The Green Forest tribune., 1909-06-25

shocks occurred again at Toulon and Marseilles. The water in the harbor at the latter place. receded two feet, returning to it's usual level only after several hours.
 The American steamer San Juan which went ashore recently at the mouth of Catangnian harbor island of Subig has been refioated.
 Because his mother provided in her will that he should be disinherited if he refused to return to the Amish style of dress which calls for hooks ing, Levi Yoder killed himself in his home near Masilon, Ohio.
 L.sanity was the plea entered for the defense of w. S. Biggera, charged with killing J. Green Hood in front of the Central hotel, Charlotte, N. c. Dr. S. Mcdowell testified that he was convinced Biggers was suffering from "confusional insanity"
 Engineer Thomas Mcdonald was killed Fireman Burnton was fatally injured and Mrs. S. Kun and her baby were probably fatally hurt when a Chicago & Northwest passenger train was derailed in the yards at North Fond du Lac Mrs. Kun lives in Me- nominee, Mich.
 Chloroform, administered external ly, caused the death of Mrs. Nora Jane Clemenson, wife of Dr. Haldane Clemenson, of Chicago, May 31, ac- cording to an official report made to Coroner Hoffman, after chemical analysis of the womans body
 President James McCrea. of the Pennsylvania railroad has been ap- pointed agent of the Alaska-Yukon- exposition in the negotiations with the city council of Philadelphia for loan of the Liberty bell as an exhibit.
 The historic church of Marialine, in Belgium, which contained valuable Rubens, was destroyed by fire.
 The French institute has divided the Osiris prize of $20,000 between M. Bleriot, the aeronaut, and Gabriel Voi- sin, the aeroplane manufacturer, for their contributions to the progress of aviation.
 The sale of the Central of Georgia railroad, carrying out plans forecasted more than a year ago, is announced.
 Mother" Jones, who became fa- nous during the anthracite coal strike in Pennsylvania as a worker for the unions, was introduced to President Taft by T. V. Powderly of the depart ment of commerce and labor
 United Norwegian Lutheran church voted to raise $1,000,000 jubilee fund to be used in 1914 to mark the twenty fifta anniversary of the founding of the church convention.
 Because he was spanked by his mother, the five-year-old son of Mrs, Samuel Scott of Central City, Ky, carried out a threat that he would drown himself in a well on the prem ises. After the whipping the child left the house and in a moment his mother heard him scream. She looked into the well and saw his curls just above the water.
 Thomas H. Nealson a well-known undertaken of Troy, N. r., was shot and almost instantly killed in his of flee by an unknown person, who es- capped. Mr. Nealson's purse, contain ing a large sum of money, is missing.
 Elinor Beattie, who is wanted in New York on charge of grand lar ceny, was arrested in London. The police secured a quantity of jewelry which has had in her possession. The remainder, the woman says she pawn ed iii New York.
 William Webster, a negro restauran, keeper, who killed Henry Tolbert, col. ored, in his place of business in Des Moincs, Ia., Friday night, was captured in a rooming house at St. Joseph, Mo.
 Professor" Jimmy Kelly, a veteran pugilistic manager and trainer, is dead Kelly was one of John L. Sulli- vans trainers when the latter was in his prime.
 Queen Helena received Lord c. Gris. com the American ambassador, in fare. well addience. This was an unusual mark of esteem, as it is customary for ambassadors when retiring to be received only by the king.
 The pope received in audience Mgr. Falconio, apostolic delegate at Wash ington, Archbishop Farley of New York, Archbishop O'Connell of Boston, Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans and Titular Archbishop Seton of Melioo. oils, as well as the various Ameri.an bishops who have been in attendance on the golden jubilee of the American college.
 Five persons met death by drowning in the waters adjacent to St. Louis Sunday w. Costello and two uniden' tified men drowned in Creve Occur lake. Mrs. Emery Campbell and Mrs Mary Nelson drowned in Cahokia creek.
 Representative Rodenberg (Ill.) in. troduced resolution providing foI an appropriation of $300.000 for part .icipation by the United States in the Brussels exposition.
 Senator Beveridge of Indiana has introduced an amendment to the tariff bill, prohibiting any dealer or man, ufacturer oI tobacco from giving away coupons CT devices entitling the pur. chaser to a gift or prize.
 T;o,,tonant CchaoklatOn leader Ot the South, Pole expedition, which attracted much attention recently, ar rived in London, with several mem bers of his party, and was welcomed by the president and members of the Royal Geographical society.