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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

ness is as variegated and sensational
as is that of Wilhelm. the kaiser OF
united Germany? His two sons have
hard row TO hoe. They cannot hope
10 rival their respected parent in his
many roles, for it is given to few peO-
pie TO be great in so many ways. They
VIII have 10 potter along as best they
can, and the most that they can expect
Is TO live in history as his sons.
Even in appearance the unfortunate
princes are far behind their remark
able father. Is it conceivable for in
stance, that either ever will be able 10
raise such a wonderful mustache as
adorns the face of the kaiser? 1t is
such mustache as only an absolute
imperialist of barber could have de-
signed, and it shows that. should a
revolution unbappily force him to seek
another trade. he would open a shop as
frlseur and become a king of BARRIERS
by sheer merit. Wilhelm's mustache
combines artistically the form of a
backing brush with the expression of
feudal autOcracy. Nobody could wear
it with proper bearing except an en-
peror or waiter. The two princes
do not look as if they could carry it
off correctly, so it may be that the
Wilhelm mustache will die out with
him. And if so notable a thing as his
mustache cannot be perpetuated by a
monarch, what chances await his pol
icies? And if anything happens to
his policies, where will the two princes
land?
However, that is speculation. At
present they are fairy book boys.
When they ride out thousands Of peo-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

to the study of languages and litera-
ture and she is now a fluent linguist
and a member of the Idler and Ger
man clubs. She has contributed con-
siderably to college and New England
journals. Miss Scott will leave her
New England home and return to
Dixie-for it is her ambition to teach
in some of the high schools for ne
grOeS
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

Cloverdale: J. b. Furris. a wealthy
farmer, well-known in political and
literary circles. has started on tour
ka, Japan. China, Java. Ceylon. India,
Egypt. Palestine, Turkey and every
country and capital in Europe. return
ing from Glasgow or Londonderry TO
Montreal, Canada, thence home.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
Forty Years Apart.

Banquo, Ind.-Rosetta Pea, of Rush
county. and her mother were separated
forty years ago. the daughter then be-
ing in this county. and until within a
few days each thought the other was
dead. Yesterday they were reunited.
The mother had married second time
and the change in name had much to
do in continuing the long separation.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

Anderson. Ind.-What is known as
the Indiana prehistoric mounds. near
this city, owned by the Branneburgs,
has been leased by w. r. Covert and
E. S. Albright, of st. Louis. The
grounds will be converted into park
and cottages will be built for use of the
members of the National Anti-Spiritu-
alistic Association, of which Elder Co
vert is a leader.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

F THE result OF
the Spanish war
be 10 destroy the
present dynasty 81
that unhappy n2-
ton and restore
the legitimists to
power. the man
who will lead in
the councils Of
Don Carlos Will ne
Mr.. EnriQues. mar
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
Admit Their Guilt.

Richmond. Ind-Langdon's grocery
was burglariZed last night, and Fred
Roberts and Ed Craig. two local young
men. were arrested this morning. They
admitted their guilt and were COM
mitted by Mayor Ostrander
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
What He Did.

And what did Harry do when you
told him that in order to win you he
would have to go to WARP"
He went to pieces"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

" b6 lIit SUI Vi q
great man always
is EN- barraSSin =,
even when the
great man is con
tent TO achieve
greatness along
conventional lines.
How much more
EN- barrassing must
it be to the sons of
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

not be refused peremptorily. In a gen.
eral manner, nevertheless, one may &C.
cept understanding perfectly that the
gift must be returned hundredfold.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

An awkward man is always getting
on a womanrs trail
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

The voracious Caterpillar.
A caterpillar in one month consumes
5000 times it's own weight in food.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
KAISER'S TWO SONS.
THOUSANDS CRIED "HOCH!"
WHEN CONFIRMED
The New Social Number-Incident Which
Explains Solidarity of German Empire
-Hohenzollerns' EIsy Liyin, tile
Bier of William the Fourth.
(Special Letter.)

1afVF@g o be the son of a
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
WILL BE A POWER.
THE MAN OF THE HOUR IN
THE COMING NEW SPAIN
Mr.. Enriques of Ancient Lineage Is
Right Bower of Don Carlos the
Marquis of Cerralbo May Become the
Pretender's Prime Minister.

