The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-17

SIedLIDOdJ inspectors.
 Sir George Newnes, the founder of the Westminster Gazette, Tit Bits and the SAsse Magazine and the don or of tht~fnternational chess trophy bearing his name, died in London.
 Three explorers who were with Tom Lloyd when he reached the sum- init of Mt. Mckinley last April have returned to Fairbanks, Alaska, and report making a second ascent, reaching the summit May IT.
 Entries for the annual Glidden tour have been closed and 15 automobiles have entered. Three official cars, three noncontestants and two press cars will also make the trip. The run is from Cincinnati to Dallas, Tex as, and return.
 The British parliament has reas- sembled, apparently in a more concil- | iatory mood than that in which it ad- journed. It is said that the constitu- tional crisis will be held up at least until autumn.
 Three men were killed outright and 12 injured when Iron Mountain fast mail train No. ' bounded from the track on Death Curve at Alabama avenue and Missouri Pacific tlacks, in St. Louis. and crashed into the brick wall of one of the buildings of the Miller Manufacturing company. The house of representatives re- | fused to concur in the amendments of | the senate to the railroad bill and the measure was referred to a conference committed
 A peace agreement was reached and | 12,000 miners of the Pennsylvania | Coal company at Scranton returned to work.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., at Pocantico Hills, N. Y., the home of the elder Mir. Rockefeller.
 Representative of eastern railroads | held a conference with President Taft and agreed to the same pact entered into by the lines effected in the gov ernment injunction suit. The president has refused to ac-
 
 | of Seattle, Wash, transmitted | through Senator Jones, for the re- moval. of the Twenty-fifth infantry | Of negroes, because a soldier is ac- eused of assaulting white woman. Dr. Frederick A. Cook has com menced a suit in Berlin against | Commander Peary for $10,000 for pc
 lar materials which he furnished to the commander"
 A fully equipped counterfeiting plant, in operation in the Missouri state penitentiary for the past 20 years, was raided by the federal au- thorities and quantity of the spuri- ous coin found
 On Saturday, June 4, $500 American tourists left New York city on eight liners for European ports. The Harvard Aeronautical society claims the honor of completing the | first aeroplane ever constructed by a college organization.
 | Probobly 200 persons lost their lives and $2,000,000 of property was de- stroyed in an earthquake that shook the town of Avellino, in central Italy. The quake was the worst since Mes sina was destroyed, in December, | 1908.
 The most serious uprising with which the Mexican government has had to deal with in long time has { occurred in the state of Yucatan, and i troops have been sent to Quell the dis 1 turbed area.
 l A fine of $5,000 was imposed by Judge Rellstab in the United States court on Mrs Matildo M. Chesbrough, wife of wealthy Boston shipowner, who was recently convicted on the | charge of attempting to smuggle per sonal property into this country. | A spectacular test of the utility of | the aeroplane in warfare, using high | explosives, is to be made at the mili- | tary encampment of United States troops and the national guard of sev- eral southern states at Chickamauga park this summer. c. K. Hamilton the aviator, will carry aloft from 200 to 300 pounds of highly explosive nj troglycerine bombs Racing at a speed varying from 45 to 55 miles an hour, he will release this deadly car go while at a height of quarter of a mile above the earth, raining ii down upon dummy Notifications, bat teries, arsenals, bridges, trains and troops.
 The plan to have parade for Roose welt when he return to America has been abandoned, owing to the fact that to carry out the wishes of all who intended to participate, it would take at least 10 hours for the line tc pass given point.
 President Taft told the graduating class of young women at Bryn Mawr college he favored the higher educa tion of women, and said he utterly dis CT education rather units them from the duties of wife and mother At least $200,000000 which the American railroads had tentatively agreed to spend in replacements, as a | result of the increased revenue from | the advance in freight rates they had | expected, must now be used to stave | off ruin, according to a statement made by Slason Thompson, of the | Railway News bureau.
 While making flight to win his aviation diploma from the Aero club Edouard Six fell with his machine SC feet at Dunkirk, France. Both arms