The Green Forest tribune., 1910-04-22
NE MS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
|lRT H, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Votes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

Vim. s. Phillips, president of the kmerica-MeXico Mining and Depart. bent company, mining swindle that |etted it's promoters more than $60O,- loo in fraudulent stock sales, was sen enced by Judge Landis in the district |ourt to serve three years in federal |rison and to pay a fine of $1,000. The steel trust announces it has de- |ided to grant the employees an in |rease in wages. The advance, it is. laid, will amount to between and 6 |regate about 5000 year. The in |rease, which is to affect about 250,000 mployes, will not extent to the eXecu- I've offices.
 # A ship cargo of 130 tons of dyna- lite Exploded at Kobe, Japan, Thurs by, doing great damage. A similar kplosion occurred few days ago. Houses were destroyed, vessels in Bred, and it is believed several were Filled.
 I One woman was killed and two oth- | persons were fatally hurt when a Rotor car, in which they were riding RAs struck by a southbound New &prk, New Haven & Hartford train Ear Meridian, Conn.
 &Three are dead, a dozen or more in Fred and it is feared six or eight
 dies are under huge pile of wreck
 e resulting from the derailment of
 Northerp Pacific train at Hangman Heck, Wash, just outside the city hits.
 0It is said hat the pope has struck
 from the list of candidates for the |8rdinalte all Americans, including the
 chbishops of New York, St. faul,
 icago and New Orleans. The chan
 llery of the vatican confirmed this,
 thout volunteering an explanation. Letters received from Cristobal,
 nama, say that on March 31, Sam
 Barnes, a marine on the cruiser tcQla, fell overheard and was car xuHder by mammoth shark. i,Nury in the United States circuit |shrt in New York refused to allow |4torney Clifford w. Hartridge, one F the attorneys for Harry Thaw, in i trial for killing Stanford White, e cent damages in the suit he Bought for $94,000. Judge Holt at
 same time ordered perjury and Mbarment proceedings to be brought @ainst Hartridge.
 &A bill appropriating 1000 for re- i%5ing 10 private citizens of that sum EGanced for the ransom of Miss FL M. Stone, the American mission who was abducted by Bulgarian gands in 1901, was passed by the LSEate.
 Ut Meridian, Miss, after having |ysed ex-Sheriff J. R. Temple, a jail Es a,. in battle in the prison, Tom
 Teil, a negro desperado, who shot NV! then, before he died, taken by |-b of 2,O0O men and boys, strung up Ia telephone pole and lynched. he Maryland Steel company has H8 ounced a 6 per cent advance in E wages of it's employees at Spar X s Point
 |a he last shot on the great Gunni- # tunnel, which President Taft ded- led last September, was fired Mon- -. and the only work that remains |Htkomplete the irrigation project for T Uncampahgre valley is the con- !, ling.
 EoMre broke out in the Julien hotel
 Dubuque, la, early Monday while guests were asleep. A panic fol-
 d and number of persons were
 red. Sam Levy of Chicago was
 fly injured by jumping from a dlni story window. |antae body of an unidentified man, eyed to be John Wolf of Ottawa, cal with a bullet wound in his head, |ug found floating in the Illinois river osday. Three feet from the body ma dead dog, also with a bullet
 sind in its head.
 larles Beech, a strike breaker at aS pod, Ind, was shot and perhaps FEY -WOulldCd III O liSoAe pSS"N ing employees of the tinplate mills V, the strike breakers. Other shots
 ck two bystanders, slightly injur- nei them.
 ,..le. military court of inqury, which Ing the last year has been investi- nnilg the shooting up of Brownsville, finds the evidence clearly sus-
 .,sa the charge that the shooting 4,or doi6 by soldiers of the Twen-
 tn Infantry, a negro regiment. mof.s. Carrie B. Walsh, the widow, | ougs Mrs. Evelyn B. Mclean, the six hter, received practically the en-
 estate of the late Thomas F.
 h, whose will filed leaves $100,000 larity. The estate is estimated at |-1 @2 DOC. 900 tc SSii0.H0,6J5. IF ns.s .e Fairbanks Mount Mckinley ex. th sion, organized by practical Alas qlos explorers, has succeeded in climb |s Ito the top of Mount Mckinley.
 - required one month to make the |19t0lt. The party reports they found
 race of the records which pr.
 says he left at "the top of the
 nent
 e strike of switchmen on 13 rail
 in the northwest, which began
 mber 30, is officially declared
 There were 2,043 yates cast, 1,653
 J g to end the strike and 390 vot.