The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25

of September 80 was due to gross
negligence ON the part of George c.
Bayless, president. and Fred N. Ham
lin, superintendent. of the Bayless
Pulp and Paper company. was the
unanimous verdict of coroner's
jury.
Three men are dead and fourth
is In hospital at Nashua, N. H.. in a
serious condition as the result of in
haling smoke in a fire that burned
out the interior of a hotel.
William J. Cummins, the former
Tennessee promoter and recent di-
recting head of the Carnegie Trust
company. was found guilty Monday
Of the theft OF $4,000 from the
Nineteenth Ward bank, New York, by
jury before which he has been on
trial for the last five weeks.
Three murderers were put to death
by electricity in Sing Sing at dawn
Monday.
WASHINGTON
The biological survey of Wyoming,
Montana and Idaho. covering the most
important agricultural and reclamation
areas of those states, will soon be
completed and copies soon may be
had from the department of agricul.
ture or through members of congress.
The secretary of the interior has
submitted estimates for appropriations
for the maintenance of the Yellow.
stone national park for the ensuing
year, aggregating s13. 14O, an increase
over the current year of $3.50.
Counsel for the government has
filed with the commerce court a writ
Of appeal in the transcontinental rate
cases. The appeal is from temporary
injunctions granted by the commerce
court of the long and short haul pro-
vision of the interstate commerce law.
Walter Wyman, surgeon general of
the United States public health and
marine hospital service, died at Prov
fdence hospital, Washington, Monday
morning, after an illness of several
months
Rough plans for two huge battle
ships will be laid before congress this
winter. The projected ships are to
be OF 10000 tons displacement, arm
ed with ten 14inch rifles, each
nearly seventy feet long, with broad
belts of the highest type of hardened
armor and with steaming capacity to
carry them back and forth across the
Atlantic.
Because of the exceptional record
made by federal officers in Salt Lake
in the fight against the white slave
traffic In the west. Salt Lake is to be
made the base of operations in a re-
newed activity upon the part of the
government against the white slave
iniquities which still thrive in some
parts of the west.
FOREIGN
dispatch to Vuevo Fra from Cara.
cas-. says that General Cipriano Cas-
tro. ex-president of Venezuela, has
won in battle which occurred in
Venezuela, having entered his native
country with thousands of followers.
Mrs. Josie Wilson was found guilty
at Winnipeg, Man, of poisoning her
brother-in-law at Swarthmore Saskat.
chewan, and was sentenced to serve
five years in the penitentiary.
The mines at Coal Creek, B. c.,
were in operation Tuesday for the
rst time since The miners went on
strike last April and great deal OF
preparatory and clearing up work was
done.
The Italians report the Turks were
repulsed in three outpost attacks at
Tripoli, with twenty-nine killed. Five
aeroplanes returning to camp report
ed that there had been no change in
the Turkish position. They succeed
ed in dropping bombs inside the
Turkish camp, which was destroyed.
The engagement of Sara Bernhardt,
the actress, to Lou Tellegen, Elem.
ish actor, who has PLAYED minor parts
in her company, is announced from
Paris. Nine. Bernhard is sixty-s X
FEARS old, while Tellegen is only
twenty-six
President Caceres of the Domini-
can republic was shot Monday after
noon as he left the house Of Leonde
Vasquez at San Domingo City. where
he had made a call. He died half an
hour later in the American legation,
whittier he was taken. His two as.
sailants escaped
Princess Lai, mother of the baby
emperor of China and wife of the
prince regent, has brought added
burden to the harassed Manchus by
her elopement with an actor, Yung
Shu Lu, according to Chinese news.
papers.
Chinese officials confirm the report
that massacre OF foreigners. as we'll
as Manchus, has occurred at Sian Flu
The legations believe that the report
will prove true. There are forty for.
e.gners in Sian Flu and many mis-
sionaries in the smaller Shen-Si
towns.
Orders to mobilize $4,000 men in
zone paralleling the northern boun
dairy line of Mexico were issued Mon.
day by the Mexican war department
The government is skeptical concern.