The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-14
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Francisco organization of the Young Chinese association, was arrested by secret service men just as he was about to shoot Prince Tsai Hsun, uncle of the Emperor of China, who was boarding the steamer Chiyo Maru to sail for home.
 Two men were arrested and are being held in Los Angeles for inVes- tigation in connection with the hunt for the Times building dynamiters. They are Charles Nehr and Frank Russell The former, according to the report turned in by the arrestirg officer, declared that the unions have something else up their sleeves"
 Judge James D. Fox, chief justice of the supreme court of Missouri, died suddenly, following a stroke of ap- opleXy.
 Precedent ruled the Republican state convention in Massachusetts, and Gov Eben S. Draper was named by exclamation for third term.
 The alleged misrepresentation of millions of dollars obtained by illegal use of the mails for five years in offering for sale stock of the Marconi Wireless company, was brought to light by the arrest and arraignment before United States Commissioner Shields in New York of Geo. H. Mon roe of Monroe & Monroe.
 One hundred and fifty miners were rescued from Hartshorns mine at Danville, H., after the pit had taken fire.
 Lisbon. Portugal, is now completely in the hands of the Republicans, who have formed a provisional govern ment, with Theophile Braga as presi- dent Portugal has been proclaimed a republic King Manuel, with the Queen Mother Amelia and his grand mother, the Queen Dowager Maria Pia, has taken refuge at Mafra, 23 miles from Lisbon.
 Following an explosion which was heard for miles, eight immense tanks filled with petroleum and owned by the Standard Oil company caught fire at Eighteenth street and Hoboken avenue, Jersey City. The blazing oil
  consumed the big plant of the Colby Stove company near by. One hull dred employees in the stove factory narrowly escaped.
 Evno Azeff, Russian revolutionist and police spy, was assasslnated ln Weisbaden. Announcement made in the Novoe Vremya gives no details of the affair save to say that the at tempt on the life of the greatest traitor in Russian history was sue cessful.
 In the United States district court at New York Judge Holt appointed Irving l.. Ernst receiver for B. Ii. Scheftels & Go.
 President Taft delivered what will probably be his only public address of the present campaign at the banquet of the National Republican league at the Hotel Astor ill New York. The presidents speech was marked by an unusually conciliatory tone toward the insurgent wing of the party. He gave "all factions of the party due credit for their share in helping to put through congress the legislative pro gram which tte president took occa- sion to outline in some detail.
 Fred C. Wahlenmeyer, aged 26, Is under arrest, caught a few minutes after placing a bomb beside the beau- tiful home of Mrs. Potter Palmer ill 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.
 London financiers have received cablegram from Nicaragua stating that the United States has completed arrangements for a loan to Nicaragua of $20 000,0 900, the United States talk ing over the financial administration of the country.
 c. Edward Gibson, AZ years old, wealthy oil operator, who amassed fortune in the Illinois oil fields, was shot and instantly killed by Menlo E Moore, proprietor of theaters in Wash ington, Bedford, Mitchell and Vim cennes. Gibson was accused of alien ating the affections of Mrs. Moore.
 A boiler bursting in the engine Of Northern Pacific freight train at Chester, Mont, hurled the locomotive and cars over an embankment. Fire man Starr Roberts was killed and Engineer Walter Owens and Brake .ee= z. l. Connors seriously injured