The Monticellonian., 1906-03-08

-Nf''''NSA4y lN-FNss NA44-t tll lOiNC u sanitarfum. His remains were taken to Austin.
 The FortY-second street car barns of the Metropolitan railway iu New York were burned. together with between 20 and 10 cars. One man lost his life and several persons were injured.
 l report from Boise, Idaho, says that Steve Adams has made q full confession in the Steuaenberg murder case. far more detailed and sweeping than Or chard' s on the movements of the con spirators.
 John k. Walsh president of the de- fauet Chicago national bank, was ar rested on q federal warrant, in Chicago charged with making false returns to the comptroller of the currency and converting to his own use. without proper authority. funds of the bank to the amount of & 100000, He was re- leased on bail pending hearing before United States Commissioner FOOte
 The ban has been placed on boxing matches and glove contests in Denver.
 Charles H. Brickenstein. former treasurer of Conejos county Colorado, has confessed to shortage of $G2 ,000, of which S19.000 was on deposit in the defunet Alamesa bank
 The Equitable Building Loan X Say fngs association of Elkhart. Ind. will go into liquidation in preference to lowing an assessment of seven per cent to make up losses.
 The trade reviews foreshadow an enormous spring business and building operations that will approximate if not surpass las years huge total
 As duke of Lancaster. King Edward of Great Britain has begun a two months holiday in Paris, Biarritz and the Mediterranean He is attended only hy Gen. Sir Stanley Clarke and Hon. Sidney Greyille
 Capt William D. Matthews. national head of the negro Masons. died al his home in LeaXenWorth Kas, aged Sn sears. He Was prominent in "mndcr- ground railway work m the fnies.
 Margaret countess of Suffolk and Berkshire daughter of Inc late l.. z. Letter. of Chicago has presented her hushan3 with a son and heir
 George MainsWaer. for years leader af inc Rineling Bros circus band, was found dead in bed a Sioux Falls. $ h., where he vas spending the winter. from The rupture of blood vessel near Inc he4ft
 Meridian Mis-. and adjacent terri IoiY was Nept by terrible tornado on kz n nide =Wath through the city leaving tfat ef devastation and death Fire aGaeE 19 the horrors of the situation II waz thought q number of persons Mere bu4e4 ia lhe debris. but tne search fer the victims was badly ham pered b> tha pro-tration of he electric liehtins wires.
 The Wheeler elevator, on Buffalo riv- ar al BHflaIe \ \ Was burned: loss s115. .ooa
 J N ". White wealthy farmer near Sparks. Okla. was shot auC killed by James Crane. an cmploye whom he he'd aeease} el sfea}iHa.
 Sifted dovu 10 actual facts jt appears that tha recent trouble al Nanchau Chi na was moi Boxer outbrcal, al all but a purely local affair the riotine and Killings being the result of obiec- tion t. French Catholic priests assum- rre exercise civil functions.
 \ prairie fire swepl 3o square miles of the richezt tarm.Hs lands in Rice coun- ty kansls. resuitine in damaec ea,i- mated al $50.0o0
 Miss Katherine O'Rriea, daughter of the American minister Thomas j. OBfien, at Copenhasen, and Henry C Chiffon secretary Gt the British le- eation there are 10 be married April 2l.
 In opening the Newfoundland le2is- atnrc Gov. Sir William MacGregor, re- ferred elowinsly to the colony's uneX- ampled prosperity.
 Mrs. ]. L. Brock, the wife of far mer. Was awarded $5.o00 damages ill fhe district eeurJ al Independence kas.. against George Francis. one of the Wealthiest men in Kansas, for in- iaries received in runaway caused by an automobile driven hy Francis.
 Walter Seett. the Death Valley miner and his brother. Warner Scctt. were fired upon from ambush al Windy Gap. 1@S miles from Barsjow, Cal, and War her Scott was dangerously wounded lie is new in a hospital al Los Angeles
 Judge Worthinaton iu the circuit eoart al Peoria, H., has ordered the eight school inspectors of Peoria who have year yet to serve to appear in court March F. and show cause why they should not be elected from office on the ground of Illegal election.
 Constable Joseph Fles was shot and instantly killed by Mrs. Lawrence Ba- ker. in Chicago while attempting 10 levy upon some property in Mrs Ba- ker's home without having shown his authority.
 The monthly statement of the public debl shows that at the close of business February 2S, the total debt. less cash in the treasury. was $97S, 52l 555. a de- crease for Jhe month Of s4o03,041, principally accounted for by a large in- crease in the amount of cash on hand,
 At last accounts the mob still held partial sway in Springfield. O.. seem inely bent on driving the negroes out of town The presence of several com panies of state troops was the only th.ng tha deferred them. and they didn.t seem 10 be very much afraid oi them aa the military was handled very aineeriy
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