The Green Forest tribune., 1908-11-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE LATEST NEWS OF THE
 WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
llORTH, EAST, SOUTH, WEST
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma ton, and Particularly from the
 Great Southwest.

Mt. Aetna is again in violent erup- tion and dense columns of smoke and ashes are pouring from the crater. The violent earthquake shocks have driven the terror striken populace to the open country
 Ten of the thirteen members of the crew of the German coasting steamer Archimedes were drowned when the steamer was wrecked The vessel went ashore in snowstorm.
 As the result of chr connection with the Rustin murder case in Omaha, Mrs. Abbie Rice, star witness for the state, against Charles Davis, accused of the murder, has been reconciled to her ruSband
 The largest burden ever borne by the stork into Las Animas county, Col- orado, arrived when Mrs. Alfred Val dez of Majestic gave birth to 23- pound baby boy. The boy will be named William Howard Taft Valdez.
 The Ruef Jury has been completed after two weeks. Over 1900 veniremen have examined and thousands of dol lars expended by the state and county.
 The magnificent $7,000,000 palace of Charles w Schwab, former president of tn Steel trust, occupying the block facing Riverside drive, between Sev- enty-third and Seventyfourth streets, is boarded up. The reason given by MT. Schwab is that be can no longer atferd to keep the costly residence open.
 Professor Peter Kramer, of St. Louis was dashed against the chim- ney of the Methodist church and killed at Princeton, H., while making bal loon ascension at the farmers car nival Glen Hayden, 7-year-old boy who was standing near the church was struck by brick falling from the chimney which was wrecked by the balloon his skull was fractured and he may die.
 Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, "mother of the Christian Science church, has pur- chased a ninety horse power auto and sent out to her Chestnut Hill
 
 spent several hours giving Secretary Frye lessons in driving. Mrs. Eddy will have her first experience in automobil- ing Tuesday.
 Carolina railroad was derailed at Nebo. N C., in deep cut, every car except the rear sleeper leaving the track It was at first reported that a number of persons had been killed, but the officials of the railroad com pany now state that all escaped with but slight injuries.
 Fire of unknown origin destroyed the business section of Lovelace, Ky, 16 miles from Palucah, with loss of be- tween $30,000 and S40,000, partially covered by insurance.
 A volcanic disturbance has already worked complete change in the map of Gogasiov island. 60 mi.ts from Un- alaska. Mount Mccullough, a noun tain which was formed by a volcanic disturbance a year ago. has already disappeared. The mountain was 300 feet high. To-day, in its stead, there is landlocled bay 80 fathoms deep at the spot where it stood
 The volcano of Villarica, in Yaldivia province, southern Chile, has been violent eruption since Thurs day.
 A carnival of holdups is on in San Francisco and daily for the past week the thugs have become bolder In one case a lone masked bandit held up eight men in saloon and robbed the cash register.
 The first white woman to penetrate the far north from Alaska will return to Chicago this week. after spending several months in the frozen Artic regions. She is Miss Agnes Dean Cameron a writer.
 A request that she be allowed to spring the death trap that will drop Ter husbands slayer into eternity on November 10 was made by Mrs. J. w. Davis, widow of the railroad contract or who was killed by Dave D. Ed wards last March Relatives of Davis will be in Chattanooga from nine diff derent states to witness the execu tion.
 The Boston Herald has announced the abolition if it's comic Sunday sup plement, declaring that the funny side" which sdelight the children have outlived their day.
 A $20o000 shoe factory is to be built at once near Middletown. Pa Citizens of that place have subscribed $1o0000 towards the project. The S. Krieder company, shoe manufact urers, who will build the factory, will employ over 300 skilled workmen. The presidential election in Ameri ca excited unprecedented interest ir London, and the result was received with satisfaction in political circles where Taft is regarded as eminently safe and sane The stock exchange by q rise in American stocks. re fected this feeling
 A full company of militia will ac companied Will Graham, the negro | who has confessed to attacking g | young white girl in Cabarrus county N. C.. to his trial at Concord A mol threatens to halt the trial and lynch the prisoner.