The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-03

the British bark SWanhllda was wrecked near Cape Horn. The Swan hildo was under command of Captain Payne, who with his wife and 13 mem bers of the crew, was lost.
 While going about 80 miles an hour in practice run before the first race was called at Indianapolis, Ind, Old field broke the steering knuckle in his machine. The car was thrown upon the embankment, but Oldfield escaped injury.
 Jeff Watson, negro, who murdered Deputy Sheriff Scott Taylor at Acton, Ala, mine was lynched. Matson was
 captured by Deputy Sheriffs Henley | and Poler of Shelby county, between Birmingham and Acton.
 Leroy Hendricks, 1S-year-old son of Mayor A. R. Hendicks of Sterling, H., has departed on motorcycle for a trip around the world. He started
 west, taking with him $15.
 A mine rescue and experimental sta tion at Hinton, Ind, is provided for in bill introduced in the house of rep resentatives by Cullop of Indiana. He sets forth the needs of the station | and indicates that $50,000 should be | appropriated.
 Frederick w. Carpenter resigned as private secretary to the president and was nominated by the president as | minister to Morocco It was stated f Co nr'c in lon of | breaking down under the pressure of | work in the White House. He is na- | tive of Minnesota
 One man is dead, dozen are seri- | ously wounded, while several hundred persons are nursing bruised heads at | Newmarket, Ireland, as the result of the most violent clash that has yet oc- cured between the Irish followers of William O'Brien, leader of the United | Irish league, and John Redmond, head
 of the Irish Nationalists.
 Indictments alleging conspiracy to
 keep up the price of fish have been returned by the San Francisco grand jury against the Western Fish com- pany and IS individual officials and stockholders in the concerns and
 smaller firms, all connected with them.
 At Brookville, Ind, the 2-year-old
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles
 Master ran in glee to her mothers arms. Mrs. Master bent over and caught the child in her arms, when | the little one uttered a cry and fell to the floor A needle in the mother S
 dress had pierced the child's breast
 and penetrated the heart.
 Oklahoma City, Okla, and Wichita Kans, are in a death grip, both
 claiming the larger population and at the same time chargin each other
 with padding the population roll. The bureau of census at Washington has been appealed to, and Director Du-
 rand will seek to ascertain from the respective supervisors if any padding was done.
 A registration bureau for out-of- town visitors to New York is to be es- tablished there by officers of the va
 rious state societies. The plan is to
 have a suite of rooms in a central To- cation where strangers may arrange
 meetings with New Workers who hail from their section of the country. An anarchist threw a bomb at the | monument erected at Madrid to the victims of the attempt against King
 Alphonso on his wedding day, May 91, 1906. The bomb did little damage, but wounded the anarchist, who
 when pursued by the police, killed himself
 The guard about King Alfonsos pal
 ace was doubled as a result of infor-
 nation obtained by the police of a formidable anarchistic plot against the king. A search of the rooms of Jose Tobarelli, the anarchist killed Monday by the premature explosion
 of bomb, revealed the plot. More than score are dead throughout France as the result of terrific storms, waterspouts and
 winds of cyclonic force that for three days have swept the country. The | property damage is estimated at sey-
 eral million dollars.
 Walking enthusiasts among the Americans in Panama have invited Edward Payson Weston to come to the isthmus for an attempt at break ing the pedestrian record from the Atlantic to the Pacific and back again "a total distance of 96 miles. Queen Mother Alexandra received MT. Roosevelt at Buckingham palace The two had long chat, during
 which her majesty told the former president how much she appreciated
 the sympathy for her in America at the time of her bereavement. Through the confession at Lisbon Portugal, of an anarchist named Ra
 mires, one of the conspirators in the assassination in February, 1908, oi King Carlos and Crown Prince LuiZ oi Portugal, the identity of LAG other
 conspirators in this crime has been re In securing a lease on Kolowrat pal
 ace, Richard c. Kerens, the American ambassador to Austria, will be more sumptuously housed than any former representative of that court. The pal
 ace was built by Baron Albert Roths child for his son who died in July. The first Cuban war vessel to visit the harbor of New York is anchored in the Hudson river, just below Grants tomb. She is the cruiser Hatuey, 535 tons, formerly the steam