The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-10-15
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN eRIEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
Happenings That Are Making History
Information Gathered from All
Quarters Of the Globe and
Given In Few Lines.
iNTERMouNTAlN.

expert huntsmAn or MIL City, ORE
was either gored to death by bull
elk. killed by bear or fell into a
prospect hole In the mountains near
Wilson, Wyo,, in the Jackson Hole
country.
Governor Calson OF Colorado has
declined to interfere with the prose
cution OF strike cases. This decision
was announced In statement given
out by the governor on Thursday.
The Colorado supreme court has ad.
mitted John r. Lawson TO bail In the
sum Of $500. Lawson was convict
ed of flrst degree murder in connec-
ton with strike disorders.
A valuation OF s13415.0OO is put on
the property OF the Denver Union
Water company and the water rates
fixed by city ordinance in 1914, but
never made effective. are held too low
in the report Of Special Master Chinn.
The prohibition penalty law enact
ed By the last Legislature to enforce
the statewide prohibition constitu.
tional amendment was upheld In the
district court at Denver.
A man said to be J. J. Hartwell,
leader OF band OF automobile ban
dts who broke jail at Butte. Mont,
September 4. has been arrested in St
Louis.
Al the close OF the state fair at
Salt Lake. the announcement was
made that s4,467.T2 was realized after
all expenses had been accounted, and
tha. this was the first fair In thirty.
seven years from which any consider
able profit was realized
DOMESTIC.
Kenneth c. Tritst, 10 years old,
who disappeared from Princeton uni
versity last January while student
there, Is a prisoner In London, ac-
cused as a spy. according to infor-
nation hts relatives In New York
have received.
Mrs. Bowdoin Crowninshield,
whose body was found under unusual
circumstances In hotel In Boston,
was victim of accident. according
20 a statement by a physician.
All federal restrictions on the move
ment OF livestock because OF the foot
and mouth disease are removed from
the states Of Indiana, Michigan and
Virginia by a department OF agricul-
ture order.
The Osaka Shosen Kaisha, one OF
che three steamship companies subsi-
died by the Japanese government.
plans 70 put four new boats on the
run between United States Pacific
coast points and the Orient.
Joe Azevedo. the Portuguese light.
weight from California. made his
Philadelphia debut Friday night and,
although beaten by Sam Robideau, he
made good showing
While apparently seeking to escape
from an enemy who Is supposed to
have followed her for more than 1000
miles, Mrs. Katherine Arnold OF Buff
falo. N. ", was slain In small hotel
at Minneapolis by man who boldly
walked into the place and asked TO
see her.
Four men instantly killed, another
probably fatally hurt and six serious
~ injured. were the casualties result
ing from the explosion at the plant OF
The Aetna Explosive company att EN-
porium, Pa.
Church Howe, long Republican
leader in Nebraska and at one time
consul In England. died ~ his home
at Auburn, Neb.. after a long Illness
William j. Bryan, in statement
at Atlanta. Ca. said that the plans
| have made for the remainder OF my
life include active precipitation in
politics, but do not include the hold
ing OF any office"
The entire Arizona militia, compris-
ing 1000 men. has been ordered
placed in readiness by Governor Hunt
so that they can proceed to Clifton at
a moments notice. There is strike
Of miners at Clifton.
James whiteomb Riley lndiana's
beloved poet. received hundreds OF
messages from all parts Of the Unit.
ed States. congratulating him on his
birthday, October 7.
Mrs Eleanor Elklns Widener OF
Philadelphia. widow OF George d.
Widener who was lost with his son
on the Titanic. was married at Bos-
ton a few days ago.
A young engineer named Mundey
whose home was in Kansas. died a.
Panama OF yellow fever. He contract
ed the disease in Colombia. where he
was engaged in mining
President Wilson will vote for the
woman suffrage state constitutional
amendment in New Jersey. his home
state, at the special election October
19 He said he would vote. not as the
leader Of the Democratic party. but as
a private citizen.
The Arkansas supreme court has
declared the unions OF negro slaves In
the antebellum days legal marriages
even though no marriage ceremony
was performed. The decision was
given in case involving property
which a negro had inherited from his
slave grandfather.