The Green Forest tribune., 1910-05-20


 and immediately, on his arrivel at Galt. that he marry Snapp's daughter Nancy, and that both Snapp and Pow CTS report the marriage to the gov ernor promptly.
 The two bandits who held up the Phoenix & Maricopa passenger train near Phoenix, Ariz., were captured by a posse headed by Sheriff Carl Hay den and Immigration Inspector Cronin in the desert beyond Cass GrSnde
 John Kaiser told coroner's jury at New Douglas, H.. that a bolt of light Minnie, while she was assisting him to load fodder. The bolt burned her chest to crisp, ran down her right leg to the knee, crossed to the left knee and continued down the left leg to the feet. The fodder was not set afire.
 That former Vice-President Fair banks has been officially offered the post of ambassador extraordinary to Great Britain. is accepted as prob ably authentic. By coincidence the news reached MT. Fairbanks on his birthday
 Fears that heavy loss of life has fol lowed serious typhoon, which swept the entire Kobe district, were ex- pressed by officials at Kobe, Japan The wreck of one steamer. carrying passengers from Osaka to Nagova, is reported. h addition to a large crew, 50 passengers were aboard and all were reported lost, although this lacks confirmation.
 Robert McCray, wanted in Texas, Missouri, Georgia and Virginia on charges of issuing bogus checks, is under arrest at Buffalo, N. Y Sheriff Henry Peitz of Crawford county, Mo-, has gone to Albany for extradition pa pers.
 The erection of reviewing stands along the route from Westminster hall to Paddington station, the line of the funeral procession of King Edward, has begun.
 At Central Falls, R. l., 800 employees of the United States Cotton mills were thrown out of work by a strike of 120 weavers for an increase of 10 per cent in wages. The entire plant has closed down.
 Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt, in collision between her automobile and Madison avenue trolley car, in New York City, received bruised arm and is under the care of physician.
 Miss Helen Jorowski, a pretty girl of Philadelphia who was to have been married to Peter Horoney, was sold by him for $10 to Alexander Papusis a few hours before the wedding, and she was married to the purchaser.
 Five children were frightfully burned and three of them may die as result of a gas explosion that oc- cured in the home of William Moran in Buffalo, N. Y.
 The New York stock exchange will be closed for two hours on Friday, May 20 the day of the funeral of King Edward The usual opening hour of 10 o'clock has been put off until noon
 The superior court at Pittsburg re-
  Boyle, convicted accomplice in the Billy Whitla Kidnapping, as demanded by Assistant District Attorney Leinin- ger of Mercer county, where she was convicted. The case was continued un til October.
 Geo. Cooper, prominent farmerof Thompson, Mo-, returned home after an absence of 10 days, during which time the farmers in his section had raised a purse for an investigation concerning his mysterious disappear ance. He does not remember where he had been.
 A boy was killed, seven were in jured none fatally, and 40 others were thrown into the water when a suspension bridge over Center creek in Lakeside park, Carthage, Mo-, col lapsed.
 A great brush field surrounding the plant of the General Explosives com pany at Hull, Canada, is being searched for fragments of human bodies. following a terrific explosion in which 15 persons are known tc have been killed, score of others in jured
 In pistol fight on a public street at Cordell, Ga, between Bowen, Ed ward and Herbert Mercer, brothers. on one side, and Grady Snellgrove on the other, Snellgrove and William Benton, a bystander, were killed. Ed ward Mercer was wOl1nded
 In the face of a typhoid fever epi- demic, due to impure water supply at Madison, students at the University of Wisconsin are drinking beer in place of bacilli-laden water from city artesian wells
 Professor Uchermann of Christi aDia, after examining MT. Roosevelt's only such as was natural after the strain of being overworked for six weeks.
 Robert E. Peary gave his polar lee ture at the Casino in Berlin under the auspices of the Berlin Geographi- cal society. About 200 members were present. He greeted, among other distinguished men present, Count Zep- pelin, upon the mention of whose name the greatest ovation of the eve ming occurred.
 Additional large tracts of land in Oregon, Washington, Montana and Wyoming, aggregating 170,026 acres, have been designated by the secretary of the interior for settlement under the homestead act.