The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-01

I1SIlly r. DdNISOn OI lHe HGul Ol J | Pierpont Morgan & Co.,; Otto H. Kahn | and Mortimer L. Schiff of Kuhn, Loeb | & Co.,; John B. Dennish of Blair & | Co.,, George F. Baker, Jr., of the First | National bank and James Stillman, Jr., of the National City bank as the future money kings in America. Former President Roosevelt has | invited Governor Hughes to Sanga- mon Hill for a conference, but the nature of the conference he declines to make public.
 | Prison, or convict-made goods, are practically barred from interstate commerce by bill reported favor ably by the house judiciary commit | tee
 Francisco I. Madero, Liberal candi- date for president of Mexico against l President Diaz, charged with attempt ing to lead a rebellion, is held in the penitentiary in San Luis. The coronation of King George will take place about the middle of May, | 1911. Immediately after this cere- | mony the duke of Connaught will pro- | ceed to Canada to assume the offic of governor general.
 St. Louis shoe manufacturers have l presented a protest to Secretary of State Knox against the prohibitiv tariff placed by Mexico on shoes made in the United States. The new duty is $2.75 a pair
 Caught in the whirl of one of the worst electrical storms which has vis- | ited the mountains of Kentucky for years, H.. E. Honeywell and w. F. Assmann, who left St. Louis in the balloon Centennial in an effort to win the Lahm cup, were forced to earth in the Kentucky wilds, miles from any railroad station
 The senate passed the house postal savings bank bill The result is a big victory for President Taft The vote was A to 25.
 Editor Theodore Roosevelt is on the job. He arrived at the office of the | Outlook the first day and after go- ing swiftly through a large bundle of | correspondence, which had been laid l | into conference with other members of the Outlook editorial staff. Tho | holies of holies, the Roosevelt edito- rial sanctum, was barred to newspa- per men, the editor having announced that he did not wish to be disturbed | in his labors
 When President Taft goes to Bev- l od Q will leave Secretary Charles Nagel of the department of commerce and La | bor who is 6 feet inches tall and weighs 160 pounds, to "sit on the lid" !" This means that the St. Louisan will be the "senior officer present in Wash ington representing the president to whom assistant secretaries in charge | of other departments will go for ad- vice and counsel
 In resolution introduced in the house, Representative Humphrey of Washington makes the direct charge that a foreign shipping conference rules the shipping of the seas.
 Following a mine explosion in the | Chignecto coal mines of the Maritime Coal and Power company, at Halifax, N. S., number of the night shift were entombed. Searching parties, who tried to penetrate into the mine, were driven back by gas and it will be impossible to search the lower lev els until the fire is extinguished.
 The bill permitting Supreme Court Justice Moody to retire within the next five months was passed by the | house. The executive has determined in case Justice Moody avails himself of the retirement bill, which congress is expected to pass, that he will not appoint successor on the supreme bench until congress meets in Decem | ber
 Despite the official denial that any operation had been performed on Elm peror William, it became known that Professor Bier, the specialist called in by Doctors DIlberg and Needner l lanced several abscesses on the kai- ser's leg. It is possible that he will be ordered to take a long rest and re- cuperate at some medicinal springs resort.
 The Clerical party in Spain has op- ened it's campaign against the min istry of Premier Canaljeas. Cardinal Aguirre y Garcia, archbishop of Tole- do, the head of the Spanish episco- pacy, has instructed the clergy to in spire meeting of protest against the government policy concerning the church and non-Catholic religious or | ders.
 Herr Robl of Munich, who in June, 1902, won the hundred-kilometer bi- cycle championship of the world, and who had many other records to his credit was killed while making an aeroplane flight
 special to che Fl Paso Herald from Naco, Ariz., says that 63 Mexi- cans were surrounded at a rendezvous in Cananea Thursday night and marched to jail by troops. Nearly a hundred rifles were seized | Ten persons are dead, 50 missing and 2,000 others are homeless as the | result of confiagration which swept over MohileV, Russia, destroying more | than 600 buildings Business struc- lures, residences and tenem ents were leveled by the flames, which. defying all efforts to control, ate path | through the heart of the town.
 Assistant Secretary of the Navy Winthrop has been advised that the battleship Florida broke adrift in a