Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-07

No hing new has developed III the
Grover;ow scands H. The Doctor anc
his vile are no living together aud :
divorce case IS likely to follow Thepe
pie down there are still talking ahoug
the matter aud of c1urso Ike every
Other question, there are two sides.
"Miss Il St Maxwell, the YOU hfai.
pretty and accomplished vlolinist was
in great favor with The audience as
soon as She appeared, and the i'm
preston grew more favorable as she
gave eylds nee OF much skill, and grace
| fulness III her selections. She was re
called many times, and in fact took TN
house by storm. Miss Maxwell IS un
quesIona0ly star performer, aud
those who listened 10 Ter would be only
too glad to hear her again. - CarrJliton
Ky, News.
James Cor5e,t has challenged Pr
10 battle once more He offers Bob
1000 to sign ariicl 5 OF agreement an
additional $1,000 the moment he steps
into the rlna &c tight, ond If he should
stay in the ring for ten rounds jim
will give hun - 0U0 and should he ue-
feat him C0rbett VIII give him another
thousand. 1t Fiizsimmons don't accept
this challenge the American people viii
think that there is something wrong
with FHZsimmo:,s Five thousand dol
lars WIN or loose is not to be picked up
every day.
a late report from Kansas City SAYS
a female practitioner of the art OF Iii
vine healing has been arrested ia that
city for failing TO notify the health al
thoritles of a case Oh diph'heria which
she had attended. The validity OF her
arrest and Of any punishment that may
be inflicted upon her for failure to Oh
serve health regulations or for the prac-
tice of the mummery known as "diviue
healing Will be contested by appeal
| the courts Of last resort. The Christian
scientists of Kansas City are said t.
number from 800 to 1000 persons, VINO
will pool their money and Influence IN
defense of their cherished superstition
at ChambersDurg, wife Who WAS
young and pretty, left her husband be
cause he made her curry the horses and
milk the cows. At Sheibyville wiIe
left her husband because she didn't ike
him. He followed her and was attacted
by her brother who heat his brains out
with club. Over 1t Anderson a young
cOlored boy lost his lite While trying -
save the life of his brother who had
broken through the Ice. At Princeton
boy desperate shot and dangerously
wounded the city Marshal. There are
scores of similar happenings III the state
every day.
From Saturdays Daily.
Lee Nj. Kendall is now In Chicago.
Mrs. o. f. Lands is visiting friends
in Chicago this week.
Miss Hattie Morris, is visiting her
friend Miss Stella Taber, of Argos.
Attend the Rose Maxwell entertain
ment tonight.
None of the factories were in opera
ton today.
One Weather prophet says that this
winter will witness thirty-two snow
falls.
Rabbit hunters have been numerous
today.
Ben Lauer left for Chicago TINS
morning on bt siness.
New Year parties were plenty last
| night.
Fifty years ago people were judged
by their works.
Harvey Steele, of the BOswOrth store,
is visiting his daughter in Chicago.
Elmer WerniZ, of the Novelty works,
is visiting friends In Lakeviile.
The wheat crop will be great next
summer.
The snow plows were out early this
morning which proved blessing to the
pedestrians.
Ten inches of snow in Marshall
county on New ears day is record
breaker.
Frank Jacox held the number 81 that
drew the handsome wheel rallied or
last night.
Weather: Snow lurries this after
noon, partly cloudy. Colder tomor-
row.
Mrs. John Brttenham, son and
daughter are visiting relatives III Chlca-
go this week.
There has been more wood brought
to town today than any other day this
winter.
Edwin Meyers AMI James Gilmore
laIt 70 90 nd