The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
BRIEF REVIEW Of
A WEEKS EVENTS
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS IN ITEM
lied FORM.
Home and Foreign News Gathered
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INTERMOUNTAIN

the potato crop ana say their cars
were returned to them very slowly.
1t is now reported that the Mormon
refugees from Mexico may settle in
Idaho.
There came near being riot at
Bingham, Utah, on Saturday, when
deputy sheriffs arrested four Cretans
on suspicion of having been impli-
Gated in the shooting at the United
States mine on the morning of De-
tober "a.
For refusing to salute the American
flag as part of the daily class exer-
else in patriotism, Lena Eyler, aged
I3 years, was suspended Indefinitely
from the public schools in Salt Lake.
The small gasoline schooner Os-
prey and her entire crew of six men
were lost at the entrance of the port
of Marshfield, Ore, when the vessel
crashed into the jetty in a, heavy sea-
Richardson and Backstrum, two of
the convicts who escaped from the
Wyoming penitentiary at Rawlins,
Wyo., on October 10, were killed by
a posse near Powder Springs, on the
Colorado-Wyoming line.
The United States government be-
gan in the federal court at Seattle on
Wednesday the presentation of its
case against Edwin F. Meyer, former
principal clerk in the Puget sound
navy yard storekeeper's office, who
ls charged with conspiracy to defraud.
DOMESTIC
Efforts of the defense in the trial
1T Salem, Mass, of Ettor, Govannitti
and Caruso for the murder of Anna
Lopizzo to bring out the wage issue
as the basis for the industrial dis
turbance last winter were unsuccess-
full.
A. C. Probert was sentenced from
six to eight years in the penitentiary
at Taos, N. NJ, on charge of en-
bezzlement. Probert was convicted OF
embezzling $500 from Roy A. Clifford
while president of the State Savings
bank at Toas.
The threatened strike of the Canad-
Ian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
against the Canadian Pacific Railroad
company for higher VICES and shorter
hours was quietly inaugurated Mon
day
Strains of sacred music coming from
q church window so affected C. H.
Rose, that he surrendered at the Dali
las, Texas, Jail, declaring he had killed
w. H. Morris in Covington, KY, TWEEN
ty-four years ago.
With simple but impressive cere'
monies the body Of Vice-President
James S. Sherman was laid awa3
Saturday afternoon in crypt within a
beautiful mausoleum in Forest Hill
cemetery, Utica, N. Y, President Taft
members of the cabinet, justices ant
members of congress being present.
After drugglng trusty, saving
through two iron bars and scaling
Jail yard wall, four former inmates
of the Kern county Jail at Bakersfield
Cal, are fleeing through the hills witt
two posses in pursuit.
An operation for the tranfusion O
blood was performed upon Mrs. Chal
les Pinkerton, daughter of the lat
President Chester A. Arthur, at he
home at Mount Kiscoe, N. Y. TIL
operation lasted more than two hour!
Judge 4. Shaw of the district cour
of appeals at Los Angeles will eat
whole crow, reasonably well cooke
and seasoned. if Colonel Rooseve
should be elected president. If Wi
son wins, W. E. Chapin, local arts
must eat the crow
Governor Wilson sustained tire
inch scalp wound early Sunday whe
the automobile in which he was Ri
ing from Red Bank to Princeton struc
mound In the road at Hightstow
and hurled him against one Of the ste
ribs supporting the roof of the car.
His remarkable attachment for
horse, the use OF which had been d
HE'D him, led Glen Shipley. a your
miner, of Bisbee, Ariz, 10 kill the hor:
and then attempt to commit suicid
after gaining forcible possession
the animal.
For hours Friday afternoon and ev
ming thousands of persons file
through the Oneida county COURTEOUS
at Utica, n. Y, and gazed for the La
time upon the face of the vice pres
dent, whose body was lying in stat
IN the rotunda of the building 1t
estimated that $4,000 people passe
through the building
Mrs. Pensy Tasting Lesh, who is
Jail at Los Angeles awaiting remov
to Sedalia, Mo, where she probab
will be tried for the murder by pc
oning of Mrs. Eliza Coe of that ci
and Mrs. M. A. Quaintance of Gree
bridge, Mo, half dozen years az
has been declared sane by DR.. Jam
7. Fisher, a prominent alienist.
Mrs. Russell Sage is to donate
new freshman dormitory for Harva
to be called. Standish hall. Annount
ment of the gift was made Saturday
the committee which is working
raise $1,So0,000,