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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

est and the lowest and the closing prices
of the New York stock market today, as re,
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New YorI stock exchange Correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-20

Today's Racing at Alexander Island.
The first race today at Alexander Island,
seven furlongs, resulted: Ponce de Leon,
Zeller. to 8, first: Irene. Afford, 6 to 1.
second: Adaxus, Murphy, 8 to s. third.
Time 1,32.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-20

last week the house party at Sandringham
included Mr.. William Waldorf Aston, Mr..
Robinson, the South African millionaire
who bought Dudley House; the Duke and
Duchess of York and the crown prince of
Denmark. Both MIR. Aston and Mr.. Robin
son bought heavily.
International Rowing
A movement Is OF foot, headed by Mr..
Andrew F. White and other prominent
Cornell men, to get Trinity Hall. Cam
bridge, to enter a crew to compete In the
ward for 1896. The prospects are that the
efforts of the Cornellers will be successful.
A Shrcwd Loser.
The English are chuckling at the way
Mr.. Michael F. Dwyer is losing all his
horses in selling races, and the methods Of
the American stable are again roundly
abused on all sides. There is reason to be-
lieye, however that Mr.. Dwyer is anxious
to get rid of the string at any price, and Is
quite satisfied with what he got on Thurs
day for Don Alonzo. The latter was in the
Veterinarians hands before the race and
why he was allowed to run, unless 1t was
desirable to lose him. is question which
the Britishers are asking themselves. Mr..
Dwyer also claimed the winner of the race,
Primrose knight, under the rules, and paid
f1O for him.
Theatrical Notes.
The end of the theatrical season Is In
sight and most of the theaters are closed.
Last nights at the Haymarket and Cri-
terion theaters are announced. Lighter
pieces, like "The Artists Model" 1.-The
Shop Girl" and gentleman Joe," continue
to draw strong.
Aug,lstin Days Shakespeare revivals are
not generally approved.
Vanity Fair says: Shakespeare becomes
IL H. 4 hry nr1,, l-k-
tard comic operas"
Anna Miller Wood Of San Erarc:soc, who
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16

While riding TO Pretty Lake yester
day with the picnic party, Noble Nc
Crory had the last three fingers of the
right hand badly bruised. lie had
hold of the rail on the side Of the wagon
when it ran into a rut in the road and
the weight of the load crowded the box
down to the wheel His hand being be-
tween the two was bruised and ground
by sand OF the wheel.
Mrs. Shaughnessy, who lives near the
Bicycle factory, heard some one trying
to enter her house from in front last
night and ran out the back door scream
ing for help. Mr. KreitZer who lives
next door heard her cries and rushed
out Of his house with gun and seeing
a fellow hiding behind some freight
cars on the Vandalia track, let fly at
his legs. The fellow took to his heels
and escaped.
At 80 o'clock this afternoon, after
few days of intense suffering, death re-
moved from the arms of loving moth
er and fond father, little years old
Robert North, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. c. North. The immediate
cause of his death was flux, which be
gun its fatal work last Monday night
Robert was bright little fellow, and
known by the entire neighborhood
Vivacious and full of life, and always
welcomed at the homes of those il the
immediate vicinity. Funeral services
will be held at the residence tomorrow
afternoon at four o'clock.
George Warner, whose attempted
suicide was reported by the INDEPEN-
DENT yesterday, died this morning at
his home from the effects of self adj
ministered dose of morphine taken yes
terday morning Warner lived and
owned a farm on the north side of
KoontZs Lake and when sober was
accounted good, sensible man. When
drinking he is said to have been violent
and abusive which made him a most
undesirable companion when on pro-
tracted sprees. lie was a Swede by
birth and was a soldier in the army of
the late rebellion. His suicide was the
end and probably the result Of four or
five days spree and all that is mortal of
George Warner now lies cold in death.
He was man largely known in Mar
shall comfy and leaves an estimable
family consisting of wife and several
children, some of the latter being grown
and married.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16

