The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-04-10
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN sRIEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
Nappenlnrs That Are Making History
reformation Gathered from All
Quarters Of tho Globe and
oivsn In q Few Lines.
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tnre county jail at WaleEberg Colo.
has been rendered to the state SUI.
prefne court OF Colorado
The Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph company has announc.
ed reduction OF rates for users OF
the Denver exchange
G. w. French, promoter, who was
arrested at Los Angeles. on a charge
Of having given worthless draft to
the Hotel Utah of Salt Lake City in
payment for entertainment for num-
Der OF Los Angeles capitalists, has
been released, the court declaring that
there was no evidence of public Of
Tense.
The offices Of the internal revenue
collector for the district of Montana,
which comprises the states of Mon
tana, Utah and Idaho. win be removed
from Salt Lake city to Helena about
May i.
g. w. French. wanted in Salt Lake
pm charges Of passing worthless drafts
totaling $500 at the Hotel Utah. is
again under arrest at Los Angeles,
Cal, and this time the fight for his
axtradition to Utah will be carried to
the supreme court OF the state.
Robert n. Freund, aged SO. said to
be the oldest union printer In the
United States. died at the home OF
his son in Denver, Wednesday. Ere
und came to Denver about year ago
from his home In Chicago
DOMESTIC.
The appellate division of the New
York state supreme court has decided
against Florence Louise Brandt In
her attempt to establish that she is
the legally adopted daughter OF the
late William ziegler,
Referee Jim Griffithm called the
twenty-round bout between Jimmy
Ciabby and Billy Murray draw at
the end Of the match at San Fran
cisco
Pearl Frost. housekeeper for Walter
+. Hills, at Peabody, Mass. and Geo.
Lefavo, chauffeur, who has been pay.
Ing attentions to her, quarreled with
the result that both the young woman
and her employer were shot and kill
ed. Lefaye as arrested, charged with
murder.
The jury In the case of John 10th,
copper mine striker, tried at LAnse.
Mich, on charge Of having attempt
ed, Lefavo was arrested, charged with
clerk, october 6. 1913, reported dis
agreement.
Argument on the application of
eastern railroads for a 5 per cent in
crease in freight rates will begin be-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sion April 81.
The First National bank of London.
KY. failed to open its doors on April
3, 1t Is said that the order suspend
ing the banks business came from the
comptroller of the currency at Wash.
ington.
Jacob 8. Coxey, leader of the "armys
which bore his name and marched ON
Washington in 1894, has established
headquarters in New York City. He
said he would spend several DAYS
looking after plans for the mobiliza.
ton of the New York wing of an
army OF 100000 men which he intends
to lead into the national capital some
time this month,
From sources closely identified with
the principals, it has been learned
that all negotiations for the acquisi-
ton OF stock control OF Missouri Pa.
cific and other Gould railroad holdings
by the Rockefeller interests have been
abandoned.
Death travelled in gale that over
took the sealing fleets off the Straits
of Belle Isle last Tuesday. Sixty-four
members of the crew OF the steamer
Newfoundland are known to have per-
ished and thirty-seven were rescued.
Vollney Hyde, business man of
Lincoln. Neb.. and his wife were found
dead, pinned under their automobile
eighteen miles from town. Hyde and
his wife were ON their way from Lin
coin to Montana, travelling in an auto
mobile.
nio. QuOnl no lee, a ClTlneSe. vol
unfairly confessed to the police at ST
Louis that she had killed her hus.
band. She claims that her husband
attacked her with Ratchet and that
she took it away from him and killed
him.
Two long blocks in historic st. Au-
justine, Fla, the oldest city In the
United States. were swept by a half
million dollar fire on Thursday that
destroyed five tourist hotels and burn
ed records and curios dating back to
the days Of Spanish rule in the six
teenth century. Two persons were
seriously injured.
Many Indiana and Illinois coal min
ers, most of them natives Of Ireland,
sneiand and Scotland, will have a
= seHtion Ia their native lands while
Sr..., operators and union leaders de.
Il Rpon new wage agreement.