The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-03
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

New York, Oct. lat Democratic head.
quarters yesterday the announcement
was made that ex-Presldent Cleveland
would not speak during the campaign.
New York, Oct. 1.-George Foster Pea
body. treasurer of the Democratic Ma
tional committee, will issue an appeal
next week for contributions to carry on
the Democratic national campaign. 1nis
is the second appeal of the kind, and II
will be directed especially to those who
can afford small contributions.
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. This morning
the safe in the postoffice at Rosemount,
suburb, was blown open by dynamite
Postmaster Stillwagon says that at the
close of each month dividend checks
amounting to between 5000 and $4,000
are sent to wealthy suburbanites, and
that many letters containing such
checks were stolen.
st. Louis. Oct. IF N. Barrett, editor
of the New York City Trade. which
made sweeping charges of bribery in the
administration of the pure-food laws IN
certain states before the International
Pure Food Congress during its session
yesterday, at session last night retracr-
ed his statements and admitted that the
allegations were without foundation.
st. Louis, Oct 1.-Major Alvord c.
United States Department of Agriculture.
died today from an attack Of paralysis.
He was here attending the International
Pure Food Congress. Major Alvord was
stricken last Wednesday. He was 20
years old and a graduate of West Point
He attained his rank in the Civil war.
Manila, Oct. 1.-The Filipino St. Louis
Fair Commissioners who had been visit
ing the United States arrived here today
from San Francisco and were escorted,
after a water pageant, by procession OF
5000 school children to the Palace. where
All the commissioners say they have had
the greatest time of their lives and that
they regretted leaving the United States.
Montreal, Oct. lit is officially an
nounced that the Grand Trunk Railway
will pay s1s,00oO OOo for the Canadian At
lantic. and will give guarantee of the
principal and interest of total mort
gage of $16,OOco0O per cent fifty-year
gold bonds, of which a portion will be
reserved for capital expenditures. Sane
ton for transfer will have to be secur-
ed from the government by the Grand
Trunk.
Leadvilie, Colo, Oct. Judge Frank
Mowers yesterday issued an Injunction
against the members of the Leadville
Mining District Association, restraining
the association from proceeding further
TO compel miners to fvrsake the Western
Federation of Miners and take out as
sociation cards in order to retain their
positions in the mines of the camp. Near
ly 1000 cards had been issued by the as
sociation when the work in this district
was interrupted by the courts orcer.
Portland, Ore, Oct. 1.-Contracts for
three OF the principal buildings or the
Lewis and Clark exposition have been
let by the board of directors. The as
gregate cost will be s55.44t One of the
buildings will be for machinery. elec-
tricity and transportation, one for min
ing and the third for amusements. The
latter, festival hall. will be built by q
local contractor. the other two by q
California construction company. All
the structures must be completed by
Feb. l. 1905,
Chicago, Oct. IA jury in Judge Tut
hills court today rendered verdict that
John Alexander Dowie is not entitled to
SIS. 900 left to Dowie by the win OF Fred
Sutton a wealthy New Zealand sheep
herder, who died in Dowle's hospital
several years ago. The jury found that
Sutton was not in his iIgnt mind wnen
he made the will. The bequest was con-
| tested by the deceaseds brother and
sister, who came from New Zealand to
testify. Counsel for Dow.e announced
that an appeal would be taken.
NEW ORLEANS MoLASSES, the very
best to be had on the market, in any
quantity You wish. as we have II on tap.