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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11
Married,

Feb. 3id 1898 was the wedding eve of
Miss Cora Kanarr the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Kanarr of
North township. The bridegroom be-
ing Mr.. VIM. Taylor young and high
ly respected gentleman of Lake county
The sacred scene was at the pleasant
home of the brides parents and with
the exception of the family Miss Frank
McChesney, the life lorg playmate of
the bride, was the ONLY friend present.
The Independent extends congratula-
tiOnS
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11
Merit Always Wins.

The lard times of the past three OF
four years have been very destructive
to all industrial affairs, and the railways
have had an unusual amount of diff
Guilty in making both ends meet. Roads
that have, during this trying period,
earned dividends while at the same
time atfording high class transportation
facilities to their patrons, have, indeed,
been fortunate. And such an events
speaks we'll for the management of the
roads.
The record of the Nickel Plate road
during the recent period of industrial
depression has indeed been remarkable,
and it speaks most eloquently of the
conservative judgment of the managers.
For this road has made great and
steady progress in the material lm-
provement of Its roadway and appli-
ances, and In perfecting its equipment.
The interests of the public have been In
nowise neglected; in fact, the success of
this road has Injured TO the benefit of
the public as much. If not more than 10
the stockholders. The condition of the
road today shows this. Great and valu-
able improvements of a permanent
character have been made-in the shape
OF strengthening the roadway, bridges,
and other accessories, and procuring
new and improved safety appliances;
new coaches have been added, elegant
Wagner sleeping cars put on, new and
powerful engines have been placed In
service, and everything has been done
to raise the standard OF the road, to per
feet its service, and to give ii leading
place among the best roads in the
country. The result has been obvious.
The people have observed the pro-
gressive spirit of this road, have < ven
it liberal patronage, have enjoyed its
excellent facilities, and that tells the
whole story of highly successful en-
terprise.
Among the most noteworthy improve
ments effected by the Nickel Plate
route is the introduction of first t-class
dining car service which has won the
approval of the best class of patrons.
Then the coaches have been illuminated
by the brilliant pintsch gas, heated by
steam, and placed in the care of
colored porter. So the passengers have
had the best that money can afford, st
the lowest rates.
The throt gh train service of the
Nickel Plate, running in connection
with the West Shore and Fitchburg
railroads over the great Hoossc Tun-
mel route, between New York, Boston
and Chicago, ranks with the best in the
country, and has become deservedly
popular Elegant new coaches, and
palatial Wagner buffet sleeping cars
run through without charge; the service
is unexcelled. the time fast. the scenery
most fascinating.
Located along the south shore of
Lake Erie are many substantial and
attractive summer resorts that are year
ly growing in popularity, and this class
of travel promises continually incress-
ing source of revenue to the Nickel
Plate road
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11
A Proclamation.

All those who have rags, iron, copper
brass, old rubber and all such truck to
sell are requested to bring same to
VOLTS cheap store. He will pay you
the highest market price for it. l will
also sell you boots, shoes, hats, caps and
mems furnishing goods at the lowest
cash price. I'd 1w
VOLTS Cheap Store
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11

Good Home For Sale.
l offer my residence property corner
Thayer and Dixon streets for sale on
very reasonable terms. Harvy steel.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11

Excursion Rates to Cleveland, q, Feb.
22nd and 33rd 1898.
Via the Nickel Plate road, account of
the convention of the Students Volun-
teer Movement of Foreign missions.
See Agents.
The sun., 1898-05-29

VIII stHu tt OHe year absO-
lutely FREE, provided you send 10 cents
to help pay the postage and the names of
3 or more of your friends whom you
think would be most likely to subscribe
for it. Address AMERICAN HOME
GIRO LIZ. % BIN. As Court Chicago, III
The sun., 1898-05-29
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE
New Castle.

