The Green Forest tribune., 1909-03-26
NE WS OF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nasion, and Particularly
 The Great Southwest.

L. OWeH, luFOIfiUS lHe lltie Io oo,VVo tracts of land in Oklahoma, valued at two million dollars, had it's first hearing Tuesday. The suit was filed in behalf of a number of Indians who when they became of age claimed their allotments, which had been sold by their guardians.
 John Potts, who lives in a solitary cabin 25 miles from Fort Collins, Colo, and F. J. St. Clair, cowboy employed by Lady Moon on her ranch near Fort Collins, were arrested Wednesday charged with holding up a Denver & Rio Grande Western east bound train at Military Junction, just outside of Denver, on February 27.
 Cipr;@ro Castro, the former presl- dent of Venezuela, has given up the idea of going directly to La Guaylra. He will leave the steamer Guadalupe on which he will sail March 26 from Bordeaux at Port of Spain, Trinidad, where he will take up his residence temporarily at least.
 Geo. w. Covington president of the Bank of Hazelhurst, Miss, was in- jured, it is believed fatally, and his wife severely hurt when their auto mobile was struck by a passenger train of the Illinois Central railroad Thursday night.
 William St. Clair, arrested at Fort Collins with Frank Potts as suspect, was Thursday identified by two mail clerks as one of the men who held up and robbed the Rio Grande passen- ger train near Denver February 13.
 Sergeant Cortes, the leader of the insurrectionists, and his whole band surrendered Thursday night to the civil authorities of Remedies, in Santa Clara province.
 Thirty-seven suspects in the Petro- sino case were taken into custody. These were at once interrogated by asthe authorities, after which detectives were sent out into the country around Palermo to search for persons men, toned by the prisoners.
 Special dispatches from Berlin state that Count Forgach de Ghynes ct , Gaces, the Austro-Hungarian minister to Servia, has been assassinated. The first piece of legislation to be acted on by the house during the spe- cial session was the bill providing for the taking of the thirteenth census, { which was passed. In it's present form { the measure gives to the civil service commission jurisdiction over appoint ments and provides for the printing of 5 the reports by the government print < ing office.
 A fast passenger train on the At slantic Coast line jumped the track at s sPikesville, N. G. flag station be- s tween Goldsboro and Wilmington, shortly after midnight, killing the en- gineer, fireman and brakeman. The conductor and several passengers Hwere seriously injured.
 The testimony in the case of the &Ozark Fruit Growers Association of gArkansas and Missouri against the @railroads entering these states was Hcompleted late Wednesday in Chi xcago It will be submitted to Inter- Estate Commerce Commissioner Frank Slin K Lane in Washington. # Arthur Award, veteran of the sgcivil war, died at his home in Bell sewood, Pa, Monday aged "A years. sfWhile the body of President Lincoln Hay in state in Independence Hall in the night of April 23, Band the day following. Edward was Ssone of the guard of honor. Only two Of the guard of honor, it is said. now sssurvive.
 # Edmund N Morrell, former governor Nof Kansas, his tern, of office extending over quarter of century, prominent in Republican circles, banker and afinancier, died Sunday at Santa Rosa hosptal, San Antonio.
 No one can teli yor ai what hour Sdeath will come" said the pastor of the Presbyterian church at Poland, O., from his pulpit Sunday. Hardly had he spoken when Mrs Matilda Williams #fell from her seat dead. She is sup s Dosed to have died of heart trouble. 4zsE GOltC6 lituI. IStSl DCCiy POi ooAie'A sfriend of District Attorney Jerome of ssNew York, and head of his staff of de- s Electives, was Monday dismissed from 4he force by Commissioner Bingham SSs a result, it is said, of his having 2 *nermitted the escape from custody of ie ieFrancis G. Bailey, of ''Goldsboro' G& A. l.. McLemore, wealthy farmer Residing at Stone Bluff, near Haskell, Qkla., was shot and killed Wednes- day afternoon while at work on his s3arm. A negro tenant with whom
 cLemore had quarreled over settle Ment for rent is suspected.
 "A meeting of representatives of the XArious textile associations of Georgia, Worth Carolina, South Carolina, Ala QAma, Mississippi and Louisiana will te held in Atlanta on Tuesday of this s>eek, at which tariff revision with ref
 Yence to its effect on cotton manufae-
 res will be considered.
 Dr. John William Johnson, who, by
 70 historical work and close associa-
 lon with General Robert E. Lee and
 eneral Stonewall Jackson gained the
 He Historian of the Confederacy." Ed Wednesday at Columbus, Ga.
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