The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-17
NEWS SUMMARY

Denmark has decided to send a
large warship to the jamestown expo
sition.
The sailors at Constadt declined to
participate in requiem for Vice Ad-
mirai ehouknin.
A severe storm passed over Toledo,
D.. on the 18th. blowing down shade
trees and unroofing houses.
Nelson Buck, a musical composer OF
considerable fame, was struck by
lightning and Ruled at Toledo. o.
The crusade against impure meat
Ind unsanltary slaughter houses is be-
ing pushed vigorously by the Philadel-
phia health bureau.
More than a million immigrants en-
tered the United States through the
ellis Island station during the fiscal
Year ending June 80 last.
One person was killed and four
pthers seriously burned by lightning
while seeking shelter from a rain.
storm Under tree In Chicago.
A band Of revolutionists attacked
The municipal building at Sosmitsa,
Russia. cut of the head of the guard
Ind escaped with the city funds.
1t is credibly stated that the assas-
sin of Admiral Chouknin, commander
bf the Black sea meet, was a girl dis
Euised in the uniform of sailor.
Government figures made public in
pt. Petersburg show an unprecedented
immigration to Siberia, s6,S67 persons
Eoing through during the last six
months
The chief OF police OF Moscow has
ordered that the headquarters OF the
Bakers union be closed and the pres
ldent and officers of the organization
banished
According to a report issued by the
census bureau, there were in the
United States in 1904, 16S,176 persons
IN aims houses. and of these 111,S17
were males,
For participation in agrarian disor,
hers in Niszni Novgorod province, 44S
peasants have been indicted. Among
The accused is member of the lower
house Of parliament named Filator.
The disquieting rumors that the
blacks of the Rand contemplated an
uprising are borne out by the fact that
hative servants have warned their
mistresses to retire to places of safety.
A detachment OF dragons attacked
a band Of peasants who had taken pos
session of the estate of NJ Evrienofr
near Tula, Russia, and killed two.
wounded dozen and dispersed the
band.
Jonah Williams. his wife, Minerva
Williams. and their son, Wesley VIII.
liams. were sentenced to prison for
life at Evansville. Ind, for the murder
of James Leigh at Bconville last
spring.
Adyices received in Panama from
Guatemala report that martial law
has been declared throughout the 70.
public. and that all male persons
hbove Fl years of age have been
called to arms.
The trial of thirty-five peasants i'm
nlfcotad II, tho ,,.,,rdar ~ A~,o.,&,, otohk
Turks year ago ended last week at
Ealonica OF the accused, twenty-one
were sentenced to death and fourteen
were acquitted.
]. W. Irnegan, a Swede farmer OF
'Watterboro. S. c., killed his wife and
-Four children, Draining them with an
AK. He then went to neighbor's
house and told of his deed He is be-
lieved to be insane.
The city board of education of Fres,
no, Cal, has resolved not to reinsure
school buildings in any company that
writes an earthquake clause in its pol
ley form, nor in any Of the so-called
SlA-Dlt companies. ~
The small Portuguese steamer Silva |
sank recently at the en-.
trance of the Kwanza river (Portu.
guese West Africa, while on her way
rom Lisbon to Donlo. on the left
bank of the Kwanza. Nineteen per.
sons who were on board the vessel
were drowned
Walter Silvers, arrested at Marys-
sille Cal. on the charge Of arson, has
confessed to burning five canneries OF
he J. K. Armsby company in as many
different towns, and to trying to burn
he Yuba City hotel and other build
ngs.
While walking on a trestle on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad near
harrisburg, w. Va, John Norris and
lis 5-ycar-old daughter were struck by
! train and instantly killed. Mrs. Nor.
is and three other children were seri.
'usiy injured.
DR.. Turner health officer of Bonn.
ay, has successfully demonstrated
he extraordinary efficiency of crude
atroleum as plague disinfectant. 1t
J believed that his experiments have
Materially advanced the prospects of
ne extirpation of the plague.
Virtual settlement Of the strike OF
'al miners In the bituminous coal
eds, which began last April, was
ade In Philadelphia last week at