The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-09
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Nashville, Tenn.--The republican
state convention today instructed for
Roosevelt for president. and nomi-
mated Jesse Littleton Of Franklin
county for governor.
A San Francisco tailor, L. Carsagni.
yesterday killed a young woman who
had for some time been in his employ,
and then committed suicide The cause
of the double tragedy is unknown. 1t
occurred in Carsagni's place of busi-
ness, 536 Kearney street. The lady was
20 years old; name unknown.
Washington. - The president will
nominate James r. Parsons Jr. as
United States consul general to the
City of Mexico, vice A. d. Barlow re-
signed. This is a personal appoint
ment on the part of the president. Mr..
Parsons is a distinguished educator.
42 years of age and native of Albany,
N. Y.
San Francisco. - Pretty Miss Flor
ence Burdett and William Walker
were friends. They quarreled. Then
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her life. She now lies at the Waldeck
hospital suffering from the effects Of
cai bolic ac.d poisoning. The physi-
clans attending her state that she will
ecover.
Portland. - Over a laundry bill OF
$3.50 members of the Silver Slipper
company and stage hands of the Mar
Inv In uh
ard as a result Paul Valley is still
pal TALLY unconscious and Benjamin
Burt, whose blow started the small
rot, had to be escorted home by
policeman.
Wichita, Kan.-The democratic dele
gates to the convention adjourned to-
night. 1t is claimed that the national
d4iegation is uninstructed. Resolu-
/ lions were passed endorsing the ma
.ional platform and expressing conf
denec in Bryan. The convention en-
4ol sed Hearst for his victory over the
coal trust as an example for demo-
slats to follow, but didn't refer to him
as a cand date.
ST. Petersburg mobilization Of
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in order to fill vacancies caused by
drafting to the far east. 1t is expect
ed that a similar mobilization will
come into effect in the Baltic prov
noes within a month. An authorita-
tive denial is given of the rumors OF
Russian reve4 Sc on the Yalu which
was circulated in Paris today. No Of
ncial kilograms were received from the
front today.
San Francisco.-Miss Agnes J.. Con-
molly, a teacher in the Clement gram
mar school, thinks that some spiteful
neighbor has resorted to nlghbinder
methods for the purpose Of killing or
lnjuring her. She resides at 1919 Leav-
enworth street. and there an unknown
assailant appeared on Wednesday
morning and without any apparent
! motive attacked Miss Margaret Glib
lin, a servant who responded at the
.inging of the bell-the stranger sup
posedly having mistaken Miss Giblin
lor the school teacher
Salt Lake City. = The republican
state convention, called to nominate
! ueleSdtcS AT large " hhC ilotiShNs
convention at Chicago, met in the Salt
4 Lake theater here today. 1t was con-
ceded that delegates would be in
ST ucted for Roosevelt. A sharp fight
was looked for however, over the
personnel of the delegates. between
the so-called Kearns and anti-Kearns
factions, in which a certain amount
Of church feeling has been manifest
ed. Mayor William Glasmann of Og-
den was named as temporary chair
| man.
Omaha. - Kirk Anderson, a lodger.
was fatally injured; John Pearsall.
fii eman, received dangerous wounds.
and the two babes of Mrs. Anderson
were badly hurt in an early morning
fiIein lodging house at Fourteenth
and Jones streets today. Several 9TH
er occupants of the building were
more or less hurt. Several families
occupied the building and the alarm of
fire caused a small panic. Anderson
jumped from a third-story window
and Mrs. Anderson threw her babes
from the same floor. Fireman Pear
sail was thrown down a stairway. All
the other dodgers were rescued I'm
their night-clotaes with considerable
difficulty. The property loss was not
great.