The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-10

| NOrlQlQStOu case, WHICH Wei9 oChl up from the district court of Reno three months ago to test the constitution ality of the act.
 An explosion of dynamite in burn ing building at Charlotte s. C. killed Chief Wallace of the fire department and one of his men and seriously in- jured three other firemen.
 Capt. Boiaroglo, a Russian army aviator was killed when his mono plane collapsed and fell from great height.
 Miss Grace McHugh of Denver, leading lady of the Colorado Motion Picture company, and Owen Carter of Denver, assistant camera man of the company, were drowned in the Arkan- sas river near Canon City, Colo.
 Turning his back on a fortune of S6OO.000 is the sacrifice which Frank Palmer Speare, director of education al work at the Boston Y. NJ. c. A., will make at his marriage to Katherine May Einton, a graduate of La Sale seminary.
 The United States Express company July 1 ceased to do business in all parts of the country, and, according to an agreement made few months ago, turned it's business over to the Wells Fargo company.
 Bombadier Wells, the English pugi- list, knocked out Colin Bell, an Aus tralian boxer, in the second round at the Olympia in London. The contest was for the heavyweight champion ship of the British empire, and was scheduled to go 20 rounds.
 Mrs. L. E. Rockwell of Quincy, Ill, who is S3 years old, raised the gov ernor's flag of her state on the grounds of the Panama-Pacific exposi- ton to celebrate ground-breaking for the Illinois building.
 Fire which originated from an un- known cause almost totally destroyed the Marblehead lime plant at Spring field. Mo-, valued at $1s0,000. Heavy wind famed the flames, threatening nearby property.
 
 The Kansas wh eat crop is 154, ,0O0,O0 bushels accerai1alss report iEsttieea4 issued t by F. D. Coburn, secretary of the state board of agriculture, showing 4I. h a,f i~ per cent of full crop, based on an acreage of 8,873 ,000.
 Seventeen local unions of United Mine Workers in Indiana have peti- toned for a special state convention to be held July q. The petitions as- sert that headquarters officials yio- lated wage contract in decisions on grievances of men at several mines.
 After killing her two children, Fred eric, s, and Ruth, 6, with revolver, Mrs James Lemin committed suicide at Xenia, O., by shooting herself.
 A sweeying victory was won by the progressive faction of the Internation- al Sunday school convention at Chi cago, H., when a resolution providing for special committee on the old uni form lessons was replaced by sub stitute making the proposed commit tee a subcommittee of the internation- al lesson con4mittee. The substitute was carried by a large majority.
 
 Members of the family of the late Mexican President Madero are to find a haven in Arkansas it was announced They have engaged quar- ters at an exclusive hotel at Sulphur Springs and intend to pass the sum mer in the mountains near that city.
 Strong boxes containing S$5 100000 and cases with 100000 rifle car tridges were shipped to Mexico City from Puerto Mexico. The money and stores came from a French banking , house.
 Big business and it's relations with the Mexican constitutionalists is prac- ticaly certain to be the subject of a congressional probe as re- suit of the publication of correspon- dence between agents of Gen. Car ranza and H. Clay Pierce of New 1 York.
 Many were killed or injured in a violent earthquake which caused wide spread damage in southern Sumatra. The offices of the Dutch president and many other buildings collapsed at Benkoelen, the capital, and telegraph and cable communication was inter- rupted.
 The people of the City of Mexico are jubilant at the news of the sue cessful termination of the peace con 1 ference. Esteva Ruiz, the foreign min ister, sent an official message thank ing the mediators. | The Chinese garrison of Kalgan composed of 5000 soldiers, mutinied and then footed and burned the city l killing all who resisted them The women among the inhabitants were attacked and many of them carried l off.
 1 Mrs. Helen M. Angle held pending l investigation into the death of Waldo | l.;