davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
THE BAND.

Musician Tolando Braisch, February p
%. 1899 900
Musician CORTLAND Fleming, March Z9'
M; Musician Benjamin Conchina. May 4,
1899.
Private James Kersher, February 10,
Private Via Payne, February 10, 1899.
Corporal Frederick RecOb, March q, 1899.
Private Charles A. Waters, March -,
Sergeant C. A. Woodwork, April q, 1899
Total-5.
COMPANY B.
Corporal Edward D. Willing, February
Private Harry S Harris, February 10,
1899. 1000
Private Elmer +. Unie, February 10, 1899.
Private Joseph Wahl, March q, 1899.
Private Charles A. Pease, March %, 1899.
Private William D. Smith, March 29, 1899.
Corporal Claude Sperlock Marcn ~ 1879.
Private Elmer II. Ashcroft, May "A, 1899.
Private Arthur Hollingshead. May "A,
1899.
Total-n
COMPANY c.
CAPTAIN William s. Albright, near San
Tomas May 4, 1899.
First Lieutenant Harold L. Jackson, at
Tuliahan River, February 25 1899.
Private James E. Riley, February %,
1899. o
Private F. w. Arendt, March 4-26, 1899.
Private. Henry W. Johnson, March 29
1899.
Corporal Frank Sample, March %, 1899.
Private William Lantechen, March %,
1899
Totals.
Sergeant Ira D. Keightley, February II,
Private George c. Richards, March 2S,
Artifcer James H. Hester. March 2s,
1899.
Private .fohn Rass, March q, 1899
Private Edward Crane, March z9 1899
Corporal James c. Hatterberg, March
29. 1899
Total.
COMPANY E.
Captain Charles NJ. Christy, at CaIoo-
can, February 10, 1899.
Lieutenant Cotton Bell, at Calumpit,
April 26, 1899.
Private James Mills, February 10. 1899.
Private D. Miller, March 24-26, 1899.
Private William Howard, March "a
1899
Private John C. Muir. March "a, 1899
Lieutenant William Ward, April g. 1899
Corporal S. Elk Allison, May 4. 1899
Totals.
COMPANY T.
Private William C. Barber, February
10, 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
TWENTIETH KANSAS.
Killed in Action and Died of Wounds
or Disease
COMPANY 4

COMPANA A.
Private Edward A Rothmeyer January
Private Etcyl P. Blair January II. 1899.
Private John D. Young. January 15 1899
Private Reisel Manahan, April 26, 1899
Private William Sullivan, May "a, 1899.
Totals.
COMPANY B.
First Lieutenant Alfred c. Afford, be-
fore Caloocan, February 7. 1899
Private Louis Moon June a. 1898
Private Louis W. Ferguson, December
"a, 1898
Private Isaac Cooper. January 80, 1899.
1899
Private Ives ]. Howard. February IL.
Sergeant Morris B. Cohen. March %,
Private Joseph wohl, March %, 1899.
Totals.
COMPANY D.
Private BENJAMIN W. Squires, January
Private Larry Jones. February 25. 1899.
Private Troy B. Fairchild, March 27,
Private William Carroll, March 81, 1898
Total.
COMPANY c.
Private Elmer Mcintyre, August "a, 1898
| Private Albert Fergus, January 16, 1899
Private Bert Cornett, March l. 1899
Private John Muir. March "a, 1899.
Private Hiram S Plumer, March %, 1899.
Private Curran c. Craig, March 25, 1899.
Total-6
COMPANY F.
Private John II. Bartlett, July IA, 1898
Private Orville' R. Knight, January 16.
1899
Private Powhatan F. Hackett January
g. 1899
Private Lewis R. Badger. January 9,
Private William H Bash. January g.
Private George H Munro, February %,
1899
| Private Howard A. olds, February 81,
Private Oscar G. Morn. March Il, 1899.
Totals
COMPANY G.
Captain David S. Elliott, near Caloocan.
Lieutenant William NJ. McTaggart, San
/ Tomas, May T. 1899.
Private Carroll Williams, March q, 1899.
Private John Scherer, March q, 1899.
| Private Alva l.. Dix, March q, 1899.
/ Private Albert S. Antbel, March 27, 1899.
Total-6
COMPANY H
Private Henry Fairchild. March "a. 1899.
Private Joseph Wahl, March 81. 1899.
Private Meston Wilcox, May 4, 1899.
Totals.
COMPANY 1.
Private William Vancil, December Z,
Sergeant Jay Sheldon. February TO- 1899
Private Alonzo Ricketts,, February TO-
Private Adrian D. Hatfield, March 2s
1899
Private William Kinney. March q 1899
Private Guy Nebergall, May T. 1899.
Total-6.
COMPANY X
Private Clifford K. Grunaugh, January
"a 1899
Private Frederick Maxwell, February l,
1899
a. 1899.
1899
Total-S.
COMPANY L.
Private Cecil Flower, July %. 1898
Private Norman E. Hand, January 16,
Private David L. Campbell, January 10.
Private Sim Barber February q, 1899.
Private James w Kline, March 49, 1S99
Private Albert H. Terry April 2S. 1899
Private Ernest Ryan. May 25, 1899
Total.
COMPANY NJ
Corporal Wilson H. McAllister, July 8,
1898.
Private Henry Morrison, July %, 1898
Private Charles E. Pratt, February 5.
1899
Samuel NJ Wilson, March 2s, 1S99
Total4.
Musician Orlin L. Burlew. March 29.
1899.
Grand total-61
The Wounded.
LINE AND STAFF.
Colonel Frederick Funston. May T. 1899
Major Wilder S. Metcalf March 90 1899
Sergeant Major Cassius NJ. Warner, May
A
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

