The Green Forest tribune., 1910-02-11
NEWS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

the Great Southwest.
 Judge James P. Platt, in his charge of the jury in the United States court at, Hartford, Conn.,, in the Danbury Hatters' case, in which D. E. Lowe & Co.,, hat manufacturers ask damages amounting to $240,000, alleging conspiracy and restraint of trade under the provisions of the sherman anti-boycotting act, practica- ly directed that a verdict be brought in favorable to the plaintiffs.
 The senate was in session over four hours Thursday. Most of the day was devoted again to the consideration Of postal savings bank bill. An effort by Senator Carter, in charge of the bill, to fix day for vote next week failed because Senator Hepburn one of the opponents of the measure, | objected to unanimous consent. A $25,000,000 gold bond issue was voted by the stockholders of the Iron
  purpose of improving "A subsidiary | roads, which, under unification plan, ratified at the same meeting, are to be consolidated and made a part of the Iron Mountain system. The capital stock of the road was increased by S60,000,000 to cover the purchase of these properties.
 The Turkish minister of foreign af- fairs was instructed to warn Greece | that, unless her preparations for war stop immediately Turkey would con- slider them casus belli and take the offensive.
 Sixty railroads in the country have notified the representatives of 32,000 firemen of the rejection of their demans for 20 to 9 per cent wage | increase and other concessions.
 Commander Robert E. Peary may be officially recognized by congress as the discoverer of the north pole and promoted to the rank of rear admiral of the navy. The Maine delegation voted to empower one of it's members to introduce a resolution to that eff feet.
 Mrs P. Behrante and family of five children were found poisoned at their home at Washburn, Wis. The mother was dead when found and one child has since died. The recovery of three of the other children is doubtful. The | poisoning was reported by Behrante, | xuhn hn
 Louis Paulhan made a fifIeen-mile | cross-county flight at Overland Park near Denver, Wednesday, in a driving snowstorm.
 Eighty-four thousand dollars was | the price Charles l.. Warriner, de- faulting local treasurer of the Big Four railroad, paid for woman's | silence, according to his testimony | in Mrs. Ford's trial at Cincinnati. Fearing exposure of his shortcomings, he gave Mrs. JeanneUIe Stewart-Ford an average of 5000 month for seven years.
 Sending his wife out to buy some | candy for the children" Daniel F. Ryan, in a room occupied by his family at 209 East Fiftieth street New York snot and killed his daughter, Emily, years old; shot and probably fatally wounded his son, William years old, and then put bullet in the right side of his own head. He will die.
 The 5,000000 members of labor and farmers unions throughout the United States have been formally asked by Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor, to con- tribute 10 cents each to fund to fight the steel trust.
 Floating helplessly in disabled gasoline launch, three men were drowned when the launch was run l uown by the tow boat Enterprise, off Hopefield Point, near Memphis. Sun day night. The dead; Albert Shinerer, aged 32; Joseph Dietrich, 33; Harry Hurst, 30.
 Brooding over the illness of his g. months-old boy, Artti Hytonen, miner at Ishpeming, Mich, wiped out his family of three persons. He stab- bed the child with pocket knife. Then he blew his wife and himself to piece with dynamite.
 The yacht Willena, owned by St. | Louisans, bound for Havana was the vessel wrecked on St. Andrews bar during Fridays storm. She was in | tow of tug but the cable parted dur l ing the storm and the vessel was dash ed on the bar The crew was rescued | by the tug and taken to ApalachicOla.
 Homer R. Davenport the cartoonist, was fined $35O Tuesday by the New York supreme court Justice New burger for his failure to pay ali money to his wife, Daisy B. Daven- port, at the rate of $40 month. pending her suit for separation. Riotous scenes occurred in the Ger man reichstag during the debate on the army budget. The estimates sub mitted by. the kaiser's officials were bitterly opposed by the Socialists. Herr Won Oldenberg, Conservative mem- Der, precipitated the row by making a plea for absolute government A birth in the royal family of Spain is expected the latter part of May, Queen Victoria already is the mother of three children, Prince Alphonso, Prince Jaime and Princess Beatrice, the latter having been born on June 22, 1909.