The Monticellonian., 1905-06-15

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 Articles incorporating the National board of trade with headquarters in Kansas City, Mo. have been filed at Jefferson City. Mo C. C. Christie. of Kansas City, is president.
 There will be no change in the man agement or policy of the Washington CD. e Post. the two sons of the late Beriah Wilkins. for some years associ- ated with their father, continuing the business.
 The Swedish government will refuse to recognize the revolution in Norway. and will submit resolutions to the riksdag conformabe to this stand point.
 Austrian Vice-Consul Madden a Brit ish subject. who also represented Den mark, was murdered in the consulate at Mazagan, Morocco. by robbers.
 Franz G. Bigelow the self-confessed defaulter of the funds of the First na- tina1 bank of Milwaukee. pleaded guilty to an indictment containing ten counts and was sentenced by Judge Quarles, in the federal court, to len years impris= onment at Fort Leavenworth Kas.
 Nearly 100 automobiles belonging to various department stores were de stroyed in a fire in the garage of the Ranier Vehicle Equipment Co, in New York city The loss on vehicles is es- timated at s35o000; building. $75,000.
 A distinguished-loo foreigner, be lieyed to have been Dr. Szenairmay Elemir. of Buda Pesth, Hungary com mitted suicide by shooting at Inspira- ton Point, just above the Horseshoe falls of Niagara, on the Canadian side.
 W. ]. Scrock prominent farmer living near Waterloo. Ia. on returning home. on the 11th inst, found the eharred body of his wife In the ruins wholly consumed only the head and portions of the lower limbs remaining.
 NJ Kroupensky. charge q daffaires of the Russian embassy i'll Rome de- elares there is no possibility of nego- tiations for peace, nor is there like lihood of even pour parlers for the ces- saton of hostilities
 telegram of sympathy to King Oscar of Sweden. on account of the se- cession of Norway was sent by the Augustana synod of the Swedish Luth- eran church in session at Stanton, Ia.
 The National Editorial association, al it's meeting in Guthrie. Okla, select ed Indianapolis as the place of meeting in 1906. John Dymond. of New Or leans was elected president.
 The crew of the Xesper Boat club which hopes to win the grand chal lenge cup al the Henley regatta. has sailed for England. The crew includes some of the best oarsmen in the coun try.
 Prof j. Lawrence Laughlin. of the University of Chicago. has been invit- ed to deliver a course of lectures before the Berlin association for postgraduate study of political science next winter
 King Alfonso's visit 10 London end ed with a dinner a Marlborough house and a state ball in Buckingham palace. the latter being the most bril- liant function of the weeks heavy pro- gramme
 Gov. MagOon has reported two new cases of yellow fever in the Panama canal zone. Up 10 May 9 last, there had been total of S6 cases and 30 deaths from the disease from the be ginning of the outbreak
 The French cabinet will remain as at present antil NJ Rouvier decides whether to retain the foreign portfolio or hand it over to another.
 Mrs. Russel R. Dorr. of New York city. was elected president of the Ma tional Federation of Musical clubs by the convention in Denver, Col.
 Paul Morton, secretary of the navy has been unanimously elected chair man of he board of directors of the Equitable Life Assurance society, and has accepted President Alexander and Vice-Presidents Hyde. Tarbell. Wilson and Mcintyre have placed their resig- nations in MT. Morton's hands, and MT. Hyde arranged to diyest himself of his stock in the manner outlined by the state superintendent of insurance.
 The throne of Norway will not be ac- cepted for either a Swedish or Danish prince. and it seems likely that na- tional convention will be called to de- clare a republic. Russia and Germany will decline to recognize the Norwegian government until the consent of King Oscar is given.
 James A. Benn, city editor of the Philadelphia North American, created a sensation in the National Editorial association at Guthrie, Okla, by an attack on the so-ealled Quay ma chine and Pennypacker libel law.
 Norwegian born American citizens, resident in Boston. are preparing a pc tition to President Roosevelt asking that the United States government rec ognize Norway as a free and indepen- dent nation
 The municipal authorities of Paris are considering the question of per manently closing the Labor exchange there for permitting the display of revolutionary emblem during the visit of King Alfonso
 Prof. George T Ladd, of Yale uni versity. will go to Japan after the close of the war to assist in the development of an imperial system of public educa' tion
 Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern, a cousin of Emperor William. who went to Berlin during the recent wedding festivities, died there at the home of his son, Prince William, of apopleXy.
 The resignation of NJ Delcasse as French minister of foreign affairs has caused much uneasiness in parliament tary quarters, where pessimistic view prevails concerning the relations be- tween France and Germany