The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-05

Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

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Springfe,d-He,en NJ. Gould has
been asked to act as arbitrator in
the strike in the Holyoke paper mills.
The invitation was forwarded by the
leader of the striking cutter girls. The
strike involves 1000 employees.
st. Paul-Attorney-Genera Douglas
wired from Banff, B. c., to his as
sistants at the capital to take imme-
late steps to carry the states case
1gainst the merger TO the court of
ppeals. Mr.. Douglas will return to
5t. Paul August 18th.
PittsburS, PA check for 500
las been received from President
Roosevelt for Theodore Roosevelt
,ignet, the boy bern to Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Signet of McKeesport,
ome weeks ago, and which is the
wentieth child born to Mr.. Signet.
rhe money has peer placed in a bank
o the credit of the baby, the interest
} accumulate until he is 81 years of
age.
Berlin-A dispatch from Breslau to
ne Volks Zeitung reports a serious
isaster On the railway bridge be-
Ween Sucha and Kalvaria, Austrian
ji3esia. A train, consisting of eleven
airs heavily laden, broke its couplings
md ran at a terrific speed down a
harp grade for twenty miles until it
ollided with a passenger train. In
he neighborhood of thirty persons
re said to have been killed and f4ty-
.wo Others severely wounded.
Topeka, KAMA. l. Burtis, govern
nent land inspector. has returned
rom Washington, where he has been
working for a month in the Interior
department.. Mr.. BuTtis received in
tructio1s while In Washington to be-
in proceedings against the Kansas
attic men who have not taken their
snces from around government land.
ie will make a trip through the cat
e country within a short time to
nforce tie order.
Ossining, N. Y.-Antonio Turchow-
Il, a Pole, was put to death in the
cctric chair at Sing Sing prison. lie
cleared on the way to the chair that
6 was innocent of the murder of John
hepoloski, a saloonkeeper of Brock.
N, which occurred March 9th and
I which he had been convicted.
urchowski was sentenced June 22d,
nd the time elapsing between the
announcement OF sentence and its
~Xecution is said to have been the
hortest on the state records.
New York-Nearly 100 cherry pits
ave been found in the appendix OF
patient who was being operated
lpon in a Brooklyn hospital. The CO.,
ection of the stones had not caused
Ppendicitis, however. Their discov-
cry was due to an operation for can
Ger of the stomach. What might have
Jeen the ultimate effect the doctors
ire unwilling to guess. Not only the
ppendix, but a large space of the
ntestines was filled with the pits.
after the cancerous growth had been
ut away the surgeons took away the
)its and the patent quickly recovered.
Chicago-James H. Eckles, who ex
ended the invitation to ex-President
>.eveland on behalf of the CONNER
clal club to be the clubs guest next
October, has received a letter from
Nj. Cleveland definitely setting the
late as the 14th. In the course of the
etter, abiding to the report that had
been spread that Mr.. Cleveland was
soing to discuss politics in his after
Inner speech, he says: II wonde.
whether it cannot in some way be
gwen out emphatically that in what
L soy at II CluU . uiuuc DOI a SluSlc
word of politics will cross my lips
and that my so-called address will
be simply an after-dinner talk of
3robably a half-hour."
Philadelphia-The Ledger Wednes-
day will say: Charles NJ. Schwab.
p esident of the United Steel corpora
ton, will sever his official connection
With that concern today, his resigna-
ION as president now being in the
hands of the executive committee.
his information came to the Public
Ledger from one of the directors CT
the corporation. For months Mr..
S hwab's resignation has beer rumor-
Ie1, but each time the rumor appeared
1t was denied by Mr.. Schwab himself
as Wei as by the corporations di-
lractors. The executive committee will
meet and recommend its acceptance