The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-26
NEWS SUMMARY

iahd, nave been rescued
Three children OF Anthony Hughes
at Flandreau S d.. were burned &c
death in fire that destroyed a barn
in which they we're sleeping.
Mrs. Lena Cowdin. daughter OF
Bishop Henry Potter of New York.
committed suicide by hanging at
private sanitarium at Cromwell, Conn
Rev. A. E Kelly. promoter OF the
Beulah religious land settlement in
Dickson county. Tennessee, has been
arrested. charged with using the mails
to defraud.
Bernard Duffey, who was convicted
OF holding up and robbing man of Sc
cents, has been sentenced by Judge
Lawler of San Francisco to ten years
in the Folsom prison.
jackson Norris and his father, Geo
Norris, were both killed and Joseph
Richardson was probably fatally shot
during a quarrel between the three
near Rising Sun, Indiana.
Three Christians and three Jews,
who were caught October II robbing
the offices of the firm of Friedberg, at
Rostov-on.Don, Russia, have been tried
by court martial and shot.
Lieutenant Robert B. Calvert, Of
the Twenty-fourth infantry, u S. A.
has been killed by Sergeant Taylor
of the Twenty-fourth infantry at Al
buera in the province of Leyte.
Ten men were burned to death, two
perhaps fatally injured and another
slightly hurt as the result of a fire
which destroyed the boarding house
of Mrs. E. E. Watley at Birmingham
Ala.
The force of laborers engaged in
clearing the streets of San Francisco
of debris under the direction o. Pres
tdent George Duffey, of the board of
public works, has been increased TO
600 men.
Lewis A. Geisler of Paulding, a Sc
nior at Ohio Wesleyan university at
Delaware Ohio. and right end on the
Varsity football team fell dead of
heart disease on the field after run
ming down a punt
A caravan consisting of forty cam
els, conveying German goods to Mo
rocco City, has been pillaged. and DR..
Rosen. the German minister, has en-
tered an energetic protest with the
Moroccan government.
In a raid made by the police of San
Francisco, five persons were arrested
on the suspicion that they may have
been connected with the robbery and
murder at the Kimmon Ginko or jap
anese bank few weeks ago.
Governor Folk of Missouri has
granted respites until December 10 for
Mrs. Aggie Myers ard Frand Mott
man, sentenced to be hanged on Oc-
tober 26 for the murder of the wo-
mans husband in Kansas City
Major Laid has reported to Govern
Or Magoon that he had finished count
ing the funds in the Cuban treasury
and found that they totaled a little
more than s12,OOO,OOO, mostly in Am
erican gold. The books balanced ex-
actly
Mrs. Topsy Logsh was held up by
two footpads in East Oakland, Cal,
and robbed of small sum of money,
after the men had seized baby which
she was carrying and threatened to
dash it to the sidewalk if she did not
give them money
MacFadyn & Co., the London house
of Arbuthnot & Co., bankers of Mad
ras, announced Saturday that they had
been compelled to suspend payment.
The firm did considerable Indian
banking business The cause of it's
suspension was not divulged
A verdict of guilty of granting re-
bates on sugar shipments was re-
turned by jury in the United States
court in New York City against the
New York Central Railroad company
and Frederick l.. Pomeroy, the com
panys general traffic manager.
A girl only years old committed
suicide in Vienna, throwing herself
from the window of her mothers
house into the street. The child had
an intense dislike Of school work and
her mother had threatened to punish
her II she did not go to school.
Judge Foster has denied a divorce
to Mrs. Carrie Fisher, of st. Louis,
who claimed that her husband went
fishing every other Sunday. Judge
Foster held that man had a perfect
right to go fishing every other Sun
day if he did it in the proper time
Willie Hoppe, of New York CITY,
has again proved his right to the title
of the worlds champion at IS-inch
balk line, one shot in The young
lad was challenged by the veteran
Jake Schaefer, of Chicago ard won
at the Madison Square Garden con-
cert hall.
The control of the commerce of the
Panama canal and the whole Missis-
sippi valley is the incentive for the
creation of deep waterway which
Congressman Joseph E. Ransden of
Louisiana proposes to Chicago bust
ness interests in an address at the
Press club,