The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-15
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Ooings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

Fort Wayne. Ind. Oct. ia great
crowd greeted VIM. Jennings Bryan at
the political meeting In Princess Rink
tonight, which concluded the second day
Of the speakers tour Of Indiana.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. l3. In q public
speech delivered before the American
Street Railway Association today. Presl-
dent Francis declared that the Worlds
Fair has lost at least 100000 through
being closed on Sunday
Boston, Oct. 13-The cruiser Chicago,
which has received an ovecnauling and
repairing at the navy yard here. mas re-
ceived orders to proceed October 18th to
the Pacific coast to relieve the flagship
New York of the Pacific squadron.
Topeka, Kas., Oct. 13.-1ourist travel
to California is exceptionally heavy this
week For several weeks a ,ate Of SIS
has been in effect. w. J. Bllck, general
passenger agent of the Santa Fe. states
that since the first of this 1,on-a the
Santa Fe has had sixty-six ,xsra tourist
sleepers to handle tourist excursion bus
mess. This has been in addition to the
regular California trains.
st. Louis. Oct. 13.-James Mccarthy Of
Fresno, Calf, was arraigned in the po-
lice court today on the charge Of imper-
ing ha
Judge Tracy said he believed Mccarthy
meant no harm. but that he had been
misled by some alleged correspondence
school for detectives. Mccarthy came
here from Fresno. CAL. two weeks ago
with $500 and an ambition to become
detective. He will return home.
New York. Oct 13.-Many prominent
Republicans were present tonight at q
ratification meeting and reception ten.
iered by the Union League Club to Gov
ernor Higgins, Republican candidate for
governor and his associates. Cornelius
Of the National Republican COMMITTEES
presided. Secretary of War Taft was the
principal speaker. He devoted iarEc
part of his address to deaiins with the
philippine question.
New York, Oct. 1s.-Jim Jeffries has
made plans to visit England next sum-
mer. The champion has received an offer
% appear in the music halls at large
salary, and thinks so well Of the pro-
position that he will probably sign q
contract. He is not likely to do any light
ng abroad Jeffries will be in New
York within month. 1t is his intention
20 settle in this city. His wife. 1t Is said
owns considerable property in Harlem.
and is anxious to come here. Jeffries
viii probably open saloon. If he can
.ecure a good location.
Washington, Oct. 1S.-The Panama
Canal Commission today decided to mt
up 400 bachelor quarters" rooms on the
.sthmus. For this purpose 400 complete
sets of bedroom furniture suitable to sim
gle men have been advertised for. The
specifications call for iron bedsteads.
washstands, chairs and tables. The
rooms are intended for the use of young
engineers whom Uncle Sam will employ
in supervising the big waterway. Most
of these engineers are unmarried. ard
those who have wives will very likely
not take them to the tropics.
Washington, Oct. 1s.-The president Is
preparing to redeem his promise TO the
delegates to the Interparliamentary Peace
Conference to secure another meeting
of Observation-Disclosures of the powers sigma
ory to The Hague convent.cn. With
view to revising and adding to that tn
strument The state department Will
address separate notes to every govern
ment represented In the last conference.
inviting suggestions as to the time and
place of meeting, and without doubt, In
the spirit of caution that is always .x-
hibted by diplomats, many OF these gov
ernments will seek to secure an iron-clad
agreement as to the scope of the con-
ference. Many limitations are eSpected
to be proposed in this way, and 1t 10
realized that much difficulty will be ex-
perienced in securing harmony.
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