The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-30
NE W5 IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
H0RTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign, Lands Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 The Great Southwest.

D. U bdTuldI JuIlk peQuleT, WuOSS correct name is said to be Isadore Lewis, is in jail at Los Angeles, charged with attacking and robbing another peddler named Sam Miller, between Thompson and Waterbury, Conn.,, six years ago.
 Frank Goodale, a young aeronaut, in attempting to fly his dirigible frcn the Palisades park, across the Hudson from upper Manhattan to Belleville, suburb of Newark, N. J., lost his way in a fog, however, and came to grief by landing waist deep in a morass about seven miles from the point of starting
 The committee of the council for the higher education of the Bohemian youth are in session in Iowa City, Ia. Delegates from all over the United States are present The aim is to aid Bohemian youths in getting a univer sity and technical training.
 The federal house of parliament was thrown into a panic at the end of an all night session when Speaker Sir Frederick Holder fell from his seat in fit and died before medical aid could be summoned, at Melbourne, Australia.
 Prince Miguel of Braganda, eldest son of Duke Michael, the pretender to the Portuguese throne renounced for ever his rights to the throne of Por- tugal to marry Miss Anita Stewart, daughter of Mrs. James Henry Smith of New York.
 The Louisville baseball club and franchise, owned by George Tebeau, was sold to William M Grayson, Jr., of St. Louis.
 Two are dead and two are seriously ;. injured as the result of a cloud burst that deluged Two-Mile Canyon, north r. 'oulder, Colo.
 Two unidentified tramps, stealing a ride in a lumber car, were killed, Brakeman Huffman fatally injured, Conductor Baker seriously hurt, and three passengers received minor in juries in a head-on collision between two Missouri Pacific freight trains near Howe. Neb.
 During sham battle in the Alaska Yukon-Pacific stadium between 100 members of the Improved Order of Red Men and an equal number of state militiamen, Joseph Morhinway, of Everett, Wash, one of the Red Men, was shot and killed
 Captain Peter c. Hains, Jr., inn proving the time he was sentenced to serve at Sing Sing for killing William E. Annis, has invented an appliance that is said to have increased the eff ciency of a street cleaning machine used in New York city.
 Richard Barr, a special agent of the treasury department, who was chiefly instrumental in unearthing evidence regarding losses suffered by the gov ernment through fraudulent under :. weighing of sugar, was promoted to the position of acting deputy surveyor in charge of the weighing department of the customs division. The salary is $3,500 a year.
 Miss Eliza Warren, a well-known actress and head of Cleveland school of elocution and acting, was probably fatally stabbed by her sister, Mrs. Mary Sutton, who was temporarily demented.
 The Mobile (Ala) police commis- sioners have established curfew law for negroes All the blacks must be at home or in bed at 10 p. m.
 Mayor John R. Cronin, Chief of Pc lice w. r. McMasters and Joseph Schuster of Joliet were injured in an automobile accident at Lyons, III. They are in Chicago hospital Their automobile skidded into bridge.
 Fifty quinine pills swallowed by the 4-year-old son of Cecil Drake of zNewton, N J., caused the child'a death in a few minutes. The baby Hound the pills in his fathers pocket and ran with them into the yard and ate them before they could be taken away.
 F At the conference Friday between Republic Iron and Steel Go. and Amalgamated association officials, the 1909scale was signed, thereby prevent Ing walkout of about ten thousand men employed in the Republic com pany's plants. The 1909 scale signed is practically a duplication of last years scale, with a few minor changes.
 About two hundred shoe packers in -four factories of Lynn, Mass, re- mained away from their work in ac- cordance with a notice sent out by < the union demanding a readjustment of wages.
 A man under middle age, giving his name as John Brown and his home Nebraska, who said he had been tramping over the country for years, died in St. Francis hospital in Colum. bus. O., from bullet wound sustained in a quarrel with two confederates in street hold-up which had occurred a short time before.
 Harry hIch, 16 years old, St. Louis. and Joseph Steinger, IT years old, Madison, H., gave themselves up to the Chicago police and confessed that Athey had robbed the house of [ Alschuler in St. Louis.