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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

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pressiFe anu o'"u,'lu' ceremony
Alter 'le oenelitiioh had oeeh spoken
Niel'i''iSS,'hl y euii"g harch ni.ed the
room a"u 'h' oriie Te'@iVed the sood
Wishes OF me aFcholNAop ana the two
"nicl',ilS press "arh were followed
IL ai"ieh '"u.n anu nor brother C'eorge.
ne ouu'' rahaht ana happy. lei MS
"ile mo the a'coFF Where. under
~" Hi'" ''.i'l@ d NUS OF liiieS oI me
N"iie'' M! Si'p'i iS""y I'D receive the
CONGRATULATIONS o. Their trends
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

Gould, her train being carried by her
ncphews, Masters Kingdom and Jay
Gould.
They entered the music room and pass
ed into the East India room. walking
slowly up the aisle which had been made
by running parallel white ribbons fasten-
ed to bushes of Towering roses When
they reached the das at the Fifth avenue
end of the room the music stopped. The
ushcrs stood to each side and the brides
maids stood before the ushers.
Here. awaiting the approach of his
bride. stood the bridegroom. attended by
his BROTHER, the Count Jean de Castel-
lane. while OH the dais stood Archbishop
Corrigan. wearing his ecclesiastical robes
Mr.. Gould placed his sisters hand in
Count de Castclane's hand and withdrew
to The left, where his wife and her two
little daughters stood. The ceremony
was abridged by the fact that the bride
has not, aS il has been frequently stated
surrendered her own religious faith
When the time came for the bride to have
placed upon her finger the wedding ring.
she handed her large and beautiful bou-
quet of lilies of the valley To her sister.
Miss Helen Gould, who stood on her i'm
medinte right The Ave Maria was sung
By Rosa Sucher, and the musical cadences
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08
FAC-sIMILE OF TIE WEDDING INvITAr0Ns.

10 the relatives and about seventy i've
intimate friends, making less than one
hundred in all, as the house would not
accommodate more. archbishop Corri-
gan oiiiciatcd.
Numbers of curious people gathered
about the Gould residence, and through
the park walk opposite rs the hour Of noon
approached. They caught brief glimpscs
of guests az they alightcd from carriages
and entered the house. but the proceed
ings inside were behind drawn curtains.
and were therefore invisible to them.
The bridal procession formed in the Ii
brary. a room Of ample dimensions on the
second floor. Immediately over the East
Indian room. where the presents Ia the
bride and groom w"rc afterwards exhibit
ed. The guests received the first intima-
ton OF the formation of The bridal party
by music issuing from an orchestra con-
cealed in the hall behind Il bank OF palms
and ferns. The first number given Was
the Largo" by Handel. by orchestra and
organ. and Elsa Dream from "Iohen-
grin. which was sung by Rosa Sucher.
the operate soprano. to the accompani
ment of the string orchestra. This was
followed by the bridal march from
"LOhengrin." and the assembled guests
witnessed the bridal procession descend
ing the tlowcradorncd stairs in the fol-
lowing order:
First came the ushcrs. Prince del Drago.
Raoul Duval, Brockholst Cutting and
Howard Gould. They were followed by
the bridesmaids, Miss Beatrice Richard
son. Miss Adelaide Montgomery. Miss
Catherine Cameron and Miss Helen
Could. The bride then followed. leaning
nn the nrm of hnr hrnthnr Genrme ]
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

MRS. CAS-. ~. TODD, OF LONG
RAPIDS, OiSCARDS HER
CRUTCHES.
In on Interview with Reporter she
Reviews Her Experience and Tells
the Real Causc ~ the Miracle.


