The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
NE MS IF TIE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EA5T, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

There is a lunatic with pistol running loose on Washington Heights and in the Bronx He killed one little boy Thursday and morally shot another, and is believed to be the same man who on Saturday night put four bullets into a man he never saw before.
 Negotiations for the return to her parents of Alma Kellner, the Louis vile, Ky, girl who was kidnapped more than two months ago, have been reopened.
 The Boston Young Mems Christian Association building, at the coroner of Boylston and Berkeley streets, in the Black Bay district, was destroyed by fire.
 As a sarcastic protest against the in statuary hall in the national capitol, Chenoa Post, G. A. R., of Bloomington, H., has passed a resolu tion petitioning the president to have a statue of Benedict Arnold placed in the hall
 The Illinois senate committees direct primary bill failed to pass the upper house Thursday morning. The vote was: Yeas, 21; nay, 1; present, not voting, 1G; necessary to pass, 26.
 The special grand jury at New York, headed by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., returned indictments against two men alleged to be engaged in the white slave traffic.
 Boston, in the first partyless cleo tion held under a new charter, elect ed former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald to again fill the mayors chair.
 Impressive funeral services were held at the Church of St John Lat eran Rome, for the late Cardinal Sa- tolli, who died Saturday morning.
 Charles A. Houts will be the next United States Attorney for the east ern district of Missouri
 Mrs. Charles W. Morse has entered Wall street with the purpose of re- building the shattered fortunes of her
 
 him. She has opened an office and is in entire charge of the convicted financier's involved business affairs.
 The tail of Halley's comet has been found. It is a straight tail and slen- der, according to dispatch received E. B. Forst of the Yerkes observatory, Cambridge, Mass.
 As the result of a collision in the freight yards at Shreveport, La, be- tween a switch engine and Texas & Pacific train No. 52, passenger, four persons were killed and twenty in- jured The dead are: Bartly Church, Ophelus, La; John Cornwell, conduc- tor passenger train; Miss Evans, a passenger; John Brandon, a Pullman porter, probably fatally crushed.
 Frank and Harold George, brothers, and their friend, w. R. Garner, three young men of Atlanta, Ga, were killed when a touring car in which they were speeding out Peach Tree road was hit by a trolley car.
 A tack eaten in a cocoanut bun has brought 12-year-old Florence Meredith $25 damages The defendant in the suit was a Third avenue New York, confecticner. The child sued for $500.
 Tom Hicks, alias John Jackson, wanted in Galena, Kas., on a charge of murdering Miss Louisa Isley Sep tember last, was shot and killed at Carney, Okla, by Sheriff James Hat ton of Cherokee county, Kas., when Hicks resisted arrest by Hatton.
 At Wilma, Lithunia, Russia, young Hebrew emptied his revolver at a carriage in which were Generals Alex jeff and Pengo of the engineering corps, wounding General Pengo slight ly in the arm.
 national strike of shirt waist makers, involving 75,000 girls iii forty cities, has been decided upon by the heads of the union in New York, ac- cording to a statement by Salvatore Ninfo. general organizer.
 Tuesday morning the house commit tee on rivers and harbors will begin drafting a bill recommending the amount of appropriations necessary for next years worK on rivers and harbors The committee hoped to fin ish it's bill in about two weeks.
 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 a shotgun at Bloomington, Ind.
 Former Gov. Hoke Smith of Georgia held a conference with Charles w. Morse at the federal prison in Allan ta, after which it was announced that the ex-governor had been retained to aid in the fight which is to be made to restore Morse to freedom.
 At St. Louis, Lige Solarfield, a motorman, tried to speed street car across Finney avenue in front of Page avenue car, which had the right of way, Thursday morning. In the crash which resulted Solarfeld was in- jured seriously ana nine passengers were hurt
 The H. c. Fricke Coke company, of Pittsburg. will restore the wages that were cut as a result of the business depression of 1907. This notice was posted in all the coke plants, announc- ing that the higher scale. of wages will go into effect January 16