The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29

daughter Annie, II years and months old, were married at Upper Rockhouse Creek, Ky.
 Reused to action by the death of William H. Marsh by the rabies, the health department of New York has begun a campaign to kill off all the strange dogs of the city. Dr. Darling ton, health commissioner, working with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, will begin the sys- tematic elimination of the 150,000 stray dogs.
 Indications are that Wisconsin will give La Toilette 25 votes in the na- tional convention, while it is conced- ed that Taft will win on the first bal lot
 Immigration authorities say that the homeward tide of foreigners is again on the increase. European steamers in the past four days have carried away not less than 10,400 aliens as steerage passengers. The weeks total is expected to reach upwards of 1000. Presbyterian general assembly, i'll session in Kansas City, plans a world wide evangelical campaign. Great interest taken in Indiana in the suit to deprive brewing companies of charters and wind up their affairs; beer men charged with breaking. Eastern railways may fight in court
 the new accounting system prescribed by the interstate commission. Senator Thomas c. Platt will not at tend the Republican convention. It will be the first time in many years that the senator has been absent from
 national convention of his party. He
 was chairman of the New York state
 delegation in the conventions of 1896. 1900 and 1904. This year Senator Platt is delegate from the Thirtieth district, but has notified his alternate to serve.
 President Roosevelt and Attorney General are declared by White House statement to be in perfect harmony over the New Haven railroad | suit. despite sensational stories of 9 clash.
 Judge L. R. Wilfey, who has been | under fire for his administration of | justice in China for some time, leaves | to resume his duties and continue his l drastic policy of cleaning out corrup- tion under his jurisdiction. President Roosevelt made it clear that he fully o,N io4n ,,ly J,,Ir 1 has done.
 With the utmost deliberation, Fred eriek w. Huff a wealthy Marshall county (Mo.) farmer committed sui
 eide by throwing himself under a 1 train, near Axtell, Kan. Huffs head
 was severed from his body. The Howard street bridge of the Michigan Central railway in Detroit collapsed Eight workmen were | thrown 40 feet down into the new l Michigan Central tunnel. Three men | are dead. three are dying and the oth- | CT two probably will die. Justice O'Gorman found for the de- fense in the suit brought by Miss Mae | Wood for divorce from Senator Platt, | and committed the plaintiff to the
 Tombs in default of s5.000 bail on a charge of perjury
 Errors of two and three degrees in
 the existing charts of the Pacific ocean have been discovered by party of sci
 entists who have just returned from a | IT months cruise in the interests of Andrew Carnegie.
 Three indictments charging Ray Lamphere with murder and arson
 were returned by the Laporte county (Ind) grand jury. One indictment,
 containing four counts, charges him
 with murdering Mrs. Belle Guinness, Myrtle Sorenson, Lucy Sorenson and Philip GunnesS, Jr. One ir 1ictment, containing two counts, holds him as the principal and accessory after the | fact in the murder of Andrew Helga line.
 Miss Anna L. Carton, formerly su- preme record keeper of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World, is dead, following a lingering illness. That William H. Marsh, the wealthy Flatbush inventor, died of hydropho bia was declared by Dr. Emil Hartung.
 the coroner's physician, after the au-
 topsy had been performed. President Roosevelt will receive $10,000 from the estate of Benjamin k
 Hadley, an eccentric millionaire O: Someraville, unless the courts decide
 that new will of his is forgery. Coal mining troubles between the operators and miners in the states of
 Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Ar
 kansas are practically ended. After 70 days of negotiations, an agreement
 over a wage scale and working condi tions for the next two years was
 reached by committees of the opera tors and miners.
 A unique exhibit in support of the announcement of the railroads that freight rates will be increased, was | made by the Lake Shore railroad when one mile of idle engines were photographed at Elkhart, Ind. Between 5O and 60 were killed and ] more than 100 injured in a crossing collision at Contich, six miles south east of Antwerp between trains bound respectively for Brussels and Lierre. With strong force of troops hur rying to the southward to suppress a | fresh anti-government outbreak, and the former minister of war and navy Septimus Marius, melting a general Hatien insurrection from his refuge ! at Kingston, Jamaica, President Nord