The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-12

! died at Santa Barbara, Cal, on Non
day, within two days of his seventeen
! birthday.
Complete figures compiled by the
| registration commissioner at Philadel-
phia show that 26941S voters in that
city have qualified for the approach
! ing presidential election. This is IL
20S less than registered for the cleo
tion four years ago.
George ID Pittman, rancher who
! was struck by lightning near Wilcox,
I Ariz., measured five feet eight inches
! in height before death and six feet
afterward. His vertebrae were I'M
coupled by the shock.
Daniel II. Madero of Monterey, Mex.
leo, uncle OF President Madero, visi-
tor at the Mexican colony in Los An
geles, declared that the pacificatiuu
] OF Mexico was proceeding surely and
| that there was no excuse for American
! Intervention. He asserted that inter
vention would merely mean war.
WASH NGTON
Warnings against being BAN
boozled" by the so-called Bath Tub
trust" figured prominently in brief
filed Monday in the supreme court for
the guidance of the justices in consid'
ering the question whether the com
bination shall be dissolved in accord
! ance with the decree of the Maryland
federal court.
| .Ameri an shipbulding made sub
| stantial increase for the three months
which ended September 30, last com.
pared with the same period of Lass
year
Vice-President Sherman Is seriously
! i'll and has been forbidden to take
any part in the political campaign.
He is suffering from an affection OF
the heart.
According to the demands of conser-
vationists that coal lands hereafter
be leased by the government to pri-
vate concerns instead of sold, the in.
terror department has announced that
the plan will be tried.
Theodore Roosevelt testified before
the senate investigating committee on
Friday, denying that he knew or ap-
proved of contribution of 100000
by the Standard Oil company to the
Republican campaign fund in 1904. and
denied that he had solicited funds
from anybody while president
A settlement of the long-standing dis
pute between the interior department
and the state of California regarding
the indemnity land selections of that
state has been reached, and the first
list of lands under 1t was approved
on Saturday.
FOREIGN
Professor Rev. Walter M. Skeat OF
Cambridge university, widely known
as a philologist, died at London, Mon
day, aged rs.
The American forces lost two ma
! rines and two bluejackets killed in the
attack on Monday on Leon and Chi
| nandega, which were occupied by the
rebels. Fifty rebels were killed ant
: many wounded. The others have beer
/, disarmed.
Inez Salazar has re-entered Mexico
and is leading the rebels in the Casas
Grandes district, according to letters
shown by rebel representatives at E
: Paso. Texas.
DR.. Krauss, formerly of San Fran
cisco, but for some time in practice
at Nancy, France, has been arrested
on the charge of incendlarism, it be
: ing charged he had set fire to hi
> home;
3 American Consul Dye at Aqua Prize
] ia, Sonora, Mexico, has telegraphei
i the American state department a
J Washington, asking it to demand
: federal escort for himself and Mormon
leaders to the Mormon colonies il
! Sonora to make an inventory of tn
Q damage done by the rebels since III
!, colOnists fled.
b American marines and bluejacket
5 drove the Nicaraguan revolutionar,
i, leader, General Zeledon, and hi
y forces from Coyotepe and Baranca'
Q hills, near Masaya, after thirty-sevel
minutes of fighting, but in the actio
{ four privates of the United States ms
4 rine corps were killed and numbe
4 were wounded.
g An engagement has taken place a
t Berana, near the Montenegrin fror
tier, between Turks and Montenegrin.
The Montenegrins were repulsed
I A remnant OF the rebel forces |
n the state of Sonora, fifty men led b
: Isidrio Escoboso, gave themselves u
J. Saturday, surrendering their rifles an
= accepting the amnesty offered,
Zapatists have seized the town c
q Cholula, few miles from Puebi;
: Small groups of rebels with their arm
) concealed and posing as ordinar
! country people entered the tow
! throughout the day, taking advanlas
of celebration. A. o'clock the
made combined attack on the guard
Ernest Alig, the well-known Germa
!. aviator, and his mechanician, wer
: killed at the aviation meet at Johel
. nesthaI, when a wing collapsed an