The Monticellonian., 1906-03-22
GENERAL NEWS rrEMs.

I he Goodrich line steamer Atlanta uas burned to the waters edge on Lake Michigan, north of Port Washington, Wis. The passengers and crew, 65 in number. were all rescued but one, who Ma drowned and transferred 10 the steamer Georgia
 For ,Ee hr-i tine since he took up k.s residence in Princeton, x. J.. eN- President Cleveland spent his birthday anniversary away from home. He is sojoulnlne in Florida for his health He Is ts
 he general assembly of the United ffosb! teriau church Will be held in Richmond. lnd with about 350 dele gales beginning May 9.
 The United States floating dock Dew ey, hay ing finished repairs al Las Pal mas, Canary islands, has resumed it's journey towards the Philippines A stop will be made al Gibraltar
 Six hundred Macedonian emigrants have left Belgrade, Servia for the Unit ed States. via Fiume,
 Russ an reyolution2res now in Ja- laE. are seeking permission to publish daily paper al Naea saki.
 All of the l04 socialist meetings held in Berlin and suburbs in commemora- t.on Of the Revolution of lSiS4y passed on quietly and without interference
 Later reports concerning the battle with the Moros Qn Mount Dajo. J0lo island, develops that the most os the women and children killed were victims ot long range rife and shell fire. Many We@e saved in the attack on the crater and are being cared for.
 4 monster snowsliGe in the Mount Steffels district south Of Ouray Col, wfeCked the Camp Bird mine mill, tram house, boarding house and reading IDaln, causing loss of nearly s100W0. i least one man was killed and per haps more. and several we're inJdfed' The bunk house. where 250 miners were sleeping. prov identially escaped.
 Caroline Van dem Bussche. mother Of Lieut.. Carl Frederick Non dem Bus sche Eighteenth United States infantry said to be the divorced wife of Ger man baron committed suicide by shoot ing in her sOn s quarters, where she re- sided, at Fort Leavenworth, Kas.
 The appeal of Lieut.. Schmidt, who led the mutny at Sebastopol. has been de nied by Vice Admiral Chouknin. The only concession granted him is that he may be shot instead of being hanged.
 Mrs. Ida Donielson quarreled with +. C. Harris. d guest at dinner. in Kansas City. Mo. over an untimey remark, and. while others sought policeman, shot and killed him. She says she shot in self-defense
 An autopsy on the body of Jules Ahrens. who died in New Orleans or what was at first thought to be yellow fever, resulted in an unanimous agree meut that ii was not a case of yellow pest.
 A railroad accident. only exceeded by that at Eden, in August, 1904, oc. cured on the Denver X Rio Grande four miles east of Florence, Col, by which probably 25 persons were Killed and - injured The wreckage took fire and many of the victims were ln- cnerated in the burning cars.
 A shrewd detective, with the aid of Nentfilcquist ant mule. Is said to have secured a confession from negro of the details Of he murder of the Christ mas family at Cottonwood, Ala, and as result Will Christmas, son. and Walter Holland, a son-in-law have been arrested.
 Live stock men in Wyoming, who were corgrltuatinS themselves on the splendid shape in which their stock had come through the winter are now ap preueusiue of heavy losses owing to the weakened condition of their focks and herds consequent on the recent contin- ued cold and sEow.