The Green Forest tribune., 1909-02-19

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 and then slid off and sank in deep water. Seven persons were drowned, l but the remainder of the crew took the ships small boats and later were | picked up by pilot boat
 Following cloudburst in Rubio canon, above Pasadena. a terrific flood of water came down the narrow
 canon precipitating the Rubio canon l pavilion into the ravine and burying | Fred T. Drew, agent of the Pacific | Electric railroad, with his wife and | four children in the ruins.
 Blood poisoning, resulting from a
 slight cut on the finger during an op-
 eration, has caused the death of Dr.
 Adolph Won Duering. noted sur
 geon and physician of New York. | The one hundredth anniversary of
 the birth of Charles Darwin was eel l ebrated in the New York Academy of Science, at the Museum of Natural | History, with the unyeiling of $
 bronze bust of the naturalist present.
 ed to the museum by Charles r. Cox
 The house committee on census de- cided that there should be no attempt l on the part of the house to pass the census bill over the veto of the presi-
 dent. This action was taken after l much deliebration among the leaders
 of the house and senate.
 | Surrounded by flowers and gifts
 Harry K. Thaw celebrated his 37th
 birthday. Mrs. William Thaw, his
 mother, helped make the occasion
 bright.
 As a result of an opinion by Assist
 ant Attorney General Sluder of Tex
 as there is probability some of the l textbook companies which have con-
 tracts with the state will be sued for l cancellation of contract The school
 officials of Hopkins county advised
 the attorney generals department
 that 4,G76 books needed in that county could not. be obtained from the con- | panies having contracts with the state, and suit may be instituted | against these companies for breach of | contract
 The porte has notified Russia of it's
 acceptance in principle of Russia's | latest financial proposal for a settle
 ment of the Turko- Bulgarian dispute. bill has been introduced in the Cuban senate to annul the order of
 the American military authorities | abolishing the lottery.
 Rooseveltian doctrines of anti-race | suicide are not practiced to any ex- | tent cn the canal zone, according to | figures given, out by the isthmian ca | nal commission. They show that the
 average zone family consists of hus- | band, wife and one child.
 Yielding to the moods of artistic | temperament and resenting criticism | leyeled at his work, Oscar Mundhenk. | young sculptor, wrecked an elabor- ate production he was executing for | the new St. Marys Catholic church at Marietta, Ohio.
 Complaining that the name of the | National Red Cross is being infringed upon to sell such commonplace mate rials as chicken feed, and that persons have resorted to the use of the name | to collect funds net designed for the relief of of suffering humanity, Miss Mabel Boardman, secretary of the American National Red Cross, ap- pealed to the house committee on for l eign affairs for further legislation to | supplement its original incorporation. Senator Frye has abandoned his eff | forts to have the nomination of w. D. | Crum, the negro reappointed as col l lec.or of customs at Charleston, s. C., | confirmed at the present session. Armour & Co.,, the largest of the Chicago packing concerns, has been | called upon to furnish the federal gov ernment with ammunition in the war | of the department of justice upon the | beef trust and the National Packing | Co.
 Hundreds of unemployed made l violent demonstration in Berlin coin | cident with the arrival of the British l king and queen and were only sub dued by the police, who drove the l mob before them with drawn sabers.
 About fifty were severely wounded, several perhaps fatally, and score or more were arrested.
 Tn case of war Japan could un- doubtedly take the Philippines. but in l year we could retake the islands and | the empire of Japan with them" This was the declaration made by former l United States Senator George F. Ed munds of Vermont.
 Leroy Cannon, Virginian by birth | and distant relative of Speaker Can non, whose family now resides in | Harrisburg, Pa. was forcibly expelled l from Honduras, being put aboard | fruit steamer bound for New Orleans. 1 He was carried from Tegucigalpa, the | capital, to Puerto CoteZ. by military | escort. and was about to be locked in | the Cortez iail until the ship sailed, l but the American consul made such | violent protest that Cannon was pa | roled in his custody until the vessel l sailed.
 Congressman Shepherd of Texas | has introduced a bill providing for q
 world temperance conference, One of Nebraskas solons proposes l to introduce bill In the state legisla- | ture which If it becomes a law will | segregate all Japanese employed in packing houses.
 l That the interior department, in it's I investigation of land frauds, has suf- fered by the legislative limitation on | the use of the secret service of the