The Green Forest tribune., 1911-11-03

T WO E0OuSan0 AfdDS nave been dT- rested in Tripoli and more than thirty shot. Hundreds have been caught red-handed in rioting and footing In the capital and sentenced to death by the war tribunal, They are to be shot publicly
 Habeas corpus mills" were dealt @
 blow by Judge Hand of the Illinois Supreme Court at Chicago when the latter body severely criticised Judge A. J. Petit of the Circuit Court of Cook County, and ordered a writ of mandOFFlCE DlLE -. if Zimn s, r1uwaru S Gard,
 patrolman, and return him to Jail.
 The Athletics of Philadelphia are champions of the world at baseball. They slaughtered the Giants, 13 to 3, pounded three pitchers to all corners of the lot and gave McGraw's team the worst showing up any club ever got in worlds series game. Advices from Port Limon, Costa Rica, received here, tell of terrific
 earthquakes, which shook every town in the republic and portions of other Central American states. The quakes occurred ten days ago. The damage is known to be heavy in many sec tions and loss of life is feared, though no definite news of fatalities has been received.
 That an investigation of the indian apolis angle of the dynamiting case. for which James B. McNamara is now on trial at Los Angeles, is to be con- ducted by the federal government, was indicated here. It developed that Frank P. Baker, county prosecutor, had been ordered to appear before the Federal Grand Jury November '. together with all the evidence books, dynamite. exploding apparatus, etc.-seiZed in a raid here on the of | fees of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union at the time of Me Namara's arrest.
 Rev. D. Trumbull Huntington was made Bishop of Wu Hu, China Peter Trimble Rowe, missionary bishop of | Alaska, made bishop of South Dakota, | and Rev. Henry St. George, president ,f St. Paul College, Tokio, was elected bishop of Kioto, Japan, by the house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church.
 Aviator Desparnet, engaged in French army aerial tests, fell 700 feet and was killed instantly. His machine turned over and over as it fell and landed so feet from the aviator's body.
 Throw Out the Life Line" is the latest hymn to be put under the ban IS ''idiotic" Religious journals are joining with Gov Woodrow Wilson 10 reform the church music. Capt. James P. Parker, United States navy, commanding officer Of the battleship Nebraska of the At antic fleet, has been found guilty by
 | court martial on charge Of neglect 9f duty in connection with the ground | ing of that vessel while entering the harbor of Provincetown, Mass, last July.
 Dr. Cook, who was so enthusiastic ally welcomed at Copenhagen after ais alleged discovery of the north pole two years ago, arrived there &C., rompanied by his wife. Owing to the threatening attitude of the crowd Dr. 1 Cook was escorted to his carriage by a detachment of police.
 Buried beneath hundreds of feet of water, 12 miners were drowned in one of the Wharton Steel companys mines near Hibernia, N J. The victims had no chance to escape. With a roar the water was upon them.
 The town of Milpa Alta, within 30 miles of the Mexican capital, was all most destroyed by fire and dynamite by Zapatistas, who fought the federal troops for five hours in what appears to have been a drawn battle. Dr. Frederick A. Cooks theatrical attempt to vindicate his reputation by lecture in the hall in Copen- hagen, where, two years ago, he ad- dressed the royal family and some of the most prominent people of Den- mark, on the occasion of his triumphal entrance into the Danish capital, re- suited in extremely riotous scenes. Dr. Cook finally was compelled to re- tire ingloriously by the back door.
 In upholding' the validity of the women's 10-hour labor law, Judge Ed mond B. Dillon, in the Court of Con- mon Pleas at Columbus, O., overruled contentious that the law restricts the right to contract, restricts personal liberty and is class legislation.
 The capture of Chang Chou by the rayOlutjoniSts was announced in dis patches. From a strategic point of view this city should prove of great value to the rebels. It is the june tion of the Kai-Fung and Picking Han kow railroads and is located 250 miles north of Hankow. It's capture ap-
 arently cuts off fromm Picking all the imperial troops now gathering around Hankow and Wu Chang.
 Dr. Helen Knabe, former state bac- teriologist of Indiana and one of the best known physicians in the Middle West, was found dead in her apart ments at Indianapolis with her throat cut
 John R. Walsh, former Chicago banker and man of affairs, who was released from the federal prison al Fort Leavenworth, Kas., on parole, October IA, died suddenly at his resi- dence in Chicago.
 A Hong Kong dispatch to the Chi nese Free Press says: The princess and emperor are fleeing 150 miles to Yitlaw, because they are sure Of an