The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-06-14
Judge Breezy In common pleas court

the brotherhoods ,of trainmen, con
ductors, firemen and engineers from
taking any action that may lead to a
strike on the lines Of the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad east of Pittsburg and
Erie because OF alleged grievances.
Prince Kalanianaole frst arrival OF
the six Hawaiian island delegates,
swarthy OF complexion and non.com-
initial politically, attracts knot OF
observers whenever he wanders about
the lobby OF the Congress hotel. Chi
cage. He is the only delegate from
his country who left Honolulu unin-
structed.
The national government has filed
civil antitrust suit In the federal
district court at New York against
the steamship companies interested
In and alleged TO have monopolized
the transportation OF passengers and
freight between the United States and
Brazil
The Arizona senate, after bitter
debate, passed the educational qualif-
cation measure, which provides that
all voters shall be able to read, write
and speak the English language.
WASHINGTON
The army has taken steps to share
with the navy In the American dem
onstration In Cuba. Five thousand
men are ready TO sail for Cuba at a
moments notice.
How Henry o. Hayemeyer went in.j
to the coffee business In 1896 upon
hearing reports that John Arbuekle
was about to invade the sugar indus
try was on Friday placed upon the
record in the government dissolution
suit against the so-caned sugar trust
by Hermann Slelcken. who acted as
Mr.. Hayemeyer's chief lieutenant.
Oscar Wenderoth of New York has
been selected as supervising architect
OF the treasury department to succeed
James Konx Taylor, resigned.
Representative Berger. Socialist of
Wisconsin. has begun impeachment
proceedings against Federal Judge
Hanford of Seattle, who recently de-
priyed Leonard OLSEN of that city of
his citizenship because he was a So
clalist.
President Tafts name may not be
the first TO be presented to the ma.
tional convention at Chicago, and, in
fact, Taft leaders declare that the
presidents name might not be put be-
fore the convention until after Roose-
welt has been put in nomination.
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor, urged
the house committee on judiciary on
Thursday to make favorable report
on the Brantley workmen's compen-
satlon bill.
FOREIGN
Count Tisza, president of the lower
house, had narrow escape from as
sassination in the diet at Budapest,
on Friday. He was fired
upon three times by Deputy Julius
who then shot himself, prob
ably with fatal effect.
Federal outposts advanced too far
north on Friday and were driven back
In a sharp skirmish by 200 rebels un
der General Jose Campos. few miles
south OF Santa Ysabel, a station on
the Mexico Northwestern. forty-three
miles west of chihuahua.
The Cuban house of representatives
has ratified the action of the senate
President Gomez to ex-
pend sl,000,000 to cover the extraor.
binary military preparations.
American marines have landed on
Cuban soil. To the number of 450, |
under command of Colonel Lucas,
they came ashore on Wednesday at |
Calmanera and proceeded by train to
City.
Frank confession of President Go |
mez that he was unable to meet the |
demands of the large plantation own
ers in eastern Cuba for adequate !
guards against the marauders and in |
surrectos, was the factor that led Cap |
tain Kline, commanding the United !
States naval station at Guantanamo, |
10 set in motion the body of United |
States marines gathered there.
Engineer Joliffe of Revelstoke was
killed and two brakemen injured in a
on the Canadian Pacific near
Japan siding, b. c., Thursday, be-
tween regular freight train and a
stock special.
Belgium is in a state of eruption on
account of the recent elections, and
rioting Throughout the country has |
taken on revolutionary character.
Many persons have been killed or
wounded in various cities and large
number of reserves have been called
to the colors,
General Pascual orozco, chief of the
in northern Mexico, has for
mally sanctioned an attack on Mexico
City of Emiliano zapata rebel leader
in the south.
The national disorders in Belgium
are attributed to the disappointment of
the laboring classes over the victory |
Of the CleriCals in the recent cleo. |