Frederick W. Eagle has purchased
fifty poles from Lea and Sons, which
were originally used by them for teIe-
phone wires between this city and Viii
mington. They are being cut down all
along the road by employees OF Mr..
Eagle. Already tWenty-onc have been
felled, three of which were stolen after
having been cut down. The poles will
be taken to the Eagle farm below this
city and be used as fence posts. Lea and
Sons were the first to establish telephone
communications in this city.
The fortnightly entertainment Of the
High school Clionian Society given in
the school building Friday afternoon
was largely attended and enjoyed by an
appreciative audience. Prof. Andrews
deserves great credit for the marked ad-
cancement made by his scholars in elo-
cution and general department displayed
on these occasions.
The electric railway company will
shortly purchase new wheel for car
No. 20 Of their line. One of the wheels
now in use on the car has been flat for
the past two moHths. and the noise it
creates is very disturbing to the many
passengers.
The child Of Annie Terry, colored,
VINO died of diphtheretic sore throat
On Thursday last, was hermitically
sealed in casket within an hour after
DEATH and was buried Friday morning
at an early hour.
Miss Mary Whitnack's Sunday School
class wore given an outing in Rogers
Park yesterday afternoon.
Cato 7. Pennington the negro who
assaulted young Katie Bangledrof, a
domestic at the residence OF Mrs. A. L.
Kelley, on EIkton avenue, Newark. Del
on the evening OF the 9th, was brought
to the county Jail here yesterday after
noon to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
DR.. Black has recommended all fam.
lilies living III the neighborhood o.
Sixty-sccond and Delaware streets
where the diphtheretic sore throat is pre-
valent, especially these having children
to leave a. soon as possible.
Mrs. Thomas d. Wise, who has beer
seriously i'll for some days past is i'm
proving.
Miss Bessie Mclaughlin of Whining
ton, is spending Il few days with tic
| Misses kuntz of this city.
Mrs. }. T. Eiason and son J. r., Jr..
are visiting friends in Mt. Pleasant, Del
Miss Maggie Thompson and IIen,,
Snavely Of Wilmington, will be marile,
in this city on July lst.
Miss Bessie Kuntz will shortly 60 ol
two months visit to friends at Maucl
Chunk and Slatington, Pa.
The sun., 1898-05-29

sWe live in peace and friendship with
one another" wrote Springer two hun
dred years ago. The handful OF Swedes
has became multitude The old church
IS hedged in by the bustling industries
OF great city, and in its train has. come
the rush for wealth; the struggle for
peace and power; the Unsuitable greed for
gain. In this wild rush are we not apt
to forget that we owe the first and higher
duty to the God who made us?
"It is better to be alive today than it
was two hundred years ago 1t is a
glorious heritage to be living human
being in these last days of the nineteenth
century.
"When Errick Biork left this church
and went back to Sweden his prayer
was THAT there, should never fail those
who worship in spirit and in truth.
His prayer in measure has been
fulfilled. The first church founded here
has grown into more than half a hun
dred, and many there be who to this day
are worshipping the Lord in spirit ard
in truth. But in the quiet of this closing
hour each one in this hallowed presence
should consecrate himself anew to the
service OF the all wise and merciful
Father, remembering that He that built
all things is God, and exclaim with the
Psalmist, Before the mountain was
brought forth or even thou hadst formed
the earth and the world even from ever
lasting to everlasting, thou art God. "
After closing DIR, Henry announced
that on next Sunday, being Trinity Sun
day. the 200th anniversary of the con-
secration OF the building would be OBJ
served.
| The Archdeacon of the Diocese OF
Pennsylvania will be present and deliver
an address.
The first public collection ever asked
for the improvement of the church was
then taken and its congregation re-
sponded freely. Trinity, or old Sweedes
church, was founded 200 years ago by a
small. though we'll to do band of Sweedes,
who desired to establish place of wor-
ship in this vicinity.
The corner stone was set bya man
named Yard from Philadelphia. As far
as can be learned from the records, the
stone was put in place at the northeast
corner OF the building on May 2Sth, 1893.
1t is situated about four feet from the
angle OF the corner toward the south and
it has the appearance Of being laid in
the rough, as no evidence of it having
been cut to any particular shape are
visible. 1t is aoout two feet in length
by eighteen inches in depth.
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard and DR.. Burr
who arrived during the progress of the
ceremonies, examined the location of
the supposed corner stone carefully.
Judges Grubb and Spruance and Hon.
7. +. Bayard occupied prominent seats
in the church. The services lasted about
an hour and a half. Everyone was very
much impressed at the antiquity of the
edifice and all felt that some steps should
be taken to repair the building.
The sun., 1898-05-29
Municipal Court

