The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-29

 while hunting in field adjoining his home. The boy crawled through a hedge, dragging the gun after him. It $ was discharged.
 "The Republican National league" ," whose object is to "perpetuate the q Roosevelt policies and principles, ; was organized at a meeting of Repub- & licans Ut Kansas City
 James A. Patten of Chicago arrived q in New York to close out his remain N ing holdings in cotton. His commit < ments have been greatly reduced and & 1t is understood that he intends to M liquidate the rest of his spot cotton VI by the end of the month. 8 To meet the requirements of the in # #creasing traffic the National Railways lNof Mexico have placed an order for |&new equipment amounting to $4000,- *O00 gold This is the largest order |&for equipment ever sent out of Mex aEico.
 8# A full pardon has been granted to HMrs. Charles Romadka, former wife #of a trunk manufacturer of Milwau- 'Eakee. Mrs. Romadka, who was arrest eNed with a negro accomplice after a Exseries of robberies in Chicago, was HSsentenced to the Joliet penitentiary zato serve an indeterminate sentence. s Harry B. Ewing, who, while con- a&ductor on the Missouri Pacific, is &Scharged with operating what has been EEcalled one of the best systems of box |SScar robbing ever known, was arrested zsRt Sapulpa, Ok, after having been from Albuquerque by Detective I'M. P. Kind.
 #% Ira G. Rawn, millionaire president 4Df the Monon railroad, was not mur- #4ered, according to a report made to XsCf :. Stephen Wood of the Chicago detective bureau by Detectives Els #Korth and McGinnis, but killed him. |*4elf
 S& Shakespeare and baseball in Esper- Anto will be features of the coming #4nternational Esperanto congress, 3Ehich is to meet in Washington in August. The program includes an X 5sppenair production of "As You Like
 F. the entire dialogue to be in Els '&8eranto.
 ## Dean Worcester was a professor in De University of Michigan when 3%Rresident Mckinley named him, with |L G. Schurman, of Cornell, Admiral &Dewey and General Otis, to work out MI good form of government for the Philippines. He has been very un- SSDopular with the natives, and has Meen savagely attacked in the native 1ress.
 |&| Jacob Dickinson, secretary of war 5#M the United States, and his party |H eached Tokyo, Japan. Secretary
 ickinson was granted an audience |gss fth the mikado and later lunched
 nth Ambassador O'Brien. } Miss Deufex was taken to a hospi- l, but has not recovered sufficiently &zW give any reason for the tragedy. M <igdon had been a respected business
 an here for many years. His son is shier in local bank, and father and 8 Qn are we'll known in financial cir les.
 Charley W. Rigdon, wealthy real
 tate dealer, shot and probably ia
 lily wounded Miss Emma Deufex II St. Paul, Minn., and then con-
 tted suicide The tragedy occurred $ Rigdon's office on the eighth floor
 the Bedford building, in Chicago. 2king Ferdinand of Bulgaria is the 6t reigning monarch to fly in an
 roplane, making an ascent during nnf in Cnlc
 pger with Aviator De La Mains. He xf not remain in the air very long,
 t was enthusiastic over the expe- & 3nce.
 35&S22X ellow fever has broken out in the Xnps of the Madriz soldiers, Grey n and points along the San Juan H er. Hundreds of troopers have died
 m the disease, which is sweeping
 ehecked through the country in ! ch the camps are situated.
 cores of Chicago newsboys are
 ts and messengers" for gamblers,
 ording to John Fitzpatrick, presi-
 of the Chicago Federation of La
 who says the boys are thriving
 htily on the five per cent commis-
 they make out of the bets they
 in.
 hirty persons, inmates of the Gray
 county, (Tex0 farm, narrowly es-
 ed being burned to death. when a
 destroyed all the buildings except
 Quarters of Superintendent Joseph
 mon. Most of the inmates of the
 e are at helpless age.