The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS

elected president Of Pennsyivaninals nlsln Ans: t9 succeed ate 4 J. cassstt
 3-FetsFaI Judge Laudts declded at Chi easo that Standard oil co. must stand trisi on siSht of ten indictments rs- turned against t.
 s5' indietments against Standard oil G9 and subsidiary companies for con- ,-spirasy in restraint of trade.
 dtctea John l. Walsh in eSnsection with failure Of Chicago National bank 23-Jldge Hallam, al $. Paul. issued or- fcials of Great Northern railway from making proposed increase of s6o oo0. ooA Feb. ls-Wiseonsi!n state railway com mission ordered railroads of state ts s3{e Aat z-s-eent passenger fare
 engineer at Panama canal and president named Mai. G. W. Go=thals as chair man ot commission and engineering Mar. Suit fled at Boston against Mrs. Mary Baker tI- Eddy. leader of Chris. tan Science faith. by c " Glover. her son asking accounting of property and appointment Of receiver
 Mar. New Mexico house passed resolu- ton to investigate conduct of Gov HaSeEman in regard 10 alleged timber 7-Mayor sehmi,z. of San Francisco. pleaded not guilty 10 charge of extor- 29z-Abraham Ruef indicted for bribery at san Francisco. T. Y. Halsey also in- aleted Tn Tn connection with grant. Of teis- Apr e-J J Hin resigned as president ot Great Northern railroad and son. T. ". itiL, elected n place
 Apr y-John Walsh indicted on ss[. S5aFses et F9a5s&F atlon of funds of oISlpfsIne court decl1ed Isle of Pines IS L-44n territory, not American. Apr la-St tandart Oil Co. of Indiana. found guilty of accepting illegal rates t tE ! a 2s-Jamestawn Ter-Centennial exposition opened. President Roosevelt and 9ther high officials attended ceremonies May 9-Federal court at Indianapolis per Petually enjeined so-ealled drug trust from continuing operations,
 B-Abraham Ruef pleaded guilty to CT. tortion at San Francisco.
 24-Gra nd jury at San Francisco returned s9 indictments against Mayor Schmiz, K1et and street railway officials and other companies.
 cisco. found guilty. of extortion Jul. S-Schmitz sentenced to five years :. in penitentiary for extortion. 6.pr. F.. R. Taylor. of University of California. elected mayor of San Fran cisco. by board of supervisors Agg; 3.Jqdge LLand,sss at Chicago, fined ing Illegal rebates from Alton railroad; fine largest in history of jurisprudence. Aug, -ro 3asenatar aT, Beyerdge of Indians. American embassy at Berlin. I-Suit in equity brought by relatives for | accounting of property of Mrs. Mary Baker c. Eddy. brought to sudden close at Boston. Sep. 4-Louis Glass. vice-president of Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co. convicted of bribery at San Fran cisco and sentenced to five years im- prrronment. l2-Hk- Congressman c G. Burton, of Nevada, Mo, elected commander-ln- chief of c. A. R. at Saratoga, N '. 3o-McKinley memorial at Canton, O.. dedicated by President Roosevelt Oct. 2-Senator Wm. E. Borah ac. fitted of charge of conspiracy to defraud gov ernment. at Boise. Idaho. 23-German balloon Pommern, piloted by Herr Erbslob. won international aeronauuc cup. landing at Asbury Park. N. J, ss0 miles from starring point at St. Louis. Nov. 7-Atchison, Topeka Santa Fs Railroad Co.,. fined s330. coo at Los An geles. for relating
 l3-Trial of John, R. Walsh for mIsapphi, cation of funds of Chicago National bank. begun at Chicago.
 2t-EdWard PaySon Weston, aged 69. com pletes walk from Portland, Me, to Chi cago. taunt taking 29 days.
 Zl-Wedding of Miss Edith Root. daugn- ter Of secretary of state, and U. Grant III, occurred at Washington. Dec. i6-Paciie fleet sailed from Ham1 ton Roads after review by presidenk 1