The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-21

~ VIZ ho& ShlSff Vut hCbtNUsNfy ut
feat may become final and our organi
zation disappear from the politIca
world"
Search BY the Crittenton Memorial
society OF San Francisco for a reput
cd grandson OF Napoleon Bonaparte
ended recently in Los Angeles lum,
Der yard William Gordon, working
man, Is the person sought.
Miss Helen Taft was attacked by
a crowd in the suffrage parade in
Washington and her sash was torn
from her gown" declared Mrs. Rich.
ard O.Hara, grand marshal OF one OF
the pageant divisions, upon her re-
turn to ST. Louis a few days ago.
WASHINGTON
Secretary Bryan and Ambassador
Jusserand on March IA exchanged
ratifications of the convention APP
proved BY the senate a month ago ex-
tending for term OF five years the
Franco American special arbitration
treaty of 1908.
Half dozen citizens who saw the
suffrage parade from various points
or who were in the police automobile
ahead OF the parade testified before
the senate investigating committee on
Friday that the police exerted every
possible effort TO control the crowd
Ford's theatre in Washington. in
which President Lincoln was shot
and which nearly thirty years after
was the scene OF another tragedy in
which twenty-five government EN-
Dlcyes lost their lives, is to be torn
down, having been condemned by the
economy and efficiency commission.
American troops on the Mexican
border have been forbidden to return
the fire Of Mexican troops except on
specific authorization from the war de-
partment at Washington. This in
has been sent by direction
Of Secretary Garrison to Brigadier
General Bliss, In command OF the Dor
der forces.
The senate has virtually defied the
OF the United States court at
New Orleans to compel Senator Will
lam Alden Smith to surrender papers
In his possession bearing on alleged
evasion OF the neutrality
laws.
FOREIGN
The latest exploit of the militant
suffragets in London is the oblitera-
ion OF the names on the gateposts
BY which houses in the residential
streets are distinguished, tar being
used.
Three hundred Albanian inhabi.
ants of LUNA, in the Turkish prov
nee of Kossovo, were shot and killed
trial by Servian troops, ac-
'ording to a dispatch from Urkup.
Four Greek transports, while land
ng Servian troops at San Giovanni
II Medua to aid the Montenegrins in
heir attack on Scutari, were burned,
me was sunk and two riddled with
shells.
The Belgian minister of war IAN
iounced In the chamber on March IA
hat the time-expired men in the Bel
sian army would not be released from
Lctiye service until the present dis
urbed situation in Europe has
passed.
Twenty persons we're killed or seri-
'usly injured by destructive cyclone
il Buenos Ayres. The property dam
Ige Is very heavy.
Constitutionallsts overthrow the |
ederal garrison at Nogales, Sonora,
darch 10. and now are in possession
# the border town after fight which |
continued with little abatement for
welye hours. Casualties are estimat,
d at 100 dead and twice as many
on both sides, though an ac-
urate count has not been made.
News has reached Cettinje, Monte
Iegro that four Servian transports I
oaded with troops were riddled with
hells fred by an unidentified war
essel. Accounts OF the engagement
rom two different sources declare
hat the attacking vessel flew the Aus
flag.
II is reported that Venustiano Car.
anza, governor Of Coahuila. who re.
olted against the Huerta provisional
oyernment. was captured and shot,
iarch Is. by federal troops under
ieneral Tracy ALBERT at a point be-
ween BAHAMA and Monclova.
Students Of Glasgow university and
90 stewards, including fifty dock
aborers, fought at suffrage meeting
i St Andrews hall The students
AIRED badly, Many of them were beat
n, scores were injured.
The state of Sinaloa. south OF So
ora, has revolted officially against
Iuerta's national government and
AIMED a provisional governor accord
az TO reports OF persons arriving at
'ogales, Ariz,, from Hermosilla. They
lso report that the Yaqui Indians OF
onora have volunteered to assist the
Shukri Pasha, the Turkish comman-
er OF Adrianople. has advised his SUI
erior officers at Constantinople that