The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-06-17
NewsStory
of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY or
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
iNrERMouNTAiN

The machine swerved and Anderson
pitched forward head-first
For some weeks past there has
been quiet movement on foot look
ing to the construction of railroad
from Winnemucca. New, through the
Quinn river valley to Caldwell, Idaho.
Prominent railroad officials say that
the line will undoubtedly be COM
menced within a year.
Mrs. T. B. Lavender of Denver,
bride Of five days, received injuries
from which she died without regain
ing consciousness, and nine others
were seriously hurt when the observa-
tion car on the Short Line train from
Cripple Creek left the rails while
rounding a curve in North Cheyenne
canyon, nine miles west of Colorado
Springs, and turned completely over.
Harry Goldman of Lake Fork,
Utah. is at the city hospital In Seattle
and not expected to live, as result
OF an attempt to take his life in
BOX car, having slashed his throat
Crossed in love, Frank A. Krumper-
man, aged twenty-five years, drank
three ounces of chloroform at his
home in Ogden. Utah. and died half
an hour later. before doctors arrived.
AS he was assisting drunken man
to his feet in Ogden, Utah, Walter
Johnson, cripple, employed in the
redlight district to carry beer from
nearby saloons, was shot through the
abdomen by an unknown foreigner.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Ellston are
dead as the result Of the former run
ming amuck Sunday at picnic at
Castle Rock, Colo, and w. M. Daniels
is in Jail. pending an investigation.
charged with killing Ellston.
With the adoption of constitution
and bylaws the election of officers
and the selection of members of ad-
visory board the convention OF dele
gates representing the different crafts
of the railroad lines comprising the
Hartman system west of the Mis-
sissippi river. on Saturday at Salt
Lake. completed the organization of
the System federation
DOMESTIC
Mrs Lottie Noah, her daughter and
her sister, Jennie Ellis, were drowned
In a creek near Bandera, Texas, while
the two first named were endeavoring
to rescue the Ellis girl, who had got
ten beyond her depth while bathing.
Overcoats made their appearance at
Albuquerque, NJ NJ, when the tempera-
ture dropped and cold rain began
falling. Rain in northern New Mex
leo is doing great good to crops and
ranges.
The scheduled fifteen-round bout be-
tween Jack White of Chicago and
Tommy Bresnahan of Omaha at Ak
ron, O., was stopped in the tenth round
by Referee Walter Kelley when Bres-
nahan went down for the count of
nine twice.
Harry D. Chichester, aged 80. of
Eagle Pass, Texas, and Walter L.
Hahn, aged 80, of Springfield, S D.,
employees of the bureau of fisheries
in the fur seal service on the Prisby-
loft islands, Alaska, station. were
drowned there May 81.
With the exception OF the three
transports Mcclellan, Sumner and Kill
patrick, the last of the navy's fight
ing force which has been anchored in
the harbor at Galveston, Texas
steamed away Monday night
Sweeping out of the southwest witt
cyclonic velocity, wind, rain, hal
and electric storm struck the lower
end of the Virginia peninsula late
Monday and left trail of death ant
ruin At least fifteen lives were lost
While DR.. Loughead and Jane:
Clark of Letcher, S. D., were driving
along the bank of the Jim river lat,
at night, the earth gave way, the auto
mobile was thrown itno the river ant
both were drowned.
Some details of the sinking of thu
steamship Taboga off the coast o
Panama a fortnight ago, have jus
reached New York City More thai
q score of the passengers and crey
lost their lives.
William Brand, former president o
common councils of Pittsburg, was re
aeased from the penitentiary Frida
after serving fourteen months for hi
participation in the councilmanic graf
scandal.
Burglars blew open the safe in tn
Fench Creek. w. Va, postoffice. Fir
followed the explosion and betweeI
twenty and thirty buildings were dc
stroyed.
A hunchback sea cook, William ID
Graf by name, together with husk
barge men, Antonio Priskick and Wi
diam Nelson, all of Boston, were loci
ed up in Jail at Boston, Saturda
afternoon, charged by the federal a,
thorities with numbering their cal
tain on the seas.
Born November 1, 1888, Mrs, Mar
Rodriguez, native of Mexico, die
at Bakerfield, Cal, Monday, at the ag
of 12a years 7 months IL days
fall, in which she sustained fra
tured hip, compelled her to spend tn
last five months Of her life in bed.