lfroH tis 4rSur ff'rnr. 'Lckl
We have long known Mr. Jas N.
Todd. ri Long Rapids. Alpcna County,
Mich. She has been 81 sad cripple. Many
Of her friends kno~ tie >f-ry sf her re-
coycrv: for the bcuc,ii ~ those vino ID
not We publish il to-iay
Eight years ago sire was taken with
nervous proStTatioh. and ia Icu months
with muscular and inilam.natory rheuma-
ti>m. II affected her heart. Then her
head. Her feet became 80 swollen she
could wear nothing on them: her haais
were drawn all oUt OF shape. Her eyes
We're swollen shat more than half the
time. hcr knee joints terribly swollen aud
for eighteen months she had 80 be held
M u he dressed. DH" limb became on
t.rrly helpless and the skin was 80 dry
and cracked that IL Wn1 ii bleed Daring
these eight years she had been treated
hy score ot physiciaHs. and has alsD
spent much time ~ Ann ATbpr under
best medical advice. Al said her trO-,'ie
was brought on by hard work and that
medicine would rot ci;rc. and that rest
was the ons thing which would ease her
After going - live with her daughter
she became entirely helpless and could
not cNea raise Ecr arms to cover herself
I'll night. The Interesting part Of the
story follows in her OWN words.
Il was urged TO try Or. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People and n last did 80.
In three days after | commenced taking
Pink Fills | could sit mp and dress my
self. and after Using them SIX weeks
went home and commenced working. l
continued taking the pills. until low
begin 10 forget my clutches. and can 20
up and down steps without AID | an
truly living wonder. walking ont oc
doors without assistance
Nov. ii can say anything 10 induce
those who have suffered - | hav" 10 try
PINK Pills shall gladly 10 So. If other
like sufferers viii try Pink Pills accord
ing Ia directions they VIII have reason to
thank God for creating mon who are able
To coHquer thar terrible disease. rheuma
tism. | have in nay own neiGhboThood
recommended Pink Pills for the after
effects OF Ia grippe. ami weak women
with impure blood. and with good re-
suits
Mrs Todd IS very strong in her faith in
the curative powers Of Pink Pills. lna
says they have brought = poor, helpless
cripple back 10 10 her own milking. churn-
In. washing sewing. knitting. and IN
fat about all at her household duties.
thanks II Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain ali tho
elements necessary - give now life and
richness 10 the blood and restore shattered
nerves They are for sale by all drag
Williams Medicine Company. Schenec-
lady. y. y. for Jpc. per box, Or SIX boxes
for SO.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

While it is to be- known as 'billion
dollar Congress. the name has absolutely
no reference To its value to the country.
The name OF Sing Sing is to be changed.
but evil doors will continue 10 think ii 4
mean place, 10 matter what name may bc
given il.
The largest known diamond goes to
the Pope, no woman can ever Use if
to make other women break the Tenth
commandment.
II March only does the lamb act as well
as it has attended 10 the lion feature. we
will think better Of it when it has become
but Il memory
Heavy shipments of American gold to
Europe still continue. The Count and
Countess de CaStciane sailed from New
York Wednesday,
According to the Chicago jury's verdict
in the Barnes case. man who helps to
conceal the mutilatSi body of murdered
man is guilty OF no crime
The stage is to b. elevated again. The
Countess Of Clancarty Belle Bil;on and
the Warehouses OF Aiiesbury Dolly Tcs-
teri are to appear together.
4 new button is made OF twisted wire.
according To a fashion note, but what tho
candidate wants is a b;ittonhole construct
ed of the same lasting material.
Two Baltimore women have just celc-
ebrated the fifty birthday of friend
ship unmarried by any quarrels; but they
are Old women. not new women.
John l.. Sullivan * going to Spain. and
if the natives will make il an object to
him they may learn that there Is more
than one way of clearing a ball ring
IT Cuban revolutions would last long
enough for the reports of undying defiance
and overtures of submission TO appear on
different days they would be more inter
cSting.
The statement made in court that the
collections liz a certain New York church
fell off one-half when the crganiSt left
shows that there is more than one purpos,
in church going.
Prince kung asks. Can Japan oyerrun
all of our provinces? VIII heaven per
nit it," That depends upon what China
herself may do about it. Heaven helps
those who help themselves
If it is true that la grippe is really a
contagious African malady, brought 10
this country by missionaries ali church
collections for sable heather should be
postponed until hot weather
The report that representatives Of
S.0OO.oO0 women will organize system of
national government az Washington
needn't brighten any one. They can't DO
worse than men at Washington
Threefour,hs of the members of the
House of Commons are reported 10 be-
suffering from colds. II Congress could
he afflicted in the same way we might
have less talk and more business
\ green goods victim, armed TO the
teeth. is trampng the streets Of Chicago
on the lookout for man with wart Oh
his eyelid who swiniled him out Of $500.
Those Chicag0ans who have friends with
warts on their eyeIids should have them
removed.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