- r, D F THE result OF
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

upon his common right. the right Of justice. pure
'''' r r. COCDERT.
James C. Carter. esq. - Wall-st., New-York
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

professional advice which lie sends by mail without
charge
4 lady living IN West Eaton Madison Co. y y Mrs
Matte Wslker III recent letter 10 Dr Pierce says
write to inform what your remedies have done for
but they nave helped much that know where TO
commence or where To leave of as had such compica
Of ailments For three wears had such bad spells
thought that # DYING only Just sleep did not want
wake and suffer again would be glad 10 have death
any night got discouraged 1t seemed If could
be well and happy again he'd asthmatic spells
wards morning sometimes felt if | could not get
breath enough 10 i've had dreadful pains in the top Of my
head. ana nervous felt If something dreadful
dozen sheets full and tell all the dreadful things
] suffered from female weakness constipation asthmatic
spells and rheumatic neuralgia
advise all who suffering not only 10 Dr Pierce
medicines but TO his advice also for II has helped
much cannot enough in praise Of both the advice aud
the remedes look on youI medicines as being God
send and will ask God TO guide suffering humanity the
right relief 10
For nervous troubles and ailments peculiar to
Dr. Pierces Favoute Prescription is the onl v
proprietary remedy designed by a regularly educated
physician. For bronchial affections ard digestive
difficulties his Golden Medical Discovery is the
one permanent cure. His Pleasant Pellets" are
the most effective natural gripping laxative for
constipation.
Serd to Dr K. Pierce Buffalo. y V. for a free
copy OF the Peoples Medical Adviser" For paper-
mailing only. Cloth bound, 81 stampA
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

No wonder some wom-
ell feel as if the disease
which constantly pursucs :
them is just a malignant
devil booming them TO
endless misery. Thou
sands OF women " Il o
could get no relief from
any other source have
written grateful letters to
Dr. X. V. Pierce. chief
consulting physician Of
the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical institute, Of Buf
falo, y. Y. telling him
Of the benefits received
from his wonderful pre-
scriptions and the careful
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
Factories /: Mcriden, Conn.

attempt against Judge DAILY succeed. will become
subso-vlent but they will not enjoy the loss or
their independence They Will resent the c9ndi-
tons which have deprived them Of the dignhed au,
thCrity which for years they have exercised, ana
when the day OF reaction comes-as come 1t WI +.
when the people who have lavlshed favors upon me
boss will have risen in fury, charging MIN Win
crimes OF which, perhaps. he is entirely innocent.
c.amorng for h's blood as vehemently as they no" %
applaud his appearance on a platform. tneh ue
Judge who grOves most abjectly before him row
in the day Of his power will be the quickest 10 9Ke
him by the throat in the day Of his difnculty.
Mighty is the downfall and swift IL the punishment
q rlan ike that lAnplanscl
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

Boston October p lss'
Dear Mr. Carter: | regret more th!n So V'aaross
nrees that the death Of very near r'i''F' ,sr,.
funeral takes place Friday AFTERNOON, t..,r,isei
bridge prevents my taking par': rs h"u ~ which
tO do in the meeting AZ tdrntgle n" nd IN
deuendence of the judiciary. ana peg yDu " ~ I'm
II clear 10 the audience that noth"s slo.. ,om the
neratiye necessity could keep me away 'o"
81, ms 20 me that a most critical eme' me- wel
'r,ronts re pcoDe OF New York when r,py ,py,,'sye
o,Dite The alarm ~ all honest citizens WHO iavs
hat we should live under government -
An honorable Judge. OF h!gh chara.ier an. an Years
oxrerience who has rendered tWep'N -''7',, isnce
If continuous service ana mas wen ~. .Vork but
ord respect OF ar the citiZens oi New tI9. arb
one is - he driven from tho Eench D! IL ard
trerv edict OF that one man Tor tn| NJ h. has
,,,c,, a reason thai while qciins ~ j"'b t,sicial
refused TO do his bidding and 20 'ann,,ied as
orders 10 which he GAINED - nc -. fhe ir-
fiqnation and combined action Ct az nsfariou
to prevent the consumm0tion OF su'm -,
schaue I know not what could SUI mn an the
n MIR Croker Is 10 have ms Wy, vel -
-loce of Judges who have s'rNe' ~ - ,yh, ne u
f.. his sole authority 10 appoint 'upS', ,~a,i1r' In
DSst,s0ed will show him proper cois'" ,rs are in
,he discharge Of their judicial ,c.i,h regard
dsrpar of relapslUg into that c1hulu"' grady of
:" our courts which the late '1mrs reforred 20
rI,er-houored and beloved n,mo' LOU me Judge
when Ice said that 4 was uet''' ~
than 20 knoN the law . ,hs City OF New
'u, I, "s ,ae Bar Association % me ~; drove
va" -, 80 ,rosnized for the purpose ,'' ,uisncs
ro,n On. the corrupt judseS VIZ apA agents,
,.i.b Tamrrany Han and as ~ ,hs Courts and
WIN Ia -cid the judgments OF ihs 49, r,rms o.
6oushi', - S% .nd robbed the people under 'he 'o'
lHM' li, .r.,n more ,a.a ,ustnsd ~ sA's'''"
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
NO FEAR OF THE RESULT

