The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-11

vorce from Harry Thaw. Furthern pre-
whenever he is set free she will again
live with him, she says.
/ The decision OF the supreme court
OF California will result In the ehmi.
! nation Of the Taft electors from the
Republican ticket in that state.
With many persons watching him
at the interstate fair ground at Tren-
ton, N. Charles r. Walsh, while
making spiral descent In a bipiane,
fen to instant death about a quarter
Of mile outside the fair grounds
Hogs reached their most expensive
price for the year at Chicago on the
ard The price range at the stock
yards was from $8.75 to 1915 per 100
pounds. The $40 mark doomed as big
possibility The top price Thursday
was 1925.
Rear Admiral Lucien Young, form
erly commander or the Mare Island
navy yard al San Francisco, died at
New York Wednesday.
Representatives Of twenty.eight fra
ternal insurance societies, who have
been holding meetings at Chicago to
formulate plans to effect the repeal oil
the so-called mobile insurance BILL
have completed an organization thar
win have charge OF the work.
WASHINGTON
Theodore Roosevelt testified before
the senate investigating committee on
Friday denying that he knew or APP
proved of a contribution OF 100000
by the Standard Oil company Is 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 II was approved,
on Saturday
Il see no hope OF beef getting much
cheaper" said Secretary Wilson Of
the department OF agriculture on
Tuesday, Fresh from a vacation in
the west Mr.. Wilson said there was
much greater scarcity of cattle than
he had realized
All the correspondence between
President Roosevelt and the late
Edward Fl. Hartman. covering a per-
Tod from Mr.. Rooseyelt's succession to
the office In 1901 until Mr.. Iarri.
mans differences with him in 1906,
was placed In evidence Monday be-
fore the senate committee Investigate
Ing campaign expenditures.
FOREIGN
Sentiment in favor of war Is increas-
Ing in Turkey Several thousand per-
sons had a mass meeting Saturday in
the mosque Of Sultan Ahmed |. at
STEAMBOAT, at which all references 70
the Balkan states We're greeted with
cries OF cursed be Bulgaria, Servia,
Greece and Montenegro
Fifteen officers and men Of the
British navy were drowned by the
sinking OF the submarine b." after
she had been cut In two by the Ham
burg. American liner America off the
coast of Kent.
A dispatch from Gonstantinople says 4
the porte has declared 1t would re.
iect q proffer Of European interven.
ton for settlement of the Balkan
question and would regard such a
proffer as an unfriendly act.
Threats to sacrifice European lives
at Foo Chow have been uttered by
General Pung, unless his demands for
100000 taels (about s315,000) from the |
are acceded to.
The entire rebel army at Jinotepe,
Nicaragua, near Managua, was cap
tured with all its ammunition, arms
and artillery, after a four-hour battle |
with government troops.
The departure from st. Petersburg
for the front of the Bulgarian officers
Of the reserves was the occasion OF a
geat Slav demonstration at the Varsay
depot.
John Dillon. the Irish member OF
was thrown from a dog
cart and badly injured while visiting
In the county of Mayo.
Peace is declared between Italy and
Turkey, 1t is reported at Paris. The
: 4
olt. The sultan reserves spiritual
claims, Turkey agrees to withdraw
her troops and endeavor to persuade
The Arabs to submit Italy agrees to
help Turkey float loan.
Hostilities between the Balkan
states and Turkey have commenced.
according to reports from many
grounds. A dispatch to the Russian
government says Bulgarians are cross
ng the frontier
The war minister, Nazim Pacha, has
been appointed supreme commander of
he Turkish forces.
Orders have been issued by the
Turkish war ministry for a general
of all the forces in both
European and Asiatic Turkey.
Two hundred and five men were
Silled in battle between Mexican
rebels and federals at Aura Pass, not
ar from Moncloya. Mexico