Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-03-13
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER,
Domestic.

U0meSttc.
Senator Sanguilly, in the debate in the
Cuban Senate ON the Reciprocity Treaty.
expressed fear of the domination OF
Cuba by trusts, and contended that rect
procity was not necessity to Cuba S
progress.
Judge Wood, of St Louis. made per
manent temporary injunction restrain
ing Bennett Wasserman and others,
! ticket scalpers, from buying or selling
Worlds Fair excursion tickets.
Rev. Martin, pastor of Trinity German
Lutheran Church, of Springfield, ILL.,,
Lutheran Theological Seminary, at Fort
! Wayne, ind
The trustees of the. New York Lieder-
kraiz and Arion disapproved of Profess
sor Burneister's action at the concert at
the White House in not using the White
House $4,000 piano
Demands were made by the boiler
makers in all the shipyards about New
York for general increase and shorter
hours
A territorial charter was granted the
Texarkana, Oklahoma and Northwestern
Railroad, with a capital stock of SIS
ocooco
A hundred families living below Alton,
Ill.,, have lost their homes. The Ohio
and all the Western rivers are booming
The captain of the Austrian steamer
Margherita reported that his crew had
| to fight number of armed stowaways.
| The American Seeding Machine Com
pany was incorporated at Trenton, N. Ja
! with capital of $4,000 COO
| Eight bronze letters were stolen from
the inscription on the Maryland MONT
ment in Prospect Park, Brooklyn
Nellie Fletcher, who was found dead
in a New York clearinghouse, it was
found, was New Haven girl, who had
gone to Chicago with Yale graduate,
but had returned East.
President Buchanan, OF the Interna-
tional Association of lronworkers,
stated that the strike was ordered be-
cause the American Bridge Company
had violated its agreement.
The cry Of Fire" in Proctor's Fifth
Avenuc Theater, New York, nearly
caused a panic. Five women tainted
There was no fire and the engines were
only passing.
The ferryboat Neptune, plying be-
tween Allegheny, Pa, and the West
! End, was sunk by the steamer Marga-
ret and all OH board were forced to
swim to the shore.
In head-on collision between pas
i senger trains on the Burlington Rail
: road, John Peterson was fatally crush
ed and three other passengers injured
! David w. Bucklin, who was arrest
ed in the raid on Canfeld's, in New
York, sued the Trenton On. j. chic
e OF police for $4,000 damages.
The Porto Rico House of Delegates
: passed the Million-Dollar Insulal
: loan Bill. All the American member;
OF the House opposed it.
The plant OF the Franklin Baker
Company, importers of cocoanuts, il
Philadelphia, was partially destroyed
by fire.
The federal grand jury at Chicago
returned several indictments against
get-rick-quick turf investment con
Germs.
The officers and joint committees o.
the Brotherhoods of Firemen and Train
men sent circular to their respective
lodges advising them not to strike pend
ton proceedings instituted.
Mrs, Albert Zorn, who died OF strych
nine-poisoning i'll Chicago, according t
her husbands statement, committed sui
! eide after reading Tolstoi's 'Resurrec
ton and comparing her'life with that c
the heroine.
Charles T. Molony, general superb
: tendent of the Pennsylvania Warehous
S ing and Safe Deposit Company, secure
/. $1,000 from the Girard National Bar
: on an alleged forged check and disal
d peared.