The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK
HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST SEVEN DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
 PRESENTED.
ALL AROUND THE PLANET
Dispatches From Our Own and For eign Countries Are Here Given in Short Meter for
 Busy Readers.

MISS IuclnQd casey, an dSeQ SplIlS- ter, has been arrested on warrant charging her with poisoning her broth er-in-law, James R. Edwards, the wealthy proprietor of the Beecher Hiry company7at Chattanooga, Tenn.
 The rebels overwhelmingly defeat ed the imperial troops at Hankow, ac- cording to message received here from the scene of the battle, by way of Kiu Kiang. Direct telegraphic communication with Hankow still is It is said the imperial forces losses were heavy and that the rebels are in control of Hankow.
 Edward R. Wright of Chicago, pres ident of the State Federation of La bor, was reelected for the ensuing year by the vote of 196 to 93. He was opposed for the office by Joseph w. Morton of Chicago.
 "Ruzzie Lamb," Russed G. Griswold, will get no heart balm from Miss Helen Woodruff Smith of Stamford, Conn.,, the jury returning a verdict for the defendant. Griswold demand ed $50,000 for alleged breach of prim- lse to marry.
 In upholding the validity of the women's 10-hour labor law, Judge Ed mond B. Dillon, in the Court of Com mon Pleas at Columbus, O., overruled contentious that the law restricts the right to contract, restricts personal liberty and is class legislation.
 Papers and records which may go 8 long way in refreshing the defec- tive memories of the scores of Steph- enson workers as to the manner in which $107,000 of the aged lumber mans money was expended to elect him United States senator from Wis consin were found in a steamer trunk brought from Escanaba, Mich.
 The result of balloting in the Mex ican electoral college in all of the principal cities and number of the of Jose Pino Suarez to the vice-presi- dency by scarce majority.
 It is reported in Stockholm that the Nobel prize for the most distinguished achievement in physics will be award ed this year to Thomas Ava Edison
 President Taft's notable Swing around the circuit" now in it's fifth week, will not end in Washington No vember 1, as first contemplated, but will be extended until November 15 or IS. The president will travel some 5000 or 4,000 miles more than at first intended.
 That Charles Marzyek, the ex-con- vict sought by authorities in connec- tion with the murder of five members of the William Snowman family at Ellsworth KaS., had been in Colorado Springs, where the six members of the Wayne and Burnham families were slain, and was acquainted in Monmouth, H., where three persons were murdered recently, was the startling statement made to the au- thorities by Mrs. Minnie Popat, Mar zyek's divorced wife.
 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson de- nies rumors that he had handed his resignation to President Taft, to take effect November 15, or as soon there after as suitable.
 Free breakfasts now are being served to the children of five public schools in Cleveland, o. Hot cereal, cocoa, bread and jelly or jam, with soup on cold mornings, is served.
 The subcommittee of the congress sional committee Investigating the ac- counts of the large sugar refining companies, Representative William Sulzer, chairman, has announced it y1su,d probably introduce in congress a uill to remove all tariff duties on the importation of raw sugar.
 The American Tobacco company, so far as it's domestic tobacco business is concerned, is to be divided into four companies, no one of which will have a controlling influence in the to- bacco business. The four companies are the American Tobacco company tthe present company, Liggett & My CTS Tobacco company (to be organ ized), the P. Lorillard company (to organized) and the R. J. Reynolds To "a Ncco company Gan existing corpora, tf0G).
 "The dissolution plan announced by the tobacco trust will be measured by it's effect lin the way of restoring competition" said Attorney General Wickersham in an interview in Oma ha, Neb., land if it does not do SO it will not be approved by the gov ernment."
 Just 13 days from the time set for his marriage to a girl IS years old Capt Winfred B. Carr of the Sixth Field artillery. recently detached to attend the army service school al Fort Leavenworth, Kas., shot and killed himself with revolver.
 Three hundred 'schoolma ans" from South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Mis- souri and Kansas registered for farms in the opening of the Rosebud Indian reservation at Gregory, Si D.
 The Giornale di Italia says that the Italian campaign in Tripoli has cos $100,000,000 up to date.