The Green Forest tribune., 1909-03-05
NEWS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE Wc,RlD TERSELY TOLD.
lORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
rlu4es sErom Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation, and Particularly The Great Southwest.

Ihe tOf4c1al llSt or Omplrek Ol luc |Nastarn league for the coming sea- bon as announced Friday hy Tip b.Neill are: John Mullen, Jack Has kall, J, M. Dugan and George Clarke Nandyke Stoops, son of Finlay Btmps of Pittsburg, Kas., Was found lead in his room late Friday He had 5hat himself through the forehead btOops, who was 2S years old and a- 3tndent at a Louisville dky) bush hess college, left a nole declaring thas. he Scould not live through the shame Iis parents had cast upon lhis life. gThe Tennessee senate "Wednesday Sassed the house bil to permit spar ling matches of eight rounds with SIX kunce gloves, and under direction Df |hartered clubs.
 William Smith, alias Randall, N9 Fears old, was Tuesday convicted cof Fobbing a Great Northern train on the Bhelby line. This is the second cnn- dction in the case. I've other b<ys Ire accused of comp2icitT. .Dr. A. l.. Arnwine. one G1 the pp0aal- lent physicians of central Texas. was |und won and killed while walking Jon he track near Calvert, Texas. l Stewart Douglas Robinson, l9 years |ld, nephew of President Roosevelt Ind a sophomore of Harvard college, |ell from a six-story window of Hamp- en hall, a dormitory, and was killed. He was. "a son of Douglas Robinson The steamship Prince Millem AV., |ihfch arrived at New York from Nen-
 zuela, brought reports of great dls- .ess in the hospitals as C.aracssS- "A hort time aago the physicians and urses in the hospitals went on strike |ecause tthe authorities failed to fnr- fish food and medicine
 Col. William F. Tucker, U- $. "A, lzias |eturned to the army and navy mos |Ssal at Hot Springs after hls seAperl- .es before the retiring board in Ghl- 20. Ike stated that he had not
 card from the report of the board-
 The requiredss 10. 900 has been raised pd 1t is n@w the intention to dedicate le Stephan ID. Lee memorial in the icksburg national military park in
 me.
 Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, of aJhl- .go. who is now in London, @as k,bbed of $IQM0G worth of ]ewelrS ehile on the WAY over frfom New ork. Detectives from Scotland Yard ;asattempting to llGcate the thief who, kafs Thought, Left the liner at Queens Ewn.
 f.Rrincess Trixie, 1tise famous educad- ! horse, burned to dfleath in Deia rare wreck, was ,owaed by w. h. srnas, of Sioux City, who has been hihitng her for the past ten years
 ae Wsss insured for $50,000. IDisgusted at the way Kansas papers |IMe .bsen attempting tta prove that crsie, COT unlawful puniAnments were
 ficted con Oklahoma copvicts, J. r.
 mners, president of the Oklahoma partmezt of agriculture and Of the | .te prispn board, offered as $lOo re- |aard each to one, two or three male |aalnaans cd sound mind and hody who ! all nnderao similar psanishmants ln-
 ;ted by t1ee same mar who was com fled sto ,punish Oklahoma oaIn'lcts at
 nsfng.
 |o 3ix persons were crushed to death Idd thirty were seriously injurad at |glsa, Okla,, Jslring a fire panic hn a Ewing picture stheater. The film Gf a I!chine caught fire, startiIg r9sn lspectators fr the exits More than 1900 delegates to the
 ssissippi grand lodge of MasOns Roard from Grand Master Edwin a. trtins that he had committed the ErAnd Hodge to "a withdrawal of all ternal correspondence and affill- cn with the grai.1 lodge of New Fsrey because in the latter jurisdse- .n the grand lodge recognizes and
 n2s to it's work Alpha Lodge, No, 4e.cated at Newark, and composed
 Lfntv of negroes.
 |icone half of the United States Navy st1fd be kept on the Pacific coast tirs a,a afmer. in the opinion of the Fate An amendment to the naval waS agreed to providing that in s dfScretjon of the president one 1 fFf Of the navy shall be kept in Asific waters so far as practicable. |27s president has already the author to 5bo divide the fleet, but the endment amounts to an expression
 v0ngress in favor of such action. e.kat6 Senator Gillett Wednesday re- |s. ed atletter threatening to blow up
 Ohio senate chamber next Tues koS The named signed was John
 . .aiska. He said there no longer F..sauy&c chance in this country for Epss; Epps nun
 \, 1fmeE President Eliot of Harvard |r,Ter5jty, who addressed both houses dhe Texas legislature, said, regard pu6lished report that he would |AY bQ offered the ambassadors
 zreat Britain, it would be impos-
 pc him to accept the post should
 fe&dered
 cesXxesident-elec Sherman was
 ENeet of honor at reception
 4&y night rendered him by his
 " merlbers of the Tape Worm ank organization which had its pkfopyin the days when Speaker | presided over she house