H. y
MENT. point of natural stu
alton being Spirit Lake. not fur from the
regular trail Of the overland trains. In
1857 the settlement numbered fifty per
sons. who lived happily and contentcd.
One night the Sioux Indians swcp; down
upon the peaceful homes of the inhabit-
ants and. taking them 10y surprise. muir
dered fOrtytWo of them. At the time
of the massacre four of them were alb
sent. The remaining four were carried
into captivity. where. after four months,
they were ransomed 10y the Government
of Iowa. OF the survivors of this muir
derous attack but two are now living
Some time since il WIS decided 70 com
memcrate this tragic chapter in lowa's
history 10y monument and the State
made an appropriation for the purpose.
The imposing shaft. 4 picture Of which
appears in connection with this article.
is now almost completed and will probably
be unveiled this spring. Tho monu
ment is of granite, iifty-iire feet high.
and is located on the shores of Lake Oko-
boji, near the scene of the commencement
of the massacre.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08
PHlLADELPHIA'S REV MAYOR.
Charles L. Warwick Elected by Ma
iority of 4 bout 30. 600.

The recent municipal election in Phila-
delphia resulted in the choice of Charles
L. Warwick, the Republican candidate
for Mayor by a ma jority of about 10000.
and of William j. Roney, the Republican
nominee for TAX receiver, by about the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

The House Committee on Railways and
Canals recommends an appropriation of
$4,000 for a preliminary survey of ship
canal from the lower end of Lake Michi-
gan TO the Wabash river.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

same majority. Ex-Governor Pattison
and Colonel Sylvester Bonnaffon. Jr. the
Democratic candidates, ran well, polling
4 much larger vote than has been east
for any Democratic ticket for years. but
the Republican majority proved too great
to be overcome.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

the State of Iowa.
was the massacre at
Spirit Lake, which
occurred nearly for
~ years ago and III
which furty-two per-
sons were murdered.
The massacre took
place in 1897. at n
time when the Sioux
were very powerful
in Iowa. The gold
fever was then at its
height and thou
Sal.uS al people were
tiocking westward.
Many thriving settle
ments SpranS up
alon" the line of emil
one OF the
most beautiful in
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08
WORK OF CONGRESS.
LARGELY A RECORD OF IMPO-
TENT EFFORTS.
Review of the Session Shows that
Several Important Measures Have
Been Debated, but Have Not Become
Law.
Has Accomplished Little.
"S - = : y '' n
We sIlintrfnn a.nrr.. Snonlrnce:

REVIEW of the
work of this last seS-
sion Of the Fifty
third Congress must
nee tss.tr.ly dca! more
with What WAS at
tempted 70 be done
than that which was
accomplished. since
most Of the impor-
tant business cOnSid-
cred has been rele-
gated To the first
class. The term has
y cen particularly
marked by the bill
is of the Senate and
the House II agree
upon any of the most
important problems
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08
RIood-VitaIiZinS

elements 10 BE- found in Hoods Sarsapsrlla.
My mother-in law. Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe, at
the age OF = years, was attacked with a VIC
lent form OF salt rheum; it spread all over her
body and her hands and limbs dreadful
to look at. At the same time my little daugh-
ter Clara, who was just one year old. was at
tackled by similar disease, Ike scrofuiG. II
appeared III large sores which disiigureJ
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

