The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-24
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.
RACE FOR THE REMNANTS
American League.
Club
Absolutely the greatest athletic


 Absolutely the greatest athletic schedule ever outlined in the history of the world, is the way the modest press agent refers to the series of games that are being arranged for the five boroughs of New York in further ance of Mayor Gaynor's plan for a safe and sane fourth of July.
 President Eliot heads the list of candidates for Harvard oyerseers nom mated by the graduates, and Colonel Roosevelt occupies second place. The nominations were made by postal bal lot This year there are six vacancies to be filled, five for the full term of six years and one for the term of two years.
 James F. Statesman of Indiana United States minister to Bolivia for the last two years, has rendered his resignation. His resignation is said 10 be due to the appointment of Fred w. Carpenter to be minister to Moroc- co and his desire to make a place for I Morocco.
 Lewis Corbin, Roy Buzick and Will liam Caldwell are dead from drinking 8 mixture containing alcohol which was used as hair tonic Busick was the owner of a restaurant at Hayden, Colo, and the others were ranchmen. The men did not know what the mix ture was when they ran across it.
 Attempts were made by counsel for the defense in the trial of Lee O'Neil Browne, who is charged with having bribed Representative Charles A. White to vote for William Lorimer for United States senator, to show that a gigantic political plot to ruin Browne and Lorimer" had been engineered by Mayor Busse, Medill Mccormick and the Tribune, because Browne had op- posed pet measures of the alleged con spirators.
 The annual address before the alum nj association of the University of Hi nois at Urbana was delivered by John E. Wright, editor of the St. Louis Times and president of the alumni as sociation.
 Governor Gillett announced in let, ter to San Francisco men interested in stopping the Jeffries-Johnson fight that he had directed the attorney gen. eral to use every means in his power to stop the fight. Jack Gleason said th0 Goht Io Io1l ca1f mia, it can be held in Nevada or Utah.
 Rev. John Archibald Morrison has resigned as pastor of the First Pres byterian church of Chicago, known as the millionaire church." The trus- tees of the church refused to discuss the resignation of MT. Morrison and declared that no steps had as yet been taken to discuss the question of his successor.
 Thirty-five lives were lost in the floods in Servia. The Moravia river is beyond it's banks. The situation is acute and King Peter, with the min ister of public works, are at the scene. In several towns water is ten feet deep
 The premier event of the St. Paul. Minp., aviation meet, June 22 to 25, will be a race between a biplane, an automobile and pacing horse.
 Thirty persons were killed, many be- ing burned to crisp, when the Mon treal (Canada) Herald building col lapsed The supports to the sprinkler system on the roof of the five-story building gave way and crashed through the structure. The debris caught fire and the interior quickly burned
 Phil Pittman, the American who mined the territory around Bluefields for the Estrada government and was captured by Madriz's troops, has been spirited away from Bluefields by his captOrs.
 The eleventh annual grand aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of the United States, Canada and Mexico will be held in St. Louis August 22 to 27. Prizes amounting to $1S,000 are offered for band concerts, degree teams and marching clubs.
 Investigation of the havoc caused in Berlin by the cloudburst which flooded the city, showed the damage amounts to more than $1,000,000. Several build ings were wrecked by flood and fire started by lighting The 20 persons struck by bolts were nearly all de- clared out of danger.
 The faculty of Cornell university has awarded the James B. Guilford prize in English composition to Miss Ida Langdon of Elmira, a niece of the late Samuel l.. Clemens (Mark Twain), who has been studying for a masters degree.