No man is more likely to need an independent
and fearless judiciary than the man VINO at the
moment Is raised above his fellows, exercising a
llmitless ard irresponsible power. My friends. 90
not believe that the people will long submit TO
tyranny and they will see TO it that despotsm
such as this will be crushed out. The despotsnl
which has been erected upon the ruins OF "A once
independent judiciary will be Overthro~n' no mat
ter how II may appear to be buttrcssed ~ leSls-
latiye enactment or sanctioned by judicial decree"
The difference between people who are III LOT
free government and people who are not Is thht
one will rise against oppression When II pecontss
intolerabe ana the other will permit the estao-
llshment Of a deSpOtsm Great appause.l
Ny friends | have fear OF the result OF tile
answer OF the people to the question which mas
been so insolently propounded. do nor beIleYe
that the people with their eyes open. fuzzy KNOWING
what this acton means. Will fall 10 overthrow ~"
barrier which now exists between them ana tNe
rght 10 A pure and honest judiciary. | know mat
the DE- scendants of the heroes who won thelr
freedom from foreign oppressor Will heNeI
surrender 10 assault OF this chardcter
Great applauseD They will never consent tnit
the chains shall be rivete1 on their wrists, "Ale
they sumber on their wrongs. All The citizens OF
poor learned and unlearned. Democrats ana ne
pubcans will proclaim with a voice as potent ds
that with which the Almighty regulates me NOV
ments Of the mighty sea 10 their boss 'Hl uu
nlcpal chamber is yours 20 dominate ana C"n.iV'
our streets yours to pave 10 sweep, 10 Itsl >
confer upon your :avortes for special prNHese',
but the Judiciary you shall not toucn. ou Hidy
take these but you shall 60 no further. u|oui
and prolonged applauseD
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

This year months ago. when Il became Whispered
that Judge DAILY 10 he turned down anu tna'
untricd unknown and unfit men were 10 be nomiI
mattel for high judicial stations there was general
demand from all both Democrats ana kepuniicahS'
that this committee shOuld act
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
Eslond's~~
Extract s: s; s;
ointment
first soothes, ard
then permanently
cnrea itchinn or

: specific in c!l skin diseases, AID gives
I quick relief ia burns I'D t-uigco.
{ Testimonials f'o-1 Ill c,csse1 provo
} its efficacy. Prise 20 cents; trialsizo
J 25 cents. III d-ugyiSts, or cent b.
mail. Put - only By PONDS E.
! TRhCT CO., 7j Ntth Av., n. Y. City.
} There isn't arything "just Is good
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

stage. The cheers for the resolutions nienoeu
with those that greeted the eloquent Democrat
WHAT MR. HORNBLOWER SAID.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
MIR. BEAMANS REMARKS.

The last speaker was Charles { 'ea'''a.' "a,
Beaman began by reading a letter ir"'" '''''"
H. ChCate
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
LETTERS OF REGRET.

Lewis l.. Delahed then read the following let
ters Of regret at inability 10 attend the meeting
ard sympathy with its objects. Eacn teIIHs
point in the letters was received with loud ap-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-09
FOUND DEAD IN JAIL.
Sad Fate Of an Old Soldier From thu
Nalinual NettnrauS' Home ----- !

