Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-16
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The stolI Murder a Mystery.

The StOlI Murder Mystery.
Muncie: The murder of William
Stoll last Saturday is as mysterious as
ever, with no reliable clew in the pos
session of the police. Reports sent TO
the morning papers that the family had
been eXonerated is not correct. al
though nothing came of the police in
veStigation in that direction. Today
Mrs. Stoll, the widow, placed $50 with
the police, as a reward for a clew to the
identity of the murderer. John B. StOll
editor of the South Bend Times,
brother of the murdered man. returned
home today He predicted that aston
ishing arrests would eventually be
made in the case.
Indiana and the Peace Jubilee.
Indianapolis dispatch: The peace
Jubilee" so called at Chicago, will
work injury 10 the towns and cities
of Indiana 1t is proposed to run ex-
cursion trains from all parts of the
state. People who go will naturally
spend large amounts of money in Chi
cago, and this fact seems to be at the
bottom Of the whole business. This
state has a number of enterprises Of its
own in the shape of country fairs and
local exhibitions The merchants Of
our own cities, towns and villages are
entitled to all the home trade and
should get it,
Pythian Presentations.
Noblesyille: There were over three
hundred guests at the Pythian banquet
in honor of the flags and sword award
ed to Bernice Lodge, No. 120, at the
Indianapolis encampment. l.. S. Bald
win, chancellor commander, was toast
master The handsome sword was pre-
scented by Frank Pettis of Indianapolis
and the flags and banner by Edward
Clancy Responses were made by
John Hays and Harry Alexander.
There was also a gift of 500 to the
Rathbone Sisters for excellent ritual
istic work. Miss Losu Decker respond
ed.
Wabash Paper Mill Addition.
Wabash: Ground was broken
yesterday afternoon for the new $4,000
addition to the Wabash paper mill.
The building, which is to be 71X270
feet and three stories high, will be util-
lied exclusively by the coating depart
ment of the mill, the demand for fine
coated papers having outgrown the
limited quarters in the present build
ings. One hundred and fifty persons
will be regularly employed in the ad-
dition.
Yard Foreman Wants $4,000.
Terre Haute: Isaac Calvert. for sew
enteen years foreman for the Wanda
liza Railway company, has filed suit
against the company for $4,000 dam
ages, for injuries received in an acct
dent on May 5, 1897. His collarbone
and shoulder were broken, making him
he was riding on the engine under or
ders from an official when a passenger
train crashed into it.
General State News.
Mrs. Susanna Rhodes, of Clinton
county, So years old, is dead of paral-
ysis.
Daniel Herkless, II years old, OF
Knightstown, was killed in a runaway
accident.
Val Young, of Whitewater, partici-
pated in the battle of Manila, enlisting
in California.
Mrs Bessie TarkletOn, of Covington,
while at Greencastle, attempted suicide
with carbolic acid.
A vein of good coal is reported to
have been discovered on the Rush dairy
farm, near Elkhart.
A. d. Fansler, the new clerk of Lo-
gansport, for fifteen years was city
editor of the Logansport Pharos.
Perry Parker of Hartford City. re-
ported as mysteriously missing, is with
friends in Fayette county, Ohio.
George Riley, colored, who fatally
shot Blanche Riley, also colored, at
Warsaw, has been captured at Pierce
ton.
county, living near Six-Mile Switch,
lost his left hand, the result of blood
poisoning.
E. C. Dufendack, the first Repub-
lican ever elected since Huntingburg
was incorporated, has been installed as
city treasurer.
NJ. S. Paul of Elkhart, who was pri
vate secretary to the late Congressman
Calkins. has been appointed to place
at Washington.
Joseph l.. Ryan, a Big Four brake
man. who lost an arm while coupling
cars at Charlottesville, is suing for
$4,000 damages.
Lightning caused $500 loss to
Thomas Ball, near Silver lake. and
$4,000 loss to Mrs. Joseph Tucker, near
Yellow Creek lake.
The work OF constructing the new
glue plant at NOblesville has begun.
The Daily Upton Times has APP
peared. edited by W. VI. Turpen.