
premises found her dead. A small wad
of opium, which had gone through the
process of smoking, was found on n
table at the dead woman's bedside.
Whether the drug was taken with sui
cidal intent or whether through an
oyerd use will remain mystery.
though the former theory is the most
tenable.-Vlrginia Report.
Manager Kruttscnitt of the Southern
Pacific, in a letter to President Stubs.
states that that company Will select
two or more students of the State uni
versity each year for practical ira n
ing in railroading. When the term OF
kindergarten" wosk, which Will he a
matter of a couple of years, is COM
pleted, the students win be promoted
to a responsible place In department.
If he proves worthy. The pay W u
a minimum of s45 or s50a month, which
VIII be augmented by the fact that
whenever they are detailed to do the
work of any officials of the road taey
will receive that officials salary.
AS good as new--your clothes. II you
take them to @. f. Kirchner to oe
taned and repaired. 7tf.
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MORE DIME NOVEL
HER0|SM
Brothers of Young Chicago
Bandit Under Arrest for
Trying to Liberate Him

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Otto Roeski, %
years OF age. brothers of Emil Roeski,
under indictment for the car barn mur-
ders, were arrested here today.
Suspicion that they planned to blow
up the county Jail to liberate their
brother was aroused when it was re-
ported that they had nitro -glycerine.
candies, steel saws and files when ar
rested
Later it was denied that they had
nitro glycerine.
The police refused to say that the
Roeskis were suspected of having Civ
eli their brother the saw with which
he made his unsuccessful attempt at
escape week ago from the county
Jail.
1t was hinted by the police that the
Roeskis were wanted in connection
with robberies committed since the ar
rest of their brother
After arrest, Otto Roeski confessed
in the county jail.
The saws used by Emil Roeski in at
tempting to escape were found in his
cell, concealed in a slight crevice. The
two brothers were held under $500
bonds.
Otto told in detail how he and Her.
man on the night of the attempted es-
cape waited outside of the Jail with
a rope to assist the bandit in his de-
scent from the roof.
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JOHNNY WAS ALL RlUHT
Put Theory Into Practice in
Good Style

Johnny's papa was an advertising
manager. Johnny promises to be "a
chip off the old block.
Johnny is attending school. and the
other day during reces he wrote upon
the blackboard:
Roses are red and violets are blue,
Sue loves me and l love Sue.
When the school assembled again
there was mild sensation among the
little pupils and Sue was thoroughly
ashamed of the notoriety thrust
uron her. The teacher sternly de-
manded the name of the writer ami
Johnny stood up-admitting:
81 did it teacher"
We'll Johnny. l had intended to
punish the pupil who wrote tat on
the blackboard. but on account of
blame l shall let you off this time with
a mild reprimand. But you must go
over and sit with Sue and see if she
rcciprocates your ardent affections. :
Now the teacher struck the wrong
person when she thought this would
abash Johnny. He walked over and
sat beside Sue and put his arms around
her. She wiggled from his embrace
and ran to the cloak room. Johnny fol-
Lowing her and when he caught up
with her there was a sound of sup
pressed smack. and Johnny came forth
with his face wreathed in smiles.
Now. Johnny" says the teacher,
under the circumstances what would
you write on the blackboard now?"
And Johnny marched to the black
beard and wrote:
1T pays to advertise"
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CHINA VIII AID JAPAN
Will Oppose Russia in Case
OF War

Washington, Jan. 4.-Reports of un-
Pekin government is inclined to join
hands with Toxic in the event of war
between Russia and Japan have been
received at the state department with
egret
The possibility of China becoming
It is said. a grave menace to Am
erican trade and the officials of the
Washington government are disposed
10 bring 10 bear all the legitimate NOR
III pressure at their command both at
st. Petersburg and Pekin TO preserve
peace between Russia and China even
war between Russia and Japan cam
not be averted.
Although no direct representations
nave been received at the state depart
ment recently from Pekin on the sub
lect. the statement is made that the
United States will gladly support any
proposition coming from st. Peters
burg or Pekin looking to reference
of the Manchurian question to The
Hague tribunal. for settlement.
The Washington government sees
nothing in this problem which could
not be carried to The Hague. Uuof-
ficially our government has learned
that China is disposed to refer the
Manchurian question to The Hague
and agree not to mix in a war between
Russia and Japan.
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Work Nearly Completed

