The Green Forest tribune., 1909-10-29
NE Ws IF THE WEEK
HssEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

Speculation as to the probable suc- cessor of Charles R. Crane as minister .,iina has brought out three names. They are Assistant Secretary of State Huntington Wilson, Charles E. Magoon and the present Charge D'Affaires at Peking, Henry P. Fletcher, secretary of legation.
 w. J. Kennedy, brick mason at work on the Dse Moines coliseum fell \ alighting squarely upon the head of John Hoimquist, tailor, who was 4 was passing on the sidewalk, fifty feet below. Holmquist's neck was broken, and he died within few minutes Kennedy was seriously injured.
 Theodore Rizzo must die in the cleo tric chair for the murder of Theresa Procopio and Ferdinando Infusino the Italian children he lured from their homes and shot to death in a ravine in Utica, N. r., September 12 last.
 Charles Zaun, of Meridian, Miss, took an overdose of morphine with al- leged suicidal intent. After hours of heroic work his life was saved. He admitted that he meant to kill him. self and said that it was due to one of bis crazy spells"
 The first of the trials of the sixteen ben recently indicted for alleged graft 4nd, when w. H. Kale, county commits Toner, under three indictments for ac- tepting bribes entered a plea of uilty
 Edward Boatright, IS years old, was ccidentally shot in the abdomen with pistol in the hands of his friend, Ed fard Miller, Thursday afternoon at Harrisburg, III. The young men were kamining pistol which was SUD- bsed to be empty.
 United States Senator M. w. John in died at Fargo, N. D., of an acute tack of Bright's disease. MT. John
 n was elected last January and as
 med Lis duties March 4.
 Der I'd M. Levy whom it is alleged
 Eistered at Los Angeles hotel
 Der the name Lieut.. Bernard M.
 Fy, U s. A." was arrested, accused
 mpersonaating an army officer. His
 ther, Mrs. Julia N. Levy, lives at
 West 136th street, New York 13 lloyd c. Griscom, formerly Ameri-
 ambassador to Italy, was arrested ' %sE3New York, charged with running
 automobile at excessive speed. He 14 held in $I00 bail, for which he r. Ee diamond ring he was wearing. t he stock of the Ridgway company,
 hlishers of Everybodys Magazine, XIII be taken over by the Butterick ii Wishing company, and the capital l ne latter concern will be increased
 $10,000,000 to $15,000,000. r overnor Hadley of Missouri grant
 sick pardon to Cora Jackson, con- eo I'd at St. Joseph, March, 1909, of LII t&ny and sentenced for two years. ~ woman is a victim of tuberculo- mi Nernors c. N. Haskell of Okla a and w. R. Stubbs of Kansas
 be two of the speakers at the din
 bf the St. Louis Credit Mems as-
 ktion at the Mercantile club Satur-
 evening.
 p. Ira Tupper, wife of farmer ca dddifeld, Ont, was shot dead by ,ut en-year-old son. The boy found Jq "a rifle, and not knowing that it 4oaded, pointed it at his mother R pulled the trigger. The woman ,,, @hot through the heart. n D. Hood, attorney for the ad- " trators of the estate of the late
 H. Eckles, former controller of week rrency, admitted that the mag ,on It summer home of the Eckles
 at Oconomowoc, Wis. would D to satisfy the claims of credit hinst the estate.
 Ices were brought by the steam n, aress of India that six hundred T up ere drowned early in Sep sing & in East Java, as result Of
 6rsting of crater which had
 filled with water.
 bel T. Bopdus, who recently at-
 d to swindle the Franklin Trust the hy out of $50,000, was sentenced ne gn 1klyn to five years in Sing Sing. w veteran of the Spanish war. or st Hounds in the abdomen. inest |announced that the committee
 lin charge the recent balloon. & f the Gordon Bennett trophy, 0 1nitely decided to award the You to Edgar w. Mix, the Ameri- ,. 6petitor who landed in Russian J 6ov e purpose of affording prompt OhA, X the needy sufferers at Key F .s or o ke army post at that place is Bu rations for few days, the elect (which will be borne by the you. h National Red Cross society le Roc
 Esmall children of John Ire vERy lav miner, were burned to ures%SS5 ,sNS5 their home at Ironwood, j. ArLA he father was at work in the be time, and the mother was Cook a t neighbours.
 tsgie ! tAsgiests hipman, who served as a ~ Ting the civil war, died at No. z H., Monday, aged 9S.
 V. Smith, aged 65.. secretary
 ianapolis board of trade and
 own in grain circles, died = bf heart failure at his home
 polls. He was a thirty-third
 son.