DIR. Linkenhelt and wife entertained
about twenty friends last evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent with card
playing followed by ice cream and cake.
The advance agent of Cooks Hippo
drome Co., who were at the fair last
year, is in the city to-day endeavOring
to make arrangements to come here
again this year.
Mrs Jennie Raymond, nee Meeg an
now of South Bend, has been in Plym
outh visiting with the family of W. Z.
Patterson and her many friends. She
visited the circus Wednesday and re-
turned to South Bend yesterday.
Quite number of people had their
pockets picked at the Pittsburg depot,
Wednesday night while boarding the
$40 train. One sharper kept the agent
busy answering questions at the win
dow so he could not get out to watch
While the rest of the gang worked the
crowd.
Mr.. l.. \. Lloepfer's friends were in
formed by telegram this morning that
himself and family have landed in New
York. They will remain in that city,
probably a week, during which time
Mr.. Kloepfer will make some large pur-
chases for the store in this city after
which they will return to Plymouth and
be at home once again.
NIessrs. Lumsden Il Ward, manufac
turers Of hard wood lumber, with Offices
at Mt. Pleasant, Mich, were in Ply
mouth yesterday. Their business was
with the Indiana Novelty Mfg. Co., to
which they have largely supplied the
rock elm strips used inthe manufacture
Of bicycle rims. They have been work
ing about twenty men on this item of
supplies and are yet short on orders.
They operate mills at Cadillic and River
dale, Mich.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16

The north bound train on the Lake
Erie and Western Ry., due to leave here
at 12G3 was two hours late to-day.
l.. y. Kloepfer and family arrived
home about six o'clock this morning
after three months spent in Europe.
y letter has been received from Har-
vey Steele stating that he is at Toronto,
Canada, and having delightful time
Yves. Inglehart, the popular barber of
South Bend, was in Plymouth yesterday
en-route south on hunting expedi-
ton.
Miss Ella Zumbaugh of Wisconsin
is home for a few weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Yum
baugh.
The game of ball between South
Bend and Bremen at South Bend yes
terday resulted in a score of to , in
favor of South Bend.
VIM. Hawkins and wife, of Texas,
arrived in Plymouth yesterday, and will
remain as the guests of DIR. J. Z. Brooke
and family for a short time.
Long and Weaver left to day for he
wanna to work for Mr.. Toner. Judging
from the nature and amount of materi
al they took they must be going to paint
the whole town red
\ horse on the Simons farm was bad
ly snake bitten on the nose Friday.
DR.. Linkenhelt was called and applied
remedies which soon killed the poison.
The horse is getting along all right.
The funeral services of little Robert
North was held yesterday afternoon
from the residence at o'clock. Rev
Narcotic olliciated after which the re-
mains were laid to rest at Oak Hill
cemetery.
There was reunion of the family of
John Shafer yesterday at which thirty
one members were present. All were
well and hearty except Mr.. Shafer him
self, who is subject to troubles incident
to old age. Two photographs were
taken by futile Il Fletcher, one of the
whole membership and another of just
the immediate family of eleven mem
bers, who had not all been together be
fore in about twenty years.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16

Mr.. Oliver Weise and sister Clara,
left for South Bend this noon to attend
the wedding of their cousin, Miss Mary
Zimmerman.
DIR. Brooke suffered another seevre
stroke of paralysis last night. lie can
talk little this morning and is resting
a little easier.
Mrs. John Walmer, of Bourbon and
Miss Myrtle Grove, of Kinzie are visit
ing the families of II. b. Reeves and
Henry Reynolds.
J. &. Williams general manager and
+. I. Hatch division Superintendent of
the Vandalia Ry., were in the city yes
terday on business.
John Soice who for some time past
has suffered from epthlemonia of the
face is much better and in way to
complete recovery.
Mrs. Patterson and son accompanied
by Roy Witwer left yesterday for
Michigan City. From there they will
return to their home in Kalamazoo.
Marshal Myers left yesterday morn
ing for KokomO to visit his daughter
who is very sick. Ira Lower has been
deputized and is acting for him during
his absence.
John W. IIoughton is reported very
sick. He was seized with cramps Mon
day morning and from that time until
last night was under the almost con-
slant care of physicians when he COM
menced to show some signs Of improve
ment and is resting quite easy to-day.
Miss Grace BabcOck is the guest of
Miss Daisy Woodward. They are
spending the afternoon and evening at
Lake Maxenkuckee.
Charles Curtis Of Marmont has ac-
copied position as book-keeper at the
Heinz pickle station in this city and
has entered upon his duties.
Mrs. ". II. Porter nd baby, and Mrs.
Speyer leave tonight for New York
City to be gone until the latter part of
Septemberv visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Meta Behrens took a hackload
of young lady friends to Pretty Lake
yesterday afternoon where they were
the guests Of Mrs. O. II. Porter who is
camping there.
y. II. Underwood was struck in the
fleshy part of the leg yesterday by seat
tering shot while hunting with two
friends. The wound was only slight
however, and no serious trouble is APP
pretended.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16

