The Monticellonian., 1906-01-25

| iI0 satOonkeepers charged with yio!at- rrg the Sunday closing law Gen. Luke E. Wright of Tennessee, having resigned the governor general snip of the Philippines, has been chosen a. first United States ambassa- dor to the court of Japan.
 Henry (. Ide, at present acting gov ernor of the Philippines, will succeed Gen. Luke F.. Wright in that office and will. ill turn. be succeeded by James r. Smith, of California, June 1 next.
 The Dominican government has granted general amnesty to the reyo- utionists
 l Marion Turner and Otto Freshwater of EmpGria. Kas., claim to have found baried treasure at# or near Phoenix Mound, southwest of Emporia, 10 the value Gt $f00,o0o. said to have been buried by fhree men on their way east rem California when surrounded by Indians. .H ISIS.
 EN-G0v Peabody and the members of his family have recovered from their experience with poison The.r illness s now attributed to p,omaine poison ne
 Chicago is dealing oat some hot | hande4 justice. An octogeEarian was 4iYen q g9=year sentence for attaelin. tcr=*elr=otd girl and three youths
 Hfor 20 years of age were given life sentences for series of robberies brought home by them.
 The Christian hone for orphans at 7ounGil Bmffs. Ia, las j1at received ;l5.ooo in cash. as the proeeeas of be l quest mae several years ago by Mrs. Mary l. Robinson, gf Sheboygan, Ms.
 Kid. Go3g. prize fighter, was killed in the second round of q bout in Geo. MeIaG4en's place in New York.
 Kid s.s. ais opponent. escaped for the time
 Charles Murray, who is said to be known aso as Col C. P. Colmey. was held in S5oo0 bail in New York, i'll connection with the forged Norfolk X Western railroad bonds.
 Gov Nardamaa of Mississippi. who chaeed the legislature To investigate the star convict system. is b be in Hestfgate5 hy q committee appointed for 1 hdt iIl- personally Eieked and beaten d onyjet
 ! Isan PaeHcsHE. fa3 xears of age W5s re.rased from prison al Asfam. ifaHeae9 aftcr 51 wears confinement. in splse of his protest lle immediate 1 lF e0mm.tte. an offease ia order to be relmpfis. nea
 Col Geerse N Robbins, Nho com uWae4 lHe EfeatA Wisconsin Live Eagle regiment in h. evil var died suddenly d his home i'll Avon Mass. aged Gt }4sagz.
 McRelralds & Co. enc of the best EGoHu grain firms in Chicago. has closed its elevators there and in St I.e6ts and will go out of business. It is -aid this eaHrse #Geei&ed upon for the full protection ot creditors
 \ inter of excitement was caused among the dip'omatists assembled for the Moroccan conference at AIgeciras, Spain by tha news that smallpox eX- isted there Admiral Si.;sbee, who learned of the fact at Gibraltar promptly forbade anyone faom his squadron going ashore at Ageairas.
 By terrific explosion in ore of the mines of the Detroit X KanaSha Coal Co, al Detroit W. Va. on Pant creek Is mea were killed The majority of the miners had come out to eat their monday lunch. and 70 escaped the fate of their comrades.
 [ traG-pires t9Iat Mrs Hollis .er who was recently murdered in Chicago, was held prisoner in a vacant house by gang of young toH2hs and abused before she was taken 10 the place where she Was mur !ered
 George Bolton was found guilty of murder in tile first degree al M1skogee, l. r. an hIs punishment fixeG at life imprisonment. Bolton and his brother. Robinson Bolton. killed thar two cousins at Weir four years age. In an effort to stop the wave 5f crime in Chicago an addition of 509 patrol men is 10 be mace to the police force
 At the suggestion of Maj-Ge:. Bates, chief of staff. the president and secre- tary of war are considering a plan of having as many of the troopS of the army as possible take practice marches during the coming summer.
 Seven persons. all members of the family of Charles Ayers, are opposed to have perished iii fire WI .ch de- stroyed Ayers farmhouse nea: Penn broke. N. II. Ayers was fouuc in the road dying from self-inhicte. bullet wound
 The Carnegie Hero Fund con. mission has awaeGeG Miss Maude A 4ttus. of | Newark, x. J.. who saved Miss Laura V. Reifsnyder from drowning. s2, 300 to complete her education. Miss Titus ia l her died October 2S last
 Philadelphia fittingly comme .norated the two hundedth anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Frankla. The churches. public schools and various societies participated, and at night the great municipal building was beautiful | ly Illuminated
 Fire broke out i'll the basement of the Olive theater building in Lincoln. Neb, during performance of Ben Hur. It was extnguished by the fire depart ment promptly, and the greater portion of the audience were unaware of there being any danger
 Congressman Champ Clark, of Mis- souri who said recently on the floor of the house that he would arm a youth with a bowie knife and hatehet to pro