ton passed was the revival of the grade Of
lieutenant general of the army that Major
General Schofield might be promoted 10
the rank. while the act of greateN infer
est TO the Government departments and
Congress was the printing bill, which
practically places the control of all Gov
eminent printing in the hands OF a joint
committee of three members from each
of the two houses.
Laws affecting shipping were passed
to establish rules 10 prevent collisions on
the great lakes and tributary waters: an
other of the same effect. applying TO har-
boris. rivers and inland waters. supple.
mentary to the act of Aug. 10 1880. for
preventing collisions at sea. The time for
making the report 10 the Board of Engi-
nccrS surveying canal routes from Lake
Erie To the Ohio river. WAS extended To
the next session az Congress Numerous
bridge bills were enacted.
The commercial travellers organization
secured an amendment to the Interstate
commerce law permitting the issuance of
joint interchangeable J,000-miEe tickets
good over more than one road.
The House adopted joint resolution. or
al amendment To the constitution. provid-
ing for the election - United States Sen
aiors By direct vote # the people Of the
States. but the resolution WAS reported
adversely Ivy the Senate Committee or
Privileges and Elections
The most important Of the Senate bills
which failed 10 pass the House was Il
joint resolution for Inquiry into the prac-
ticabiiity of deep waterways between the
ocean and he great lakes and the bill for
the regulation ri steam vessels.
Among important House bills which
died WAS one for the reorganization of
the line Of IL" army and enc To punish
train wreckcrs by capital punishment. and
attempts 1T train wrccSing by heavy
terms Of Imprisonment.
The only legislation affecting the tariff
act WAS resolution 10 extend TO April
IL the time for making returns 90 the in
terroeatorics under the income tax sec
lions and modifying the questions requir-
ed 10 be answered
Total approximations.
The following figures show approx
mately the total appropriat ions made dur
ing the present session of Congress: Agri-
cultural, S3.:s0i 100: army S232J2. 60S:
diplomatic ana consular. Si..,IJ.O13 Dis
trict Of Columbia. Sj.9l6li;,: fortifica-
tons, 81 .%04 90: Indian. S9.9I694S: mil
itary academy. 2i.2t;l: pensions. SILL
l.1I0: post office. $50. DO. 99I: general
deficiency. $S.G00.GDU: suudry civil. S47.-
10000: urgent deficiency. bills passed
early in the session. S23JI .321 legisla-
tive. executive and judicial. sd .90O. 900:
naval. 500 1GO.O00: permanent annual.
S1l3.OI3.91i; miscellaneous, 100000; TO-
tai. S49S, 952524
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08
March April May
Arc the Best Months / n which
Purify Your Blood
nd the Best Bloodp us6A
Hoods Sar parilIa
Which Puridcs Viaize and Eniches the Blood
Which Puridcs, vitalizcs and Enriches the Blood.

each 81 OF her neck: had the attend
ance OF the family physician and other doctors
for long time. tut seemed 20 CIV worse. I
read Of many people cured OF scrofula 5y
Hoods Ssrsaparlla. A sOOn we gave Hoods
Sarsaparilla - Clara she began o get better.
and before the firs bottle was gone the sores
entirely healed up. and there has never beea
any sign Of the disease since. She is
Healthy, Robust Child.
Her grandmother took Hoods sarsaparills az
the same time. and the salt rhcum decreased n
It's violence and perfect cure was soon effect
ed. l. took about three months FOR her cure
and she ascIibes her good health and strength
at Der advanced age 20 Hoods Sarsaparilla 10
has certainly been go1send 10 my family.
MRS. SOPHIA WOLFE, ZalesSi Ohio
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

pfeSeHteu uy tLPIn.
Congress met on The 4th Of December
last, with one imperative and perennial
task, to frame and enact the various ap-
proprlation bills Next in Importance
was the financial question. for which ~
definite plans Of settlement beyond m.ny
free silver bills ana various individual
schemes were then in view. Several inn
portant bills came over as heritage from
the preceding session. Foremost among
them were. in the House the Nicara qua
Canal bill. the railroad pooling bill and
the bill for the settlement OF the indebted
ness of the Mon Pacific railroads, known
as the Reilly bill.
The Nicaragua Canal project has not
been able 70 secure Il hearing III the
House. Largely through the enthusiastic
efforts of Senator Morgan. of Alabama.
the Senate bill was pushed TO a vote in
that body after protracted debate. and
was sent 10 the House. where the con
ference committee substituted its own
bill. which had been OH the calendar
throughout The session and which differed
I'm several points from the Morgan bill
The pooling hill was passed by the
House carly IL the session. but the Sen
ate refused 10 consider il by negative
vote of ~ u 2t on the question Of con
sidcration. Strong opposition To the Reil-
" bill was developed in the House. and
after very sharp debate it was recon-
mtteed to the committee without instruc-
tons.
Several important bills We're placed on
the calendar of the Senate ut the begin
ming of the term. handed down from the
long session when they had been passed
by the House Prominent among them
was the bill Ia establish IL uniform system
of bankruptcy. which was debated inter
mittently. but finally sidetracked An
other unsuccessful measure was the anti
option bill There were also OF the Sen
ate calendar the four bills which the
House had sent over. To place on the free
list sugar. coal. iron and barbHd wire, but
the attempt 10 secure consideration of the
free sugar bill was negatiycd by small
maiority. aud the opposition To the three
others was 50 apparent thar they hive
been allowed 10 pass into oblivion.
The most Interesting chapter of the
history of the session is made by the at
tempt ut financial legislation in both
houses. These are too we'll known TO re-
ouire rccapitulatiou. No financial legis-
Iation has yet resulted froIm the host of
bills introduced during the session. with
more or less weight oil authority behind
them
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

