The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-30

H1kko. MT. Woodman was one of the best known and prominent missiona- ries in the Orient, and for many years had charge of the American Episcopal mission.
 The New York Aerial Manufactur- ing and Navigation company of Brook lyn was incorporated to carry on the business of transporting passengers, i freight and other commodities by air ships of all kinds
 Another trunk murder mystery was added to criminal annals by the find ing of the body of Minos K Monjiap in the rooms of Vaham Nalbandian in boarding house at Lynn, Mass. Nal bandian is missing
 James Robinson, believed by the po- lice to be J. L. Byrd wanted for the murder of Joseph Block at Memphis, Tenn, in 1907, was arrested in Den yer.
 Reports from northern Wisconsin, particularly in the neighborhood of Ashland, tell of serious losses as a result of a cloudburst, the estimates of the losses varying from $400,000 to s750,O0O
 A bill for an injunction against the striking employees of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co., at Elwood, Ind, was filed in the federal court at Indianapolis.
 Twenty-Five hundred workmen em- ployed by Vickers Sons & Maxim on battleship construction at Madrid went on strike as a protest against reduction of wages.
 A plea for the stoppage of the white slave traffic between the United States and the Canal zone is contained in letter from C. w. Bar Der, second assistant of police of the canal zone, to the New York police.
 Mrs. J. Addison Hayes, daughter of the late Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy, died at her home in Colorado Springs, after an illness of six months.
 The Independent Order of Ahwas Israel is holding it's seventeenth an nual convention at New Haven, Conn.
 Half a battalion of Turkish troops have been ambushed by Hamavine tribesmen near Kerkuk in the village cluding the commander, whose family was carried off into slavery.
 It developed Wednesday that Cash fer Holleman, of the Bank of Ander- son, s. G., who suddenly left for parts unknown Sunday morning, had em- bezzled approximately $35,000 of the funds of the bank.
 The London suffragettes who re- gently were sent to prison for taking part in disturbances in Downing street were liberated from Holloway jail, as the result of carrying out a hunger strike" One of them, Miss Roberts, refused food for 126 hours. She is now under medical care.
 Bubonic plague has claimed one victim on the Island of Trinidad re- gently, according to report received by Surgeon General Wyman, of the publis health and marine hospital ser vice.
  the new Persian government for guar antees looking to the protection of Russian traders on the Russo-Persian frontier against plundering tribesmen. Unless guarantees are given, Russia will take steps to punish the tribes.
 Pitcher "Christy' Mathewson, the star boXman of the New York Nation al league, was forced to recede from the game in the sixth inning of the contest with St. Louis when line drive broke the second finger of his left hand He, will be out of the game for several weeks.
 Jose E. Tijerina was killed outright, Cayettano Lopez badly wounded, and two MeXicans were shot near Nc Allen, Tex The shooting was done by Deputy Sheriff T. L. Mayfield, who was endeavoring to arrest the men for gambling.
 All trains are running on time over the merged lines of Mexico and thus far the strike of train dispatchers has had no effect on operation
 Wyatt H. Ingram, Jr., trust officer of the Hibernia Trust and Bank com pany of New Orleans, was finally in- dicted by the grand jury. There are twelve counts two charging embez- clement and 10 charging forgery.
 Great ceremony attended the laying of the corner stone of Chicag0s new $5,000,000 city hall. A vast crowd as- sembled down town to hear the ad- dresses and the commemoration ode
 James Bivens instantly killed his brother David with a hoe at Patatown, N. c. The slayer surrendered at Colds boro and following preliminary ex- animation was released on bond.
 Dr. Edgar Holden, surgeon, writer on medical subjects and president of the Association of Medical Directors of Life Insurance companies, died Monday at the age of Il years.
 One thousand delegates, including 400 from the United States and other foreign nations, are attending the twelfth international anti-alcohol con- gress in London.
 Private George Hedgepath of the fortieth coast artillery, said to have been the largest man in the army, was killed at Fort Monroe by failing beneath the wheels of dummy train. Hedgepath weighed SIS pounds
 Five years hard labor with dishon- orable discharge from the army was the sentence imposed by court martial