Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-15
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goes to war in defense Of her colonial
possessions in the western hemisphere.
This will not be true, however Spain
Will go to war because, in one of her
harbOrs, and while under the protec-
ton of her flag, she treacherOuSly de
stroyed an American warship and muir
dered 266 American sailors, and be
cause the American people demanded
that she should be held to stern &C
counting for that black crime.
The disgracefUl row in the house
arose from an effort to force through
the majority program without any op-
portunity whatever for debate, amend
ment, explanation or anything else.
This is an illustration of the point
which machine legislation has reached
under the Reed rules. Nobody has any
desire to delay action at present, but
the minority has a right to put itself
clearly on record in so important a
matter as this, and reasonable oppor-
tunity for it should have been given
without question.
Warsaw citizens are making frantic
efforts to hold down that United Breth-
rem college, which every day or two
shows an inclination to slip away. Half
a dozen architects were in Warsaw this
week with sets of plans for the build
ings, but the ministers and members of
the u. b, church who met them there
declined to enter into definite agreement
with any of them until the people who
had subscribed for lots, ponied up
There are a great many who have prom
lsed to pay and there is pos Sibility
that hitch may yet ensue.
A desirable impetus has been given
to the proper practice of human crema-
ton by the instant resolution of "dust
to dust" of the cast-off earthly casket of
the beautiful soul of Frances Willard.
1t was the long expressed desire of this
exalted woman, that, as in life, no inllu
ence but that of the good, the beautiful
and the true had proceeded from her ex
ample, so in death no pollution or phys
zeal life should be traceable to the fact
that she lived and moved and worked
here on earth. The grave is full of I'M
namable horrors. From the rarely re-
fined dust to the urn, purified by fire,
inspiration may be sought.
w. l.. Sarber represented Argos at
the electric railroad meeting d. Ily-
mouth Monday and reports a very en-
thusiastic meeting. The route as has
been surveyed, is from Sturgis, Mich +,
to Danville, ILL.,, via Argos and Maxen-
kuckee. At the meeting Monday, Mr..
Sears, of Chicago, was elected presi-
dent and DIR. Matchette, of Bourbon,
secretary. M. l.. Cory, of Argos, was
also chosen representative of Green
township. There were about twenty
five gentlemen present representing all
the towns along the proposed route.
If the right of way can be secured,
work will commence in May.-Argos
Reflector.