The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14
The LATEST EVENTS OF THE
WORLD BRIEFLY AND TgRsE.
LY NARRATED.
FROM EVERYWHERE
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma
ton, and Particularly
From the Great
Southwest

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Mo-, by saturating his clothes with
kerosene and applying a lighted
match. His body was badly burned
when he was found dead in base
ment OF his place of business, the
scene Of the suicide. Dependency
over Ill health Is supposed to have
been the cause.
The power house of the Kansas
City q Leayenworth electric railway,
at Wolcott, kas., was burned, with
all It's valuable machinery. Loss,
100000. The railway is shut down
as a result of the Are. and can not
be operated for an indefinite time,
no power being obtainable.
\ Fort Wayne Il Wabash Valley
traction car stopped on steep alIi
south of Peru, Ind. to repair
broken trolley rope, and the CHM
lted, coming down the grade at nigh
speed, crashed into the standing ear.
Eighteen persons were injured, three
OF them seriously,
District Attorney Bell of Philadel-
phia, after an all-day investigation
of the affairs Of the trust company
which failed last Tuesday, estab-
llshed evidence of crlminality with
more than one person responsible.
Arrests are now absolutely certain,
and it is known that the suspected
persons have been under surveillance.
Four men were killed and eight
seriously injured by an explosion OF
board the Russian armored cruiser
Rurik, which is being built at the
NIekers Maxim WORKS at Barrow.
Chicago detectives raided spirit
ualistic seance and captured fake
mediums with their DISCUSSES.
Dora Bright, "a young woman of
Foster Mo, died at Wichita, ka.., as
the result of gunshot wound in the
head, inflicted in rooming house
where she had been living as the wife
OF Roy Stevens, a photographer,
whose home is at ochell City, Mo.
Hermann Oelrichs, of New York,
well known in the business and So
ciaI world, died Unexpectedly at sea,
aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, Oh Saturday.
Capt. T. ii. Wornsop, a represent
atiye of a British steamship syndi-
cate. has arrived at Victoria, B. c.,
with an agreement from the Mexi-
can government for 100000
steamship service between British
Columbia ports and West-coast ports
OF Mexico.
The ninth biennial convention Of
the Polish Socialist Alliance Of
America Is being held in New \ DIRK.
Its purpose Is to spread the propa-
ganda Of socialism and agitate for
free Poland.
W. B. TAYLOR, of Bozeman, Mont,
and Charles Allen, a soldier, of Gin
cinnatl, were drowned while boat
riding At Livingston, Mont. Three
women with them were rescued.
The Minnesota railroad commits
sion has ordered all railroads in
that state to reduce rates % per cent.
The management of the roads de-
clare they will lose millions.
1t is stated that the cotton crop
in Oklahoma will break all records
this year.
Paul O. Stensland, president of
the Milwaukee Ayeue bank, Chicago,
which institution he looted, has
been captured at Tangier, Moroc-
co. A woman whom. she says, he
mistreated, gave information to a
newspaper reporter and Assistant
States Attorney Olson of Chicago.
When arrested Stensland was travel
ing under the name of P. Olson,
Norway.
Fourteen biologists peeped into
crater OF Mount GONNA, MEXICO, and
We're burned biz p new ernrtion.
The Arkansas election for gov
ernor and legislature carried by the
de"onrato
Mexican gunboat seized an Amer
lean fishing smack in the gulf of
Campeshe, and the crew was impris-
oned.
a report was recently sent from
Havana that the loyal troops met
aud defeated a band of revolution
isis, and killed II. Later reports
are that only one revolutionist sut-
fered death in that battle"
The post Office department de-
Aclare5 that open shop VIII be
maintained IN that branch of tile
public service
The coroner admits that President
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