The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-07
RACES FOR THE REMNANTS.
National League.
Amercan League.


 making strenuous efforts to locate some part of the $5,000000 the curb brokerage firm of H. B. Scheftels & Go, is said to have gotten from it's customers on it's many western min ing schemes.
 4 Fred C. Wahlenmeyer, aged 26, IS under arrest, caught a few minutes after placing bomb beside the beau tiful home of Mrs. Potter Palmer in I Chicago. He had slashed his clothes in shreds with a butcher knife which pierced his skin, supposedly to bear out story that he had seen another man placing the bomb and had fought with him to prevent it.
 Another victim was marked against he Forty Thieves when man be- lieYed to be John McDaide, a western miner, was shot through the heart in New York. Kid" Seery, a mem- 4 Der of the gang, was arrested and I admitted the killing.
 A sensation was created in Mormon &aircles when the twelve apostles of
  E, of Woodeross, Utah, one of the
 ding members of the Mormon urch, had been communicated for blygamy. The action is believed to be the beginning of campaign to exterminate plural marriages from the church, because of charges made by Eastern magazines.
 Governor Carroll of Iowa is not guilty of the charge of criminally libel ing John Cownie. This is the verdict of the jury. The verdict was expect ed, as it was generally conceded the state had failed to make a case.
 Governor Charles N. Haskell of Ok lahoma, Walter Eaton, W. T. Hutch ings and c. w. Turner were freed from all charges of conspiracy to de- fraud the government when Presiding Judge Marshall of the United States district court in McAlester dismissed the case.
 Alimony in $145,000 was awarded to Mrs Baddeu Talcott in the circuit court in South Bend, Ind, after di- vorce had been granted to her. She and her husband had been married A years. Mrs. Talcott charged cruelty and infidelity. Talcotts estate is val ued at $400,000.
 What probably is the most radical platform accepted in a generation by a Republican convention was adopted ln Wisconsin. The document is about four thousand words in length and touches with no uncertain hand on a great variety of subjects. It is gen. orally designated as a radically pro- gressive pronunciamento. No men, ton of the national administration was made save to disparage.
 As result of Theodore Roosevelt's s embroglio with the Vatican during his Visit in Rome last spring, three Cath pile prelates-an archbishop and two Dlshops-have refused to sit at the fable with the former president when ne Is guest of honor at banquet to De given by the Knights of Columbus n Peoria, October 12.
 The body of Elmer E. Bryson, long
 
 ound in one of the city parks. Death attributed to poison. The police be-. leye MT. Bryson killed himself be- Fause of financial losses.
 Injuries to the skull of Sam K. Nc lhenny, Jr., who died in New Orleans riday night, caused an autopsy to be e erformed, and there is reason to be- 1(1 eve that McIlhenhy was murdered. .xs Walter R. Brookins, aviator, will at Pmpt flight with a Wright brothers eroplane from Chicago to Springfield, l., Thursday, in an effort to win a Po,o00 purse offered by the Chicago ecord-Herald for such a feat.
 George Luther Brown, Thomas ard and George T. Bascastow, three
 rmer directors of the defunct Citi- HIS and Farmers State bank of Ar ihsas City, Kan, were arrested iarged with receiving deposits when
 ey Knew the bank was insolvent
 according to Frank E. Ward, gen
 al manager of the Burlington, who as on the stand at the hearing of Western rate case at Chicago, the
 iue or the road is near $530 100000.
 eta insisted the Burlington was prth $10,00O a mile more than it
 Rs capitalized for.
 feorla, H., is preparing to welcoms
 uelegates to the National Associa-
 n ol Mutual Insurance Companies.
 lieh Will meet there this week.
 'efome A. Quay, of Pennsylvania,
 nerlcan consul at Florenc, Italy, was
 una dead from heart disease.