The tunnel on the V. & T., between
Gold Hill and Virginia, is nearing
completion. 1t is expected to have
trains running through by the 18th
of January. Mechanics are working
from either end and the work is pro-
crossing rapidly.
1t has proven a difficult task to re-
construct this tunnel, as the ground
above was loosened by the heat and
has fallen in several places. AS fas
as it is caught up in one place il
drifts in another. In places it has OPP
ened to the surface.-Journal.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Court House Warrants Called
in-JurOrs Drawn

The county fathers finished up the
business of the January session and
adjourned this afternoon. There were
about as many bills and claims against
the county as usual to be acted upon.
and in addition to the routine business
the following proceedings were had:
Clelk instructed to issue a call fof
outstanding court house warrants
numbered flom SO % Al, both numbers
oeing included. Tne payment of these
watrans will bring the county court
aouse debt down TO $4,000. and at the
present rate of liquidation it will re-
auire only three more years to pay it
OF entirely.
The resignation of Constable ]. K.
Bunch, of Paradise township, was ac-
cepted. The appointment of a success
sor was laid over until the February
meeting of the board.
Frank German. of the Lafayette
hotel, was awarded the feeding Of the
county prisoners for the coming three
months.
Ordered that a telephone be placed
in the office of the county clerk. and
also that one be placed in the county
pest house.
The list of $50 names from which the
jurors who serve during the year of
1904 will be drawn, was selected from
the register of voters.
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Dowie Will Tour the World

Chicago. Jan. 3.-John Alexander
Dowie. accompanied by four OF the
leaders in Zion City, started on his
lrip around the world yesterday.
every resident OF Zion City turned out
20 see Dowie of.
Dowie will go first to New Orleans.
where he will remain for a week. Then
he will proceed to San Francisco by
the southwestern route. holding meet
ings there January 10th and 10th. He
will embark for Australia January q.
going by way of Honolulu. In Aus
lalia ne will meet his wife and son
and will conduct a series OF meetings,
some of them in the towns where he
experienced triDulations before COM
ing TO America. 3
On leaving Australia Dowie win Wis
1T India and Africa and will finally ar
rive at Zurich. Switzerland. where
general conference OF the Christian
Catholic church in Europe viii be
held. From Zurich he will go to Lon
don and thence to New York. where
he plans to land On June 10Th.
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Porto RiCans Are Citizens

Washington, Jan. Am an opinion
by Chief Justice Fuller the supreme
court of the United States today de
cided that citizens of Porto Rico are
not aliens of the United States and
that they are entitled to enter this
country without obstruction.
The opinion was delivered in the
case OF the Porto Rico woman Con-
zales, who, in 1902, was refused admis-
sion to the port of New York on the
ground that she was likely to become
a public charge.
The decision was based entirely up
on the immigration act of 1891 and
took the g. ound that the Porto Ricans
owe allegiance to the United States
and to no other government.
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R|skED LIFE To SAVE
LIBRARY
Iowa Governor Fought Flames
in the State House Like a
Veteran Fireman

Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 4.-Fire caus-
ed from an electric wire in the at
tic of the capitol building at noon to-
day did over a quarter of a million
dollars damage and caused the inde-
finite postponement of the twenty ninth
general assembly.
Owing to the height of the flames
the water pressure was insufficient
and the firemen had to abandon the
upper floor.
Governor Cummins, clad in hip boots
and a rain coat, headed a band of
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Ooings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
The HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Psraeraphs-. The
Latest Intelligence from
All Sources

