The Monticellonian., 1905-10-26

1 ue pOHlCS dL bEIuSepOEts tGHil., HdNe . recovered all of the money stolen from the Adams Express Co at Pittsburg, Pa, by Edward G. Cunliffe but about $10,000, and the prisoner has been talk en back to Pittsburg. James Missett got $2,500 reward from the Pinkerton agency for betraying Cunliffe Pension Commissioner Warner will recommend the dismissal from the sery- lee of a number of employees who have been acting the role of money sharks and charging usurious rates of interest. Mrs. Lloyd Wheaton, wife of Maj.- Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, died at her home in Chicago, after months illness, aged 50 years.
 The Twcnty-fourth infantry lcoloredD is to be sent for a second tour of duty in the Philippines. The regiment will be stationed in Mindanao.
 President Roosevelt was welcomed to Atlanta, Ga as "Georgia,s $ most illus trious grandson" in the course of a happy speech by John Temple Graves. editor of the Atlanta Daily News, to which the president made a delicious response. An incident of the Georgia itinerary was a visit to his mothers old home al Roswell by the president.
 England celsb brated with great cere- mony the one hundredth anniversary of the Geath of Lord Nelson. the hero of Trafalgar The great shaft in Trafal- gar square London. was beautifully decorated and surrounded by floral trib- utes
 The worst storm experienced in 90 years swept over Lake Erie, Lake Hu- ron and Lake Michigan, and shipping suffered severely, particularly on Lake Erie. The loss of life was not very great, bat the property loss was enor- nous. The gale reached a maximum velocity of 72 miles an hour.
 Mrs. Clara M Buckley. after seven hours sweating, confessed that she shot and killed Mrs. Clara McGluskey al the rear door of her saloon in Chicago Jealousy over the friendship of Mrs. AtccluskeY for Albert Tyrman, an elee- dician, led 10 the tragedy.
 Secretary of the Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw will make political speeches in Ohio from October 27 to November 1. Portsmouth Youngstown and Cleye- land will be included in his itinerary.
 Gov. Jos W. Folk Of Missouri has ae- cepted aa invitation from the demo- crats of Ohio To make a three days tour of she state by special tram. No FemBer ?. 3 and | His itinerary will include Toledo, Cincinnati. Cleveland and. perhaps, Columbus and Spring field
 Lieptenant=Commander Newton A. NoGally. who was United States naval attaeke 5o the Russian forces in Man churia, has returned home. He says the speedy victory of the Japanese over the Russian fleet in the Sea of Japan is riddle to everyone over there
 Former State Senator Burton, ex- president, and former Yice-President Turner of the defunct Chamberlain bank of Tecumseh, Neb in the trial of criminal case in connection with the banks affairs, at Auburn, Neb.. gave testimony directly at atvarianee with that given in civil case. and the court or dered informations for perjury filed.
 Col. Jacob T. Child, former minister to Siam and consul general at Hankow, China. died at his home in Richmond, Mo. of paralysis. He founded the first daily newspaper in St. Joseph, Mo, and wrote the Pearl of Asia
 The Russian batteship Kniaz Potem- kin. whose crew mutinied last June, has, by imperial order, been rechris- tened the "Pandleimon, after the fla nous martyr of the Russian church
 Mrs. Helen Stallo, widow of John Bernhard Stallo. of Cincinnati who was minister to Italy 20 years ago, died at Scandicci, Italy aged v.
 w. B. Smith former president of the Western national bank of Louisville. Ky, has been indic,ed in the federal court at Louisville on ten counts charging embezzlement, false entries and misrepresentation of the bank s funds.
 President Roosevelt had no cause to complain of the cordiality of his recep- ton as he journeyed through North Carolina. Thousands greeted him at every stop and were as effusive in their welcome as the most eXacting could wish
 The press of Paris kept close tab on the presidents speeches incident to his southern tour, and his utterances regarding the United States attitude toward the West Indies and Caribbean coast evoked approving comment.
 The czar of Russia has issued an im- perial manifesto proclaiming the rati- iication of the treaty of peace between Russia and Japan. It eharacterizes Ja- pan as brave and mighty enemy. now our friend"
 Minister Takahira says that Japan feels great repose about the Philip pines because they are occupied by the United States with the firm hold of it's authority over the archipelago"
 The ashes of Sir Henry Irving have been deposited in Poets Corner" in Westminster abbey, London. Thou sands stood bareheaded as the casket was borne into the historic edifice. The walls of the chapel of S;. Faith were banked with the floral tributes.
 President Richard A. McCurdy of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. says that he has no intention of resisning and that nothing can or will drive him out.
 President Roosevelt started on his southern tour on the 18th His reeep- ton in Richmond, Va. was one con tinuous ovation and the president was in his happiest mood. One of the larg- est gatherings ever assembled in the Virginia capital greeted him when he delivered his address on the capitol grounds.
 Joseph Letter. of Chicago, has been ordered by Justice Greenhanm. of the