The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-07

cash. Instead, Julius opened fire. Both men emptied their revolvers, and the robber was slightly wounded in the arm. Julius was not hurt.
 0. F. Skinner of Indianapolis, Ind, organizer of the Royal Order of :Hoose, died at a hospital in Temple, Tex, where he underwent an opera tion several days ago.
 A state convention that will go down in history as one of the most remarkable in the history of the Dem- ocratic party in New York closed by nominating John A. Dix, chairman of the partys state committee and a wealthy Washington county business man, to run on a progressive platform of the widest type.
 Lewis A. Waterman of Providence, R. l., was nominated for governor on the Democratic ticket Judge Arthur Brown of the United States circuit court was endorsed as candidate for the United States senate to succeed Aldrich.
 Aviator Walter Brookns alighted gracefully in the fair grounds in Springfield, H., seven hours and 12 minutes out of Chicago, after having sailed his Wright biplane the 1921a miles with two stops. They were at Gilman, H., so miles from Chicago, and at Mount Pulaski, H., 163 miles from Chicago.
 Representative H. J. c. Becke- meyer, on the witness stand before the Lorimer investigating committee, in Chicago, testified that he received S1000 after he had voted for Senator Lorimer and that the money was paid to him because of his vote for the junior senator from Illinois.
 Suppress disturbances without mercy" was Police Commissioner von Jagow's order in Berlin, Germany. The police followed out their instruc- tions to the letter They rode down and sabered mercilessly wherever a small group of people had gathered ill the district of Moabit For two days this district had been the scene of riots, the like of which had not been witnessed in Berlin for many day.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock pre- scented for the consideration of the president and the cabinet the plans for the new postal savings bank sys- tenn. The plans were accepted.
 The Republican state convention nominated Henry L. Stimson of New York as it's candidate for governor. The nomination of MT. Stimson was one more victory for Col. Roosevelt, who personally led the fight for the nomination of his candidate, complet- ing his unbroken series of triumphs from the time the convention was called to order until it's final adjourn ment
 Oscar Hammerstein is to become an Englishman and make his home in London. He admitted this upon his arrival there. It is likely that he will make his residence in the fashionable Grosyenor Square district.
 Of 693 homicides in Chicago in the last four years capital punishment has been inflicted in only two cases, and in only 42 cases was life i'm prisonment sentence imposed.
 New Orleans immigration officials have been warned to take precaution in handling passengers from the steamer Liguria, due there October s, from Genoa. The ship carries 700
 
 it is asserted, emigrants are being embarked from a cholera infected dis trict of Italy for America.
 The steamer A. w. Sterritt, bound from Tacoma to Seattle, with a.cargo of hay, caught fire at her dock and after burning 20 minutes she was talk en in tow by tug and beached on Browns Point.
 The Somerset company of the state militia was ordered by Gov. Wilson to Stanford, Ky, where Shay Pell- man, a negro, will be placed on trial for an alleged attack on 11-yearold Nancy Rakin, white, three weeks ago
 A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of the wireless telegraph, has left the Argen- tine capital for home aboard steam CT, and that he is critically i'll.
 Mourned as dead for 43 years Charles O. Peck of Anra, IL, is re- united with his wife, now 6S years old at the home of their son, Charles E Peck of Providence, R. J.
 The mutilated body of Miss Eliza beth Anderson, 16 years old, was found in the cellar of deserted house on the outskirts of Goderich. Ont, by her father and party of searchers.
 King George has decided that the Prince of Wales will complete his naval education by long cruise in a warship, similar to the one taken by himself and his brother the Duke of Clarence, in the Bacchante in 1880.
 Fire totally destroyed ths Hastings, Neb. First Presbyterian church and it's furnishings, with loss of $50,000. F. w. Ramey, a volunteer fireman, was caught by falling wall and killed.
 Mayor Gaynor has issued a formal statement saying he is not candi- date for the Democratic nomination for governor.
 Two masked robbers invaded the mail car of the Southern Pacific train at Avondale, La, and obtained several patches of registered mail. No at tempt was made to rob passengers.