The Monticellonian., 1906-03-08
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth have returned to Washington from their btef honeymoon trip to Cuba. and are Rt home in the Longworth residence on Eighteenth streeet
 September 23-29 has been fixed as the date for the celebration of the cen tenary of the discovery of Pikes Peak, in Colorado, by Capt Zebulon M. Pike. l. will he largely military affair
 By he breaking away Of the ice from The maiuIaHd Soo Finnish fishermen with their families and horses. nere 6fiven t} storm into tbe Battle sea9 and il was feared they were all doomed Ia perish
 Ky The damaging hy fire of the gen= rral office buildus of the Seabnara Air Line railway al Portsmouth Va I large quantity of valuable records aeA official papers were destroyed
 William Leduc. the farmer who on October 2S la=G shat and killed his brother =in-Iaw. Mayor Charles Nickel cashier of the bank at Chenoa, llt. and HHah Jones. l dopositar, has been ssnt ta prison for life
 TaeIoban inc capital of the Philip nine island of Leyte. has been de stroyed by fire. It wa siHated ia an itaPeft4ut hemp district
 AuausGu Nahle ordinary seaman. wa le+f overheard from the transport Lawtor. en route to San Francisco. while assisting T taking deep sea eeHdina@
 Henry l. Whilbecl5 a physician and Eentisi of Buffalo \ Y. killed his in- valid wife hy striking her on the tenn p,es With a hammer and blew off the top of his own head NJ ith rife.
 The village of Ta1crnoia built on the perpendicular cliffs above Lake Izeo, in the pro1in incc oi Bres.'ia ltalN. Was al moet entirely destroyed hy the rocks suddenly 4iNira way and plunsine into the lake Ouy one life was lost. the inhabitants. being warned ly loud r4ariHe fled
 The postmaster general decides that inc book Patriotic Studies. issued ny thc lHternallo1f Reform bureau, $ not public document, and is not under thc law. entitled 10 transmission through the mails unGer frank oi " member of congress.
 King Edward uf Great Britain re cefyed a cordial popular greeting III Paris. exchanged visits with President Fallieres. with whom he held an eN- tended conversation, and entertained former President I.oubet at dinner. The king proceeded 10 Biarritz, where he will remain he rest of the month.
 Lieut.. .-Gen. John NJ. Schoheld, U. ;. A.. retired, the last or the prominent civil war commanders. Gied at St Au- eustine. Fla. from an attack of cerebral hemorrhace His wife and young dau9h- ter were with him.
 The Berlin Tagcblatt says that En- Deror William and King Edward will prabably meet at Bres.au during the army maneuvers in Silesia in Septem- Der
 Emperor Nicholas is reported 10 have pardoned ex-Lieut. schmidt, who com manded the cruiser Otchakoff during inc mntiny at Sebastopol, and who was sentenced to death hy a couri=mar- tial
 The storm that swept the Society lsl- ands early in February is thonght 10 have cost the lives ol 10000 persons and an aggregate loss of $5,o0o0oo 1t j4 reared tha, famine will follow for TWO or three years, as the breadffalt. tocoanut. banana and plaintan groves are ruined
 The death list by the tornado at Meridian. Miss, is placed at 24, Witti 40 injured and a money loss ol aooat S1o50 000 Many poor people are nome lees and will be deprived of employ ment.
 Alfred von Steieer, of Wilton. N. D., is reported to have been killed by Yaoui Indians in the mountains of so- nora. Mexico where he had gone for his health.
 The state primary bill met defeat in the Iowa senate This ends the fight on this subject for this legislature.
 Samuel ]. Humphries, Douglass F. Smith, Charles Augustus Seton and Charles T. C. P Comey, indicted in connection with Norfolk X Western s4. 4.500. 900 bond forgery, were arraisned before Recorder Golf, in New York. and all pleaded guilty but Colmey They were remarded one month for sentence.
 Franklin C. Jocelyn, well known among mmbermen of the middle wes,, died at the Union League club in Ch.-
 
 sustained Feou ary 22
 Bishop Pote. of New York, and hls daughter gre spending month II Rome.