The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-07-31
NEWS Of 4 WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
REcoED or THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD ~ safEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Making History
--gnfermstlon Gathered from AZ
opsrtsrs ~ the GLOBE ana
asven IN Few Lines.
TnTERMoUMTAsn.


The body Of ". y. M2Iioy u m
Pert. IDAHO. was found ii the Snake
river canyon. With me skull crushed
Evl6encs points 70 murder.
q J. Sweeney. said 10 81 the soa
~ q former ehIef justice a the pail
fppine islands and iaN clerk IA Salt
Lake City, was fatally stabbed By ais
wsfe. Mrs Jessie gResney. when IN q
nomant 81 jealous anger she struck
nina blow with a small peEEnife
The fhrseyeafoid son of a. D. Boy.
Gan o. Twin Fails, Idaho. fell into an
irrigation lateral and was drowned
Suit has been lnststufed in the fed
eral court by the CLARK Montana Real.
AZ company and the Elm Orlu Min.
ang company against she Butte 4
Enperior Mining company 70 settle the
much discussed controversy regard.
ing the Rainbow vein. a portion u
which both sides 70 the litigation
claim 70 own.
The consolidation Of the United Nine
Workers 81 America and the Western
Federation 81 Miners IN ~oneminers
body II recommended IN the report
Of President Charles ". Meyer. pre-.
ssnted ~ the biennial convention 81
tho latter organization 10 session az
Denver
Or. 7. L. Hutchinson. AZ. Of Colorado
Springs shot and killed hia two daugh-
iers. Lois. ~. and Faye, 10, and then
killed himself. He IL believed 70 have
been insane
DOMESTIC.
Thirtyseyen indictments. charging
murder. arson and riot were returned
~ the grand Jury al Greenwood. Ark,
investigating the riots and destruc-
lion Of property OF the Bache Denman
soai syndicate al Prairie Greek
There Is no foundation for much Of
the agitation about business coudi.
tions ia the United states, George n.
Reynolds. president Of the Continental
and Commercial National bank. and
John q. shedd. president ot Marshall
Field 4 Co. asserted Ia their testi-
mony at Chicago before the federal
commission on industrial relations.
After celebrating ten minutes a.
Jury at San Francisco returned a YER
dict Of guilty against James >,
Vogue. charged with holding up pas
sengers ON Southern Pacific train At
the outskirts Of San Francisco May n
Temporary insanity will be the de.
Tense OF William v. Cieary. town
clerk and political leader u Haver
straw, n. t., when he IL brought 20
trial for the murder Of his son-inIaw,
Eugene Newman. who was shot down
IN CIeary's office because he had
sloped with CleAry'S daughter.
Ex-CongreHaman James d. Richard
son, sovereign granu commander 81
the supreme council OF the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Frse
Masonry OF the southern jurisdiction
Of the United States. died July "a az
his home In Murfreesboro. Tenn.
Fees from boxing matches la VIA
eonsln under the Heddlng law we're
sl2,Sf2 from It's start up to July /.
1914. The state gets per cent Of al
gate receipts
What federal health authorities at
New Orleans declared TO be- the sep
temic type Of bubonic plague claimed
as a victim Mrs Regina Schmidt,
aged - years Mrs. Sehmidtts
death brings the plague fatalities up
% four.
The obligation 10 appear IN court
and defend himself against $4,000
libel suit begun BY William Barnes,
Jr.. chairman Of the Republican state
committee. was imposed on Colonel
Roosevelt Thursday with the serving
on him at Oyster Bay Of the papers
IN the case
boarding the rear platform OF the
last ear as the train was leaving
Chatsworth park, Los Angeles. two
masked bandits robbed passengers or
4 southbound Southern Pacific train
u more than 5000,
No hope for a settlement OF the
dispute between railroad managers
Bnd enginemen Of western railroads
now under mediation In Chicago, is
held out in telegram received from
Chicago by district officials OF en-.
ginemen.
Lawrence Robinson. charged with
he murder Of Police Inspector Thorn
- j. Norton, committed suicide in jail
n Boston by cutting his throat with a
steel shank which he had removed
from one Of his shoes.
Opening Of the Panama canal 10
the worlds commerce on August Is
next is announced by Secretary Gar
rison. Probably the first vessel &c
pass through the great waterway
will be the Cristobal, war depart
ment steamer now at Colon.
In speed trial before Judge stur
tevant, presiding over the superior
court Of San Francisco, Lasher b
Gallagher, 20 years old, who hal
studied stenography only two years
wrote 2S4 words minute, which
was as fast as anybody In the room