Princeton, N. J.-Grover Cleveland
honor Of Mayor Mcclellan.
Washington.-Ministe Allen az Seoul
has advised the state department that
the empress dowager of Corea died on
the morning of January 2.
Detroit.-Lawrence Depew. brother
OF United States Senator Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Of New York. and one of the
most prominent citizens of Detroit, fell
dead at his home here of heart disease
Manila.-Ricarte. the recently re-
turned exile from Guam now in hiding
from the authorities In this city, has
written letter outlining a new revo-
luton. The matter Is not considered
seriously by the government.
New York.-John A. Benson, who
was arrested several days ago by
united States secret service officers,
charged with defrauding the govern
ment out Of thousands of acres Of land,
was released in the United States cir
cult court upon furnishing $4,000 cash
ball.
st. Louis.-Rev. J. NJ. Beard. of San
Francisco, general counsel for the
Methodist Episcopal church IN the
trial Of Rev. =. D. Hammond Of San
francisco sor mismanagemcnr al
church funds, which was tc Rave be-
gun in st. Louis tomorrow. died sud
denly Of heart failure at the Termina
hotel.
San Juan. p. R.-Gov. Hunt has re
ceived advices from Washington cour
Gel mandlng the oider to dismount tn
remaining mounted Porto Rica
troops. From this fact, coupled wit
the constant determination OF the
troops. it is inferred that the Porto
hican regiment will soon be ordered to
Panama.
San Francisco.-The ballots cast In
the Fourth congressional district for
e. j. Livernash and julius Kahn have
oeen sent to Washington In charge of
special Deputy Registrar Walsh. They
nll several trunks and were sent by
express. The date for the hearing of
me Kahn n-Livernash contested election
as January IA.
San Francisco.-Cornelius ]. Sulli-
van, accused Of vagrancy. declares
mat he Is wanted IN Chicago on q
cnaIge of murder and that a rewal d OF
soou IS offered tor his apprehension.
"A prison tiusty says that sullivan told
ann the same story in Utah. He gave
las chicago aodi ess at 62 West 18th
s.i eet ana 1t appears tnat a man named
SULLIVAN did 1--we there. The Chicago
ponce. however. say that their records
40 not snow that the man " wanted
lhere.
Bloomington, Ill.-Riotous scenes
marked the street car strike Monday.
Wlnaows in six cars were smashed
~ missiles tnrown by strike syrnpa-
.nizers VINO congregated several hun
aled strong at various points along
me line. j. knocks and u. X. Morris
wele dragged from their cars and se-
sereiy beaten. The mayor admits that
ne Is not able to cop. with the situa-
uon and President Demonge OF the
street car company announces that
tomorrow he wlll request the mayor to
ask Tor militia.
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volunteers who risked their lives in
an effort to save the books from the
state library. s
The flames We're kept from that sec
ton. however. and the volumes were
saved.
Officials are endeavoring to save
their effects and are making prepara-
tions TO move to other quarters.
The ceiling of the house of repre-
sentatives has fallen IN and the flames
are spreading to the senate chamber.
The building for a time appeared to
be doomed.
1t was erected twenty years ago at
cost of nearly three million dollars.
The fire was under control at
o'clock.
Violet Glycerine Soap, perfumed with
violet odor, 25c box. Brown Bros.
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RUSSIA WILL SEND
A REPLY
Japan Will Know Her Enemy's
Intentions Within a Day or
Two More

st. Petersburg. Jan. 4.--The Asso-
ciated Press has the authority of the
foreign office for the statement that
the Russion reply will be transmitted
to Japan in a day or TWO.
The reply will not be merely Eyes"
or no." but will be made up of rea-
cened propositions.
The general basis of this communica
tion is already complete, but the de-
tails are being elaborated.
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Taft for the Cabinet

Washington, Jan. 4.-The president
today sent to the senate the nomina-
tion of William H. Taft, of Ohio. TO
be secretary of war.
The president also nominated Luke
E. Wright of Tennessee to be civil
governor OF the Philippine Islands and
Henry c. Ide of Vermont, to be vice
civil governor of the Philippine Is
lands
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Announcement

