The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-26

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wsre injured when car on the ele-
rated railway in Brooklyn fell TO the
street
Maior-General Leonard Wood will
succeed Major-General Corbin in com.
uand Of the military division Of the
Philippines on February /.
Ensign Wade. U. 8, N. has been
acquitted on all the charges in con.
nection with the Bennington disaster.
and has been restored to duty
Joseph Brennan, an actor of St.
Louis, was shot and probably fatally
wounded in quarrel in Chicago with
Michael J. Walsh. also an actor
The December report of W. c. Cor
gas. the chief sanitary officer OF the
Panama canal zone. says the sanitary
conditions on the isthmus are excel
lent.
AT a meeting of the city council of
Santa Barbara, Cal. Mayor Thomas D.
Weed rendered HIS resignation for the
reason that the city council refused to
change the time OF meeting from night
10 day
Major General LisovikI, who was
said to be under sentence OF death by
the fighting section Of the Socialist
Fevolutionaries. was killed last week
pit Penza, Russia. The assassin es,
capped.
Lindsay Cooper, an aeronaut of
Clarinda, o., travelling with carnl
val show exhibiting at Wolfe City,
Texas. fell from his balloon, dist
ancs of 1900 feet. and was instantly
killed.
Kid GooE, a prize fighter, was
lailled In the second round OF three
round bout In place known aA
George MoFadden's club, in New York
City. The man with whom he was
lighting escaped.
Frank Frantz has been inaugurated
governor Of Oklahoma territory sue
cseding Thomas B. Ferguson. He ID
81 years old and was member OF the
Rough Riders regiment In the Spanish
American war.
The ancient Catholic church at To
mosachic. Mexico, which was built by
missionaries working with the In.
dams and was 1SS years old, has col
lapsed and is a complete wreck. No
body was injured.
Thousands of sheep are reported
killed by the heavy storm on the
ranges in the vicinity of Marysville.
Cal. Some owners lost one-third of
their focks. But few lambs lived
through the storm.
The Dominican government, in re-
oeiying the surrender of Monte Cristi,
permitted the revolutionary governor,
General Arias to depart for Porto
Rico, and granted general amnesty to
the other revolutionists.
Miss Helen Gould gave TO an inves.
tigator An analysis Of sample Of the
weeks mall received by her, showing
the number OF requests and what and
how much they were for. The total
asked for was $l.600,000
Reports received in Berlin from
Alsaee-Loraine say that the inhabit-
ants fear that war win follow the
Alaeziras conference and that this
fear Is having its influence on the
Banks and other institutions,
Mary Clark. the nine-year-old girl
who was reported to have been muir
dered by Albert Jones, who lived with
the chilG's mother near Mount Holly,
N. T. has been found well and under
the care OF good family at Mills
boro, Del
The populace of Odessa has been
terror-strioken by an order issued by
the governor general that all the pu-
pills of the nigh schools must resume
their studies January 90, and that the
penalty for disobediencs viii be exile
to Siberia
]. C. Napier, the negro lawyer and
banker OF Nashville. who was recent
" offered the position of United States
consul at Bahia, Brazil. called on the
president last week and thanked him
for the proposed appointment. but de.
clined II.
Joseph Sitman, subfreshman,
who left Jefferson Military college at
Washington. Miss. on the nth inst.
is dead at Greensburg. La. and II Is
alleged his death was due to injuries
received at the hands OF crowd OF
hazers At the college.
Senator Warner of Missouri, char
aetertses as "supremeiy ridiculous
his boom for the Republican nomina
ton for president, launched BY Rep,
Fesentative Bartholdt He said he did
. not take it seriously himself. nor did
he believe any one else did.
A cahiegram from Kiefi says the
local revolutionists by daring ex
ploit have obtained the arsenal Of the
fortress. number OF men In mill.
tary uniform appeared at the arsenal
with forged acquisitions. loaded two
wagons with munitions and escaped
The Academy Of Medicine OF Paris
has resolved to forbid the employment
q the Roentgen ray except by doctors.
owing to the danger incurred in its
application hy unskilied hands. Il il