The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-11
NEWS OF 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.

Federal indictments charging con- spiracy to defraud the government out of more than 10000 acres of Alaska coal lands, valued at $200,000,- OO0 were returned by the federal grand jury against six men who con- trol three groups of coal lands in the Kayak mining district in Alaska Each group represents 131 claims of 100 acres each. Those indicted are: Raymond Brown and William l.. Dunn of Spokane, Charles M. Doughton, formerly of Spokane, now of Seattle, former Mayor Harry White of Seat tie, now living in Los Angeles; Chas. A. Mckenzie of Seattle and Donald A. Mckenzie of Washington, D. c.
 When Mrs. Mary Novosel, 25 years old, wife of Dan Novosel, attempted to start a fire with kerosene at her home in Pekin, H., an explosion en- yeloped her in flames and caused her death Frantically she rushed into the bedroom, eluding her husband, and setting fire to the beds burning to death her three children, Anna and Andrew, twins, five years old, and Magdalena, an infant.
 Antonio Rodriguez, the Mexican who confessed that he murdered Mrs. Lem Henderson, was burned at the stake by mob. The Mexican ad- mitted he had entered the home of Lem Henderson, a farmer near Rock Springs, Tex, during the latter's ab- sence, and after attacking Mrs. Hen- derson he shot her.
 Harold Hamilton, IS years old, of Chicago, freshman in the University of Illinois, died of infantile paralysis.
 With cunning of which he had not been suspected, Martin Rollins, al legged murderer of 16-year-old Annie Austin, doubled back into Caruthers vile, Mo-, while his pursuers were resting and the dogs were off the trail, obtained food and short re | and as he fled again burned the barn T of Sheriff Franklin, who is leading Sthe posse that has been hunting hlm since Monday night.
 Rev. G. G. Wade of Syracuse, Ill.,, pastor of the Universalist church, was arrested on requisition papers and taken to Harlem, Ky, charged with obtaining money by signing 4lc- titious or forged names to receipts.
 The entire French cabInet, headed by Premier Briand, rendered it's res ignation to President Fallieres. The resignation, it is understood is for the purpose of reorganiZing and dropping from the cabinet certain ministers whose views are not in accord with those of Briand.
 For violation of the United States peonage laws J. A. Jackson, wealthy planter of Jackson, Miss, paid fine of S1,OOO in the federal court. Railroads of the Western Trunk Line association, through their agent, w. H. Homer, at Chicago, filed notice with the Interstate Commerce com mission that, beginning with Decem- Der 1, they would again put into effect the advanced proportionate rates be- tween Chicago and Mississippi and Missouri river points on through trai- fc from the Atlantic seaboard. rms action is in direct defiance of the de cision of the supreme court, which affirmed an order of the Interstate Commerce commission reducing rates.
 Charged with having solicited and accepted a bribe of $500 to bring ln verdict acquitting Edward T. Rosen- heimer, a wealthy manufacturer, charged with murder, George w. Yeandle, an architect, drawn as juror in the trial of Rosenhelmer Tn New York, was arrested and brought before Supreme Court Justice OGor- man.
 A special edition of the London Telegraph contains a Paris dispatch stating that rumors are current In or hcial circles that revolution has broken out in Madrid.
 Four stockmen from Montana and South Dakota were killed, two injured 80 seriously that there is slight chance of their recovery and an en- sineer and fireman badly crippled M When section No. of the Chicago, & St. Paul east bound NtINNassenger No from Butte, Mont.
 Mashed into the rear end of the stocf as it was endeavoring to back sf(on to the siding to let the passenger " by, mile west of Montevideo, Mlnn
 With 25,000 of Chicago's army of oo000 garment workers out on strlk' 'he situation became serious when tAe announcement was made that ~ call was imminent to the Alllet Hlfades unions to join in the war asainst those shops still in operation
 The crowd at Belmont park, Ne" iork, was all for Ralph Johnstone' when from Middle Island Village, ,p % miles off the course, he brough odck new American record or S,4fI 'eet for altitude, the second he has aaued to his string in the internatloh al aviation meet.
 The Metropolitan district of New iork Is in the grip of the express s''iSe. Nine companies are now al
 Ncted, more than 5000 men are on
 sAa roting continues. Practically tbe saure police force of 5000 men is