Corporal Herbert Sands, February 10.
Private Howard A Olds, February 26,
1899.
Private William Myers, March A-26,
1899
Private Henry RatcIiffe. March %. 1899.
Private Walter Kemp, March 29 1899
Private William Z. Ebert, March 29,
Private Thaddeus G. Algerman, March
90 1899.
Private John E. Ballou, March 29. 1899.
Private Todd L. Wagner March 30 1899
Private William McDougal, May 4, 1899.
Total-11.
COMPANY g.
Private Bert E. Clough, March Is. 1899.
Private Wesley Matthews, March 25,
Total-2
COMPANY H
Lieutenant Robert S. Parker, near San
Fernando, May "a 1899
Private David NJ. Hickman February
10, 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
U/sdnssdap On ,.
s 90 Satin
DucheSSev 79c.

esse. l. ons dye, hand 'ome. rch, lus-
trous nnish, a fabric manufactured es-
pecialiy for dres skirts and shirt waists.
our popu ar good value S10O a yard
qua ity-on special sale this day on Y
at .............- 7Sc
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
The Wounded.

The Wounded
LINE AND STAFF.
Colonel Frederick Funston. May 4, 1899.
Major Wilder S. Metcalf, March %. 1899
Sergeant Major Cassius NJ Warner, MAY
4. 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

overdue transport Tartar
plowed her way into the bay
early last evening and anchored
sfar out in the stream. On board
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

Continued on Eleventh Page.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

main aisle. this day only at. .......-25a
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
COMPANY r
G.

Captain David S. Elliott, near Caloocan
February IS, 1899
Lieutenant William NJ McTaggart, Sal
Tomas, May 4, 1899
Private Carroll Williams, March q, 1895
Private John Scherer, March 81, 1899
Private Alva l.. Dix, March 81 1899.
Private Albert S. Anibel, March q, 1896
Totals
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

Private Elmer Mcintyre, August "a, 1898
Private Albert Fergus, January 16, 1899
Private Bert Cornett, March l. 1899
Private John Muir. March "a 1899.
Private Hiram S. Plumer, March %, 1899
Private Curran c. Craig, March 25, 1899
Totals
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

Private Edward A. Rothmeyer, Januar,
5, 1899.
Private Etcyl P Blair, January II. 1896
Private John D. Young. January 15 1895
Private Reisel Manahan, April 26, 1899
Private William Sullivan, May "a, 1895
Totals.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
Asserting Fruit.

"If farmers only knew it," said
groceryman the other day, they could
get much better prices for fruit products
if they would take the trouble to assert
it and market it IN better shape Apples
ought to be assorted and each variety
kept in separate receptacles, but instead
of this all kinds are thrown into sacks
and it is impossible to grade them up
suitable for market. A man brought
ripe plums to the store the other day
and when he opened the sack they were
mashed into pulp and covered with
flour. This is no may to market fruit"
The same may be said In regard 10 the
marketing of stock, wheat, potatoes
and in fact all other products of the
farm. Fancy articles bring fair prices.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
From Mondays Daily