Before Judge Bail in the Municipal
Court last night Michael Lanham was
fined - and costs for drunkenness.
William Thornton, a member of Co. B
Delaware Volunteers, was arrested for
dls9rde'ly conduct. The proper officials
will he notified.
John Tobin was fined 81 and costs for
corner lounging.
Joseph Fisher was found on the rail
road last night in a drunken condition.
He was fined 81 and costs.
John McClain, drunk, was fined 81
and costs.
Mlyer Churtock, who was charged
with peddling without license, was
discharged and advised to secure 4
license from Clerk of the Peace Foard.
The sun., 1898-05-29

S. p. Allen, OF Scranton, Pa, visited in
his city yesterday.
The sun., 1898-05-29
LindcntrOpc Park Opens.
Special to The SUN.

Special to The Sun.
CHESTER, May 2S.-The Lindentrope
Driving Club opened their pretty race
track IN the presence of one thousand
people today. Three events were on the
program, two harness and ,nc half mile
running race.
The 33O class was won in straight
heats by Beltoum, John Igot, second
money; TheImo, third money; Flossie
NJ. fourth money Time 9. - . 49,.
Democracy, the fleet footed son Of
Happy Portim had the 2.l5 pace at his
mercy, winning both heats; Princess NJ,
second; Othello, third; Walter Herr,
fourth. Time 2.l7i, 2.1S}
There were five starters in the half
mile, in which was Il, gift to Medica;
Rossman, second Radn'r, third; Doras
l., fourth; MorroIa. fifth. Time '40I.
There will be another meet on Decora-
ton Day, when Democracy will try and
break the track record, for SlOO
purse.
The sun., 1898-05-29

Rubbar Stamps s5sss cn,s is Ams5;ss AND best
Send 10 cts. for sample any wording.
Climax Stamp Works, Rox IoI, Bel
green, Ala.
The sun., 1898-05-29

Flower Sunday service will be held
TINS evening at 7.30 O'Clock, at the Home
Mission, No. 81 Ship'ey street. The
flowers contributed will be carried to the
hospitals on Decoration Day.
The sun., 1898-05-29
Limitation Accepted.

Mayor Henry {. McMa ar and Chief of
FoIlce Dolan have accept, an invitation
to attend the sesqni centt nnial celebra-
ton Of Heading, Pa, ON June 9th.
The sun., 1898-05-29
Dewey House.

loj East Fifth street, is tine place to get
the largest. finest and coolest gas! of
beer, also the best wines, whiskies and
cigars in the city.
DENNIS S. SHIELDS,
Proprietor.
lOG East Fifth street.
The sun., 1898-05-29

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OF encil and every State of the American Union,
tanning those towns only in which there, are
issued newspapers having more than 900 circt.
lation This book ISSUED December Il, 1877 will
be sent, postage paid, to any address on receipt
VI one dollar. Address, The Geo. p. Rowell Ad-
Vertlsing Co., 10 Spruce St.. New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16

