The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
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iNTERMOUNTAIN

Si"iSu oh MoHudy Dy an Almost unan
lmous vote of the Lane miners unior
and the Steptoe Mill and Smelter
mems union.
Governor Thomas r. Marshall of In
diana, Democratic candidate for the
presidency, wound up his cam
paign in Montana with speeches late
Monday at Harlowtown and ROUNDUP
In which he directed criticism at the
man who lives for business only and
for business success in life.
Friend Hyde, until recently super
intendent OF mining company at At
ianta, Ida, committed suicide at
Seattle by inhaling gas. incidentally
the twostory house in which he re.
sided was wrecked and two neighbors
were seriously injured by an explosion
which occurred when they entered
Hyde's room.
Oliver w, Bates who was recently
indicted by the grand jury at Boise,
Idaho, on white slavery charge, was
arrested near Cardston, and will be
deported to the United States.
Emil Sorenson, who was arrested at
Seattle, charged with opium SNUG.
Cling, was pardoned from the federal
prison less than six months ago by
President Taft on the recommendation
Of customs officers.
Walter Sanderson, aged Is, was &C.
cidentally shot and killed while quail
hunting near Salt Lake, the shooting
being done by his chum I4-year.old
boy
blessing from Pope Plus, sent by
Cardinal Merry Del Val and read to
thousands of persons by Cardinal John
Farley of New York, was a feature of
the services attending the dedication
Of the new Immaculate conception
cathedral in Denver on Sunday.
DOMESTIC
James S. Sherman, vice president of
the United States is seriously i'll and
steadily failing at his home in Utica
N Y.
The first fatal hunting accident of
The present season in northern Michi.
gan occurred Monday, when Jerry
Coffey, logging trainman, was shot
by deer hunter.
Jim Flynn and Luther Mccarthy
were signed in Los Angeles, Monday
afternoon, to box twenty rounds a,
Tom McCarey's club in Los Angeles
The date is set for December 10.
The plant of the Independent Pack
ing company. five-story building near
the stock yards, in Chicago, was prac-
tically destroyed by fire Sunday. The
loss was estimated at 100000.
For the first time since he came back
to Oyster Bay from Chicago to recup-
crate from his bullet wound, Colonel
Roosevelt on Saturday ventured out
doors. He discovered that he is far
weaker than he had thought.
Charles j. Glidden and a score of
other motorists, finished the Great
Lakes to the Gulf tour on scheduled
time, reaching New Orleans Sunday
afternoon, The journey was without
special incident
Nineteen persons are reported to
have been stricken blind as a result of
gazing at light caused by workmen
welding with an electric process on a
trolley wire at Anderson, Ind
The total registration for the No.
vember election in California is $685..
7O6, according to figures completed by
the secretary of state.
Brig. Gen. Henry Beebe Darlington.
4 noted Indian fighter and veteran of
the civil war, died at his home at HYDE
Park, Mass, Saturday, aged So.
Coney Island was saved from ser,-
Gus confagration by the prompt work
OF the island firemen, assisted by ap-
paratus from Brooklyn. One hotel |
and several bath houses were de.
Btroyed
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker
spends his hours in the Tombs plan
ming his fight to annul the verdict of
the jury that convicted him of the
murder Of Herman Rosenthal
Several officials of the Cloverleaf
railroad were injured and a negro
porter was killed in the wreck OF a
special train bound for St. Louis, near
Fillmore, Ill.
Lieutenant Charles Becker, charged
with procuring the death of Herman
Rosenthal, the gambler, in New York,
was convicted Of murder in the first
degree at three and half minutes
after midnight Thursday morning.
Arthur Smith placed his financee,
Miss Aimee Cour, beside him in his
biplane, at Fort Wayne, Ind, and flew
TO Hillsdale, Mich, seventy-five miles
away, where they were married
Sunday was Theodore Rooseveit's
birthday and he celebrated
quietly indoors with his family.
David Krumish, aged IL, who fell
on picket fence in New York, a
picket penetrating his left breast
three inches, owes his life to the fact
that his heart is on the right side. Had
his heart been normal, he would have
been instantly killed.