c. r. Leonard and family are home
from Petoskey 10 stay.
Mrs. W. w. Culver, of st. Louis, is
visiting Mrs. ellison Cleveland.
Mrs. Mary Snyder, of Bourbon, died
Saturday night of typhoid fever.
John Lindquist left for Chicago yes
terday morning to continue the study
of medicine
w. Nj. Kendall awoke about 3 o'clock
yesterday morning to find himself suf-
fering from facial erysipelas.
Married this afternoon by Justice of
the Peace W. Kelley, Otis Fish and Car
RE May Bogardus beth of Argos.
Oliver Shersr, who was accidentally
shot in the hand few days ago, is re-
ported as getting along very well.
All work trains have been taken off
the Vandalia for the season. This sets
a number of extra engineers back to
firing.
Rev. Raymond went to South Bend
this afternoon to do committee work
in connection with the Episcopal
church.
The little child born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Harris last Saturday lived but
"a hours. 1t was buried yesterday at
Oak Hill.
The Ton-ka-way Indian Remedy
company went 10 Warsaw this morn
ing to exhibit their waroscope at the
Warsaw fair.
DIR. III. a. Deeds, dentist, is located
over the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets
Plymouth, Ind. wifi
There is talk in Lsporte of suit fol-
S25, 900 damages by a citizen agains,
his father-in-law for alternating his
wife's affections.
The Northern Indiana synod of the
Lutheran church will meet at Logans
about hundred members.
Thomas Cleckner was arrested Saiur
day for bsstsrdy on complaint of Matte
Freese. He was released under bond
the trial being set for Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Allen and son, Miss
Ella Shambaugh and Mrs. Allen re-
turned to Wolf Lake, after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Shambaugh.
Geo. III. Thayer returned last night
from New York, after spending eight
weeks there on business. Part of the
time he was with his wife at Wallings
fort, VT.
Mabel JacOby arrived home last even
ing from Button. She is having
weeks vacation as the school i'm which
she has been teaching has closed for the
street fair.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, of Lsporte, Iowa
left for Walkerton today where she
will spend few days. While in this
city she has been visiting with Mrs
Mary Baxter.
The council of Elkhsrt county made
no appropriation for the coroner to hole
ihquests. This means that the people
of ElKhart must quit dying violent anC
sudden deaths.
Mrs. Goddard, of Twin Lakes, passed
through Plymouth on her way home
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
YOURS TO PLEASE,
M. RYAN.

the barrels. The other barrel was
loaded and, naturally, when the gun
slipped, it poured forth It's discharge
with the above unfortunate result. The
physician III charge is Uncertain as to
whether the wound will neceSSltate the
amputatiOn of the hand.
Judge Hess has returned from his
visit tn the state fair and is enthusiastic
in his praise Tor that great institution.
Half of the farmers III Marshall county,
he thinks, should have attended it. The
live stock and poultry exhibitions were
something extraordinary. Specimens
of live stock from every part of the
great plain were there for examination.
Draft horses and race horses were lined
up in endless numbers. The poultry
show, too, was exceedingly fine.
Night watchnan Pontius has some in
teresting experiences during his vlgils
at the Basket factory One night he
was approached by three villainOus
looking fellows who proposed 20 force
their way past him aud take possession
of the factory. He had 10 revolver
but through tact and skillful blulling
he frightened them away. At another
time he discovered d thief who had
stolen several boards from ore of the
lumber yards and was carrying them
home The thief proved to be q well
known resident and an acquaintance of
Mr.. Pontius himself.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
Landlord and Tenant.

A decision recently handed down by
the supreme court says that landlord
can compel his tenant to come to his
office and pay rent. He need not look
up his tenant, but without doing so can
sue and get judgment against him. a
landlord telephoned his tenant in Plym-
outh last January and asked him to
come around and pay his rent, but the
tenant said come round and get 1t"
More words passed with the result that
both engaged lawyers. 1t has just been
decided in the landlords favor, and it
costs the lessee $500 to find 1t out.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29

