The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07

E i he new Td1iTOdu TdLc INV 10 IVW
In effect Not railroad company
was able to comply with the require
ments Of the law and Ale its sched-
ules. The interstate commerce COM
mission will grant further time.
Two men were found sitting up
right in q wagon, and four dead
mules, in harness, near keene, N.
NJ. They were Victor and Thomas
Simpson, brothers, and had been
killed by lightning.
Marconi Is erecting a wireless tel
egraph station on the west coast Of
Ireland, from which he intends to
send wireless messages across the At
lantio.
The rainfall along the Atlantic
coast during August was unprec&
denied.
The Chinese are talking parlia-
ment. The dowagsr empress has ap-
pointed a committee 10 consider the
report Of the Chinese commissioners
who recently returned from study
ing foreign governments.
The Cuban government has 10
sued proclamation granting am,
nesty to all rebels who will return
to the allegiance of the government
within 80 days from August %.
Government officials in Havana
were made happy by the report Of
a victory Of loyal troops over band
of insurgents. in which II insur-
gents we're reported killed and many
wounded. and in which the loss to
the government was one killed. 1t
was characterized rs a battle and a
telling blow"
Turkey and Bulgaria believed to
be on The verge Of actual hostifltles.
Chicago federal grand jury has
returned ten indictments, containing
GAPS counts, against The Standard
Oil Co., on the charge Of Gebat 'ng
Russian officers bearing resem-
blance to 1'repofr have whiskers re-
moved, to lessen danger of sudden
death
TIE Union Pacific, it is stated
will soon have its own refrigerator
cars in operation, having recently
opened bid for 5000 steel ears Of
that character.
At a secret meeting of independ-
ent distiIlers in Chicago resolutions
against the denaturized alcohol bill
were adopted.
N. B. Wagoner's home was de-
stroyed by fire at Sulphur Springs,
Tex. Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.
will extend the third mortgage
per cent. bonds of the company ma
turing on November l, 1906, to July
/, 1883.
An alcohol lamp explosion fatally
burned Miss Nettie Darst at Rich
mona, Tex.
Dallas Grigsby, a wealthy bach
elor Of Dallas, Tex, died ard left
his estate, valued at 81 100000 to
his sister. Mrs. J. II. Reib, Of Lex
ington, Ky, wife of a poor carpen-
ter.
John Mack, a farmer near Fort
Worth, Tex, shot and killed him.
self.
Aggie Myers, woman under death
sentence in Missouri, asks for writ
Of error to the supreme court of
United States.
St. Louis banks have shipped mill
ions to the south and southwest to
move crops.
A negro was lynehed at Calhoun,
La, on Sunday, for the usual of
tense The following was pinned
to the body: "This is warning to
all negroes who attempt to force an
entrance to the apartments Of white
women.
A natural gas explosion wrecked
the home Of Mrs. Harry Kos braugh
at Marion, Ind. Mrs. Roseblaugu
and Frank Johnson, her brother-in-
law, were seriously burn d. \ dis
connected pipe caused the accumula-
ton of the gas in the cellar.
Florence Edwards, aged ten, was
killed by a Baltimore & Ohio freight
train ut Omaha, III.
Dave Flowers, aged 80, brake
man on the Southern railway, was
decapitated by a switch engine at
Elizabeth, Miss.
At Archer City, Tex, A. J. San
ders was given a preliminary trial
on the charge of numbering Miss
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