The Green Forest tribune., 1907-06-07

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 and forgery in the third degree are
 charged. No indictments were found
 against present officials of the society
 The 2,S00 employees of the Chicago
 City Railway Co.,, who threatened a
 strike, decided to accept the com,
 pany's tens, which provide an ad
 vance in pay ranging from to 1
 cents an hour.
 | General Oyerseey Voliva, who sue.
 ceeded in busting John Alexander | Dowie from control of Zion City, has | been ordered by Receiver Haley to va
 cate all leases of buildings May 31. | Discrimination against the blue.
 jacket uniform of the navy at the
 dancing povilion of the Pine Beach
 and Amusement park, resort ad | jacent to the Jamestown exposition
 has led Secretary Metcalf to vigorous | action
 The appeal of Count Boni de Castel lane against the decision of the court Nov. IA last, granting a divorce to his
 wife, was aagin postponed. It prob | ably will not be heard until December Grand Lodge District No. 2, bNai
 b'Rith, elected A. Lowenthal, of Cleve.
 land, president; Norton Goldsmith, of Louisville, vice president, and Victor Abraham, of Cincinnati, secretary. The annual synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian church that has been in session in Allegheny closed after de ciding to hold the next synod at the Third church in Philadelphia. The Toledo Railway and Terminal
 Co.'S property was sold under order of the federal court to Andrew J. Sullivan, chairman of the bondhold-
 CTS committee, at the price of $2,OO0,- 900. No other bid was made.
 After examining c. P. Eckert, of St.
 Louis, general manager of the Waters Pierce Oil Co.,, and relative of Pres ident H. c. Pierce, the state an | nounced the closing of it's case in the
 antitrust custer and penalty suit
 against the oil company. Oscar Lowell Triggs, editor, writer
 and instructor in literature, and pro- lessor at the University of Chicago for sensational suit for divorce filed by his wife, Laura Sterrett Triggs. Col Felix Heiskel, who command
 ed the Thirteenth Virginia infantry (confederate) during the civil war, died at Kingisher, Okla, aged S2 years.
 Revision of the tariff by the friends
 of the people, was the subject of an address before the Norwood Demo cratic club by Judson Harmon, attor- ney general in the cabient of Presi- dent Cleveland.
 The Bankers club of Detroit cele- brated it's tenth anniversary by ban quet at the Hotel Cadillac. The chief speaker was William Barrett Ridgeley, comptroller of the currency. The topmast of the battleship Vir- mia fell during the drill hour, strik- ing one of the fighting tops, injuring
 Roatswain's Mate Griggin seriously
 and Seaman Kinley. Griggin is inter- nally injured and probably will die.
 The body of Ida Saxton Mckinley rests beside that of her distinguished husband in Westlawn cemetery. Her last words, o God, why should longer wait? Let me lie beside him, have been answered.
 A condenser pipe of the French bat tleship Patrie burst and the warship was thereby obliged to abandon her trials and return to this port. Several stokers were scalded.
 An earthquake of slight intensity was recorded by the seismograph at the New York state museum Friday. The action of the executive council in approving the recently drafted Pea body railroad rates has aroused pro- tests among local business men oI Porto Rico and the minority members of the council.
 Frank Hagerman, a banker of Sa- lima, Kas, reached Kansas City at noon Friday on a walk from Salina, distance of 1S6 miles, that he began week ago
 Jesse James, a son of the noted ban dit of that name, was graduated from the Kansas City School of Law here, receiving the highest grade of any in his class of 3S. He will practice law in this city.
 According to the Vorslsche Zeitung, the Prussian government intends in 1908 to begin the identification of sev, erA of the state railroads of westeri
 Germany, where the freight traffic is
 heavy.
 An incipient organization of Greater
 Berlin took shape in the establishment
 of an association embracing Berlin and the neighboring suburban towns, hav- ing a combined population of over 3,000,000.
 The sixtieth anniversary of the es- tablishment of the Hamburg-American
 Steam Packet Go. was observed at
 Hamburg by a general decoration of
 the harbor and public buildings with flags.
 Giacomo Puccini has definitely de cided to compose the music of an opera based on the life of Marie An toinette, the libretto of which will be
 prepared by Illika Schumann. Mrs. William Mckinley, widow of the late president, died at her home in Canton, O., at 1:05 o'clock Sunday afternoon. For many years Mrs. Nc Kinley had been an invalid. She ral- lied from the shock of her husbands s tragic death-but it left it's mark, and when it was known that she had sui fered a stroke of paralysis, little hope was felt that she could survive. The