The Monticellonian., 1907-05-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK
AN EPiToME OF THE MOST IM- PCRThkT EVENTS AT HOME
 ARD ABROAD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
A Carefully pigested and Con- densed Compilation of Cur rent News Domestic
 and Foreign.

Judge Rosa Of the Munlclpal court of Beloit. Wis. sentenced L. A. Foutz to one yea. in the penitentiary for beating his wife
 Judge Fremont Wood, who is pre- siding d, the SteHnenberg murder trial. directed the prosecuting attorney of Ada county to make an investigation of the circumstances under which Harry Orchard was interviewed for publication.
 The striking longshoremen made something Of a gain when 400 strike breakers quit work on the piers of the White Star line and joined their fortunes with those of the men whose places they had taken.
 RunSr in Milwaukee that Governor Wheeler, of the soldiers home, has resigned and is to be succeeded by Major Rowley is emphatically denied by him
 The entertainment of the Japanese army and navy officers in New York reached is climax in a banquet given in the grand ballroom of the Hotel Astor by prominent citizens of the city.
 Before 2 score of startled men Frank A. Brethertdn, a traHeling salesman CT Des Moines. employed by the Aga Packing Company Of that city, shot himself through the eye
 With all hands well and contented, with horntiful supply Of fresh air -9F+ 44,FaaG sp T1f11r broken. the submarines Octopus and Lake rose 10 the surface Of NarragaR- set bay, 5ndng a test of 24 hours ua. der water
 Thousands of women. children and aged persons who were dying of star- yation in the streets of Sing kiaus Pu were placed in camp outside the city and are now being fed by the relief organizations
 Alonzo B Jones. well-known re tired yachtsman and architect, died at Bellevue hospital. New York, as | result Of injuries sustained in falling from his he'd.
 While high officers of the Japa- nese fighting forces. just now the guests of New York City, made off eial calls. 7e0 sailors. just one-half Of the crews of the Japanese battle ships Tsuku9a and Chitose, had a holiday in Manhattan
 \ free pgess special from Saulte Ste Marie. Mich, says: The steel steam CT Saxon. owned by the Pttsbarg Steamship Ca.. stranded during a fog on the north side of Garibops island, Lake Superior
 A case=of yellow fever in Guatemala caused the marine hospital service to quarantine Puerto Barrios Guate maIa's eaSern seaport. against pas fenger tTac.c 10 the United States.
 The grand jury finished it's invest- gation of the Metropolitan Life In surance Co and if was said on ap- parently good authority that at least one official of the company would be indicted as result of the probing
 While the door of the bank at St. Clair, Mo, j2 miles from St. Louis on the Frisco stood invitjngly open, ban. dits risked lives and liberty to rob store two blocks distant.
 Five masked men at Ellettsville, Ind. bound and gagged the town mar shal. took from him the jail keys and secured the only prisoner, Oscar Mor- ris, whom they dragged 10 tree and whipped severely.
 Manuel J Hanna mechanical en- gineef of S. Louis. was arrested in Cincinnati on complaint ot the Hon ing Hotel wanag ment. which claims he ow5 board biii of S45
 The first day of the Rusf extortion case with twelve jurymen in the box brought Gnly small audience to Judge Dunne's court room.
 Dr. John ". Trader, born at Xenia, O, March {. 1897, but resident of Missouri since aSfo. and Of Seialia since 1865 died Of general debility.
 The directors of the Standard Oil company declared quarterly dividend of $a q share This compares with . dividend cf $lj declared three months ago.
 The next general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. south, VII be held at Asaeville N. C., in 1910
 Cen. S E. NJ Young. retired. was appointed sr!nteudent of Yellow stone park, to succeed Maj. John Pitcl- CT.
 Tho interior department has with drawn approximately cog 0e3 acres oi land lying in the Little Rock. Darda nellss and Camden. Ark. land district mainly in Montgomery and Polk c0Gn ties. and almost west of Hot Springs for the proposed Arkansas nationa forest
 King Victor Emanuel received Con gressman Julian Kahn, of San Fran cisco. in audience.
 Plans for the establishment of St Louis-ChieaT line. carving sleeping cars as we.As day coaches. have beer perfected by the Illinois Traction Sys tem
 A divorce from a common law mar riage was granted Mrs. AdGie Quaif, of St. Louis from Walter F Quaife.
 Lawyer Abraham Hummel ericure man about tcwa and "nrst-nishtar" a the heaters is making preparations for a years stay in BlacE welrs Is lacd.