The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-13


 onto a siding where a hand car load ed with workmen was standing. The Harrison-Hearst Progressive Democracy at the state convention selected Congressman H. T. Rainey as their candidate for national con- mitteeman from Illinois against Roger c. Sullivan.
 That Francisco I. Madero will be given the hearty support of all influ- ential men of Mexico was the asur- ance given by Enrique Creel, former ambassado to the United States.
 After meeting between former Gov. Joan F. Hill of Augusta, Me-, act ting chairman, and William Hayward of New York city, secretary of the Re publican national committee, a call was issued for a meeting of the com mittee in Washington on December 12.
 The marriage of Mrs David Dunlop and Archibald Montgomery McCrea of Pittsburg, son of the president of the Pennsylvania railroad, which took place at New York hotel, is of much
 
 forfeits $1,950,o00 by her marriage.
 Despite the advent of the postal say lngs banks, the savings deposits in na- tlonal banks are increasing. From June to September 1 these deposits grew from $G34,100,000 to S654, 100000, an inrease of of s20,200000. Of the 1901 national banks in existence a month ago, 3,014 had savings depart ments.
 Charles w. Minard, former princi- pal of the Marquette high school, Chi cago, was charged with having de- stroyed or hidden the last will of the late Mrs. Hattie Minard, his first wife, who committed suicide on June Il, and with having mutilated a for mer will which he filed for probate.
 To obtain the views of the commer- cial interests of the country on the question of revision af the currency system, the National Monetary com- mission will resume it's hearings Oc- tober 16
 Arbitration of the strike of the Sys- tenn Federation Shopmen on the Hi nois Central railroad was considered by President Markham and General Manager Frank of that road on re- ceipt of a telegram from Governor Noel of Mississippi suggesting such action.
 An anti-Medero revolt has begun, and in battles 158 persons were killed. Fifty-two were killed at Chicoasen, State of Chiapas; IF killed at Tchuit- are reported killed near Culiacan, State of Sinaloa, and fifty killed in scattered skirmishes at Comoastepre and Huitzuco, State of Vera Cruz.
 Former Governor Brady of Idaho promised President Taft to bring thir- teen western governors to Washing ton next winter to help him thresh out the question of the disposition of the public domain.
 The Denver Chamber of Commerce has decided to act on President Taft's appeal for cooperation in his move ment for international peace, and to that end had ordered printed 100000 copies of the presidents speech.
 With the passage by the New York assembly of the Ferris-Blauvelt di rect nomination bill, the legislature adjourned the longest extra session in it's history, ending the first year of Democratic rule in the legislature in sixteen years.
 Serious international complications are threatened by the action of the group of Frenchmen who have hoist, ed the French flag over fort at Az adir, Morocco. The flag raisers an. nounced that France had proclaimed protectorate, and that Frenchmen were holding the fort and defying the Caliph of Agadir, who had ordered the flag lowered.
 An Illinois Central train bearing strike breakers en route to New Or. leans was riddled with bullets as it passed through the outskirts of Nc. Comb City, Miss. Several are reported seriously injured. one probably ia tally.
 A Valdez (Alaska) cable says re. ports from Port Wells show that the earthquake which put the Alaska cable out of commission was much more severe to the westward than at Valdez. At Newtown the shock was so revere it started an immense ava lanche and inhabitants of the town took to boats and spent the night afoat
 The steady rising of the Mahonine river and it's tributaries, with the washing out of the partially completed dam at the Republic Iron and Steel company's reservoir caused flood | in Youngstown, O., and vicinity. The property loss is half million.
 An incident of the opening of the i postal saving bank at Washington was the obtaining of the first five certif | cates by Mrs. Ellen l.. Carter, widow | of the late Senator Thomas H. Carter | for postal banks.
 A merger of all are larger cement | manufacturing plants in Missouri, Ne | braska, Kansas Oklahoma, Iowa and | OtHef states west Ol the NlSSlSSlppl | river was proposed to the directors oi | the Bonner Brand Portland Cement | company in Bonner Springs, Kas.
 With the recovery of six bodies, the face of another, and a skull so badly | Charred that neither age nor sex of | the victim could be determined, the total number of known dead in the catastrophe at Austin, Pa, stands at l