The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-26
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ST. Petersburg urg.-Considerable dam
age has been caused by a sudden rise
of the waters of the Neva and Canals
following the recent bad weather
Glens Falls, N. H.-The superintend-
ent of the International Paper Com
pany at South Glens Falls and Fort
Edward has received orders to shut
down the mills until further notice.
1t is stated that all the mills in the
combination, twenty eight in number.
will be shut down until next wednes-
day. over production is given as the
cause.
Salt Lake.-A special to the News
from Scofield, Utah, says that Lieu
tenant Screnson and squad of seven
teen men with fixed bayonets took
Charles Demolli. state organizer of
the Western Federation of Miners out
Of crowd of two hundred striking
Italian miners Wednesday afternoon
and arrested him on the charge of dis
turbing the peace.
Hoyt, Kansas.-Robbers blew open
the safe in the general store of Elmer
Ketterman Wednesday morning and
escaped in safety. Nitro-glycerine
was used A portion of the safe door
was blown through the side of the
store building. A large amount of
money was received by the firm ana
had been placed in the bank yesterday
SO the thieves got nothing.
Constantinople.-A ministerial note
has been drawn up in favor of the
Austro- Russian scheme for Macedonia
with certain reserves. This small step
in advance was only taken at dawn
yesterday after a nights long council
which is almost unprecedented. The
note will be submitted to the sultan
for approval but it is not thought in
diplomatic circles that the reply will
b. satisfactory to the powers.
San Domingo, Republic of Santo
Domingo.-The articles of capitulation
OF San Domingo were signed Tuesday
by President Wosygil and the minis
ters of the United States, Belgium,
Hayti and Spain. The conditions pro-
vide full guarantee for the projections
of the inhabitants and all property.
The revolutionists will enter the city
this afternoon and the provisional gov
ernment will remove from Santiago
to Los Caballeros, the capital, within
five days.
Berlin-Emperor William has chang
ed his voice, modulating it so as to
reduce the pressure on the vocal
cords. He now speaks in a somewhat
lower pitch his utterances resonating
against the cavaties of the mouth. He
has not yet trained himself fully and
he may take the services of a teacher
so that he can apply correctly the
method taught in voice culture. His
| throat specialists have explained to
him the theory of voice production,
which he shas practiced with consider
able success.
Boston.-An unknown man who CALI
ed at the office of the Boston Note
Brokerage Company here to inquire
about making a loan, assaulted Miss
Lillian B. Gross, the stenographer,
with chisel. causing serious wounds.
He struck the woman repeatedly ON
the head inficting scalp wounds and
decorating her face. Her hands were
also cut. Miss Gross managed to
break a window and scream for help.
but the man had escaped. The reason
for the assault Is a mystery. Later it
was learned that s400 had been taken
from the safe.