The Green Forest tribune., 1909-10-15
N: WS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH. EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands Through out the Nation, and Particularly the Great Southwest.

4 11 put 200 striking street car men adecided to refuse the offer of Presi- Hdent Wattles of the Omaha Street |Car Co., to take part of their number Iback at the old wage scale and em- Rploy the rest as they are needed. * Baron Shibusawa, head of the Jap Eanese Trade commissioners who re- gently visited Cleveland, has sent 8check for S100 to be used for Christ 3hnas gifts for cripples and aged in- mates of the Warrensville Colony, a Charitable institution, near that city. d Commemorating the battle of Point Pleasant which occurred one hundred Rnd thirty-five years ago, a celebration &t Point Pleasant, w. Va, began today z&nd will continue during four days. # Frederick R. Burton, newspaper Enan and novelist, died suddenly at Lake Hopatcong. N. J. The cause is Supposed to have been heart failure. Mr. Burton was AS years old
 |& The uniform President Diaz will Fear when he meets President Taft
 
 t was made especially for the inter- National meeting by a celebrated firm |z8n Europe. It is a gorgeous affair of Heavy broadcloth with gold trimmings. Sd After pleading guilty to the burglary 3Mf store at Woodbine, Ia., Mrs. Anna Kind, 25, and mother of a 14-montfrs- &Qld babe, was given an indeterminate 1Ientence of ten years in the peniten- Mary Last July Mrs. Lind was cap 5knred by night watcbman. She wore male attire. k IA local option election in the Rocky Mount district of Franklin county, Va, Fsulted in victory for the vets by
 majority of three Ther is but one loon in the district It is located at ocky Mount and pays license tax 3%& four thousand dollars. The cam } ia4, was hotly contested.
 !lZ At ete Bodins statue of Victor
 6go, over the placing of which there D IS been long public debate, was of ; cially unveiled in the Palis Royal. < he figure is nude and stands on a ecky shore with extended hand and |stening ear to catch the voices speak s<ng across the sea.
 H William Colja shot and fatally wounded Jacob Leinonen at Tower, 1Lich., and then killed himself with the same weapon. The men quarreled over a bill Colja owed Leinonen for board.
 sE. D. Usner, secretary and treasurer n the Toledo, Peoria & Western rail- road company, died at his summer res Hence in Binsdale, III. He was one III the oldest railroad officials in the <Country.
 Prince Miguel of Braganza, who u1Rrried Miss Anta Stewart of New York at Tullock Castle, Dingwall E0cotland, September 15, was dragged Into court at Vienna by money z3ohder who sued for $1,200.
 Forty-four minutes more were clip ed from the transatlantic record by lie Cunard liner Mauretania, which frived at New York from Liverpool md Queenstown. - The National Guard association of 6e United States selected St. Louis
 the place for it's convention in 1910 ] nd elected officers as follows: Presi- 8Ient, General Thomas J. Stewart, of ennsylvania; secretary, General % harles l. Martin, of Kansas; treas Eer, General J. A. Storch, of Ne 1aska
 5District Attorney William Travers
 rome filed the necessary petition
 Nth the bureau of elections endorsing
 s candidacy for reelection. Two Sousand names are necessary for an
 dependent nomination petition, but i r. Jerome sent in 5000.
 sae Eastern Leagues championship
 ssI ended Tuesday, Rochester win
 hg the pennant with .034 to spare.
 bwark finished second. The cham Ion Baltimores of 1908 had poor
 ason, landing in seventh place. |Nhile the teacher, Miss Lottie Gam W played Yankee Doodle" on the F Sno, 100 school children whose lives
 Ire endangered by fire which was
 hsuming the school building at
 Ade Gap, Pa., marched to safety. King Edward has conferred knight ! pd upon Lieut. Gen. Robert Stephen
 Smyth Baden-Powell, who was Eminent in the South African war
 h who recently founded the organ
 tion of boy scouts to promote good
 lzenship in the rising generation.
 Brig. Gen. Winfield s. Eagerly, com
 bding the department of the Da-
 las, with headquarters at St. Paul,
 s Thursday ordered to his home by
 war department, pending examina-
 for retirement.
 he Lowell 6 Burlington company, ependent tobacco manufacturers of ington, Ky, filed in the federal rt at that place suit against the Hey Tobacco society, it's president,
 renee Lebus. and its directors, de- hding $407 ,O00 damages. Action is
 nght under the Sherman antitrust
 Ire destroyed about third of the
 dings at. River View, an amuse-
 ht resort of large size just east
 baltimore. The damage is various
 Cstimated at from $3o.O00 to $100..