from Walkerton where she has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. y arrlck, who Is
not expected 10 live.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pfaelzer, of CHI
cage, are visiting relatives IN this city {.
Mrs. PfaelZer will be remembe red as
Daisy Nussbaum of this city.
Sherman Johnson left this morning
for Indianapolis to take up the study
of medicine. sherman has spent two
years in Purdue University preparing
for his future course.
&. Bergman went to Peru this morn
ing having in his care Pearl Anders.
The father of little Pearl and several
other gentlemen from Peru, are camp
ing out at Twin Lakes.
Mr.. J. f. Turner left this morning
for Logansport where he will meet sew
eral gentlemen from Chicago. The
company will then spend four or five
days hunting along the Wabash river.
Mayor Colfax has vetoed the ordi-
nance granting a right-of-way into
South Bend to the Union Traction
company, now building line between
LapOrte and Michigan City. The or
dinance will hardly repass over his
veto
The daughter of Mrs. Mary Snyder
who died at Bourbon Saturday of
tpyho-malarial fever, has been for some
time afflicted with paralysis 1t is
feared. hat the shock due to her mother
death will hasten the death of the
daughter.
Under the new law county clerks are
required TO furnish clothing for insane
persons confined in the hospitals of the
state and heretofore the cost of clothing
has averaged about $50 per patient
Under the new law the cost of such
clothing Is limited to $50.
Nelson Rogers returned to Hammond
this morning, after spending Sunday
with his wife and parents. He will re-
turn to Plymouth in about six weeks to
help his father in the jewelry store
| This step has been taken because OF
his mothers failing health.
Invitations are out for the wedding
OF Miss Pearl A Turnbull, the young
lady who taught voice culture in this
city d year ago. The ceremony will
take place in the First Presbyterian
church of BellbroOk, Ohio, October
fifth. Miss Turnbull possesses charm
ing personality and made many friends
here. The name of the groom to be il
Mr.. Harry G. Armstrong, of Xenia
Ohio.
The new truant law requires al
children between the ages of 6 and Il
inclusive, who have not finished the
common school course and who are
physically and mentally able, to sttenC
the entire term. However, if child
either Ii or II years of age is actively
and regularly employed for his owl
support or the support of those de
pendent Oh him, he shall not be required
TO attend school for longer perioC
than twelve weeks cOnsecutively,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
TOn-ka-way Doctor Gets &1O.15.

saturday evening, as the concert
given by the TOn-ka-way Indian Rem
edy company was proceeding, some
boys on the outside grew exceedingly
troublesome by throwing stones and
sticks through the openings in the can
vas. AS one of these came dangerous
ly near to the doctors head, he became
enraged and went outside to quell the
disturbance. Fred Botset, who had
just reached the spot, was made the
victim of some very slsnderOus re-
marks. He had the doctor arrested and
taken before the justice of the peace.
The trial was continued until Monday,
but this morning the doctor settled the
affair by tightening his pocket book to
the extent of SlO.75.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29

absolutely no promises of a profitable
crop. He raised potatoes his year 30
the exclusion of every;ning else and
has been DISAPPOINTED.
Married, at the Reformed parsonage,
Tuesday morning, Sept. 10, John Hum
phre Us and Miss Clara Reslar Both
parties are well-knowp residents of this
city and have hos of friends to wish
them happy married lite.
The Winamac Republican says that
probably the oldest person in northern
Indiana is now an inmate of the
Pulaski county poor asylum. Her
name is Catherine Stiles and she VIII
be one hundred and ten years old in
Decembr.
1t is unlawful to kill a duck between
April 10 and Sept l, phessants and
quail between Jan. and Nov. 10, tur-
KEYS between Fet. and Nov. l, SPUR
rels between December 20 and June |,
and prairie chickens between Feb.
and sept. |.
The outlook at Walkerton fer sugar
beet acreage is very encouraging, aud 1T
looks as If 1000 acres Will be secured
there Public spirited gentlemen there
are showing special interest, one man
having contracted fifty acres and two
IT baru tuantU
Last Thursday evening about fifty Of
of Miss Coral Stuart's friends perpetrat-
ed pleasant surprise on her al her
home in the country about two miles
west of town The usual means of en-
tertainment were resorted to. Refresh
ments were served in courses.
Claud SOice is still at TT. Columbia
but expects TO leave for the Philippines
soon. j delay has been caused on
account of repairs which were required
on the transport The regiment with
which he is associat d expects to take
part III the Dewey demonstration.
oOll VI JOilil DCi lC"
miles south of Bremen, met with
serious accident Wednesday. While
cutting corn, ne accid emily struck bis
knee with the corn knife that he was
using, making very painful wound in
the knee joint. DR. Smith was called
ana dressed the wound.
Since the opening of the free employ
ment bureau IN Chicago six weeks age
1906 persons have applied for employ
ment and of this number work for 3,
1872 has been secured. During the same
time 6,05S people have endeavOred tC
employ labor through the offices anC
1906 of the applications have beer
filed.
Some clntemptible sneak girdleC
| twenty eight fine shade trees along
MaXenkuckee lake front on the Culvel
property. A detective and blooC
hounds were taken to the scene, bu
the hounds could not find the trail
The penalty for such an offense is ter
years Imprisonment, which the crimina
would receive at the hands of the Cul
verItes, If discovered
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
Split i'm the Catholic Legion.

