The Green Forest tribune., 1909-08-06


 der of Clyde Hatfield at Taitsville, June 13, who was killed, it is sald, as result of family feud.
 Adolph Jones confessed to Terre Haute officials that he had escaped from the Kansas prison at Lansing, where he was under a ten year cen- tence for grand larceny. Jones also had been paroled from the prison at Chester, III.
 Sam Bitler. who escaped from the penitentiary at Hutchinson, Kas., last June while serving a life term sen tence for murder, and was captured in Memphis several days ago. left for Kansas in the custody of Sheriff Duck worth, of Hutchinson, to resume the serving of his sentence.
 Rather than reveal the name of a woman who gave him a package con taining $6,000, stolen from the South ern Express company at New Albany, N. Y., Dr. NJ. F. Rogers suffered him self to be sent to jail for contempt of court. 'I will remain in prison all my life rather than tell her name,' said Dr. Rogers.
 Dr. John Guiteras, the renowned yellow fever expert, has resigned as chief sanitary officer of Havana. He gives as his reason that his depart ment is so crippled by unwise reduc- tions in expenses that he is compelled to decline further responsibility for holding the fever in check.
 President Taft will arrive in St. Louis Monday morning, October 25 at 7 o'clock. This information was given Congressman Bartholdt at the White House by Private Secretary Carpen- ter
 When Cir Sorentino. IS years old, was searched at New York police headquarters, about his waist was found wide canvas belt stuffed with valuable carved and rough corals. The police say Sorentino is one of a gang of smugglers which has been costing the government $200,000 yearly in evaded custom duties
 The State Insurance company of Nebraska, located at Omaha, was authorized to transact fire insurance business in New York state
 The body of an 1S-year-old daughter of Peter Jeremy a fisherman, was found in swamp near Camp Perry, the Ohio state rife range. The condi tion of the body indicated violence
 Barney Oldfeld equalled the worlds hoI5 h,- hi,,,co1f In his racing machine "Old Glory" q mile in 1:11 1-5 over the half-neile track at the Lima, O., driving park
 President Cbaldia and his ministers held a long conference on the subject of the settlement demanded by the United States government for the al legged maltreatment of American citizens in Panama
 The United States authorities be- gan their inquiry into the less of many thousands of dollars supposedly suffered by the First National bank of Tipton, Ind, since the assistant cashier, Noah R. Marker, fled last Saturday night.
 Dispatches from -Bardoe reports serious rioting at Archange!, Russia, where mob of incendiaries have set fire to various localities and made desperate efforts to burn the whole city.
 The Italian cruiser Etruria, which has been cruising along the Atlantic coast for several weeks, arrived at Washington on vist of courtesy. The officers will pay a visit to the navy department and possibly call on President Taft at the White House. Confessing the embezzlement of a large sum of money from Dahling & Co.,, Chicago stock yards firm, John Nolan, gave himself up at Takoma. He said he took the money to save his brother from the penitentiary. He was af ugitive two years and just learned that his brother had commit ted suicide.
 S. M. McReynolds and wife left Fort Smith, Ark, in an automobile for Peekskill, N. Y., 2,500-mile journey. This is the first trip of the kind ever attempted from Arkansas.
 The torpedo boat destroyers Hull, Truxton, Whipple, Paul Jones, Perry and Hopkins sailed on a three weeks cruise in Alaskan waters to familiar ize the officers and men with the channels.
 Forty thousand workers in the pa tries of Stockholm, went on strike. The strike, it is stated, will be ex' tended to the iron workers on August ?. circular has been issued to the trades unions throughout the coun. try, calling for general strike on August A.
 The evacuation of Crete has begun. The flags of the four protecting powers Great Britain, France, Russia and Italy were hauled down Sunday, and the British troops embarked. The troops of the other powers followed the next day
 The Missouri Pacific placed an or. der with the American Locomotive company for thirty locomotives of the consolidated type.
 James Bivens instantly killed his brother David with hoe at Patatown, N. c. The slayer surrendered at Colds boro and following a preliminary ex- animation was released on bond.
 Religious orders of the Philippines will be reimbursed for damages done by the military forces of the United States, while using or occupying their property, if the bill introduced in the