The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-01

the state has no right to sell it again through it's dispensary agents.
 The sundry civil appropriation bill carrying $105, ,715,369, is reported tc the house of representatives by the appI opriations committee.
 Eugene Munsell, president of the Mica Insulating Co.,, New York, sends his wife from the room and then leap: seven stories to his death.
 Gigantic irrigation project Is the fhe forerunner of the opening to set tlement of Indian lands in Montana
 Steamer St. Paul collides with the British cruiser Gladiator in a snow storm and 30 lives are reported lost.
 Paris papers do not spare the mem cry of the dead Duke de Chaulnes raking up the escapades of his youth
 Canadians are planning to build g big refinery in opposition to the h ternational Nickel Co.,, intending tc lower price of product and make il available III rail making and shil, tui]ding
 lightning is threatened between Guatemala and Honduras, according to semio-official information from both countries over the attempt in Guate mala City upon the life of President Cabrera. Cabrera suspects the Hon. duran government of complicity in the assassination plot Dr. Bustillo, Hon. duras minister at Guatemala City, Is in hiding.
 Thieves robbed the bank at Banda. na, Ballard county, Ky, taking $2,500 After trying to rob several residences they went to the telephone exchange Finding three young men there, one the assistant cashier of the bank, they proceeded to hold them up They found the keys of the bank on one of them, B. H. Hahs. They gagged and compelled him to go to the bank and open the safe.
 Mime. Anna Gould has arrived a. Naples, where Prince Helie de Sasan
 
 was on the dock when the Frederick der Crosse drew in, hurried up the gang plank met Mime. Gould on deck was evidently graciously received kissed the American woman's hand and escorted her to a waiting auto in which they were driven at top speed to the hotel, where Mme. Gould ! apartments have been engaged.
 Mrs. Mary Williams, pretty young matron, was declared insane at Bos. ton, Bowie county Ark. Mrs Will Hams husband disappeared, taking with him their two children, and this caused the breaking down of her men tai faculties.
 Miss Victoria Hale shot and killed her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maude Hale, at a farm 10 miles southwest of Full ton, Mo-, then came to Fulton two hours later and gave herself up. She was placed in jail to await trial.
 Four Italian laborers were killed in an explosion of gas in No. of the Ellsworth Coal Co.'s mine at Els worth, Pa. There were 100 men in the mine when the explosion occurred. The damage to the mine was slight
 Four thousand four hundred volts of electricity passed through the body of Fred G. Schenkemeyer at the Union Electric Light and Power plant, St. Louis, and, although he was ter ribly shocked and burned, it is prob able that the man will recover.
 Four masked men entered the rear doors. of the Indiana club at Hot Springs, Ark, and after taking the clubs bank roll locked all those pres. ent in small room and escaped. Drawn siX-shooters served as persuad- CTS. Nearly $10,0O0 was secured.
 Federal Judge c. c. Kohlsatt in Chi. cago struck blow against the express companies when he issued a sweeping injunction, restraining them from is- suing franks of any kind for the carry ing of merchandise.
 One hundred persons were rendered
 
 the private garage of Dr. Harzog at Sutter and Buchanan streets, San Francisco. Four houses were de- stroyed.
 One hundred and fifty-four men have been deprived of the rights of citizenship by the circuit and superior courts of Chicago as result of the war of the state and federal govern. ments upon anarchists.
 The national banks in Oklahoma have been told by the comptroller of the currency not to comply with the new state law guaranteeing deposits until the United States department of justice renders an opinion upon it.
 Actually searching large part of Guatemala City, house by house, for persons implicated in plot to as- sassinate him, President Manuel Ga brera of Guatemala has created a reign of terror in his capital.
 Four Italians were killed and 40 in- ured by the premature explosion of DldStluS poWuCl ee o Sohoei "elAoiA camp near Heber. Ark. The interpre- ter was killed and the names of those killed and inured can not be learned.
 Ralph Stuart, prominent young banker of the Clark County (Ark.) bank, was found dead in bed. He is supposed to have taken headache powder the night before.
 Formal orders have been issued for the transfer of the command of the Pacific fleet to Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas on May g.
 Frank Lewis Strangs Isotta, Italian, won the Briar Cliff trophy cup in the 344-mile auto race over the pictur- esque and perilous course at Briar