the horses and they began to kick and
run. The hired hand jumped from the
wapon but young Turner chung to the
relns endeavoring to hold them, only
jumping when he saw it was useless to
hold on any longer. They ran to CAIRO
street when by some ones effort to stop
them they were turned west and in do
ing so came up against the drinking
fountain on Blain's Corner. This
checked their speed and they were cas-
lily caught. The wagon was badly dam
aged but the team was not injured.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16
From Tuesdays Daily.


Ball Il Carabin commenced remodel
ing to day.
Chas. Lankenaw went to TT. Wayne
this morning.
{. y. Clough left to-day on a business
trip to Michigan City.
Miss Sarah a. Smith is visiting the
family of V. Ashley.
Walter Bailey OF st. Paul, Mimi, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Robert Meek, of Indianapolis is the
guest of Ii. L. Buck and family.
Mrs. c. i. Drummond left for Chicago
Sunday night to be gone about ten
days.
Mrs. NJ. j. Franklin and daughter, of
Chicago, are guests of Robert McCance
and family.
Miss Anna and Lena Beaderman, of
South Bend. are the guests of Miss
Christina Ulrich.
Howard Kelly and wife commenced
housekeeping to-day in Mrs. Morrison's
house on Walnut street.
y. +. Wise returned this morning
from Big FAKE where he has been rus
ticating for several days.
Luther IIelpman a former jeWeler of
Plymouth now of Chicago is visiting in
this city for a few days.
Will Ream formerly of the Bicycle
factory now Of Marion is the guest of
Plymouth friends for few days.
Cora and Ralph Sacks returnhd to
their home in Terre Haute to-day after
visiting for some time in this city.
Dick Sellick left yesterday for Sheri-
dan with string of three good horses,
Aleedon, Eunice and Rich Crown.
y. j. Wade, of Tyler, Texas, who has
been visiting with relatives in this city
for the past week will return to-day.
Col. VIM. Sears arrived in this city
yesterday and is experimenting the
changes to be made in his business
property here.
Ii. +. Franklin and wife returned
from South Bend to-day where they
went to purchase table furnishing for
the new hotel.
Jesse Broomback, a professor of Pur-
due University, enroute from Kewanna
to Laporte, visited few hours with the
family of George kleinschmidt Satur-
day.
.. Nj. Cunningham, of South Bend,
Prosecuting Attorney of st. Joseph
County, was in the city yesterday look
ing up some legal business in reference
to one / amilton who was once in bust
ness in this city, as proprietor of the
Plymouth Steam Laundry.
In the case of the State of Indiana
VS.. Robert McCumber for assault and
battery on his wife tried in Justice
Reeves court yesterday, the jury
found the defendent guilty and fine of
one dollar and costs amounting to $40
50 was imposed. He went to jail in de-
fault.
j. L. Turner's team attached to his
butcher wagon, "a away on Michigan
street yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Turn
er's oldest son was driving south &C.
cOmpanied by another young man who
is employed in the meat market. When
they got about in front of the old Park
er house lot clip broke, letting one
side Of the pole down. This frightened
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16
From Mondays Daily.


