The Monticellonian., 1906-10-25

Findlay, O., returned verdict of guilty on the charge of conspiracy against trade in violation of the Valen tine antitrust law
 message was read from President Roosevelt inviting the foreign dele. gates to the Worlds Women,s Chris. tian Temperance union convention in session at Boston. to meet him in Washington on Nov !.
 Regulations issued for Oklahoma land opening place minimum price of 8 per acre
 The address of Reverend Daniel 5. Futile. of St. Louis, at the Episco. pal conference at Minneapolis, was one Of the events of the session. He spoke of the relation of the church to the government in France, ani said that this country of ours might well be looked to as an example of how e free cnurch and free government may work side by side, each hand ia hand, and yet be separate.
 The wreath which President and Mrs. Roosevelt placed on the coffin of Mrs. Jefferson Davis was taken to Richmond, Va, and placed a the foot of the monument erected at the grave of the former president of the con. federacy.
 A simple and brief funeral service was held for the late Mrs Jefferson Davis at the Hotel Majestic, New York. The service was private, only the mebers Of Mrs. Davis famiiy, rep resentatiyes of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and small aumber wreath sent by President and Mrs. Roosevelt was on the coffin. Inter. ment was at Richmond.
 William Scully, formerly Lord Scully of London. Eng, died in Londoi. He was a peer until 1900. when he became q citizen Of the United States, and r.. sided In Washington. His fortune 's estimated at about $50.O0O, ,000. includ. ing 100000 acres of land in Illinois, Kansas and Nebraska.
 Gen Herman Sturm brigadle, general commanding Indian troops in sae civil war, general purchasing agent of the Mexican army during the French invasion. afterward president of the Mexican Guernavaea 6 Pacific rail way, and Of late years engaged In min ing in Colorado, died at Denver. Col. aged 75.
 delegation of five, headed by Chief Quanah Parker, representing the Apache tribe of Indians, have gone to Washington to make last plea before the president and war department for liberty, definite loca ton and aliotments of land.
 Two hundred and flfty-eight skilled Flemish weavers, with their families, nave left Ghent for Bremen, from whence they will sail on a steamer of the North Germal Lloyd line direct for Charleston, 5. C.
 George B. Cortelyou to be secretary of the treasury, George Von L. Meyer to be postmaster general. Victor Howard Metcalf to be secretary of tha navy, Charles Joseph Bonaparte to bt Charles Joseph Bonaparte to be attorney general, is the programme January l.
 Stuyvesant Fish. president of the Illinois road and William Nelson Cromwell repre-. enting F. Il. Harri man, president of the Southern Pacific, clashed openly before 250 stockhold CTS, at Chicago, who had come from various parts of the coun-ry to attend the meeting On the face Of the re. cord, Mir Fish appears to have been the victor, but that the victory Is not a final one Is insinuated by Mir. Crom we'll
 A verdict of guilty of granting re. bates on sugar shipments has been re- turned by jury in the United States court at New York Cty ag. .inst the New York Central Railway Co and Frederick L. Pomeroy, the eompany's general traffic manager.
 D. c. Johnson's Roseben. carrying 126 pounds. created a new worlds record for seven furlongs, when he won the fifth race at Belmont park. New York. He stepped the distance in the fastest time ever made on an American race course. 122.
 After a trial lasting about ten days Dr. Frank L. Brouwer, indicted fol the murder of his wife by poison, was acquitted at Toms River. N. J. The jury brought In verdict of mot guilty" inside of an hour
 The grand jury of the special term of the United States district court at Jackson, Miss, Judge John E. Mccall, presiding. has returned a voluminous indictment against the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. The charge is trans portation of separate carloads of oil at rates discriminating in favor O. the Standard oil Co of Indiana. Al. leeed shipments for the past three years are covered.
 Capt. Lloyd Anson Ryder, known in California as Old Grizzly" and one of that states pioneers of '49, died at the residence of his grand niece. Mrs. Thomas H. McClintock in Brooklyn. He was SS years of age.
 Lewis A. Grisler. of Paulding. O., senior at Ohio Wesleyan university at Delaware. and right-end on the vars ity football team. fell dead on the field. after running down punt. Heart trouble was the cause
 The London city council has decid-