The Green Forest tribune., 1908-03-06

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 market in New York, but is met with hoots, ticker tape and large quantities
 Of water and retreats precipitantly.
 Angry because his wife refused to | live with him, Jacob Kober shot her dead at the home of her family in Ken | sington, Pa. Ee then shot Geo. Ia l Der, his father-in-law, and Mrs. Fa-
 Der. Both are at the Episcopal hos was captured.
 1 Charged with murdering her hus- l band, whose dead body was found near
 his home three weeks ago. and who
 was believed to have committed sui | eide, Mrs. Will Watts of Dresden,
 Tenn, has been arrested upon a war
 rant sworn out by her daughter, Mrs.
 Mary Bolin.
 | Russell Shelton, aged years one
 of the victims of the recent boiler eX-
 school building, is dead. This is the 1 first death from the explosion, al
 though several children are in dan | gerous condition
 While the shah was driving through
 the streets of Teheran in an auto,
 bomb was hurled at him. He es-
 capped uninjured, but three outriders
 were killed and number of persons l injured. Tho would-be assassin of the
 monarch escaped and there is no clew
 to his identity.
 E. P. Ripley, president of the Santa
 Fe railroad, denies that any intima-
 ton had reached him that he is to be
 asked to retire from the presidency l of the road at the next meeting of the
 directors in July.
 | Japan, which has never before per | mitted foreign soldiers to fight under her banners, is prepared now to &C., | cept the services of mercenaries from
 other lands. The new army and navy l regulations made provision relative to
 the persons and property of foreign
 officers and men so employed. A member of the Indiana Humane | Society has written President Roose-
 velt letter in which he begs the eX-
 ecutive to allow cock fighting to con-
 tinue in the Philippines.
 Forty persons were killed outright
 and 200 were imprisoned in the mines | of the Monterey Steel Go. at La
 Rosita, Mex, by an explosion from fire damp.
 The mystery behind the murder of
 King Carlos and Prince Luiz is not
 likely to be completely lifted. The
 new Portuguese government prefers
 that the crime should be regarded as
 the deed of individuals carried away l by the political passions of the mo-
 ment.
 After making gifts of nearly S1,000,- l 000 to relatives and for educational 1 purposes, Mrs. Anna M. Walker
 Weightman is married in New York
 to F. c. Penfield.
 Prosecuting attorney in Charleston
 manslaughter case vigorously charges
 that negligence on the part of Judge Grosscup and other directors was the
 cause of the fatal interurban wreck.
 President Roosevelt tells teachers he l ness and corruption.
 Several thousand dollars have been | collected and plans set on foot for a series of demonstrations against
 orientals on the Pacific coast, accord
 ing to a special from Vancouver, B. c.
 As the result of the situation in
 Hayti, arising from the demand of the | Eaytien government for the revolu- l tionary refugees in the foreign consu- | lar agencies and as a precautionary l measure, the United States gunboat l Paducah has been ordered to Gonaives.
 Levy Mayer, urging that the indict-
 ment against Judge Grosscup for the | Charleston wreck be quashed, says if | such indictments are upheld disin- tegration of corporate control must
 follow.
 | It is understood that Rear Admiral
 Evans has requested the navy depart ment not to order his fleet to visit San | Francisco or any other California port | because of the menace of bubonic | plague. Secretary Metcalf says that the fleet will undoubtedly go to San | Francisco, but naval officers believe | that Admiral Evans request will be granted.
 Three hundred female patients con- | fined in the south detached ward at | the Minnesota hospital for the insane were thrown into panic by fire which broke out under the building. None was injured.
 Representative Lilley makes definite | his charges in connection with graft | in the naval affairs committee and an | investigation by the house is prob able.
 Senator Gallinger in arguing for the ship subsidy bill says Admiral Evans | battleships outnumber American trad ing vessels in Pacific two to one. William F. Walker, absconding bank | cashier of New Britain, Conn, now | confined in the jail at Ensenada, said | he never intended to return to the | United States without eXtradition pro- | ceedings and that he will fight under every right granted by the constitu- tion of Mexico to prevent being taken back.
 Roman Catholic priests in Chicago are warned by Chancellor Dunne to guard against assassination. The Massey mines near Oakland City, Ind, were flooded by break in the Patoka river. The loss is $10,- 900. The mines will probably be aban. doned. They employed 150 men. The Indiana Sons of the Ameri-