The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-11
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Ooings Of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers


Cupid and others Of the Hawaiian
party arrived today
New York-The National Mckinley
Memorial Association committee this
morning received designs for the Can
ton memorial.
New York-The treasury warrant for
SAC, 900 on account of the Panama
Canal purchase was delivered to j.
p. Morgan & Co. by Secretary Shaw
at the sub-treasury this afternoon.
winnipeg-At Moose Lake, John
Schuster. aged IA. murdered his eight
year-old sister by beating out her
brains with a poker. The boys father.
it is alleged. buried the body with
the hope Of hiding the crime, but the
matter became known and the boy was
arrested.
ment for drunkenness which separated
her from her pet canary, Mabel Ford.
widow of Bob Ford, who killed Jesse
/ James, this morning in the police court
tearfully begged for her liberty When
the judge said she could 60 free she
threw her arms about him and kissed
him.
Los Angeles-Vandell Griffith, the
fourteen-year-old son of Colonel Grf-
fifth. the Las Angeles capitalist now IN
Jail under sentence for the shooting of
his wife. who disappeared from the
home Of his mother several davs ago
and who was thought to have been
kidnapped. is st.ll missing and no trace
of him has been found by his rela-
tives. The police are working on the
case.
Butte. Mont.-An Anaconda special
to the Miner says that the body of NJ.
Wright. who has been missing since
last November. has been found in the
weeds of Georgetown Lake. where
with Welbridge Williams. he is sup
posed to have been drowned, Their boat
being capsized while the two men were
duck hunting. Wright was one Of the
best-known sportsmen in Montana and
a prominent Mason.
Marshalltown. Iowa-Suddenly ana
without a moments warning to the
large congregation. whose heads were
bowed while the minister prayed for
their welfare. the Rev. o. p. Newell.
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church here. fell. stricken with para
lysis in his pulpit. For a moment the
parishioners were or-stricken and
the form of the pastor was allowed to
pitch headlong to the floor. He can.
not live.
Sacramento-Richard Beskeen, an
employe In the Southern Pacific Com
out in the railroad yards this morn
ing. He was employed in repairing "a
car. which with several others was on
a switch. The car under which Bes-
keen was working and the one next to
it were supported on props. In some
manner not yet explained one of the
props under the car next to the one
Beskeen was working under gave way.
throwing the car upon the unfortunate
workman
Seattle. Wash.-George Gates and
two other men. who are supposed to
have been the robbers who held up
Southern Pacific train at Copley, Cal.
on March 31st. are believed to be H.
the vicinity of Seattle. Railroad detec-
tives were here yesterday getting the
description of man who tired to pass
a money order in a south end saloon.
Tha
been one of those stolen. The descrip-
tion of this man fits perfectly that of
George Gates.
Philadelphia-Twelve tons of virgin
state at the United States Mint here.
At the same time the coinage depart.
ment began the work of converting
the mass into golden eagles Tomor-
row twelve more tons will be melted
and w.thin the next few days about
sl2,000,000 VIII be coined. Most of the
gold came from New York In bullion.
The melting of twelve tons OF gold
In one day is said to be a new record
for mint smelling.
san rIdHciSco-ITdHt L. idsSdit,
forest supervisor took the stand today
In the D.mond- Hyde land fraud case
He testified that for a consideration he
furnished advance information re-
garding the land included In the forest
reservation to Miss Claire Glover.
clerk in the office of Benson and Hyde.
"she loaned me $780," he SAID. "and
at first intended to return 1t to her.
But when she wrote me later. using
the term we 1 thoughth that Benson
was included i'm the lending of the
sum and no longer bothered about re-
paying the same"
Butte. Mont.-William Avtell, a we'll
known saloon man OF Basin. q small