The Green Forest tribune., 1913-10-17
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Father Hans Schmidt, confessed slayer of Anna Aumueller, was indict- ed for murder in the first degree by the grand jury in New York.
 One hundred and ten members of the Mexican chamber of deputies who signed resolutions of warning to Pres ident Huerta as the result of the dis appearance of Dr. Belisaro Domin- guez, senator for Chiapas, were ar rested and lodged in the penitentiary.
 
 Opening fire in a general merchant disc store at Paris Springs, Mo-, while the store was filled with patrons, Phil Vass shot Ben Neseler, probably fa- tally, and injured three others in the store.
 Cardinal Gregory Maria Aguirre Garcia, archbishop of Toledo and pri- mata of Spain, is dead at Toledo, Spain. He was born at Pola di Cor don March 12, 1885, and was created and proclaimed cardinal April 15, 1907.
  'Why shouldn't I vote? I am old enough, am I not?" said Grandma" Sarah Todd, aged 103 years, who reg 1stered as a voter for the first time in her life, at Eugene, Ore. Abbatemagio, the notorious inform CT in the celebrated Camorra trial has been released from prison at Ma pies, Italy, and is determined to go at once to America.
 
 The roller towel, which has been a feature of many years in government buildings, has been abolished "in the interests of the public health." by an l order of President Wilson.
 
 Mrs. Laura M. Reuter- was granted a new trial at Bartlesville, Ok. .In granting the new trial Judge Hudson stated, among other things, that the l evidence did not warrant convic- tion.
 President Wilson will get his cur rency bill. The three Democratic senators in opposition have yielded point, and there will be further yield ing within few days. If not, Dem- ocratic caucus will be held. More than 4,000 refugees from Pie dras Negras and other parts of north ern Mexico have been rounded up in | the det. 1tion camp on the outskirts of Eagle Pass, Tex, by government immigration officials. The estate of Benjamin Altman, l president of the dry goods firm of B. l Altman & Co. of New York, who died at the age of 73 years, is said to amount to $46,ooo,ooo. Federal Gen. Alvarez and his staff and 125 federal soldiers were exc | cuted in Torreon, Mexico, under or ders of Gen. Francisco Villa of the l Copstitutionalist forces. Lincoln Beachy, the aviator whose 1 aeroplane killed Miss Ruth Hildreth and severely injured her sister Doro- thy at Hammondsport, N. r., is re- ported to have forsworn flying for. ever.
 Miss Lillian Ton, the American l suffragette who had been missing l from London for several months, aft l CT being released from Holloway jail under the "cat and mouse" bill, was yearrested at Padding Station. Mexican federal troops have cap- tured Santa Rosalia, according to state department dispatches. The revolutionists withdrew their forces | to Torreon.
 Yuan Shi Kai was elected president of the Chinese republic for term of five years. He received the necessary two-thirds vote of the united houses Of parliament on the third ballot.