The Green Forest tribune., 1910-08-05

 certain the request of President Ma driz that Germany use it's frienuly offices to put stop to what is termed the interference of the United States in the affairs of Nicaragua.
 William H. Berry, former state treasurer of Pennsylvania, was chosen on the first ballot as the candidate for governor on the Keystone Ga third party) ticket by the delegates at the convention in Pittsburg.
 William Frisch, for p years manag- ing editor of the Baltimore American, is in Mercy hospital, Baltimore, suI- fering from serious injuries, as a re- suit of being run down by a taXicab.
 A $50,000 fund has been left for the founding of home for the destitute and crippled children at 46 Park ave nue, Chicago, according to the proyis- ions of the will of William B. White, of Highland Park
 From clothing found in a bathing beach dressing room, at Chicago, it is believed that James R. McNally, a New York lawyer, was drowned while bathing. Police are dragging the beach in search for the body.
 The census office announced the 1910 enumeration for the following counties and cities. Louisiana-Ope- lousas town, St. Landry parish, 4,623. Oklahoma-Bryan county, 29,S54; Du- rant city, Bryan county, 5,330; Wau- rika city, Jefferson county, 2,92S.
 A theft of $2,000 worth of jewelry and wedding presents from H. Chan dler Egan. former amateur golf cham pion, and his bride, a daughter of James McNally, of Rand, McNally & Co.,, was made public. The theft oc- cured on a train while the couple were returning to Chicago from thelr honeymoon.
 Mrs. E. M Fisher, one of Oklahoma City's most beautiful women, shot and instantly killed Dash Smythe, a per sistent admirer, at her home. Smythe had been in love with her for more than 10 years, and regardless of her marriage had constantly endeavored to persuade her to elope with him.
 Failure of a contracting firm to com plete a hardwood floor in time for her debut, sent Miss Elizabeth Rogers, daughter of Dr. l.. D. Rogers of Chi cago, off to Europe, deeply chagrined, and caused the filing of suit for 1000 by her parents against the floor company.
 The Oklahoma Supreme Court hand ed down decision in the capital-re- moval case to the effect that Oklaho- mas capital shall remain at Guthrie until the legality of the election re- gently held is decided and courts have settled the constitutional question en- braced in the provision of the enab- ling act
 Warren G. Harding, editor of the Marion star, was nominated for gov ernor of Ohio on the third ballot by the state Republican convention, after a brisk contest.
 Census returns from Rock Island, Ill., made public show the population to be 24325. This is an increase of 4,S42 over. 1900.
 William Williams, best known as Billy" Williams, an old-time minstrel man, died at Elizabeth, N. J. He was 66 years old.
 Mrs. Sang Dougherty is in jail at Lynn, Mo, waiting preliminary hear ing on charge of attempting to poison Mrs. John Peters and Miss Rose Peters, mother and sister of John T. Peters, prosecuting attorney.
 The board of army engineers, which investigated the gun explosion at Fortress Monroe, reported that the accident was caused by the failure of the safety device of the freing mechanism to work properly.
 According to figures given out by the commissioner of immigration, the arrivals since March 21, this year, in western Canada, were 93,000, of which 46,500 came from the United States.
 A reduction of 10 per cent in the wage scale was accepted by the 130 miners of the American Lead, Zinc and Smelling company, at Joplin, Mo.
 7 jack" engaged in the occupation of painting flag poles on sky scrapers, Charles Quodback fell from the top of the 60-foot flag pole at the American League baseball park in Chicago
 An aluminium aeroplane, from which great things were expected by D. M. Dechenne it's inventor came to grief at the aviation field at Joplin, Mo-, when the gasoline tank ed in a short trial flight
 George M. Lintz, private detective and formerly police chief at Terre Haute, Ind, was shot and perhaps fatally wounded when he surprised a negro in the act of robbing the Elks' club. At hospital Lintz identified William McGowan a negro.
 According to information brought to Mobile on the steamer Bodo, sym. pathizers of Gen. Manuel Bonilla at tackled the barracks of the Honduras government at Puerto Cortez Gen. Moren, the leader of the revolution ists and the commander of the bar racks both were killed
 Trailed over the country for two years and finally apprehended through package mailed from Chicago, Fred A. Archambault and his /"affinity," ," Nellie Taylor, of Mangum, Okla, were arrested at San Antonio at the :.- stance of Mrs. Archambault
 The state department formally de