The Green Forest tribune., 1912-10-04

 $29, ,34466. His two sisters, Chris tina and Catherine A. Jamlson of Pittsburg, inherit the estate.
 President Taft and Gov. Wilson. rival candidates for the presidency, met and shock hands cordially in the presidents apartment in the Copley Square hotel in Boston. The meeting was informai and lasted only few minutes
 King Christians forty-second birth day anniversary, which is the frs birthday anniversary he has had since he ascended the throne, was cele- brated throughout Denmark as gen eral holiday.
 A new 75-millimeter gun designed for the destruction of aeroplanes was tested at Toulan, France, and proved most satisfactory. An aeroplane lowed by destroyer was riddled by shots when at height of more than 1,500 meters (about 5000 feet).
 Haiti, the black republic" is the real target Of the armed demonstra- ton by American marines in Santo Domingo ordered by the president, of ficia*s at Washington admit
 The Turko-Italian struggle has cost the Italian war department $65 100000 thus far, it was announced. Naval expenses the minister of marine stated, have been S15,000, 900.
 The national baseball commission decided to hold the first game of the worlds series between the Giants and the Red Sox in New York Tuesday, Oct. 8.
 Guglielmo (William) Marconi, of wireless fame, was dangerously in- jured in an automobile accident near Borghetto, Italy, in the valley of the Vara river.
 Attorney General Wickersham says he expects the reelection of President Taft, but he has decided to leave tic cabinet next March
 Senator Elihu Root was asked if he would accept the nomination for gov ernor by the Republican state conven- tion at Saratoga, N. Y, but replied that his name must not be considered.
 No more riding on handle bars or astride the rear wheels of motor cycles in Kansas City. An ordinance passed by the upper house of the council prescribes dne Of $100 for that offense.
 Deputy Sheriffs Albert Mungia and Tom Campbell of Merenci were killed and Deputy Dutch" Keppler serious lY wounded by Mexican outlaws d Eagle Creek, Ariz.
 The art collection and antiques of Gen. Daniel E. Sickles are threatened again by suit filed by the Bank Of the Metropolis in the supreme court. The suit is for 5000 on a 2romissory note.
 Acting Governor Wallace appointed Judge w. M. ConIey of Madeira to pre- side at the second trial of Clarence $. Darrow on a charge of bribery. The trial will open in Los Angeles on Oct. 21.
 William Anderson and H. Charlson, two Americans captured by Mexican rebels, are reported released and on the way to Douglas, Ariz., ill Mexican dispatches to the state department.
 Chester S. Jordan, sentenced to death for the murder four years ago at Somerville, of his wife Honorah, whose body he cut up and packed in trunk, was executed in the electric chair at the Charlestown, Mass, state prison.
 Gen. Emilio Campa confessed to his identity and declared that he w2s tired of fighting. He was among the side of the border line.
 Convinced his wife no longer loved him and could not be happy without Frederick L. Trask, John N. Pearson, a merchant, has sent her and Trask away together. God help you if you fail to support her." Pearson told Trask.
 Three American marines were slightly wounded by in8urgent bullets fired at Mai Smedley D. Butler, com manding the battalion of American marines, as the train bearing the force of bluejackets and marines was passing through Masaya for the pur-
  ada.
 Following the discovery that Mat thew Cornell, Jr., Lynn, Mass, busi- ness man, had two wives, his brother, John Cornell, has married one of them and Matthew has escaped with a fine, imposed by a Dorchester judge
 The birth of a son to MT. and Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt was an nounced in a cablegram from Betch- worth, Surrey, England, to Mrs. c. Hazeltine.
 Hugh s. Gibson of California, sec retary of the American legation at Hava-a, who was attacked by a jour nalist because of the efforts to col lect the Really claim, has been trans ferred to be secretary at the legation at Brussels.
 Unless universal suffrage is granted when the Belgium parliament meets in November, 5o0000 men will strike, said Secretary Camille Huysmen of the international Socialist bureau.
 Robert A. Wellmap, brother of Wal ter Wellman, the arctic explorer, was killed in falling into the elevator shaft of hotel at St. Joseph, Mo. He was 50 years old.
 President Taft was urged to reopen the Standard Oil case in the supreme court and arraign its officers for al legged violation of the dissolution de cree This plea was. made by Samuel Untermyer.
 If the Preachers Oil company,