The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-04

DOdleS or four prOSpeCtOrS nave been recovered and sixty section hands are digging for the ether two, one of them a woman.
 George w. Coleman, the 21 year old bookkeeper accused of robbing and wrecking the Cambridge National City bank, returned to Boston Friday morn ing and surrendered to the police. The losses of the bank, according to the latest estimates, will reach S200,000. Crushed under falling roof at Mil lard Hall at Minneapolis, at the University of Minnesota, Dr. James E. Moore. chad of the University of Min | nesota surgical department, and several students of the dental college were injured.
 Senator Stone introduced an amendment to the river and harbor | bill, relating to the improvement of | the river at St. Joseph It provides | that the entire cost of the improve | ments, estimated at $150,000, shall be | paid by the government, instead of | $75,0 ,000 by the city of St. Joseph. A mob of nearly 1000 men and boys | swarmed about the Dallas county, Tex, | jail demanding the negro, Allen | Brooks, who Wednesday afternoon at | tackled Ethel Buvins. A committee of | the jail and failed to find the negro.
 As a result of the cabinet meesng | Attorney General Wickersham tele- | graphed to District Attorney Wise at | New York to note an appeal from the | deciison of Judge Hough, dismissing for want of jurisdiction the indict- ment against the Press Publishing | Co. (New York World,) on the charge of libel in connection with the Pan ana canal cases.
 Just little sword thrust in the right arm of Senator Eugene Lintilhacs, delivered by Senator Rap | hael Millies-Lecroix, ended the much advertised duel between these two statesmen in the first round Thursday at Paris.
 Supt. F. A. Ericson of the Keystone | works of the International Harvester Co. at Sterling, H., has put the lid on liquor drinking by it's 600 employees while they are on duty.
 Leroy Percy of Greenvil1e, one of the most brilliant lawyers in Missis- | sippi, was nominated as United States senator from Mississippi, to fill out the uneXpired term of A. J. McLaurin, who died December 23
 States and sponges nave been elim- mated from the schools of Keesport, Pa, by order of the health officers be- cause of the prevalence of scarlet fever. The officials maintain that these are germ breeders.
 President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor has forbidden the general strike threatened as a result of the labor troubles of the Rapid Transit company in Philadelphia,
 Battling Nelson, lightweight cham pion of the world, lost the laurels he fought so long to gain and so hard to retain, when he succumbed to Adolph Wolgast, of Milwaukee, in a fight that had been scheduled to 45 rounds at Richmond, Cal.
 Following the recent decision of Federal Judge Hook, handed down at St. Louis, temporarily restraining the | Oklahoma corporation commission from enforcing it's 2-cent passenger rate, the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad company has begun charging three cents a mile in Oklahoma. | hn I | Milwaukee & St. Paul road went in to the ditch two miles east of Hast ing, Minn., Monday morning John Wilder, electrician of the train, was killed.
 As a counter movement to the cam | paign being waged by the anti-saloon forces for dry Chicago. announce ment was made that the United Societies are about to call a general mass meeting of all persons interest ed in preserving Chicago wet and to organize giant parade to march through the downtown district.
 President Taft Monday sent the following nominations to the senate: To be U. s. marshal for the western district of Texas, Eugene Nolte, to be U. S. attorney for the western dis trict of Texas, Charles A. Boynton, to be a rear admiral in the navy, Capt. sidney A. Staunton.
 Two hundred guests at two down town Pittsburg hotels-NewelPs ana the Antler-were routed from their beds early Monday morning by a fire sweeping from the basement to the roof of the six-story building of the Family theater, which is located be- tween the two hotels on Fifth avenue
 Announcement of the preliminary program of the National Conference of Charities and Correction, which will be held in St. Louis May 19 to 26, has just been made.
 The Leyland line steamship Philadelphia, Manchester to Boston ran aground Monday morning in 6 dense fog off Castle Island in Boston harbor. She carried a cargo valued at $1,000,000.
 Five hundred pesons attending 8 small theater at Patton, Pa, were pre- cipitated into the basement of the building when the floor collapsed dur ing a fire and one person was killed
 Surrendering to the Cincinnati DO lice Wednesday in order that he might have a chance to lead an hon est life," Christian Keppler, besides ad hitting numerous burglaries, declared he is also an anarchist, and that he