The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-14

ferred to his previous statement that
it was current In Kansas Grover
Cleveland had dined c. s. II. Taylor.
| a Kansas negro politician. He read
several letters flom Kansas citizens
that it had been Tayors boast that
he had received such social attention
that Mr.. Cleveland, while governor of
New York. had signed bill providing
| for mixed schools.
| New York. - The wedding of Miss
| Florence Vanderbilt, elder daughter OF
Mr.. and Mis-. H. NICK. Twombly, and
and Mrs. 1. Townsend Burden, was
celebrated at st. Thomas's church this
afternoon in the presence of a large
and fashionable assemblage.
Helena.-The republicans Of Monta-
ma in state convention here today
elected six delegates and alternates to
the national convention at Chicago,
and adopted resolutions reaffirming
the principles of the Philadelphia plat
form and expressing commentator of
the wise, patriotic and progressive ad-
ministration of President Roosevelt,
to whom it promised renewed alle-
glance and support. The convention
will be held at Billings later I'm the
year.
Kansas City.--Joseph w. Folk, cir
cult attorney of st. Louis and candi-
date for the democratic nomination
for governor of Missouri. while In
Kansas City was shown the dispatch
suggesting him for the democratic
nomination for vice president. He
said: while / appreciate the compli-
ment some of the national committee
men confer upon me in suggesting my
name for the democratic vice presidei-
tial nomination, 1 would not entertain
the idea for one moment / regard
the work to be done as governor or
Missouri as of more Importance than
anything 1 could accomplish in any
other position. l had rather be gov
ernor of Missouri just now than vice
president. AS governor / can finish
the work I have commenced: in any
other position l would have to leave
1t. undone. The democrats of many
counties of Missouri have instructed
| for me for governor and if it is the
will of my party l shall continue in
| the governors office the work l have
| inaugurated as circuit attorney of ST.
Louis Under no circumstances would
| accept any other nomination than
the governorship of Missouri
| New York-All devices known to en-
gineers and submarine experts have
been employed to rescue William j.
Hoar. a diver who is pinned fast at
| the mouth of a four-foot sluice pipe
beneath seventy feet of water at the
| reservoir at Boonton. but after twen-
ty-one hours of submersion Hoar's
last signal on the life line was given
and answered. Since shortly after
| noon today no sign has come from the
| man. and John Myers. another diver.
who was one oe Hoar's best friends,
said when he emerged exhausted from
the depth at about IL o'clock this
morning that he did not believe there
was more than a spark of life left in
| the prisoner then. Hoar may possibly
| be alive. but too weak to make signals.
On this bare chance air pumps are
working increasingly and early tomor-
row a fresh band of divers and gear
will go from this city. The engineers
will use some desperate means to shut
off the current of water which is
rushing through the four-foot pipe,
which has the divers foot caught in
the suction at its mouth. So powerful
is this suction that four-horse team
hauling on rope tied around the
| divers body was unable to stir him
this morning.