Miss Sarah Fritzen spent Sunday at
South Bend.
Chas. Corbin is in Chicago on bust
ness to-day.
Clate Resler and wife left for Chicago
this morning.
Rev. l.. a. Moench went to TT.
Wayne this morning.
Mrs. ". +. Ault returned from La
porte Saturday night.
L. Tanner and J. c. Jilson are fishing
at Maxenkuckee to day.
J. y. Ilanes left Saturday for Lima,
Ohio, to be gone two weeks.
Miss Irma Eiler, of Muncie, is the
guest of Miss Irma Winnings.
Frank Il. Hale visited at home at
Benton lIarbor over Sunday.
Harry Corbin, and Fred Haslanger
went to South Bend to-day.
Chas. Kinsel has gone to Mentone to
see his father who is very sick.
Miss Lizzie Eich left for Delphos,
Ohio, to-day to visit her mother.
James Thomas purchased the Geo.
Van Dorsen farm last Saturday.
Bert Altman goes to Marion to-mor-
row where he will visit his brother.
Theodore Mclaughlin and family are
rusticating at Pretty Lake for a week.
Miss Tina Durham left for Monterey
to-day to visit cousin who is very
sick.
James \. Gilmore and family were
guests of Marion Chase of Tyner yes
terday.
Bert J. Gilmore returned to Chicago
yesterday after ten days visit at
home.
The Misses Heck of Columbia City,
visited the family of ). c. futile over
Sunday.
Mike Ryan and wife spent Sunday at
Notre Dame and st. Mary's, near
South Bend.
Jerome Washburne, of Logansport,
visited the family of Ed. S. Hogarth
over Sunday.
Mrs. O'Brien, daughter and sister, of
the Central House, bourbon, spent Sun
day in Plymouth.
Mrs. e.. Wolf returned last week
from a three months visit with her
daughter in Kansas.
Miss Kate Sweeney, who has been the
guest of j. +. Hanes and family left for
TT. Wayne yesterday.
Frank Bosworth spent Sunday with
his wife and friends at Buchanan, Mich
igan, returning today
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Helpman, of Chi
cago, are spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Parks.
Chas. Langstaff, advance agent, left
for Kewanna to-day, one week in adj
of Billy Casads Minstrel Co.
Henry Wheeler of South Bend ac-
cOmpanied by his wife and child are
among Plymouth visitors to-day.
County Treasurer w. j. Rankin quail
flied Saturday and entered upon the
duties of his office this morning.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16
From THURSDAYS Daily.


VIM. Clark left for Warsaw Monday.
{. {. Buck wentto LaPOrte last night.
Mr.. John Zeiders left for South Bend
to-day.
Mrs. Seymour is visiting at Etna
Green.
John Sullivan went to Warsaw last
night.
Geo. W. Marble went to Chicago last
evening.
c. c. Wink went to Bourbon this
morning.
Robert Coffey returned TO Indianapo-
lis to-day.
Eugene Welch left for Lima, Ohio
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Brooke went to
Peru to-day.
Mrs. Ii. &. Thayer is visiting at Win
ona, Warsaw.
Denny O'Brien returned from Don
aldson to-day.
DIR. Vets went to Michigan City on
business to-day.
Mrs. +. NJ. Axe returned from Roches-
ter yesterday.
q. II. Porter and wife broke camp at
Pretty Lake today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braverman have re-
moved to Laporte.
Robert Reeve is quite i'll with inflam-
alton of the bowels.
What has become of our Business
Mems Association?
j. w. Maxey is rusticating an Lake
Maxenkuckee to-day.
Continued on Eighth Page.)
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
DR.. Humes went to Bourbon yester
day.
VIM. Reynolds went to Warsaw Mon
day.
Miss Mary IIoham is visiting in Fl.
Wayne.
John Hansen is in Chicago to-day on
business.
Harvey Steele returned from the East
yesterday.
l.. Il. Learned returned to South Bend
yesterday
Ed Wheeler passed through the city
this morning.
Will McKague is home from Chicago
on vacation.
Miss Hattie Wolford is visiting South
Bend friends.
Mrs. Chas. Ramsey is quite sick with
malarial fever.
Miss Mary Gilbert is visiting her par
ents in this city.
l.. IIelpman and wife went to Bour-
bon this morning.
Harley a. Logan was in Argos on
business yesterday.
John s. Bender was in South Bend on
business yesterday.
Fred III. Kuhn made a business trip
to Chicago Monday.
c. l.. Morris made business trip to
Inwood this morning.
Warren Collins, of Toledo. is visiting
his parents in this city.
Mrs. Mary Dinklog is the guest of her
sister Mrs. j. f. Hanes.
Mrs. Jacob Weckerle is the guest of
John SHOEMAKER and family.
J. II. Flaharty's sister and two child
rem left for Louisiana Monday.
s. Baumgarten of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Levi Lauer and family.
IT. Curtis, of Terre IIaute, is the
guest of Miss Letta Trowbridge.
The Alter Guild meets next Monday
evening with Miss Clara Butcher.
Mrs. Rosa Mead is visiting her par
ents at Donaldson for few days.
Miss Barbara Miltenberger is visiting
relatives and friends in South Bend.
Chas. Miles has just finished repaint-
ing the residence of August Carabin.
Joe Weber who has been working in
Michigan returned to Plymouthto-day
Ed Sands Two little children are re-
ported very sick with cholera infantum.
Mrs. Margaret Warren of Hammond,
is the guest of Thomas Walker .and
family.
Miss Gertrude Soice Is visiting the
family of +. Tesher in South Bend for
about a week.
Miss Mary Sevrick and Kittie Schust-
err, of South Bend are guests of Miss
Frances IIanes.
+. NJ. Giller, of Kewanna, was the
guest Of his brother, John Giller, yester
day and to-day.
Mrs. James Bachman has been very
i'll with severe attack of cholera NOR
bus for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nussbaum, Mrs. s.
Goldsmith and baby returned from
Marion last evening.
&C. Wink and w. j. Rankin 60 to
Argos tonight to assist an eXemplica-
ton of the explified 3d..
Mrs. Frank Nicolay and sister have
gone to Chicago for a several days visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Eta Marks, of Lexington KY,
who has been the guest of M. Lauer and
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16
From Saturdays Daily.