A movement was made by represen-
tatives of the Catholic Benevolent le-
gion in Indiana, who met in Fort
Wayne Sunday afternoon, to secede
state organization. This question
comes up largely through the fat that
the assessments for deaths in other
parts of the country are three times as
great as ia this state. The Indiana
people will endeavOr to get better
class Of risks by combining the order to
this state and thus lessen the cost of in
surance to the members.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
Ube Jnoepenoent

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 90. 1899.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.
Supt. Miller, of the Starke County As,

Supt. Miller, of the Starke County Asy-
Ium Placed Under Arrest.
Supt. Miller, Of the Starke county
asylum, was arraigned before Justice
Barnum today, charged with having
committed an assault on John FitZ-
gerald, aged II years, an inmate of the
poor house. 1t is alleged that the as
sault was committed without just prov
Ocation. The physiclrn who dressed
FitZgeraid's wounds found one side of
his face badly bruised, with deep cut
IN one place. The report has been cur
rent for some time that cruelty was be.
ing practiced at the county asylum and
the charge made by Fitzgerald is likely
to result in an investigation being made.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
A Sad Accident.

Milo Johnson, who resides near
Bourbon, was killed Sunday while
out hunting. He and his son were
hunting squirrels northeast of this place
and had just brought one down when
he took hold of the muZzle and struck
the squirrel with the other end. The
blow exploded the cartridge, the con-
tents of the shell passing into the
abdomen very near the heart. He died
a short time after the accident
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
A Runaway Accident.

Saturday afternoon Herb Updyke's
horse became frightened and ran into a
moving freight train at the crossing
this side of InwOod. His wife, who
with her little son, was the only occu-
pant of the buggy, was thrown out and
badly bruised, while the little boy was
thrown several feet receiving slight in
juriee. The carriage was entirely de-
molished and the horse received severe
injuries.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
T.. X. Barnhill Honored.

The I'D Indiana veterans selected the
following officers at their reunion at
Logansport: w. +. Gorsuch, South
Bend, president; III. &. Morgan, South
Bend. vice president; E. X. Barnhill,
Plymouth, secretary and treasurer. The
next reunion will he held in South Bend
the third week in September 1900.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
From Saturdays Daily.

The Zechiel ditch viewers filed their
report today.
Sigmund Mayer has returned from
New York where he has been visiting
relatives.
DIR. " ilsOn has been quite poor in
health lately. He was confined to his
bed yes erday.
G.. F. FARRELL, of Tyner, has moved his
family to Marion, Ind, where he will
go into business.
A license for marriage was issued to-
day to Edgar Smallwood and Minnie
A. Armantrout.
Fred Daufel is suffering with ague
which he says is the first attack of the
kind for many years.
Rudolph, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Schroeder has been quite
sick with malarlal fever.
VIM. Manual and wife have had
daughter added to their family within
| TIC past tWOut -IOul uOuIo.
F. NJ. Hamilton, of Nashville, Tenn,
was in this city today the guest of G. I.
Mattingly and n III. Oglesbee.
Tom Twomey and family Will re-
move to Bourbon in a few days where
they expect to reside permanently.
Mrs. Bailey is reported to be gradu-
ally sinking with heart disease. She
has been quite low during the past
week
John W. Thomas has received word
from his wife that she is on her way to
Dawson where she will visit her son
Frank.
Several of the fruit trees around
town, especially peaches and cherries,
are putting on their second coat of
blossoms.
Ned Manning, of Lapaz, was poison
ed in the eye by weed to the extent
that 1t finally necessitated the removal
of the eye.
Laporte city council yesterday sold
$4,000 worth of water works bonds to
Mason Lewis ~ Co, of Chicago, at a
premium of $3.50.
The PHYSICAL Culture class taught BY
Miss Grace burr is conducted every
Saturday in the kindergarten room at
the Webster building.
j. A. Yockey received a telegram
from Denver, Col, today stating that
Mrs. F. b. McFarlIn, his niece, had given
birth to ten pound boy.
Mrs. A. d. Austin, daughter Dorothy
and Miss Bessie Stuart left this morn
ing for Jackson, Mich. Miss Stuart
will attend school there this winter.
The amount of the school fund OF
hand in September was: Permanent
endowment fund, S37l; congressional
fund, Sl,537.73; common school fund
~, 89297.
A. j. b. Allen, wife and son Leo
Miss Ella Shambaugh and Mrs. Susan
Allen have arrived from Wolf Lake
and are the guests of III. A. -Shambaugf
and family.
The cucumber crop was almost de
stroyed by the hot weather, the crol
being cooked on the vines 1t is
now almost impossible to get them
Tomatoes were also damaged by the
hot, dry weather.
5. Il. Bordner says that potatoes in
his section of the country are giving