The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-14

/ WV SSAH'
Married at 1 o'clock Monday morn
ing to Miss Gladys Caruthers of San
Antonio, Texas, Lieutenant John r.
Lynch OF the Third cavalry at Fort
Houston shot and killed himself at
: a. n. in his quarters. His bride
refuses to discuss the affair.
Charging that the county marshal
and his deputies are prejudiced and
cannot act fairly a motion that els
ors be appointed to take charge of the
jury in the second trial of DR.. b. Clark
Hyde on the charge of numbering Col
Thomas H. Swope, was filed in the
criminal court at Kansas City on Mon
day.
WASHINGTON
While the American public is re-
joicing in the prediction of President
Taft that the Panama canal will be
open in July, 1913, great alarm has
been occasioned here by the fact
that earth around the Gatun locks
is sliding.
At least one fact has developed
beyond controversy in connection
with the excavation going an inside
the cofferdam inclosing the wreck of
the Maine in Havana harbor. This
is that the ship was not blown up
by her boilers.
By its own initiative the supreme
court of the United States has reas-
signed all the state railroad rate cas-
es involving conflicts between state
and interstate rates for hearing as
one case, on January s.
The contempt proceedings against
President Gompers, Vice-President
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison of
the American Federation of Labor,
for alleged violation of an order of
the District of Columbia supreme
court, were begun anew at Washing
ton on Tuesday.
Give Christian burial to those who
rail-, and only surrender when there Is
no longer power left to defend the
country and flag" With this senti-
ment Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
: Schley closes his will, which was
filed for probate on Monday.
A deluge of motions from sixty-odd
attorneys met the supreme court of
the United States when it convened at
Washington on Monday after a four
months recess.
FOREIGN
The news comes from Berlin that
the first part of the Franco-German
negotiations concerning the status
: of Morocco has been finished and the
agreement is ready to be initiated"
: by both parties as a sign of accep-
lance.
The looting by the Arabs at Tripoli
which occurred after the lombard
ment and the disorderly fight of the
Turks, was to a great extent the
work of 450 criminals left in prison,
who beat down the doors and es-
; capped.
News has reached Pekin that the
Chinese rexolutionaries have cap
tured WI Chang, the capital of the
province of Hui Poh, where trouble
has been reported for several days.
The Turks apparently do not in
tend to abandon Tripoli to the Ital-
ians without further resistance. For
several days horsemen have been
Y rconnoitering in the vicinity of Ital.
: ian outposts.
A dispatch to London news
agency from Pera says the Turkish
! torpedo boats Tokat, Hamid, Abad
Alpagnut and Antalli while return.
ing from the Ionian sea, were sur.
prised by an Italian squadron near
: Mytilene, October 8, three of the
! boats being sunk, the fourth escap
! ing
With the object of terminating the
: instruction in the state of Chiapas
= Belisario Dominiguez of Comitane
has challenged the rebel leader
Juan Espanosa Torres, to duel
= whose finish must be death
! The advance guard of the Italian
? army of occupation landed Tuesday
at Tobruk, on the northeastern coast
= of Tripoli. 600 miles east of the city
of Tripoli and seventy-five miles west
of the Egyptian frontier.
The band of Zapatas who dynamit
q ed the bridge of death" on the In
Q terocean railroad near Axochiapam
9 in Puebla, held up and robbed Il
= passenger train from Atencingo ant
by refusing to permit the trainmen tc
It go back and flag freight train tha
r was following the passenger, caused
If wreck in which the firemen and {
t. trainboy were killed and fifteen pas
A sengers injured.
e Stanley Mcclellan and his wife were
killed Friday by snowslide tina,
r demolished their home at the Par
e fridge mine on the west arm Of Lake
d Atlin, Y. T. Victor Carlson, was car
) ried 1000 feet down the mountain
:. SIDE. but escaped with several broker
ribs.
k Rumors of revolutionary move
l. ment in the state of Tachira, Ven
J. ezuela, are current. 1t is said to b.
l. in favor of General Jose Manuel Her
d nandez, the leader of the Nationals
# party, and formerly Venezuelan min
9 lister to the United States.
i, The Antarctic explorer, DR.. Doug