The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-15
NEWS OF A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD or THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN eRiEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Making History
--informatIon Gathered from Az
Quarters Of the Globe and
aIvsn In . Few LlRsa
lNTERMoUNrAlN

NfAtN
II viii night for the Republican nom
inee for president in 1912 whether he
In standpatter or an insurgent," said
Senator w. b. Hepburn on his return
to his home In Wallace, Idaho.
Reproached. It is said, because she
bad failed OF promotion In school.
Ruby Musgroye, fe.year-old daughter
Of Mrs u. Beasom, OF Leadyille. Col
prado, shot and killed herself.
Secretary OF the Interior Walter
L. Fisher, who departed from Seat
tie. August 10. on a tour Of Alaska.
arrived az Seattle on Thursday on
the revenue cutter Tahoma.
Antoine Anderson, a miner, was
/ gored to death by q pet bull at Lead.
Vile, Colo, which he was leading to
water.
Because 12-yearold VERNE Hit.
paddle dlsregarded 10-year-old Willie
Rowe's injunction not TO take any APP
4 Plies from the orchard OF the Iatter's
grandmother at Lamar. Colo. in
which the two lads were playing,
young Rowe ran TO the house, pro-
cured q gun and shot his playmate
through the heart. killing him I'M
stantly.
Charles p. Gardner. OF Laramie,
Wye, grand chancellor of the grand
lodge OF Wyoming, Knights OF Pytbias,
died at Denver, following an opera
ton. He was veteran engineer on
the Union Pacific.
DOMESTIC
curiy.haired, blue-eyed youth sew
enteen years old. who confessed that
he was John II. Morgan OF Mojaye,
Cal, attempted to hold up the Citizens
National bank at Laurcll, Md, with a
pistol. lie lost his nerve, however. at
the sight OF menacing revolver In the
a hands Of the cashier
\ The clifford Plnchot exploring
party. composed of the former chief
forester. Senator Miles Polndexter OF
Washington, Mr., Pinchot's secretary
and two newspaper men, are now in.
speetlng the Matanuska coal fields In
Alaska.
With total OF twenty-five persons
killed within week In New York and
vicinity by eating toadstoois, the board
Of health has posted notices in the
italian settlements where most OF the
fatalities occurred. giving warning OF
the danger OF eating supposed mush,
rooms,
, Henry Clay Beattie. Jr.. has been
convicted by jury at Chesterfield
Court House. va, OF the murder of his
wife. the court sentencing him 10 be
electroeuted on Friday, November 8
! Young Reattie took his sentence smil
ingly and without a tremor,
Miss Matilda Moisant. sister OF the
lead aviator John u. Moisant, ascend
, cd In her monoplane at Hampstead
! N. r., on the sth, to a height of nearly
1000 feet, II IL believed to be the
greatest altitude ever reached by |
! woman aviator.
Eight men and boys have been ar
rested and placed under bond at Shad!
J Bend, kans,, for alleged connection
Mary Chamberlain, young schoo
mistress.
shot dead after being robbed OF
large sum OF money, Joseph Zehne'
Q contract miner. and his driver
q named Hopkins. were victims of bar
Q dts on q mountain near Nesquehor
I Ing. Pa.
T Armon Elumbaush, young farm
u or, who last May. 10 save his lii
y from mob. confessed that he ha
robbed the home of John Hopkins G
}. Reyburn. Mo-, WAS acquitted of tn
< charge In the circuit court on Thur,
!. day, neighbor having confessed IN
4 crime.
d More than 500 progressive Republ
u cans from all parts OF Minnesota {
u banquet az Minneapolis hailed wit
acclaim Senator Robert M. La Fo
r lette OF Wisconsin, as the logic'
n standard bearer OF advanced Repul
!. deans" In the next presidential can
D. paign, ...
" Robert Bruce Watson, member q,
y most OF the leading clubs OF Chieag
Is wealthy architect and active In n
Republican party. was shot and Sc
- iously wounded Thursday by Mrs.
. D. Coney,
II United states Senator Joseph Y
n Bailey OF Texas has confirmed the a
- uonncement that he would not be
"A candidate tor reelection to the Uni
= ed states senate, His term will .
pIre March 3, 1918,
II
m Tn remarkable speed OF "a minute
=. IS rs seconds for thirty,ive mil
n over water, carrying passenger, wi
A. made in an aeroplane from Boston (
go Wednesday by Claude Graham
~ White.
To Connecticut audience of 500
. persons, gathered on the home-stret,
Of Charter Oak race track, at Ha
=. ford. President Taft on Thursd
~ 4 4.