The Monticellonian., 1905-11-09

The break-up Of the federal forces whisa have been engaged ia the fight against yellow fever in New Orleans has begun.
 GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
 The St. Petersburg correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph says that the massacres of Jews in Russia Vas planaed weeks ago. and that the pro mitigation of the constitution Was seized upon as q welcome opportunity.
 Eight persons were killed and num- Der injured and a large amount of property destroyed by a tornado at Mounfainview. Okla. Sixteen persons were said ta have also ben killed at Cement
 Admiral Prince Louis Of Battenberg spent four days in Washington as the guest of Ambassador and Lady Durand al the British embassy Besides being dined by President Roosevelt, his high ness was the guest Of honor at several functions. and was shown all the sights of tho capital.
 Col. D. B. Henderson, former speak CT of the national house of representa- lives, is lying at deaths door from paresis in q hospital at Dubuque, h.
 The headquarters of the uniform rank Knights of Pythla5 will be re moved from Indianapolis to St. Paul, through the appointm ent Of Arthur J. Stoddard, of St Paul, as major-gen- eral.
 At Uniontown, Pa, Hayden R. Craft, a well-known hardware merchant. shot through door, killing his daughter. thinking It was d burglar in the house.
 Three children were killed and l3 persons injured as the result of gas explosion which demolished the Min CTS national bank building at Ishpem- ing Mich.
 Thr.e young men out on q lark at Columbus, O., resolved to hit the first coiored man they met As a result they are locked up, charged with the murder of George Jackson, q colored cook.
 Senator Burrows, of Michigan. says he expects the case of Senator Reed Shoot, of Utah, will be disposed of durizg the coming session of con gresS.
 The excesses indul.el in by the Rus sian mobs. abetted by the police and soldiers. at Odessa, with the Jews as their victims, almost pass belief. Mur- der, mutilation and pillage continued for two days, the victims numbering over 1000.
 Count Wit-a has practically settled the Russian railroad strike by acced- ing to the demands of the strikers after q conference.
 The ear has signed q manifesto granting practical autonomy to the Films, and has probably headed off a grave revolution.
 Philip Will1s, aged GS, was fatally brned and 70 milcn COWS anl 10 horses crematad in the destruction by fire of the dairy barn of Schafer X Boeke. near Evansville. Ind.
 Clarence Von Bokelen, young stu dent of the Santa Clara (CalD high school, is dead from the effects of a crushed skull received during foot ball game with the San Jose high school team.
 Brig-G Alexander Mackenzie, chief of engineers, U. s, A, says s16.- 900 900 will be needed to complete the engineering work on the seacoast for tifcations
 The postmaster general has issued an ordereXcepting all fourth-class post masters from the operation of the or der permitting notorial charges by mo- taries public who are officers or em- ployes Of the executive service of the government
 William AStor, son of William Wal dorf Astor, the self-expatriated Ameri- can, was called upon to pay g. head tax as an alien or arriving in New York on the steamer Cedric.
 Mrs. John T. McNann was instantly killed and her husband fatally injured in a runaway accident at Lead. s. D.
 Capt E. C. Pendleton will, on Novem- Der 20. relieve Capt Cowles of the con- mand of the battleship Missouri. Capt. Cowles will resume his duties as naval aide to the president.
 The newspapers of Paris, Vienna and Berlin express satisfaction at the issu- ance of the czar's manifesto.