The Green Forest tribune., 1909-03-19
NE WS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD # TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes Frcna Foreign Lands, Through.
 out the Nation, and Particularly 4 The Great Southwest.

James Christiansen, former state office on January 1, is under arrest on the charge of being defaulter to the amount of $70,000.
 Horticultural experts at Nebraska University, after field investigations, declared the peach crop to be almost a total failure.
 The announcement has been made that December to IS has been defi- nitely decided as the time for this years National Corn exposition which is to be held in Omaha.
 Veterans in gray and veterans in blue marched side by side at the fourth national encampment of vet erans of the opposites at Fitzgerald, Ga Friday.
 Mrs. A. G. Vanderbills of New York z has donated S5,000 to found chill dren's hospital at Lausanne, SwitZer- land
 A reward of $1,O00 was offered Fri day by the Chicago, Burlington &s Quincy railroad for the arrest and conviction of the parties or parties who tempered with the Weary mine switch, five miles out of Peoria, H., Thursday evening, resulting in the wreck of passenger train.
 The Arkansas house Thursday killed the Bouic-Whittington racing bill which provided for racing at Hot Springs under the direction of a con- mission. The vote was 54 to fl against
 By vote of 125 to 70, the Georgia division of the United Daughters of the Confectionery decided on Ander- sonville as the location for a monu- ment to Capt Wirz.
 Lowering P Young, eXConfederate veteran, was cut and perhaps fatally wounded by Attorney A. NJ. Baker Thursday afternoon during an alterca- ton in the latters office in Lexington, Ky, over business transaction.
 35J. J. Mack was killed, Avery Bern stein and Policeman Robbins fatally ,gYyounded and Detective Stowe serious fy shot in a street fight Thursday in San Antonio, Tex.
 In an exhibition billiard match in Kansas City Thursday night Willie HOppe established a new worlds rec cord for the 1S.2 billiard game for high runs and average. Winning the bank, he clicked off 329.
 The wife of a poor cigarmaker of Havana, the mother of 14 children, gave birth Thursday to quadruplets, | two boys and two girls. President Gomez sent congratulations to the mother as a woman deserving well of the republic with tender and substan- tial assistance.
 As a result of the action of the coal operators of Nova Scotia combin- ing their forces to fight the entry of the United Mine Workers of Amer ica into that province, a great labor war is predicted.
 Three heavy earthquake shocks were felt at Messina and Reggie ! "Wednesday night. No damage was done, but the inhabitants were thrown into a panic.
 "Irrigation Bill" Reeder, the husky al Kansas congressman called on the nresident Thursday to suggest that the Administration put through some p,. measure that would make it possible ed to imprison John D. Rockefeller. s Major Edmund Louis Gray Zalinski, esU s. A., retired, inventor of the pneu- matic torpedo gun and other military eldevices died Wednesday from pneu- monia after a short illness, aged 60 years.
 e M President Taft Wednesday received 7" tho Acceptance of Judge John w. War lrinEton of Cincinnati of the judgeship oe n e,of the Sixth Ohio circuit, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge ley John K. Richards.
 hlVL Peter Dieter, the son oI banker at DoWner's Grove, a suburb Of Chicago, Xaa murdered at his ranch 8 miles ctS west of Pueblo, according to the state st sments of ranchers in that vicinity. His usfathar is there making an investiga- I ps tions
 ny Harrison Crockett Heinrich, a we'll resknoXn artist of Vienna, and Mrs. Car Of olgp Harb rbaugh Turner, wealthy en widow of Los Angeles, were married at 1e Hotel Del Coronado in aSn ss Dfen0 Mrs. Turner is the widow of .,tlla 1Ate w. w. D. Turner known as ssss tll& 'eroi mine king.
 A. H4jlal suffrage met decided defeat n inzEtEe Iowa senate Thursday by a rvQtt}SDf 37 to II. The limited suf- Hff6GSbill for women was also defeated |. .ybx ayote of 36 ayes to 12 nays. This
 3SDQ1es of the movement for woman a' ge at this session.
 Corning mill of the Rand Pow : ( kmpanys plant, located at Mar IJ Cenn., blew up Monday, killing ;hS: hs5 en and injuring three others. im ". Fbill forbidding the further pur- i.s pf lands in Cuba by aliens was X! "a in the Cuban house of repre- ss Ives by a vote of 49 to II. j IAsiatic squadron, commanded
 tr Admiral Giles B. Harber and
 Ing of the cruisers Charleston.
 Ind, Galveston, Denver and
 ooga. will sail from Manilo on
 5day to cruise for several
 in northern waters.