The Green Forest tribune., 1908-09-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE LATEST NEWS OF THE
 WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, WEST
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma ton, and Particularly from the Great Southwest.

0aLlOnal 0ncampmenl, U. A. N.s d Toledo, Ohio, says a joint encamp ment of the G. A. R. and United Con federate Veterans is favored within a few years.
 Ward, who was Miss Jean Reid daughter of the American ambassador almost fell prey to burglars.
 The color line was drawn at High land Park College, Des Moines, wher President o. H. Langwell dismissed every colored student and announced that no more would be admitted.
 John Priot, one of the French colon fists who settled Frenchtown, now suburb of Dallas, in 1852, is dead. He leaves a fortune to heirs in Dallas.
 Fears that Charles E. Davis, arrest ed in connection with the shooting of Dr. Frederick T. Rustin, after the coroners jury had returned a yerdlct of death at the hands of an unknown person." may attempt to end his own life, has led his relatives to keep him under strong guard.
 A true bill was found by the grand jury of criminal court or west Chester, Pa, against Mary D. Hayes and Charles R. J. Hayes, her husband, who were charged with gross insult to the United States flag. Much in- terest is evinced in the hearing on ac- count of the prominence ot the parties
 M. Alberti. former minister ana justic and kings privy councillor, mas surrendered to the police, confesslns to the embezzlement by fraud and for gery of s2,5OOO0O.
 Half crazed by worry over the con- stant threats of revolt at Lispan and of attempts on the lives of mem bers of the royal family. the DOW ager Queen Maria Pia of Portugal IS preparing to leave that country TOT italy, where she will make her future home.
 That Dr. Frederick Rustin, the Omaho surgeon was murdered py all unidentified man, and did not commit suicide, was the testimony at the Coroner's inquest by Mrs. Grace Rustin, the widow, and by Dr. Lang field and Dr. Lavender, the two physicians who attended the wound ed man and conducted the post mortem.
 Roswell A. Peters, a pioneer and and one of the best known stock brokers in Chicago, is dead. He was 70 of Lafayette, Ind.
 Despite a search by posses over miles of territory form East Caron- delet to Bixby, H., former switch man accused of having attacked Mary Swartz, z years old. daughter of Henry W. Swartz, merchant of Dupo, SIX uiles south of East St. Louis, had lot been captured Monday. Tho little girPs condition is critical.
 Count Turin, the elder brother of the Duke of Abruzzi, was defeated again in his effort to win Queen Margherita's approval of the mar riage of the Duke to Miss Catherine Elkins, his American fiance. He visited the Queen and pleaded with her to give her consent to the mar riage, but the Queen vehemently re- peated her refusal.
 Mrs. Bessie Bramel Shoot shot and Instantly killed her husband, Edward Shoot, in the waiting room of Union Depot at Louisville, Ky. firing three shots into his breast Then she tried to shoot herself through the heart, but inflicted only flesh wound. They had been estranged.
 Whatever hope Abdul Aziz may have had of finally defeating Mulai Hafid, the newly-proclaimed sultan and gaining the throne, vanished on the receipt of news from the scene of the latest fighting near Morocco City, that Kaid Mtongi and his army of 2,OOO are surrounded by Mulai Hafid's forces, with no chance of escape.
 The criminal libel suit, filed more than a year ago against Governor Haskell by William Cardwell, an at- torney of Oklahoma City, is set for trial before Judge Sam Hooker in Oklahoma City. Governor Haskell has retained Attorney w. c. Hughes to represent him. The libel suit grows out of a statement credited to Haskell during his campaign for governor.
 A trust fund which will ultimately reach $3O,OOO,OO0, for the benefit of the University of Wisconsin, was pro- vided for in the will of Col. w. F. Villas.
 Miss Annie S. Peck of Providence, R. l., the mountain clipber has suc- ceeded on her second attempt within a month, in reaching the summit of Mount Huascaran. She calculates that the height of the summit is 26,000 feet
 Emperor William is undergoing the rigors of a soldiers life this week. As umpire-in-chief of the great annual maneuyers of the German army in Alsace-Lorraine, he is camped with his men, and he rides for hours on horse back, following the maneuvers of the men.
 The case against Geo. w. Fitzgerald accused of stealing S173,000 from the United States sub-treasury Chicago, was dismissed by Judge Chetlain, after Subtreasurer Wm. Boldenweich had refused to produce the records a( his office as evidence.