The Green Forest tribune., 1908-06-26

| News, who was given a sentence of
 three weeks imprisonment and placed
 under peace bond for six months as
 a result of publishing seditious arti-
 cles in his paper.
 To court his wife and once again
 win her love, Frank Jay Gould, the
 New York millionaire, has leased the
 P. P. Reddington estate at Belle Ha-
 ven, Conn.,, which adjoins the cottage
 at present occupied by his angry wife.
 Gould is daily visiting his children
 and hopes through them to again hold
 first place in his wife's heart.
 Six firemen were injured, two seri- ously, as the result of naphtha ex- plosion at fire in Chicago The
 blaze started in the Commercial Cab
 inet Co.'s plant.
 Because Indiana did not vote for
 Secretary Taft at the Chicago conven-
 tion, the newly nominated presidential
 candidate will pay to an enlisted man of the navy good cigar. Taft made
 a wager with Seaman Burns of the
 monitor Florida that he would get
 some delegates from every state in the Union at Chicago.
 Two tramps were killed and brake man, w. H. Manley, fatally injured,
 when car loaded with dynamite and
 attached to a Denver & Rio Grande train blew up near Sargent, Col. A hot box caused the explosion.
 Col. William Hamilton Young of
 Washington, D. C., died in Chicago. Young had been night manager of the Western Union office at Washington for nearly 50 years and was personal | ly known to nearly every politician in the country.
 As Charles Mccoy, young farmer, was hitching his horse to an arc light pole at Marshall, Mo-, he touched | live wire and only lived a snort time Fire destroyed the plant of the Shel- by (O) Steel Tube Co.,, owned by the United States Steel corporation The loss is said to be close to $2000,000.
 Dr. Thomas w. Small, a resident | physician on the steamship St. Paul, committed suicide in his stateroom by shooting himself in the temple l The Lemoine diamond case came to a sensational ending with an un- expected climax Lemoine has fled from Paris and his famous formula for the manufacture of diamonds is 2 fantastic farce
 | The special service squadron, con- sisting of the battleships Maine and Alabama, which sailed from San Fran cisco June 8 in advance of the Atlan- tic battleship. fleet, arrived in Hono- lulu Tuesday, one day ahead of the schedule time. Secretary of the Inte- rior Garfield was received by Gov. Frear and other officials.
 The Big Four directors have or dered the dividend on common stock passed, but declared the regular divi- dend on preferred. Lake Erie &, | Westerns dividend was passed. | The American Thomas car has re- | covered much of it's lost ground in the last few days and is but 30 days behind the German Protos. In its | present rate of gain it is believed | the American car will be on equal terms with the Protos within another week. The Protos won the $1OO00 | trophy offered by the Trans-Siberian Alaskan Railway Co. to the car that | first reached Chita The Italian car Zust is still far in the rear and the last reports from it showed it to be | in a bad way.
 His body almost drained of blood from slashing his wrists when cap | ture was certain, farm hand known as August, the Swede," lived just long enough to confess crushing the skull of Mrs. Joseph McVey in her home and died in the jail at Walden, Ohio. The man attacked Mrs. Me- Vey, ransacked the house and fled, leaving her for dead.
 Mamie Ann Williams, IF years old, has caused the arrest of Dr. E. Ly- man Denison of Chicago She alleged the physician ,on Oct. 19 of last year. had given her drugged wine. The girl also alleges that the physician, who is married, and lives with his wife and a 13-yearold son, also had taken her and her sister to fiat" in Forest avenue, the location of which she is unable to tell. The phy- sician was taken to cell after being | arrested.
 George E. Brennan has been named received for the Barry Bros. Trans portation Co.,, which operates line of excursion and other boats out of Chicago. The action was taken by Judge c. M. Walker on the applica- tion of Joseph LamoreauX, who holds three judgment notes aggregating ST. 200
 John McElligott, 13 years old, while playing tag with his sister on the second floor of an unfinished build ing in Chicago, slipped and fell two stories into basement. In falling he dislodged a heavy stone, which fell on him. crushing him to death Warren R. Tales of Providence, R. l., was granted an absolute divorce from his wife, Katherine Fales. Fales named his son as correspondent.
 Public school teachers or Chicago, numbering more than 6,000, will re- ceive an increase in pay beginning Jan. 1, 1909. The increase will mean an additional outlay of $5OO,00O.
 Eugene P. Murphy, 63, who repre- sented the United States in Alaska at the time of it's transfer by Russia,