The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-19
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Ooings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
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Chicago.-The Democratic state con-
vention will be held in Springfield OH
June IA.
Washington. Brigadier General
Leonard Woods nomination was con-
firmed by large majority. The vote
was as to 16.
Washington.-The condition of Mrs
Nelson A. Miles, who is dangerously
i'll, at the Miles residence here, Is re-
ported better.
Washington.-The house agreed to
the report of the elections committee
holding that julius Kahn was not elect
ed from the Fourth California district.
This confirms the title of Livernash.
Alliance. Neb.-The Sixth district Re-
publican convention unanimously re-
instructed. the delegates to the national
convention to work for the nomination
of Roosevelt and John l.. Webster
Central City, Colo.-The shaft house
and machinery plant at the Gunnel.
mine were destroyed by fire Friday.
causing loss estimated at $4,000. The
fire spread to the timbers in the shaft.
which is 1.500 feet deep, and is now
eating its way into the mine, causing
much further damage.
Washington.-The senate committee
on territories has authorized a favor
able report on a bill extending the
time for the construction of the West
ern Alaska Construction Company's
railroad. which is to extend from
Solomon TO Council City. The com
pany has expended 100000 and com
pleted ten mile of road.
Des Moines, Iowa.-By means of
powerful magnifying glass it was dis.
cove. ed that the box of poisoned candy
sent to Miss Rena Nelson at Pierre.
S. D.. does not bear the Boone, Iowa
postmark. The discovery will have
a tendency to prove the innocence OF
Mrs. Sherman Dye. who has been ac-
cused of sending the fatal package.
Milwaukee.-The Milwaukee Daily
News prints complete list of baseball
players awarded to the Pacific Coast
league by the National association OF
professional baseball clubs. The list
includes several players who. it was
expected. would be seen this year with
the American league. American as
sociation and Western league teams.
Washington.-Preside Roosevelt
John l.. Webster, of Nebraska. the
III esentation beng made by Senator
Milliard. Mr.. Webster has been en-
doi sed by the Republicans in Nebraska
for the vice presidency. The presi-
dent and MIR. Walker had a cordiaI
chat. but the interview. it is said, was
without political significance.
Neutrality-suspicious. hundred and sixty
of the most prominent negroes of tbs
Dist.ic OF Columbia banqueted Book
er I. Washington at odd Fellows hall
here. Mr.. Washington will be tender
ed reception by the negroes of th-
District OF Columbia Saturday night.
Representatives from botn houses o.
congress, DR.. Everett Hale and others
have accepted invitations to share the
platform with DR.. Washington.
acknowledgements Warfield has
approved the two so-called Jim Crow
bills .elating TO railroad and steamboat
tiavel IN the state and the act Will 60
into effect. The railway bin requires
Impanles to provide separate coaches
for coIored passengers except in ex-
pa ess Il aims with Pullman coaches at
tached. The steamboat measure pro-
vides for separate compartments for
white and colored passengers, but
there must be no Disc iimination IN
the quality OF Accommodations.