The Green Forest tribune., 1912-03-01
NEWS IF THE WEEK
HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN PAST DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
 PRESENTED.
ALL AROUND THE PLANET
Dispatches From Our Own and For. eian Countries Are Here Given
 in Short Meter for t.r Busy Readers.

Arrangements were completed for the ararignment at Indianapolis, Ind, March 12 of the men indicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases.
 LeRoy T. Vernon, Washington coro- respondent for the Chicago Daily News, was appointed chief of the pub iicity bureau of Taft headquarters. His paper has given him a four months leave of absence
 w. A. Jaudon, who sold bonds of the Confectionery in- Europe in 1864, and bought supplies for the southern government that failed to run the blockade from Nassau after they had been shipped from Liverpool, died at Savannah, Ga.
 Earth slides totaling nearly a mil lion cubic yards have interfered with operations in the Culebra cut section of the Panama canal according to 1ail advices received from Colon.
 lmpelled by gale that swept in with one of the coldest northers of the winter, flames swept through the eastern section of Houston, Tex, wiped out 25 blocks and caused a loss of between $6,ooo,000 and $10,000, ,o0o.
 The federal grand jury at Albany, N. Y, indicted the Delaware & Hud- son Railroad company on 30 counts, charging it with violation of the com modity clause of the interstate com merce act.
 Advices from Mexico to the state department at Washington, indicat- ing widespread anarchy south of the Rio Grande, caused much uneasiness in official circles.
 Col. Orestes Ferrara, who has been speaker of the Cuban house of repre- sentatives since the establishment of the republic, resigned as speaker and representative.
 By vote of ITS to 127, the house passed the Underwood bill revising the chemical schedule of the Payne Aldrich law. The vote was along strictly party lines, Republican pro- gressives opposing the measure as x SAfevlsion upward"
 The agreement made to elect ten Delegates pledged to Wilson and ten : Instructed for Clark was carried out : without a hitch in the Oklahoma state Democratic convention.
 All records for high winds were broken when gale swept across New York city, attaining a maximum velocity of 96 miles an hour Many in h,,f killed
 The, Adams Express company was indicted on II counts on charges of having collected for shipments more than the established rates" by the federal grand jury at Cincinnati, O.. Mahlon Pitney, chancellor of the state of New Jersey, was appointed an associate justice of the Supreme Court by President Taft, to succeed MT. Justice Harlan.
 Investigation of the war department as an outgrowth of the difference be- tween the secretary of war and Gen erol Wood and former Adjt. Gen. Ainsworth, which eliminated in the latter's retirement after threatened court martial, was taken up by con gross.
 So that Abe Ruef may be paroled when the bribery case against former Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco is resumed and freely testify against 5chmitz, Judge Lawlor dismissed all indictments against Ruef.
 Justice Gerard sustained the writ of habeas corpus issued in the case of Folke E. Brandt, who was serving a 30-year sentence at Sing Sing, and ordered that Brandt be remanded to the Tombs.
 Robert K. Stewart, for 25 years an engineer on the Illinois Central rail road, was discharged because of the disaster at Kinmundy, H., in which J. T. Harahan and three others were killed.
 Edward Hines, lumberman, who was quoted as saying he had 'put Lorimer over," was expelled from the Union League club at Chicago after the most exciting fight in the history of the organization.
 The White House temporarily was transformed into a moving picture theater. An exclusive audience-the president and his cabinet-witnessed the movies" The films depicted Taft signing the Arizona statehood procla- nation.
 That Charles w. Morse, if he can get back into the harness in Wall street, will make it hot for those whom he holds responsible for his downfall, was the intimation of Dr. A. l.. Fowler, Morse's personal phy- sician,
 In formal statement issued ia New York, Governor Johnson of Cal who led the fight to have the delegates from that state to the Re- publicas. national convention instruct ed for Senator La Toilette, came out for the nomination of Colonel Roose- welt.
 Rodney J. Diegle, former Ohio sen ate sergeant-at-arms, must serve three years in the penitentiary for com plicity in legislative bribery deals last spring. The supreme court con frmed his conviction in the lower