The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-06-03


two children. dangerously wounded
third child. fatally shot Sheriff
Claude Fuller, who attempted to eE
feet his arrest. and then killed him
self.
Running fifty miles an hour. west
bound train No. 8 and east bound
train No. IL Of the Burlington road
came into collision head-on at Nc
Cook, Neb. Nine persons we're killed
and score or more injured None OF
the injured are seriously hurt.
Speeding at sixty miles an hour,
four motorcycle riders collided in
front of the grandstand at the Haw.
thorne race track at Chicago. One
rider was killed and three others were
injured, one perhaps fatally.
Mrs. Mary Plat Parmelee, author.
ess and historian. was run down and
killed by motorcycle. within block
of her home in New York. Mrs. Par
melee was sixty-eight years old
WASHINGTON
In the decision rendered on Mon
day by Chief Justice White in the
tobacco trust case, the government
obtains an order for the dissolution
OF the concern, which is held to be
a combination in restraint of inter.
state trade and the trust obtains op-
portunity to reorganize under the
immediate supervision of the circuit
court of the Second New York dis.
trict SO that there may be recreated,
out 0 fthe elements now composing
1t 1.-THE trust) new condition which
shall be honestly in harmony with
and not repugnant to the law
A virtual agreement to refer the
Lorimer case to the senate committee
on privileges and elections with the
understanding that that committee
shall entrust the proposed inquiry to
a bipartisan and "bi-Lorimer" sub
committee of eight was effected in the
senate on Monday.
Theodore Roosevelt is desired as a
witness before the special steel trust"
investigating committee of the house.
A request has been sent to Mr. Roose-
welt to appear and tell what he knows
about the taking of the Tennessee
Coal & Iron company by the United
States Steel corporation
From the standpoint of economy.
the war department has decided to
clothe the army in wooden instead of
worsted uniforms. All the wooden
manufacturers in the country have
been invited to send the department
samples of the olive drab wooden
clothes which they can offer.
Investigations of the steel and sugar
trusts, and the expenditures and meth
DDS of government departments, will
occupy the committees of the house
of representatives early this week.
Seasons records were broken Sat
urday by hot wave that extended
throughout the middle west, the in
terror east and the south, while per.
sons in parts. of Utah and Wyoming
in snowstorm.
FOREIGN
Mormon settlers in the state of Chi.
huahua, Mexico, will press claims
against the Mexican government ag-
more than million dollars
for damages sustained by them at the
hands of insurrectos.
The French transatlantic steamer
Porous, which arrived Monday at Fort
De France, Martinique, from Colon
and La Guaria. had fifteen cases OF
yellow fever on board during her voy
age from the Isthmus of Panama.
Germany has expressed her willing
ness to enter into negotiation with
The United States for general arbi
.ation treaty along the lines laid down
by Secretary of State Knox in the
tentative draft of this governments
proposal now in the hands of Great
Britain and France.
Prince Joachim, the youngest son
Of Emperor William, was seriously in
ured in the sham battle exercises OF
he Second Guard brigade at Berlin
IN Monday. The princes foot is
thought to have heen broken
1t is feared that the project of rats.
ng the battleship Maine will be in.
definitely delayed because OF mis-.
by the engineer in the
of tie oofer-dam sur
'ounding the wreck.
Sir William S. Gilbert. famous as
he creator of the libretto of such op-
eras as "Pinafore' and 1.-THE Mikado,"
lied in London, Monday afternoon
of heart diease He was in
ais bath at the~time of his death.
What is looked upon by Francisco /.
Madero as well-laid plot to prevent
his reaching Mexico City, to over
throw his leadership and to start a
counter revolution against him was
'evealed in the arrest at Ell Paso,
Texas. OF Daniel Devilliers of Mexico
city. w. F. Dunn, an American, ac-
'ording to telegram received by Ma
leros chief military adviser, was ar
'ested in Monterey. Mexico by de-
ective. who had trailed him from Ell
oaso.
The British cruiser InfiexibIe is re-
ported to have been badly damaged in
! collision with. another warship of |
Portsmouth. There were no casual |
les.
General Diaz himself took command |