Respuesta 6 la &Aclaraci6np publica-
da en- &El Autonomista~ de aver:
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRACIA.
Muy sefor mfo y amigo:
En- &El Autonomista~ que circul6 en-
esta ciudad en- Ell dfa de aver, he lef-
do uns aclsraci6n suscrita por mis- ami
gcs los sef1ores Gadea, Guzmau BENZ
tez, Barnes, Prats, Ruiz Y Cortada cue
me duele tener que rectifcar.
Los expresados amigos, dicen que
formaba parte con caracter provisional
de la mesa que para ell acto de la cleo
Dion del conit6 Sc proolam6 en- Ia Asam-
blea del domingo, circumstances que yc
mismo lgnoraba, toda vez que habiendo
aceptado la Asamtlea la propuesta del
seflor Exp6sito en- ell sentido de que Ia
mesa provisional la formaran los dos
comites dimitentes que 20 como vocal
propietario de unos de ellos fuf llamsdo
por 81 propio sef1or Ben1tez ocupar un
puesto como secretario escrutadar de-
que pre- esldi6 ell aeto realizado en- Ell te a.
tro ola Perla~ en- la fecha indicada,
parecfa logico 10 fuera oropiet0r5o ia M
bien alli.
No me ha sorprendido m6nos Ia afr
maci6n que sc hace de que me retiraba
lpdlspuesto, toda vez que no recnerdo
que al hacerlo hiciers manifestation al
guna, sobre los motivos que me impul-
saron abandonar ell puesto que en- la
mesa oeupaba y que no fuaron
otros que los que info1msron la protesta
que hs publioado este mismo diario
con la cual me encuentro conforme
Agradezco la inserci6n de las presen-
tes lfneas y me suscribo.
Su affmo. alto. amigo y 9. e.
FRANCISCO DE Cells
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16

de, artesano; Telesforo. Acosta, artesa.
no; Adolfo Labarthe, dependiente del
alto ccmereio; Ezequiel Cintr6n. CO.
merciante; Ricardo Ruiz, industrial; !;
Francisco Coliazo, propietario; Enrique
Santiago, industrial; Jose Arias, co.
merciante.
Para Delegados, Eduardo Valdivie-
$50, Herminio Morales. aaG
Juzgue ahora la opinion impartial =
sensata 81 por votar esta candids tura
puede llamarse imdigao ningdn puer-
torrique1io.
Que en- plena asamblea Sc lanzara
tan aventurado aserto solo Sc explica
teniendo en- cuenta estas frases del Sc.
nor Matos Bernitr en- gu <interview, con
IxEl Autonomista2:
eNos dejamos, veces, llevar del pri-
mer impulse, de la primera version que
oimos, de la primera Erase inpudente
que la passion polftica amasija; y este
lleva al error.2
Dice muy bien Ell senior Matos: no
hay que dejarse llevar de la primera
version que Sc oye, como lie ocurri6 oil
domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16
AF'SO A LOS FRANCHISES
AGtNcIA CONSULAR DE FRauo,.
EN- TONOE a

ciudaaenos tn enoo f que formar Ia relacion de Il
onnTer;'o;si iranceses residentes en- eata .;u i
Toos11' pclon consuar, in vito . too es.a CIR
DE- reeldos eu Franca sas s Uosesioanss isane
dido % nseiooadsd1 idtahsfse1 que no hsysn per
rocfda ara fda1a@ del gobieruo del na1s ianco ons
ee p1oeeuae h4cerse incluir sn dioba ais .o, que
bie. "a mayor hrevedsd posi-
d,sba Jon rs.o ooleto de feeiit.r Ia f,rnao;6n -
na Tta ba para que resute 10 mas as
s,'s9 ne oe ee0msionado los seorss
eanscripcion. pueo'os de esta cir.
d. . : Juan Emilio Totti, de Vance 49,.
osevo M e ssn aa Aduaias para Adjantss @ n'nsos pas
pa; p EFgepio O.sini d. para para Jusna
Don i e4gi0p'ito r st = eaftss sP: BARR. psra
afr ss3sa 20 IoeI Don Alberto psa Gantsr tasrnss d.
9sr. 20 paTa Arroyo, Guyana Ppsisr, Psts,, ae
Consular. ohce, en esta Agene in
Pence Malzo 8 de 1sas
= sgente Oonsu'a az dt F-s,ota
r. BOUGEoyo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16
ZEN QUE QUEDAMOsa

