The Green Forest tribune., 1907-06-07
} OF THE WEEK
TOME OF THE MOST iM. EANT EVENTS AT HOME \ AND ABROAD.
l EAST, WEST, SOUTH
SFefutIy Digested and Con- 3jSed Compilation of Cur tent News Domestic
 and Foreign.

and Foreign.
 |ded with holiday passengers, { nd & Southwestern trolley car Y from Wellington to Cleye' III struck, rear end, by another ;fhe corner of Sixth street and Avenue, resulting in at least e6ths and thirteen persons be |uxed.
 tfor Francis Joseph and the lfSs participated in the custom ,rpus Christi exercises, passing 1.-the streets accompanied by dsing procession in full robes 6Fms.
 His Turkish troops fully armed {f&ed the post telegraph station |0 one of the most important f commerce in Turkey. sXhperor of Germany, who re Accepted the honorary mem SkD which he was elected in the ISH Cross of Honor, has pre- a magnificent portrait of him hat order.
 |6 citizens discuss methods of (ing the Mckinley home intact X is to make a second Mount Ij1Where the furniture and gifts 1&tings and statuary of the Me 2 Hhay be preserved.
 6xial day was celebrated with lite ceremonies in the nation |fSl. The weather was ideal. nds made their annual pilgrim tathe Arlington National cem- fainfall in Houston, Tex, and tf Nor the A hours ended at ' Thursday night was IA inches, Mean be added an inch during Tday.
 |4Edward's new turbine yacht
 of 1000 tons was launched = was christened by Princess Sthe duchess of Argyll. |6rst anniversary of the death hRel Davitt was celebrated ill fmellite church in Dublin by ling of a r.quiem mass. I9 18th annual convention of the 11iEious Association of America E6n, Rev. Edward Everett Hale N principal address.
 United Society of Christian En- afYom it's headquarters at Bos- kde public statement denying I6 color line would be drawn International convention at Se- III year.
 Sneral land office sent out mo- Rhe proposed opening of bids SSale of 100000 feet of down fk the Cass Lake Indian res fMinnesota, on July IT next. 8nish edict has decided not Aake up the question of the lie Danish West Indies to the I kates.
 NIL. Moates, manager of the Als Mining Co.,, met death in &any's property at Dugway, 6nnty, Utah.
 &ttleship Nebraska left Mo
 Ward, Seattle, Wash, for the hnd navy yard at Bremen
 she was turned over to the x fates government.
 0ft Is to be made to secure the lc national convention for Next year, as well as the re- VI convention. The Iroquois ointed a committee to take (<eps to induce national con- En to decide fSvorably on Chi
 l of honor has been awarded |]i&Y Guion, of Middleton, N. Y., tdent Roosevelt for distin- naring in risking her life to tsof John c. Runyon, an aged 3fal strike of sailors and oth- 611ang to the French naval re- I'm at almost all the ports of
 daylight Friday and threat Epmplete paralysis of French 3&xn Ruef, the indicted ex-boss fancisco, appeared as his own |Si6 one of the many criminal [6&s pending against him. 6|33One in one of the crimson |ed pews of the Jewish syna- |1&t is Judge Lawler's tempora- he looked deserted and
 ohn Morlidge, known as a
 captain from end to end of
 And Mississippi rivers, died
 yearS' active service on the
 ing the civil war he served
 nction under Commodore
 as 5000 men fully equipped
 lar footing now on the Qua
 bntier. Distributed at strat-
 to the south of this capital
 additional troops, which
 goldiers can be transported
 er on "A hours notice.
 Traction System plans
 ectric line from St. Louis
 lolis. Many interurban lines
 that J. P. Morgan of New
 (ig watched by the police
 a fear that he may pur.
 Is of art contrary to the
 y are indignantly denied.
 Roosevelt delivered the
 dress at the unveiling of
 { to Gen. Henry w. Law.
 Speech was devoted to a
 of railway problems and
 paid a warm tribute to
 lon. the war governor ol