The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
NEWS IF THE WEEK
TEST NEWS OF THE WORLD TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign, Lands Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 The Great Southwest.

The supreme court, at Columbus, O., in a decision, holds that the right of cities to tax automobiles was taken from them when the state automobile tax license law was passed
 A desperate attempt to wreck south bound Milwaukee passenger train, just north of Redfield, $. D., was. made A young farmer who was walking on the track to his nome heard an explosion. He inevstlga4ed, and found a section of the track had been blown out. He Jagged the pas senger train and prevented dlsas- trous wreck.
 A west bound Canadian Paclhc freight train was ditched near kam- lopps, Manitoba, and five tramps stealing a ride were killed. TWO oth- CTS were badly injured.
 It is understood that the Turklsh government has ascertained that the :. cash deposits of Abdul Hamid, the oe- posed sultan of Turkey, ill the lnpe- rial Bank of Germany amount to hVe million Turkish pounds, approximate ly s21, 300, GOO. How to obtain posses sion of this sum is exercising the minds of the Turkish authorities.
 Seven miners were badly burned Thursday, one so seriously that he Will probably die in an explosion Of gas m the Dixon-Pocahcnta Coal company mine at FIuger, w. Va.
 Following a trivial quarrel George Cohen, g years old, secured a target rifle and killed Maggie Farrell, years his senior The shooting occurred al Edgefield, t suburb of Waco, Tex.
 That there will be no interference with Sunday baseball in Indiana this season was indicated when it was learned that the test case against Charles Carr, manager of the Indiana polisgs ! would not come up Ill the crimih al court until late in September.
 Robert Le Clerez, who, it is alleged by the police is wanted in Hachen- sack. N. J., in connection With the forgery of a check for $30,000 was found San Francisco. He will be detained until instructions arrive from New Jersey.
 L John J. Ryan, the well known Cleveland sporting man, was lndlcted on a charge of operating a bucket : shop by the Hamilton county grand jury.
 While bathing in Linn creek, near Marshaltown, Iowa, Carl Johnson aged 8, and his brother Leonard, aged T were drowned in twelve feet Of water. The bodies were recovered.
 Albert Ziegel of Buffalo, N. Y., one of the pioneer brewers of America, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Herman Grau, aged 9l.
 Stephen S. Pangburn, 60 years old' a produce merchant of Cassopolis, Mich. was arrested charged with the murder of his wife from whom he had been separated. The police found hlm lying uniniured beside his w1fe,s pody: . The ninth biennial convention ot the International Boot and Shoe work CTS opened at Syracuse, N. r., With 24T delegates present.
 The first execution on Hawaiian ter ritory during a period of three years occurred when Vi aHi Dam, Korean recently convicted of murder, was hanged for his crime.
 The president has ordered court martial to meet at Denver, Colo, July Eth for the trial of First Lieutenant Clarence s. Kettles, U. 5. A. on charges of financial irregularities pre- ferred by General Thomas, command fpg the department of Colorado.
 Virgil Farr, who, with w. l.. Boyd, is alleged to have first fired upon A. 1wNNewman in last Mondays deaoiy 7 st eetaduel at Meadowvile, Miss, mas r -,rrendered to the authorities. -SS- Chief Plenty Horse, a Sioux Indian, s0 wears old, connected with Wlld West. show. was killed by train at inc South station, Boston. He was from the Pine Ridge agency and mar ried
 Rev. D. w. Baker, D. D., 67 years or age, a pioneer Methodist minister or the central Illinois and Methodist con rarence, died at Guthrie, Okla. He was connected with the Illinois Wes- leyan university at Bloomington sew eral years, president of the Chaddock college at Quincy, H., and later presi- dent of the Missouri Wesleyan uni- yersjty at Cameron.
 The government expedition under Cant. Elmar Mikkelson, the Arctic ex- plorer. sailed aboard the Danish steamer Alabama for Greenland, to searo6 for the bodies of the Ericksen party.
 Mrs. Lena Mason wfio recently at tempted to shoot John w. Talbot. Xzpreme president of the Order oi 0lFls, in front of the South Bend, Ind.) rolice station, was held to the Rand jury on the charge of attempt ing murder. Her bond was placed at s5000 in default of which she went to jail.
 According to the Alberta govern ment reports issued one-third to three quarters of the winter wheat in the southetn part of that province was killed9 The ground has been plowsd up and re-sown in oats.