Decfamos aver:
Personas que presenciaron ell termi.
no del escrutinio verificado ell domingo
en- eLa Perla, nos aseguran que Sc CO.
metieron algunas pretericiopes, sustitu-
yendo 4 ciertos candidates por otros que
tenfan menor nnmero de votoe.
este sque es?
sEstaran en- 10 frme los que tai cosa
dicen?
Las personas que este nos dijeron Sc
fjaban para clio en- la candidatura que
did como triunfante Gel Autonomista,
del lunes, a la que consideraron como
Official Y anoche nos trajeron la candi-
datura, quo segan ellos, triunfo verda-
defamente, la cual concuerda con la
que publica Ella Pequeha Antilla, de
aver.
Vaansn amb aa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16

tas por mucho q,te Jasoue,. de clio. A
10 nae,aos sefdn de,n6cratas de me7etiri;ii-
las.
De6enaos resp4tar et derecho ageno 81
qaterenaos escigir que Sc reapete el seues-
trO
Espo'aga cada cxai sus o2oiaiones; re-
5dtolas et que las .juzgase err6neas b
pesraiciosos;' 20ero no ataqueneos nu1aca
10 hbertad del pe7esamie1ato y de la pa
Iabra, echando on0'ao de IA 50epostciors q
de la oiolencta. .Seomos toleronteS ;.
oigaDaos q tos dends como deseonoS que
Sc nos olga d rosotros;' no oproueche-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16
Professor Carreras 9

oe ofrece para cIas,a ao.; :.
s TO sole, solfeo ,ia.e W. ,.lo o.
10. Igualmente ctr. 20 80, fiaao go
tos en- lecciores de yocaIi1sc,s,, o.''im mlen-
seenta .ohis ! Tomposisi6- ina,rn
WIKI 'ssfos. tcn esp.c,n.ltiza el
nes s,o-io'ones l.,sr-'. dc piano. Afinac;o-
bin aI..... eta al tono normal. Sc cam.
firmeza los, esran tizando soiidez :
rsna NJ los talleres del mismo.
pado ae Ia Coucordia frente al In
iespues ilu. alt. NJ. q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16
UNA INTERVIEW

a ci6n aht'o oe urscrfpsr>~fss It fdte
olon que relnaba en- los animos o~",
laclon que muchas veces Sc deshord'
81 Yooes gritos descompuestos. baste
81 Punto de que nadie Sc entendfa n"5sS
deei senor Matos :" "a d ~
<En Piena camara francesa 50 ba ID
~ q caSo' J no raro, de que I'm cento
nar de representatives de Ia on;n;%,,
'ePuoiloana Sc hayan lido las manos =
Cierto. --'''ii U.s.
ero cuando ocurren tales desmooa
son reprobados unanimemente nan4a5, o,,.anes
Ia prensa europea y por todas las oou sou"
tes sensatas y refexivas. Se"-
-. Aoefnas' 1Porque Sc den de cache |
- 1es, = en- plena camara, los dinntados sone do
"a hepuollea francesa, hemos de inn; ~
tarles nosotros? "e mn
,ian n ningun case pueden seryir talos
ZEN 7JemPios, poqufsimo edifcantes y; 9l1s 10
Ifnte nj de disculpa. ne
: : = hlcamente @ 10 dlgno 10 decoroso !
s 10 que debe mitarse. " 'e0oroso I
oede ser considerable como sou;o l
ave solemne un acto en- nno - 40 L. Il
roducen y Sc repiten las vodifora 80 re n
= g J los tomultos, causa de los ' nne =
Iepre5entante de la Lev So W g. g.
;aV iant tn oe aiSoiVer la asamblea, en- one y, 10
leh'fas el alcalde Sc diriie Al nnoi,1 fue ~ =,
calma, serenidad 'npno npn NJ NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-16
10 DEL DOMINGO

