The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-11

legged charity, in every town south ot Mason and Dixon's line, is face to face with a long term in the peniten- tiary.
 Martin Rollins, who shot and killed l5year-old Annie Austin at Caruth- efsville, Mo-, Monday, shot and killed himself in the barn of his former en- ployer.
 American Minister Jackson report ed to the state department from Ha- Vana that the Cuban elections had passed without serious trouble, and that the incomplete returns seemed to indicate victory for the Liberals.
 In speech in the senate, Senor Canalejas, the premier, decided he would resign if parliament did not pass the paddock bill,' which pro- | hibits the creation of further religious establishments in Spain until the con cordat with the Vatican has been | completed.
 Splck md span in their new dress, the 16 battleships of the Atlantic bat tie fleet set out from Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Hampton Roads for a two months visiting cruise to French and English ports bordering on the English channel Steamboats operating out of the Memphis (Tenn.) wharf are moving with difficulty because of the short age of rodstabouts.
 At Stanley, Wis, Lester Warner, 13, was accidentally shot dead while out hunting with other boys. At Chip pewa Falls, Ernest Herbert, 16, whose shotgun trigger caught on a twig and blew his arm off, and Sevarre Soli who was shot by a pistol in the hands of hls brother, Oscar, will die. At Marinette. John Schobalske had his head shattered by rife bullet when firearm which companion was | handing him was accidentally dis charged.
 Henry Dunant, founder of the h. ternational Red Gross society, died at Seiden, a Swiss health resort
 President Taft has ordered that no more ivy be torn from the graves in Arlington cemetery, Washington, D. c. The war department had said the ivy must go. The G. A. R. protested to the president.
 Fifteen days after his young brides death Dr. G. H. Buck, wealthy phy- sician of Greensburg, Kan, was ar rested and charged with poisoning her.
 President Taft is heartily in favor of Postmaster General Hitchcock S plan to charge higher mailing rates on the advertising pages of maga- zines, while allowing the reading mat 1 ter to go at the present rate.
 Starvation confronts 5000 men en- gagged in railway construction work on the new national transcontinental railroad north of Lake Nipigong, On | tario. The steamer Omabika, which has been carrying supplies to these men, has been wrecked and as the only other means of getting supplies into this region is over the ice, it will be some time before food can reach them
 Senator William Warner of Mis- souri is slated for the position of com missioner of pensions after he retires from the Senate March 1.
 Miss Annie Austin, 16-year-old schoolgirl, was shot and killed in her home in Charlottesville, Mo-, by a rejected suitor more than twice her age with whom she had refused to elope The man is Martin Rollins, 8 years old, who has been divorced and is the father of several children.
 Ed Harris, negro farmer in Bal | lard county, Kentucky, Jagged the St. Louis fast passenger train over the Illinois Central and prevented a ter ribe accident, using his Wife's red petticoat to attract the engineer. The train was prevented from running on a burning bridge, and the passengers gave the negro a hatful of money, many taking his name and promising to send more.
 Fred c. Garner, 25 years old, son of the late Addison c. Garner, wealthy citizen of Danyille, H., was arrested and held without bail, charged with the murder of Mrs. Elsie Cochran, whose mutilated body was found in a lonely wood three miles from her home.
 A. M. Love, millionaire president of the Darnell-Love Lumber company one of the biggest lumber corpora tions in the world, was thrown from his automobile at Leland, Miss, ana killed instantly.
 The population of Minneapolis was announced by Census Director Di rand to be 301 ,40S. In connection with the figures, MT. Durand charged that individual enumerators had fraudulently returned 466S names. These, of course, were not counted in the final report.
 Oscar S. Straus or New York, am bassador to Turkey, has lnformaily submitted his resignation to President Taft Mir. Straus has been the Amer | fcan diplomatic representative at Coh- stantinople since May F, 1909. He is tired of the diplomatic service, 1t IS said. and wishes to resume his resi- dence in this country.
 That the Los Angeles Times build ing was destroyed by an explosion ol gas and not by dynamite is the ind ing of the committee appointed Dy tue executive council of the California Federation of Labor.
 Fire destroyed the saw mlii ol Thomnson Thayer & McCowan, ln