The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-20
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
DOings Oi the Day Reflected
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Readers

Winnipeg, Man. Sept. 19.-The Cana
dian PACING boiler makers strike has
been settled. Af,er several conferences
NTH Master Mechanic Cross, the men
.e.e grained an increase of one cent
.,er hour and will resume work tomor-
.ow morning.
Saghalien. Sept. ls-Captain Schuits
and some other officers of the cruiser
Nov.k. which was sunk after the sor-
ie from Port Arthur, have arrived at
Alexander station. They were entertain
ed at the club and received with the
sieatest enthusiasm everywhere. The
ciew left on September IL.
Port Washing on, l.. l., Sept. 1s.-Hold-
.-g in her hand a go.den candieslick IN
which burned ligh,ed candle, MRS.
.o"ard Gould today set fire to Inc
Mortgage on the First Methodist Episco-
al church in this village. The cnurcn
vas crowded to the doors with members
oi the congl egation and visitors.
ST. Louis, Sept. 1S.-Last week for the
-.rst time in the history of the EXPOSE
ION, the attendance for the six days
exceeded one million. The record ad-
MISSIONS for the week were as follows:
Monday, September IL. 1l2.4s2: TUESDAY,
1866; Wednesday. 1862: Thursday.
o4,45o; Friday. lsl,1l1 Saturday, lal.ss7:
,otal. 1.O27,95S. !
Indianapolis, Sept IS.-In accordance
ith the resolutions adopted at the re-
.ent st. Louis convention of the Inter-
national Tyl ograph cal Union. that or
ganization will, within few days. be.
gin a referendum vote of the MEM
oers, which will de ermine whether or
not the organization shall pledge itself
o the e.ght-hour day
New York. Sept. 1s.-Mrs. Mary T.
Thatcher. 4S years old, wife of George
w. Thatcher. the minstrel. committed
suicide tonight in her home in One
Hundred and Sixth street by inhaling
gas. She was said to have suffered from
a nervous trouble. Mrs. Thatcher In.
herited $4,000 only few months ago
from an uncle in Philadelphia.
New York. September ls-Mrs. Ara
bella Huntington. widow of the multi
millionaire ra lroad president. who se-
cured judgment of $7Oo0O0 against Syi-
vester III. Knee,and for money 1t Is al
eyed Huntington loaled him. has again
been prevented from foreclosing on the
property by the filing of an appeal in
the county Clerks office at White Plains
to the appellate division from the yuug-
ment.
Ellenda,e. NJ D.. Sept. 1S.-William
Mock. well-i.nown resident of Ellen
dale denies the claim that Abner H..
Coville of Newmar.-~,. n. j., Is the
head of the largest Roosevelt family
in the country. Covile has seventeen
sons who will vote for Roosevelt. while
Mock's twenty sons and three sons-in-
law will vote In body for the presi
dent, as they did In 1870 for Mckinley.
Mock had three other sons, who are
dead.
Lafayette. Ind, Sept. ls.-George Barr
McCutcheon, the au,hor, who is visit
ing In this city. today gave out state
ment in which he admits thhat he is the
author of "Brewste. Millions" a book
the authorship of which has hitherto
been attributed to one Richard Greaves
In explanation of the concealmen. Ut
The authors identity. Mr.. McCutcheon
says that II Is the result of wager
wI,h a publisher TO ,.-e enect tnat
name OF The author has nothing to do
with the sale of book.
Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 1o.-The contin-
ued drought in the eastern part Of this
state has done much damage to the
wheat crop. according to State Grain In
spector Arrasmi,h. and general revis-
lon of the earlier estimates Is necessary.
THE total yieid." he said, lis damaged
at least 20 per cent, and instead Of 3000o.-
900 bushels. as predicted three weeks ago.
| doubt il the yie.d o. the state Will az
ceed 100000 bushels. This drought OF
ten weeks is the most protracied In the
history of cereal production there. 1ne
intolerable heat has shriveled up the
grains so that much of the production Is
of an inferior character. The counties
south OF the Snake river Jared better on
account OF the grain being nearer ma
turity. when the warm weather began.