Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
MISCELLAN EOUSa

st. Soseph, Nov. L. Fleming, an
aged resitnnt, has disappeared from
MS nome ana detectives are unable to
find him.
Milwaukee, MISSIONARIES Pittlekow,
doing a real estate, loan and insur-
ance business, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the United States court
The liabilities are placed at s13S, 900
and assets at s153 900.
Dubuque, Iowa-Archbishop Hennes-
sey celebrated the thirty-second ami
versary of his conservation. Many
priests assisted.
Washington-A. P. Mitchell. acting
comptroller of the treasury. has Gecid-
ed that under the act of July 8. 1898.
governors of the states must be REIN
bursed for "all reasonable costs.
charges and expenses" incurred by
them in preparing militia for the vol
unteer army, and that the rate of pay
for the militia in the several states
must be reasonable within the mean
ing of said act''
L
Health Association elected officers and
adjourned. The president is DR..
George H. Ross of Baltimore.
Washington-Rear Admiral Mont
gomery Sicard was retired. having
reached the age of 60 years, but by
special order he is to retain his place
at the head of the promotion board.
Trenton, Ky.-Joseph P. Russell and
James w. Russell formerly tobacco
merchants, who failed in 1890. filed
petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets. nothing.
Washington-The Kingston. Jamai-
ca. weather bureau reports that a cy-
clone northeast of Jamaica is ap-
preaching. There is an ominous sea
swell on the north and east coasts.
Port Townsend, Wash.-P. J. Tuohy
of Chicago was one of seventy Klon-
dikers who arrived on the bark Hay
den Brown. He sepnt the season in
Circle City, and reports that claims in
that district are yielding well.
Nashville, Tenn.-Rev. H. NJ Du-
bose, general secretary of the Epworth
League, reports to the conference of
the Methodist church south, at Oak
land. Cal. that the present member
ship Of the league is 252, 725. The
board OF missions received SLOT 1888
during the last four years.
Washington - All diplomatic and
Of nf he
have been instructed to hoist the flag
at half-mast over their respective
buildings and keep it so for ten days
in memory of the late Thomas Fran
els Bayard
Sandusky, Ohio-The A. Booth Pack
ing Company has absorbed the firm OF
Charles G. Nielsen & Brothers, makers
of caviar. The deal includes the bust
ness of the firm in Algonac, Mich, and
Hamburg, Germany, as we'll as the
Sandusky property.
Philadelphia-Col Joseph NJ Ben
nett. a philanthrOpist. died at his home
in this city of Bright's disease, aged s.
years.
are looking for Henry Grey, superin-
tendent Of the Duluth, Mimi, rolling
mills, who is reported missing.
Terre Haute, Ind-Eugene V. Debs
makes the announcement that he will
never again be an officer of a labor
organization
Washington-Col. w. j. Bryan Of
the Third Nebraska is much improved
Montevideo-The United States min
lister offered to Uruguay the protection
of his government for the maintenance
of neutrality in case of a war between
| Chile and Argentina
| Boston-The funeral services ovel
Fanny Davenport were held in Trinity
church here. Interment was in Fores
! Hill cemetery. Joseph Jefferson wa
one of the honorary pallbearers.