Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
Domestic.

United States Senator Beverage
who visited Manchuria two years ago,
saws that Russia then had $4,000
troops within three weeks striking alS =
lance OF Japan, and that by this time
her army fhcre had probably Deeh III
creased to $4,000 men.
The Philadelphia carpenters uIionS
have rejected the compromise oitcreu
bv the master carpenters relative 10 thc
new wage scale. to go INTO Greet May
I II A strike is ordered 5000 men VIII
stop work.
Fire at Benson, N. c., caused the de-
struction OF Is stores and an estimate
aggregated loss OF $4,000.
Jeremiah Baxter has resigned the
presidency OF the Tennessee Central
Railroad.
The testimony in the trial OF James
Howard at Frankfort, KY, was COM
pleted and the jury viewed the scene OF
the killing Of Governor Goebcl, on the
capitol grounds.
There was a mutiny on board the
American ship Edward Scwall at Woo
sung, China, which was suppressed by
marines from the battleship Oregon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Budd Gallaudet, wi
dow of Rev. DR.. Gallaudet, died at her
home, in New York.
Inspector McClusky, OF New York,
had Tomaso Petto arraigned on the
charge OF killing Madonna, whose muir
dered body was found in barrel.
John F. Martin, formerly Of Phila-
delphia, who was supposed to be dead,
has turned up in San Jose, Cal, after
all absence Of 30 years.
President Baer, of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal Company and the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, tes-
tilted before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in the matter Of the charge
of the existence Of an illegal comblna-
ton.
A preliminary injunction was secured
in Lancaster, Pa, to restrain William I.
'Liller, who claims to be all adjutant OF
the Association of SpanlSh-American
War Veterans, from exercising the tunc-
tons of that Office.
Andrew Carnegie and J. P. Morgan
sailed for Europe on the steamer Cedric.
Several detectives accompanied them.
An aged Adventist uttered a warning
just before the ship sailed.
Friends in New York of Princess
Czaykowski, formerly ward of Senator
Depew, have been informed that she Is
prisoner in Constantinople with her huS-
band.
President Roosevelt made an address
at the laying of the cornerstone OF the
new gate at the northern entrance to
Yellowstone Park, after which he re-
sumed his tour.
Judge Grosscup, in the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, entered all
order enjoining six railroad companies
from discriminating against small ship
pers.
Mrs. Jennie Flood was arrested in
Grand Rapids, Mich, OH the charge OF
killing John London to get the insurance
money.
The strike of the iron workers en-
ployed by the American Bridge Com
pany was officially declared off.
The National Municipal League, IN
session in Detroit, elected officers. ard
then papers were read on the munich
pal situation in various cities and in
the Philippines.
President Roosevelt'S vacation IS
ended. and he returned to Cinnabar
much benefited in health. He and Mr..
Burroughs were tripped by skis, but
neither was injured.
Internal revenue inspectors made
raid on a moonshine plant in Mount
Vernon, N. Y; and captured the plant,
but the moonshiners escaped.
Roland l.. Morgan, OF Elgin, ILL.,,
died suddenly at his winter home. in
Pensacola, Fla. after eating some pre-
pared food sent him by mail.
Judge Adams, OF the United States
District Court in St. Louis, refused TO
extend the benefits OF the Bankruptcy
Law to a bucketshop.
Andrew Carnegie has given 5000 900
to Tuskcgec Institute. In his letter he
gives unstinted praise to Booker 1.
Washington.