Sad Fate of an Old Soldier From the
National Veterans Home.
A startling discovery was made by in
mates of the temporary county jail yes
terday morning. 1t was the finding of
the dead body of Archer Corrigan. a
disabled veteran from the National Sol
1iers Home, lying upon the floor OF the
jail closet. Corrigan had been appar-
emily in his usual health when he left
his fellow prisoners an hour or two be
fore and seemed quite cheerful. His
companion in durance, an old comrade
in arms becoming uneasy at his long
absence from the cell. instituted a
search and was. shocked to find Corrl-
gan cold and stiff in death.
The discovery was Immediately re-
ported to the jailor. by him TO the
sheriff who summoned DR.. Hone. act
ing Jail physician in DR.. Peek'S absence.
The physician, sheriff and others ex-
amined the corpse and questioned the
dead mans companions. but as there
was nothing to indicate the contrary,
death was attributed to natural causes
and an inquest deemed unnecessary.
Death was evidently due to apoplexy.
The authorities at the Home were noti-
fed and the body was turned over to
them for burial. 4
Corrigan was arrested just one week
ago by Officer Watts on charge of
drunkenness and was arraigned before
Mayor J. Barron Hope. The evidence
sustained the charge and the usual pen
atty for plain drunk was imposed
s4.25 and costs, or ten days in Jail. The
prisoner had in his pocket when arrest
ed $3.50. but elected to serve his 10 days
and keep the money. which he was per
mitted to do.
Another one of the city's wards died
yesterday at the almshouse. but in this
case the fatal summons was not unex-
pected. Alexander Bailey, a colored lu-
matte transferred from Jail to almshouse
several days ago because Of illness. died
yesterday morning. His body will be
buried at the towns expense.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-09
JOHN ANDERsEN's CASE

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The appll-
cation of John Andersen, under SEN
tence to be hanger for murder com
mitted on the schooner Olive Pecker,
for writ of habeaS corpus. was argued
in the United States Supreme Court to-
day
Andcrsen's execution was to have TAX
en- place during August. but his appi-
cation argued today operated as stay.
He will be rasentenced if the court de-
cideS against him. P. j. Morris and H.
G. Miller represented Anderson at to-
days hearing, and the United States
District Attorney for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia. represented the gov
eminent. # a
The argument lasted al! day. and the
court took the case under advisement
:Andersen's plea for habeas corpus is
based on the claim that he was not
represented by counsel chosen by him
self. but arbitrarily named by the trial
court. thus denying him a constitutions
al right of counsel of his own choice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-09
THE SHERIFF WILL RECEIVE

we" county Jail viii BE Open for Pub
nc inspection Next Tuesday
Sherli Il. Is. Curtis authorizes IN, an
''"ncement that the new ini, of F.liz
apeth City county. now about com
pie'ed. viii be open tor the inspection of
me public on next Tuesday. Noy,n,l,rr
,'th. all day. That popular officer will
De on hand to receive and show visitors
over the new county institution. of
"nich all may be pardonably proud IT
VIII be reception day. ana though M
refreshments will be s.rvcd.' visitors
are assured of an interesting EXP ,riencc
anu some surprises in the way of mod
erh JAN building and equipment. If thu.
VISITORS wish they may enjoy the move,
experience Of being locked in one of HI.
powerful steel cells and of pecpiuu
through the big bars. Ther. is much in
the building To be seen besides the pris-
on proper
The jail will probably be regularly
tenanted next "Wednesday. and there. is
no doubt that sheriff. turnkey am, pris
"hers VIII Welcome the change which is
II long stride in the direction Of cle:,nli-
ness, sanitation and comfort
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-09

and the agent went down town to the
Continental Hotel. where h" had made
an appointment to meet Mr.. Eurcpaugh
whom he knew and had Frequently met.
Chaunrey NJ. Depew happened IN h,
at the hotel at the time. He had been
invited over to philadelphia, to Il dinner
given by the famous Clovc.' club, and
when the opera colnpauy's agent enter
ed he WAS standing near the desk talk
ing t" one of the clerks. The agent ,:-
SANITY spotted him for Adam Fore
pnush
Good morning. he said. ~, Il, j
To S.'e YOU
thauncey. with Il puzzled look on aiS
face. as though trying to remember
where he had seen the agent.
You got my letter of coursA.''
No--Ees--well. no. l can't say that I
did. and the puzzled look ue,.pvnud ON
chauncey'S face
oh, Well" said the agent, lit doesn't
rhe-bahy 's-here?"
Why. yes: it arrived this morning
What shall do With it,
DO With WHAT" ... .....
Why. the baby" .....
The baby elephant"
y light broke over rhaunr,,y': face.
My dear fellow" he said. VINO do yo,,
take me for?"
For Adam Forcpaugh." .."0
Chauncey began to laugh "C;r,.a.
Caesar. he exclaimed That's tho
fourth time I've mistaken for MIR Fore
rauEh since | have been in Philadei-
l'hia, and in every town strike have
at least one rNpcricnc" Of the kind My
names Dclcw--l'm t'haunccy Dcpcw."
Then they both laughed and the
agent went off To- find the real Mr.. Fore
pauEh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-09
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The ladies of st. Johns church viii
nave a Chyrsanthemum Tea Wednesday
md Thursday afternoon and night in
the Parish House
DR.. ]. II. Peek returned home ycstcr-
day from q weeks stay in Greater New
York, where he witnessed some of the
great political Iemonstrat tons.
The Republicans We're delighted last
light by the news from the New York
election, While many Democrats state
that they feared it.
The County Court will reconvene this
morning at 10 o'clock and the special
grand jury will be sworn and will begin
its labors. 1t will require at least two
lays to complete their work.
Local Democratic workers We're dis
appointed in the vote cast for Young in
Hampton. but attribute it merely To of
year apathy.
Yesterday was a dull and quiet day
in business circles. due no doubt to the
election.
The new Peninsula Railway Company
will apply next week to the Board %!
Supervisors of Elizabeth City county
for the desired rights of way. Repre-
Sentatires of the new company say the
route will be surveyed and work begun
on The construction of the line just as
soon as the desired franchises are
cured. They have ample funds to build
the road, they say.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-09

