The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-08

 of the Week S News

was assassinated in front of his res- ldence at Teheran, Persia, according to news dispatches. It is believed Ala Ed Dowleh was mistaken for his brother.
 Asking the removal of Mayor Her bert P. Keller and Chief of Police I0Hn J. O'Connor for alleged nal feasance in office, Frank L. Clemens, <cting for the St. Paul (Minn) Meth odist Laymen's association, notified Attorney General George T. Simpson that all evidence at hand of illegal sales of liquor in disorderly houses has been presented him.
 Dr. Frederick A. Cook has entered suit against the New York Times charging libel by publishing false and Id Idefamatory statements. He asks N$100,000 damages. Causes of action are based on the publication, October 29, 1911, of a story with the heading "Rioting by Danes Ends Dr. Cooks Lecture. Showered by Bad Eggs"
 Prosecuting Attorney Hunt of Ham, ilton county, O., has written a letter to the pardon board in Columbus op- posing the parole of Clarence l.. War riner, who is serving a six-year term in the Ohio penitentiary for embez- zling funds of the Big Four railroad, while acting as Cincinnati treasurer
 Russia has ordered troops to Te- heran to enforce her demand that w. Morgan Sinister, the energetic Ameri- can treasurer of Persia, be deposed. Unless Persia acquiesces at once, she must fight the cZar's army, and in the latter event run a grave chance of becoming the property of Russia and England.
 Eighteen new cardinals, including Mgr. Diomede Falconio, Archbishop John M. Farley of New York and Archbishop William H. O'Connell of Boston,. were created at the private consistory held at the Vatican.
 Memorial services were held for the late Justice John M. Harlan in Quinn chapel, A. M. E., Chicago, by the American citizens of Chicago. Several speakers eulogized MT. liar Ian, one of them referring to him as "the best friend the negro ever had on the supreme bench.
 Judge A. s. Van Valkenberg, in the z federal court at Kansas City, Mo, es- tablished the right of railroad to enforce the "Jim Crow" law, provid- ing separate coaches for white and negro passengers.
 Manchu sympathizers have taken a new lease of life since the rebel de- feats at Han Yang, Wu Chang and Ranking and now are loud in their boasts that the dynasty will be saved Reports of wonderful successes by / imperial armies are being sent broad cast, to intimidate revolutionary sym pathizers.
 William Morgan Sinister, the Amer ican who is treasurer general of the Persian empire, denounces the de- mand of Russia for his dismissal in an attempt to force him to betray Persia and defies the Russian bear to do its worst.
 The British government is in close \ communication with the Russian gov Nernment, with view to the speedy ssttlement of the Persian difficulty. There will be no strike on the Chi rgo, Rock Island & Pacific railroad. 8apers in which the men agreed to LIaccept the original offer of the com pany rather than resort to strike were signed.
 The American minister to Santo Domingo, w. w. Russell, arrived on the United States armored cruiser Washington. The whole country is reported to be quiet.
 Twenty-four persons dead and 31 injured is the total of the fatal and serious accidents of the 1911 Wiscon- sin deer hunting season.
 Clementine Barebet, Is years old, a Lafayette Oa.) negress, confessed that she killed Norbert Randall, his wife and four children with a pole ax and also murdered the Andrus fam fly of four last February.
 wireless dispatch from Hankow says that Han Yang is completely in the hands of the imperialists. There has been frightful slaughter and the reEolutionists are fleeing in all direc- <ions
 Consf fessman w. B. Wilson of P9nnsyltana, delegate to the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, announced that he will refuse to make the race for governor of Pennsylvania.
 Turkey sent notices to all the pow CTS that if Italy resumes offensive op- erations in Turkish waters as threat ened, the Ottoman government will be compelled to take measures which can not but endanger neutral shiDiDng.
 Chasing a bird on the wing and overhauling it is the latest sport for airmesH A white heron was thus run down aJ Huntington. England, by Goorehouse, a well known aviator. 1lhe bird had invaded the aerodrome lwhile Moorehouse was aloft.
 Bert Franklin, former deputy Unit ed States marshal, now private de- tective, is under arrest at Los An geles, Cal, for alleged bribery of a prospective juror in the case of James B. McNamara, alleged dyna- hitter of the Los Angeles Times build ing.
 James Whitcomb Riley said he had written his last poem. The paralytic j stroke which has kept him in bed a great portion of the time and practi- cally an invalid for two years, has reached his right hand, which is com. plstely helpless.