The Green Forest tribune., 1913-10-24

AtS2S aLdll be lIU longer COlS4uel Gu d Alongolian people, and which shall ia- sure them the right of holding land, if not the privilege of American citi- zenship, is now definitely sought by the Japanese government.
 The duke of Connaught, who re- turned to England last spring with the duchess for the benefit of the lat ter's health, sailed from London for Canada to assume his duties as gov ernor-g general.
 TWenty-eight persons were killed and one frightfully injured when the Zeppelin dirigible L-2 blew up 5000 feet above the Johannisthal aviation field near Berlin.
 Legislation prohibiting intercounty liquor shipments in Tennessee and prohibiting interstate shipments in quantities over 8 gallon for personal use became effective with the sign ing of two bills by Gov. Hooper.
 Representative Sherwood of Ohio demanded in the house that the United States join with other powers in establishing q protectorate over Mexico for the restoration of peace.
 William c. Ellis, wealthy Cincin- nati merchant confessed at the coro- ner's inquest at Chicago that he shot and killed his wife. Eleanor Ellis, in the Hotel Sherman and then slashed her throat
 A sensation was caused throughout the German empire when it became known that Grown Prince Friederich Wilhelm has taken Q strong stand against nis new brother-in-Iaw, Prince Ernest Of Cumberland, in the matter of reneuneing the Hanoverian sue cession,
 Recent wholesale smuggling of English merchandise, particularly women's dress goods, into the United States, led to the seizure of the schooner Woodward Abrahams, which the revenue cutter Seneca IONGu IIL0 1BtIdGEt blllG.
 William Keith was told by his wife that Walter Paul, Chicago grocery clerk, had attacked her. Keith lay in wait for Paul and shot and killed him. Keith then telephoned to the police and was arrested.
 
 yXrI..+o,, H.. who @confessed9 to wholesale murders. turned movie" actor and with film machine pointed at him retold his crime story to Sheriff Kuhn with appropriate gestures.
 Rescuers in the Universal colliery, near Cardiff, Wales, who reported getting in touch with 29 men impris- oned, but still alive, in the workings of the wrecked mine, were unable to confirm their story. Officials gave up hope for those still entombed, 390 being the latest estimate.
 The house locksmith shed light on congressional forgetfulness when he reported that each year he makes a barrel of duplicate desk keys to sup ply members who have mislaid theirs
 The diplomatic representatives of Great Britain France, Spain, Cuba, Guatemala and Norway in Mexico, at a conference, decided to recommend that their representative govern rnon+u eond .1rorcli1e ta Maviao for the purpose of affording legation guards should conditions so require.
 Ralph Muir, Q Joplin (Mo.) million aire property owner, is defendant in a $50,000 breach of promise suit filed in that city. Blanche Clarke, 9 years old, 9 very pretty woman and pro pri6tress Of the Roosevelt hotel, which is owned by Muir, is the plain tiff.
 Revolutionists at Samana Domini can republic, have laid down their arms and that ends the latest upris- ing. Peace has been restored largely through the efforts of American Min ister Sullivan.
 President Wilson commuted the sentence Of Richard C. Neal, holder of the kings medal and other insig- nia of bravery in the Transvaal war who has been serving a life sentence for assisting in robbing postoffice and railroad station at Clarington w. Va, Dec. p, 1907.
 Former Senator Henry c. Davis, who ran for vice-president when All ton B. Parker headed the Democratic ticket, is reported to be seriously ill at his home at Elkins, W. Va. He is nearly 90 years old.
 A wooden box, four feet long by l two feet wide, containing the crum- l pied body of a nude man, was found floating down the Ohio river at One death before his body was crammed into the box was evident, as his skull 1 was crushed in and his throat | slashed
 President Wilson's indisposition, described as slight attack of indi- gestion, is giving him more discom fort and his associates more concern than has been admitted officially. i
 J. Herbert Sawyer, inventor of a spindle which played an important part in the development of the cot ton manufacturing industry in this country, died at his home in Boston Mass. He was 76 years old and wealthy.