| dencia, una voz intemperante que sale
del escenario y que felizmente no llega
d ofdos de la multitud, lie interrumpe
| con estas frases
| xAlcalde oqu5 no Sc necesitoaa dis
eersos sira6 1'olicSa y pa1os.o
Agrega ell senior Matos que a7W no
Sc cometi6 UNA soLA nataucci6n.
Precisamente estando cerca de un
grupo, uno de nnestros reporters oyo al
director de La Peqe<ef1a A,ati1ia repren-
der agriamente un individuo, opera
rio suyo segin todos los indicios, por
haber votado ounce mas veces.
Ademas Ctro elector, don Ramon
Hoyos Delgado, sc lie priv6 de ejercer
su derecho alegandole que no era veci-
no de Ponce, siendo asf que dicho sefior
esta domiciliado en- esta ciudad, y solo
Sc ha ausentado por tenporadas.
A la entrada del escenariO, insistimos
en- clio, algunos individuos arrebataban
las papeletas los electeres, las rom
plan, y les entregaban otras.
Como no sc anotaba ell nombre de
los que iban votando, muchos, no pocos
abusaron de clio y acudieron a las ur,
hdo3 CI0o, CudtiO SSiS, uOCS HdSCd
ounce veoes. Ocupandose de la pro-
tesla que publicamos ell lunes, dice ell
seTor Matos:
&En esa protesta yeo nombres de
amigos muy apreciables, junto mu-
cha entidad anonima, sin prestigios po-
l1ticos en- Ponce,> 10 mismo que opina
ell senior Lozano. ~
Pues esa e,attdod aas61eta7so san a,rests-
gjo pol5tico es la que forma la opinion,
y sus votos, pesar de qne carecen de
prestigios, son muy solicitados por
muchas entldades, que entonces no la
conslderan como entidad anonima.
Hoy tenemos ell sufragio universal; Y
el voto de un miembro de esa entidad
anonima vale y pesa tanto como ell voto
del polftico mas prestigioso empin-
Cahdfdatura para er ,o,n,,.
Z llon Autonomista: ID
,ou, ara propletarios, r. Ulpiano Co.
In, aJ,, propletarIo; Pedro Juan Rosalv.
Z: a:i'nac5eS'nIsta; Ulises Garcia, pron;ets
TIo' Diego Capo, Industrial; Pedro + |
: 5oarnier, agricultor Jose Llorens
AoneSarria, periodista; Luis Aonerra
ere medlco; Luis Casals, Industrial.
euro Auffant, industrial; Jaime CO..
upa, uItor. industrial; rn; Adolfo Lespier, agri,
. 9nIliermoConde, Industrial: Har
ihlo morales, industrial; Julio Riva.
: artesano; Luis r. Velazouez. nar;e Il
s1a' Antonio Morales, comerc;ante. A
;anciseo Barnes PLAZA, propietario. 3
lguel Hernandez, dependents; Carlos 2
'cneco' Industrial; Fructposo Rnsta Jl
| ara suplentes, Edelmiro j. Lesn;or Sa
'Pgletarlo; Vicente Perez, omera;sn 10
+, 1'sangelio = Auffant, industr,al. r. 10
! SUPRA, dependiente del alto co. NJ
IoIo; Juan Matfas, industrisI. CO.. Co
f'enta, tipografo; Jose de Sant;s RI
,pfopletario; Jose Escalera. ,ndns sal
!? Aveiino Gonzalez, comereianto. JOS
Isg9 Gerardino Acosta, pron;ata Eu.
! earo Ventura, Industrial: Fs,;~ JOS
- : bernler, periodista; Euoen;o Col
8Aos' comerclante; Juan Bahamon Cor