The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-14
vEN|S 0F THE WEEK
LATEST NEke (xoF THE WoR.c
 TERRIBLY TOLD.
;A0RTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WET
'Notes From Foreign Lands, ThropyI out the Nation, and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

h - S~SA' IA Cetl -Olu lOTGllCG MeGGNlu n $25 damages. The defendant in he l suit was a Third avenue, New Yrk, it confecticner. The child sued for SDO
 Queen Wilhelmina gave bancet
 Tn honor of Gen. Stewart L. Woolfrd, president of the Hudson Fulton Gle
 bration commission, who came here u Vg express the thanks of the commission flor Hollands participation in the his isl toric festivities at New York. II The Bankers Depositors' Guaranty o@ and Surety Co. has received a certifi- ~ cate to do business in Kansas. The sg company was organized by national " bankers to offer depositors surety 'if equal to that given state banks by the ti state guaranty law.
 Gen. Pedro Andreas Fornes Diaz,
 who started out Thursday from Blue = fields, Nicaragua, in order to treat for :, peace with President Madriz, met with I tragic end on Greytown Bar. The canoe in which he was attempting to , make landing, was caught by gi- gantic wave and broke amidships, and Diaz disappeared from view in the ] sea-
 Married at the age of IA and dis satisfied after a year of married life, Mrs. Reatha Ragan, wife of Peter
 Ragan, committed suicide by shooting
 with shotgun at Bloomington, Ind.
 The Canadian bureau of census esti- mates the population of Canada at the
 close of the year at 7,350,000 The < province of Ontario leads with 2,619,-
 OPS.
 Four striking shirtwaist makers who
 were fined $25 for their activity as
 plckets, paid their fines in pennies. It
 took the clerical force of the court
 nearly half an hour to count the 2.500 pennies while the girls looked on with
 amusment
 3 The Scott expedition is search of 8the south pole is now assured, the British government having promised
 S100,000 towards the $200,00O which [ ' the estimated eXpenSe.s..a-s.-.s,-1= 1=A,,
 ] Wilson D. Rich, assistant postmaster at Ames, la, was bound over to the federal grand jury on a charge of using official letters for his own 3private business. # Nine persons are dead and two oth- sers are not expected to live. as the result of eating canned peaches con- taining ptomaine poison at Los An geles. & The town of Castlewood, s. Dak., \ narrowly missed being wiped out by fire of unknown origin, during a heavy wind. The entire south side of Main street is in ashes, entailing loss es- timated at $1S,000. Twelve buildings were destroyed
 Richard Yelling, New York law yer, a classmate of Theodore Roose- cvelt at Harvard and a Republican, was appointed by Mayor Gaynor as member of the Municipal civil service commission, at salary of $5,000 a l. year. VI & Announcement was made by the Merchants and Manufacturers Asso- citation at Grand Rapids, Mich., that 1t would fight any local option move ment to the end
 % David w. Gerard, supreme chief of i the Tribe of Ben Hur, died at Craw- fordsville, Ind.
 ag l.. l.. Dyche, state fish and game warden, is preparing to issue a cook book on how to prepare fish and re- move the bones. The state will dis | Tribute the book free to try to in-t grease fish eating in Kansas. # Johnny Breeland, postmaster of | Varnado, La., was arrested on charge of embedding $1,20O from the office. Thomas A. Petit, whom Breeland suc- ceeded, recently completed a term of 1T six months in prison for similar of fense. jl M Six million dollars in holiday pres l enrs is the amount Tom Waggoner, l Fort Worth millionaire banker, ranch. man and capitalist, gave to his three, children . An unusual case came to close In the Morgan county courts at Mar tlnsville, Ind, when Miss Catherine Hendy of Indianapolis received yer. dict of $10,000 against the Indianap. oils Traction and Terminal Go. for malicious prosecution. W F. H. Jermyn, one of the wealthiest
 
 coal mine operators in the Uniteb States, was struck down and fatally in jured by a street car in San Francisco N The coroner's jury brought in Ia verdict declaring in formal way that the California Special wreck near Trenton, Mo, was caused by spread Ing rails. The woman who was among Fhe killed has been identified as Mi's. Q. Hedrick of Chicago.
 K she legal brawl between Gov. Has, gil and States Attorney General West and District Judge A. H. Has- E ton over the Prairie Oil and Gas Co.'s prosecution in Oklahoma was lis- S missed by the supreme court of khe E United States at Washington without K an opinion. 5. The British steamers Ayrshire, for Durban, and theArcadian for Glasgow, collided in a fog in the Irish channel l. The Arcadian sank. All of her crew scrambled aboard the Ayrshire. but L, 12 Lascars returned to get their money rs and were drowned.
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