At this season ever ope should take good
spSang msdicine. Your blood mus: be purified
or YOU viii be neglectiig your health. There
is n cry from Nature for help and unless there
IS prompt and satisfactory response you will
be liable TO serious illness.
.his demand can only be met by the purify
Ing, enriching and
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

Principal Booker +. Washington. Of
the Coiorcd Normal Institute. nj Tus-
kcgec. Ala. who i appealing for money
for that institution. is one Of the best
known colorod men in the South, ana
is esteemed by al who know him. His
work for the colorcd race has received
the financial ana moral Endorsement Of
q large number OF Northern people.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

In the man whose childhood las
known carcsScS and kindness there Is
always Il fiber OF memory that can he
touched TO genfle issues. George blot.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08
SPIRIT LAKE MASSACRE.
A Monument Erected on the Scene of
the bloody Tragedy.

One of the most ragic incidents in the
history of the West and certainly the
most interesting event in the history of
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08
The Augmentation Bills.


conpished by the short session was that
making appropriations for the support of
the Governments Not Il little general leg
islation was Incorporated into the appro-
priation bills These bills. in the order
IN which they were passed by the House.
were: For the military academy West
Point. army. pension. fortitications. diplo-
matte and consular. District of Columbia
postal. agricultural. Indian, sundry civil,
legislative. executive and judicial. navy
and general deficiency. When the last
week of Congress began the House had
passed all except the general deficiency.
and the Senate had the last four yet 70
consider.
The pension bill. as enacted. contained
provisions that pensions shall not be paid
to nou-residents who are not citizens of
the United States. except for actual dis
abilities incurred in the service directing
examining surgeons to state the ratings
to which they think the applicants are
entitled. and fixing the lowest rate of pen
sion at Sc month.
The diplomatic and consular bill in
creased the salaries of several foreign rep,
rcscntativCs. and the Senate placed in it
an amendment authorizing the President
to contract fer laying cable between the
Hawaiian Islands and the United States
and to use 100000 in the work, an
amendment which the House refused TO
accept.
The agricultural bill empowered the
Secretary of Agriculture to enforce rules
for the inspection of live cattle whose
meat is intended for shipment abroad in
any form. and regulations to prevent the
shipment of condemned carcasseS abroad
or from Que State to another. and fixed
heavy penalties for violation OF such reg
ulaiions.
Considerable legislation was included
in the sundry civil bill. and much more
was attempted in the Senate by proposed
amendments. The completion Of several
public buildings WAS provided for in the
bill rs il passed in the House. and sums
were added in the Senate for new build
ings. Another Senate amendment pro.
vidcd for the purchase for $50. 900 of the
site of the Blaine mansiOn. Provision was
also included for the transfer of the mill
tary prison at Fort Leavenworth. Kan,
to the Department of Justice, to be known
as the United States pcnitentiary, and
maintained for keeping United States
prisoners who have heretofore been held
In State prisons under contracts.
The naval bill was notable because OF
the "new havy" provision for two battle
ships and six torpedo boats. and the in
crease Of the enlisted force by the addi-
ton of 900 men.
The general deficiency bill reported to
the House amounted to S6.319. 30 An
amendment requested by the Secretary Of
State to pay the claims of Great Britain
for $425. 900 damages for seizures of seal
ers in Bering Sea was voted down by the
House.
The most conspicuous personal legisla
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

Rapid growth of the finger nails is
considered 10 indicate good health
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

Gould, her train being carried by her
ncphews, Masters Kingdom and Jay
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shown. however, Is that OF the BuHaio anu ous-
quehanna Railroad proper
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAuTE.
The St LOUIS Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
Company reports for the fiscal year ehdlhg
June 30:
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STOCKS CLOSE LOWER.
ADEANCE IN GALL LOANS.
pArE-cUrTING IN THE WEST-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

sr.rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE oCToBbh l.
DrAI.rNGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS