Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-05-13
From SATURDAYS Daily

Forbes. 2tw
You have got to catch Spaniard
before you can lick him.
Plymouth people get the best at
Had's restaurant, Argos.
Memorial exercises in Plymouth this
year will De exceptionally interesting.
Export business at the Novelty fac
tory is exceedingly heavy at this time
Notice to bicycle boys When you
wheel to Argos stop at Had's restaur-
ant.
The Plymouth boys who are working
in Milwaukee, have good positions and
are making money.
General BlancO has so far neglected
to send any Havana cigars to the office rs
of the blockading squadron.
There is chilly feeling existing be.
tween certain parties at the present
time, who were boon companions be-
fore the election.
Frank Glass was fined 81 and costs
yesterday evening, for assault and battery
on j Jerry Runnels Glass took an appeal
TO the circuit court.
Spain is finding that it requires some
thing besides ''a glorious past" to win
battles against Yankee GOODNESS, cour-
age and ingenuity
1t is declsred by the Madrid authori-
ties that Spain twill fight to the bitter
end" If that is true, the close of the
war must be near at hand.
Each enlisted man on the cruiser
New York will get S132 prize money
for the capture of the Spanish steamer
Pedro, valued at $4,000.
Commodore Dewey is hero in the
minds of Americans and the world. 1t
is now time for the relationship" fiends
to spring up and assert themselves.
For the benefit of our pretty girl
readers, it may be stated that the war
will leave enough men at home to es-
cOrt them to all the picnics and excur-
sions this summer.
Jim linn, who has been working ia
a bicycle factory III Milwaukee, Wis,
has returned to Plymouth, and here
after ne will be found behind the coun-
teIs in the Seem" cigar store
The baby show held at Columbia City
today was "howling success so it is
stated. A number of elegant prizes
were distributed TO the lucky mothers
who carried pretty babies in their arms,
The latest novelties are paper slips
showing represen tation of Spaniard
lighting fuse that blows up the battle
ship Maine The device affords much
amusement as an explosion on a small
scale takes place.
Capt. j. G. Capron will receive $4,000
a year; Lieut.. Claud Fish, $1,000; and
Lieut.. Will Lankenau, $500. This is
good pay, and the boys are to be con-
graduated on securing their present po-
sltionS as officers of Company NJ.
The editor of Western exchange an.
nounces the marriage of William Will
liams and Miss Willie Willis. The
editor missed the chance of his life by
not adding to the announcement: "For
further particulars see small BILLS"
The Spanish cabinet is surprised "that
Admiral Montejo doesn't send further
particulars about the fleet If the cab
met expects Admiral Montejo to sup
ply particulars about the Spanish fleet
they will have to send him diving suit.
Mrs G.. +. Blain arrived home last
evening from an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Claude Pierce, Hagerstown.
Ind. Mrs. Blain was accompanied by
a son and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Bowman, who will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Winnings.
AS Dewey did not ask the European
powers if he might sail over mines and
sink the Spanish fleet, so he will not
ask them if he may follow up the ad-
vantage gained by that astonishing deed
of daring. He will control the Philli-
pines while it is necessary that he
should do so.
The foremost war correspondents in
Cuban waters are filling space with
arguments to prove that Blanco is a
liar. The minor correspondents are
following suit with long letters to prove
that all correspondents Except the in
dIvidual writer) are liars. The air is
foggy with truth.
Brains are not always measured by
weight but common decency and sense
are judged sometimes by actions. 1t is
not to boys or mans credit to guy and
try to provoke An entire stranger who
comes into town, spends his money and
minds his own business, be he bum or
tramp. Try it on yourself if you think
so.
i N,II &c