ncE seek 70 Project Their Interests
in Cuba and Porto Rico.
(By Telegraph.) "a.
WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-The for
eeisn bondhoders have at last moved
formally to protect their interests in W.
TIA and Porto Rico The initial steps
have been taken through the agency
of the French embassy, which. in this
case. acts no longer as the representa-
tive of the Spanish government. but
for French subjects. Through the EN-
baSsy most formidable statement has
been presented to the State Depart
ment, being an account of the various
spanish bonds owned by French citi-
zenS charSeabic against the territories
set free by the act Of the United States
government.
The total sum Of these bonds runs up
far into the millions. Just what it is
expected will be done With them is not
made clear. The United States govern
mcnt. of course. will not pay them but
it may be that the French government
looks TO 1t to cause the ndeps ndent gov
eminent OF Cuba to assume liabilities
for the redemption OF the bonds charged
against that island when that govern
ment shall be duly installed by the act
of the united States government 1t is
probable that other holders of like
bonds. German and British. will take
similar steps To have their claims
brought through their diplomatic rep
resentatives to the attention of the
United states government and it may
be that the holders of such bonds in
Spain. though Spanish citizens, will
take Il like course, which would pre-
sent a novel claim upon the gcnerosty
OL the United States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-09
S. J.BroWn&Co. /,
PHONE 1853 PHoERys. VA.
LOCK- BOX 225
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA
NOTICE

Trustees Sale Of Braxton Office
Building.
Under and by virtue OF the powers
vested in us as Trustees named in a
Deed OF Trust bearing date on the 25th
day of May. 1895, executed by Carter
NJ Braxton and Mamie c. Braxton, for
the benefit of the creditors OF the said
Carter NJ. Braxton. which deed is
duly recorded in the Clerks office Of the
Corporation Court Of the City of New
port News. we will sell at Public Auc-
ton on the premises on SATURDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1898,
AT 2 P. NJ. all that certain lot. piece.
or parcel of land situate in the city OF
known and designated by the Lot num-
Der 3. in Block number Ill. on a certain
map entitled, Map Of Part OF
the City OF Newport News.
Virginia., which said map
is duly recorded in the Clerks office Of
the Corporation Court OF the city of
Newport News. in Plat Book No. /,
page 3. to which reference is here made.
This lot adjoins the First National
Bank on Washington avenue. near
situate thereon is what is commonly
known as the BraXton Brown Stone
Front Office Building. and is one Of the
most valuable in the city.
The property will be sold subject to
existing leases, ana also subject to g
ueSd VI u uSl lutEeOIl " w llldll ~
Stuart. trustee. to secure the payment
of the sum of fifteen thousand dollars
ts15.000) and interest as specified in said
deed. which is recorded in the clerks
office Of the County Court Of the county
of Warwick, in Deed Book No. Is. at
page 1872.
TERMS:-Purchaser is to assume
payment of moneys secured by said last
mentioned deed Of trust: one-half Of
the balance of the purchase price shall
be paid in cash and the remainder in
equal payments in six and twelve
months. deferred payments to bear in
terest and title to be reserved until
such deferred installments shall be
paid.
A. s. SEGAR,
r. NJ. LETT, Trustees.
October 22nd. 1898.
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