The Green Forest tribune., 1910-02-11

 til February II, to permit Ballinger to get counsel to represent him at the hearings and cross-examine l.. R. Glavis.
 Fire following 6 series of explosions swept the United States Medical Supply building at West and Vestry streets, New York, and caused a loss of $G00,000.
 All Sunday performances i'll theat- CTS except sacred concerts and per formances of an educational character were declared illegal by the appellate division of the supreme court of New York. The decision affirms the legality of an ordnance passed by the alder men.
 Gov. Haskell Friday offered $500 for the arrest of Abraham Snakeye, a full-blooded Creek Indian, who is wanted on a charge of the murder of Jack Ners.
 High officials of all the leading ex- press companies of the United States will be compelled to appear in per son at the interstate commerce hear ing now being conducted in New York to determine whether an express monoply exists in defiance of the Sherman antitrust laws.
 After having buit some of the largest public institutions for the in sane in the northwest, Frank R. Pettibone, a contractor, was commit ted to the Minnesota state hospital for the insane, where he will be an inmate of the building he erected several years ago.
 On the basis of an equal distribu- tion of the money in circulation in the United States on Feb. l, a person would have Is cents less than he or she had a year ago. The circulation per capita on Feb. 1 was $34.S2. A year ago it was $35.
 Hery Heath, probably the most famous natter in the world was found dead in his office in the fashionable West End in London. Although the case bore indications of suicide the authorities began close investiga- ton.
 Because she spurned his attentions, Elijah Baba Badel, Persian, 30 years old, and a student in the University of Maryland medical school at Baltimore shot and killed Miss Marie Lewson, A years old, of Portland, Me, who was dental student at the same institution, and then fired a bullet into his own body. Sandie Morrison postman, and pro- | minent in Western bowling circles, | shot his wife, her father J. A Sum- her, and then shot himself on the street of Omaha Thursday. Charles S. Cummings, the Boston l broker, accused of uttering most of | $1,1S5,000 in forged notes made by John B. Lombar, former treasurer of South Framingham Mass, was found guilty on two charges of larceny and uttering Cummings was sentenced to not more than eight years or less than five years in states prison.
 After a tumultuous session, result ing from one of the bitterest fights in the history of the organization, the an- nual convention of the United Mine Workers of America adjourned Thursday morning. St. Louis was chosen as the convention city for 1911.
 Her husband and her dogs are treated alike in the will of Mrs. Min nie Knoch, who died recently in New York. The document, which was filed Thursday, leaves $10.000 as a trust fund, the income to be used to sup port the dogs in luxury. An equal sum is left to the husband, Henry Knoch
 Charging Gov. Charles N Haskell and other state officers with a viola tion of the Oklahoma constitution and the laws of the state in the manner in which public moneys have been ex- pended, Representative Leslie A. Mar is, representing the Republican minor ity, filed an affidavit in the lower house of the legislature.
 Former Sheriff Joseph F. Shipp, Nick Nolan and Luther Williams, the three men sentenced to ninety days in jail for contempt of the supreme court of the United States for their connec- tion with the lynching of the negro Johnson in Chattanooga, Tenn, in 1906, finished their sentences and were discharged Saturday morning.
 One of the most serious railway ac- cidents i.l England since the disaster n trai n ot Soli ich in July. 1906, when many Americans lost their lives, occurred at Stoats Nest Station near London, on the London and Brighton railway, Saturday. Eight dead and about thirty injured were taken from the wreck.
 Attorney General Wickersham and District Attorney Wise at New York discussed the decision rendered by Judge Hough dismissing the Panama libel suit case because of want of ju- risdiction. It is said at the depart ment that the decision is one from which the government has the right of appeal. The expectation is that MT. Wickersham will talk over the matter with the president before de- cldlng Wnetner or not to carry the case to the supreme court
 Hubert Latham, the French aviator fell 150 feet while making a flight at Heliopolis. The monoplane was wrecked, but Latham was not injured
 Senator Gore Thursday introduced a resolution directing the committee on postoffices and post roads to inquire into the cost of transporting second class mail matter