Mrs Jacob Martin is visiting Argos
friends.
Miss Mary Stein left for LaPorte yes
terday.
ID. X. Harris went to Inwood this
morning.
Miss Rosa Caughman went to La
Porte yesterday.
Walter \. Reynolds was in Chicago
yesterday on business.
Mrs. H. IIallock left for Warsaw
this morning.
County Treasurer, G. {. Wink was in
Bourbon on business this morning.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong and grand
mother, Mrs. Smith left for TT. Vague
this morning.
Milton Styles who moved to South
Bend about six months ago is moving
back again to-day.
b. III. Dummick and family of War
saw, are guests of VIM. EVERY and
family
The l.. +. Il W. Ry., had one hundred
and twenty two coach loads into Niagara
yesterday.
Lou Glass, of the Novelty Works
force is laid up with a serious attack of
erysipelas.
Geo. NJ. Kaughman and Ada y
Risch were married by Justice Reeves
at his Office last evening.
Miss Tyra Ruth, of Chicago returned
to-day after two weeks visit with her
cousin Miss Ruth Thomas.
James Smith Of South Center town
ship had five sheep killed by dogs last
night and several wounded.
Mrs. y. Is. Coffee returned to Indian
apolis yesterday after visit OF several
weeks with plymouth friends
Mrs. BehrenbrOok complains that a
new carpet was stolen from her house
Friday morning valued at $1,000.
Miss Tina Scott, who has been the
guest of her sister Miss George Moss
man in this city returned to Marion to-
day.
The young peoples dance at Wolfords
new store rooms was largely attended
last night and delightful time was en-
joyed.
Mrs. a. j. Bowel returned to Toledo,
to-day in response to a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of her
mother.
Miss Dora Stegman left for Peru this
morning. From there she will return
to Fort Wayne where she will continue
her dress making business.
Miss Ludwig, of South Bend, who
has been visiting Miss Agnes Maurer,
has gone to Plymouth where she will
visit for a short time.-Daily Herald,
LapOrte.
Mr. +. G.. Smith arrived last evening
for few days visit with the family of
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
X. Brooke, before returning with his
to Petoskey, Michigan.
The little child of Annie suit died
at noon to-day Of cholera infantum
after only few hours sickness, aged
ten months. Funeral from the resi-
dence of Jacob suit at 2 o'clock to-mor-
row. Burial at Jacoby Cemetery
The Christian Church picnickers had
hot day of it yesterday at Pretty
Lake, but aside from the sun burned
faces of the girls and badly bruised
hand of Noble McCrory, everything
went lovely and a day of solid pleas
ure was enjoyed.
Geo. L. Steel completed his work for
the Progressive Brethren church north
of LaPaz yesterday. The work was re-
ceived as perfectly satisfactory in every
respect. 1t consisted of painting the
exterior. The church is now being
seated. Notice of dedication will be
given later.