The City Bakery begs to announce
that from the first day of January,
1904. bread will be sold at 10 cents
straight. No more tickets will be sold.
Thanking my friends for their pat
ronage in the past, and being deter
mined to give satisfaction in the fu-
ture, l am.
Yours respectfully.
LETT +. HAUER.
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Here Until the Fifteenth

Ramsdell. the photographer. mas been
tended in Winnemucca on account of
the rush of work. He will positively
close the gallery on the 18th of Janu-
ary, however, and take no more pic
lures after that date.
All who want first-class work at rea-
the sitting. 1-2tol5
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For Sale

Four lots. containing nice lawn and
large trees; together with a two story
house, with five, rooms; large hallway.
corner OF Bridge street and Shepherd
avenue. upper Winnemucca. Enquire
of G. NJ. Rose. 12-2Stf
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suit or overccat. it's STOUT time you
did so. See G, f. K1-c.4ner about 1t.
He can ts you out. no l. after what
you want. 1tf.
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CONSERVATIVE, BUT READY.

CONSERVATIVE, BUT READY.
Toxic, Jan. 4.-War preparations con-
tinue but the government seems de-
termined to avoid the imitation of any
conflict and for this purpose the note
sent the powers was intended to show
that the responsibility rested upon
Russia, should the negotiations now
proceeding fail.
aautiously and unless Russia gives un-
due provocat.on, 1t is possible that
peace may continue for some time
che preparations made by the gov
eminent are, however, sufficient to
convince the populace of a determina
ion on its part to fight If necessary.
The popular clamor has somewhat
subsided although many support the
proposition to seize and declare a
jrotectorate over Corea.
1t is safe to anticipate that the gov
srnment win continue negotiations un-
II a peaceful settlement is hopeless
n the meantime 1t will watch the
cts of Russia in Corea.
There is much irritation at the pres
sent course of Russia in Seoul and
eeking.
The imperial princes in the navy
aave returned to their stations at
Passabo.
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Gentlemen, Attention

For the next thirty days we are go
ing to make some big cuts In prices
iii our clothing department.
You know we sell the Schloss Bros.
perior to two-thirds or what you get
made 10 order See 'ine before buying
1S-tf E. REINHART & co.
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Immediately; also would like to rent
a plano. Leave word al this office 21-6
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Sig. =. Il. Aulettf up-to-date mu-
sician. IS PREPARED to furnish music
- all occasions-dances. socials. par
aes. ETC.; lessons given on violin and
mandolin Leave orders at Up-to-
Date saloon. 12-23tf
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Ds. Purler, UenlISt

o I" y. Porter. dentist. Once On
Bridge street 81
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The best paper at the lowest price
that's The Silver State.
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London, Jan. A dispatch to Reu-
ers Telegram company from Toxic
says there is increasing evidence there
Jf the imminence of some important
development, but that the most rlgor-
ous secrecy is maintained in all ofll-
ial circles.
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When in need OF stationery you will
and complete stock at Brown Bros.'
Drug Store. II
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The news Ii In The silver State.
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Unexcelled for work
of every kind; prices
always right.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-30
Merely a Partisan.

From the Nashville American.
 President Roosevelt in his speech of acceptance, deals in generalties. He gives credit, of course. to his party for all the acts of providence which have benefited the country during the past several years, and what providence has done he Is sure the republicans have.
 But nowhere in his speech does the President evince that broad ard enlight" ened statesmanship which should dist.n- guish the chief executive of this great republic. His speech shows that, instead of being a leader he is a follower of his party; that instead of displaying an in- dividual and commanding grasp of the great questions which now confront the American people, he is merly a partisan seeking power.
 Time was when Mir. Roosevelt was of independent spirit, when he struck out right and left for what he conceived to be the right. But he has changed, and nothing so plainly shows his. surrender to the baser passions of partisan politics as his short acceptance speech delivered on Wednesday at Sagamore Hill.
 We shall be keenly disappointed if Judge Parker does not measure up to a higher, to a more statesman-like stand ard when he accepts the democratic nom ination on August 10.