The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-09-30

! the countryS great cities, accordfn
to census statistics, and now become
seventh city, having been outstrippe
by Cleveland.
With complete understanding hi
tween employers and union represer
; tatives labor differences in San Fran
cisco hereafter win be submitted b
the San Francisco industrial conciIia
ton board. permanent organization
which was formed The board con
sists Of twelve employers and twelve
labor delegates.
The body 81 Mas Eva swan. 1
young stenographer and formerly
school teacher of Paso Robes. Cal
who disappeared in San Francisco Oh
4 April 20. has been found buried in d
shallow grave. and Or. James Grant
Of San Francisco Ii under arrest and
viii probably be charged with caus.
ling the glrl's death.
Addressing 200 Democratic editors
lat 81. Louis, Congressman Champ
CLARK declared tho prospects for Dem.
tocratie rule were bright, and declared
Democracy II on the eve of brilliant
victory.
While going through the Mammoth
cave IN Kentucky. Mrs. Helen pay
fell from q ledge and was killed.
WASFiiAaTon.
The death rate IN the United States
IN 1909 was fifteen in each one thou.
sand, according to a bulletin about to
be issued by the census bureau, and
this Is the lowest average ever record,
ed for this country.
The state department has received
eGnhrmatnry adyices from Its repre-
Hentatiyes m Nicaragua Of the con.
tinned expulsion 81 prominent Nicar-
aguans who have been involved in
the fractional warfare In that country.
statement published from Wash.
lngton, that the Canadian government
~ appointed Canadian representa-.
I've ~ the American capital, Is char.
leterized al Ottawa lis incorrect. Sir
Wiiiria Iaufier stated at the last ses
lion Of parliament that the time would
,one when srch an appointment
could be made, but the matter Is not
low before the government.
The news has been received In
that packages Of all
american cigarettes and tobaccos are
icing reduced In size by the manu-.
actnrers 70 make up for the lncreas-
d revenue taxes imposed by the tar.
Charles X Heike. former secretary /
nd treasurer Of the American Sugar
tetinlng company who has been call. |
q the man aigher up In the sugar
rust has Eeen eentenced to eight
Months imnrit oument and to pay a
ne OF $4,000.
FOREIGN.
The premier Of New South Wales
anounees that he proposes as soon
: possible to oren up for settlement
immense areas Of suitable crown
tnds In the west and northwest.
There Is fear that many people In
feiana wild be forced to appeal for
clip because OF thelr III luck with
rops.
Calmness prevails In political cir.
leg at Cou&tantinople. though the vic.
mt press campaigns against Greece
.ill continues, The reply sent by
Wy ana Russia to the last Turkish
bite Is very unfaYorably commented
D.
According to western Australian L
of the Standard of EN- !
ne pearl of perfect shape, valued .
80 600 and weighing ninety grains. 1.
rs been brought into Broome by a {
'arler named Challeuor. Ia
The French government is said to 4
, considering whether or not II 4
ould be wise to slow down little in A
e building Of warshlps until the
'atlabllity Of neroplanes in warfare
determined by long series of ex-
'riments. n
unstamped opium valued at IS 600 q
IS been seized by officers In a tene, q
INT house In Chinatown in Homo. q
H. IL
On the posting of bills advertising
9 appearance of General Botha,s
nshter as Carmen In an amateur If
cratic production at Johannesburg. 70
South African premier received r.
oats OF letters from Du, oh residents ~,
iecting TO the performance as sun. n
dly," Miss Botha, therefore, decid =,
not to appear.
The great feat of crossing the snow.
1ped Alpine barrier between Swift.
land and Italy in a heavier-than.air of
chine was accompanied on Friday tai
George Chavez. the young Peru. bu
n aviator. In attempting to allght re-
Domudossola. Chavex's machine
'rturned and he was seriously in.
ed,
'rhttng railroad officials are com. SUI
In for some hard knocks In the his
'tn, press and business circles In mis-
gland The Offenders have perfect. vii
a system of graft that enables APP
ole families to live off the cornnr. we
ans with which they are connected.
he regent of Persia. Azad,ulNnlk
dead at Teheran, The present
OF Persia, Ahmed Mira il
th OF II years, aud succeeded IA es''
throne upon the disbursement of p"i
father, July 6. 1909. sell
hsene kasselt Hungarian mil
are who died recently heuueafb. Il
the sum OF $4,000. Zoo tor thes ronn. sew
on of an institution M p,,a,,, -,