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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26

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rather rough weather aro2ns. ,ha CaD<
fsxsinS FOR ealsnGt tsanS. several ~ them
have sssceS~asi In bringing In fairly goes,
SGtraes- -As Caroline ia now iyfrx 4:
CEt0rssck's wharf The Myrtle Mas gore
hack - sNs tsae~ TIE Hero ard Dewey
Rn accidental atit harmonious rtsrars}na.
Eies II narg1ee saoslts - .ss next two
seaoasrrs In port.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26

THE Madison street cable railway Will
shut Down a; 10 o'clock Wednesday even
ing April n IN order 70 piis in a new ca
HE X Ia eerei the read will Re running
hy 10 o'clock THURSDAY morning
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EXCELLENT lunches served daily from
IL 20 O'Clock Cafe Haihe. $40 Second
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CRESCENT Ricycles-Ths record break
er In past years. the leader again for isss
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Only are used In the preparation OF MALT
MURINE. the greatest tonic and food
drink The name OF the Anheuxer Busch
Brewing Assn. It's psakers, guarantees Its
ner.; adv
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. wenen's dts
eases - Htnekgey.
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DR. MERRILL. sp~c.aiiss-4sh aecs
Cesl.1s block
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CRESCENT bicycles. high grade and
low price, tell the story for lsSs.
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MACCABEE entertainment tonight
Ranke's hall Free.
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CIRCULAR ms CONE.
u the California Roads Will
10 for the Convention.
eT SOUND NOT RECOGNIZED

Pecfac Issues It's MaaAnte
a. Meeting 81 EAseasess
- Cabs Tpsn Ccnseestsg Lsses
= Aeespt II Before Nay h.
unasa CAasge for All People We
wn.t e Ceme 20 the aesth.
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RENTON
ADDITION.

An exceptionally me lot On Seventeenth
avenue. nsar M.1ason. for : few dsya
S1.0a
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FOR RENT.

Modern e-rooen house. excellent cOods-
don: large yard. xisa lawn. Sa9 Wash
ingfon street. .----.. IN
Hainser Heights. S-rcom cotsage - 6
Modern s-room fat. very desirable.
Ninth avenue ana Jackson ........... Us
NU4 Main street. 3rcom Dat. newly
papered ..--.- .--.-..... .-.....-. ...-.. q
Second hill. one block from car line
modern room house. good neigh
borhood ...:.:- $50. IS
Queen Anne hill. modern ;-rnom house:
picturesque yssw. vacan; May l -. 81
1901 First avenue. corner Union. large
etofe- rooEn. well lighted ........... SIS
Modern &-roorn tat, FIRST hill .....-..-. So
2ieS Denny Way. Lake Union car. T.
room HAJ xI2 ~
z3al Sixth avenue. Ax blocks from Pike
l-room Fat. newly papered ...-........ $50
Eighth ard Spring. room lower fat. 8
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Kuhn-Burkett Wedding.

The marriage of Ed. Kuhn Of this
city, to Miss Edith Burkett, of Warsaw
occurred at high noon Wednesday. 1t was
held in the First Methodist church at
Warsaw, the pastor of that church Off
cisting. A large number of friends from
this city attended the ceremonies
which were exceedingly impressive and
dignified.
The church was decorated with flow.
ers, and the bride dressed in hand
some white costume, carried in her
hand bouquet of light flowers
Adolph Kuhn, brother of the groom
acted as best man, while the bride was
attended by twelve ladies in waiting
Two exQuisitely rendered soprano solos
were sung during the early part of the
ceremony.
The groom is well respected young
man of Plymouth who has spent much
of his life here, and for some time been
assisting his father In conducting q
clothing store. The bride ls a highly
gifted young lady of Warsaw and q
niece of DIR. Burkett Of this city, who
has in her frequent visits here made
many friends.
A wedding trip to Chicago has been
contemplated after which they will &C
to housekeeping in the Reeve property
just north of the home of Chas Reeve
on Michigan street.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Large Amount Due.

A dispatch from indianapolis says:
The suit of Indiana against the Van
dslia railroad company to recover
S2,5OO,OOO claimed rs due the state
school fund under the cOmpany's char
ter, on trial before Commissioners But
Ter in the federal court, has assumed
definite shape on account of the ex-
pert's report and the states attorney s
claim.
The evidence and report show there
is due the state S2,0ll, ,O66. They claim
the railroad company. during the last
six years it operated under its special
charter and exercised the right to fix
it's own rates, earned an annual income
of from Is per cent to 35 per cent on the
original cost of constructing the road
and kept it all, though it's charter per-
mitted it to divide only 10 per cent
among its stockholders
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Method of Selection.

The Lafayette Times, speaking of the
situation of a coadjutor for Bishop
Rademacher, of this diocese of the
Catholic church, says that "when the
application for coadiutor is approved
by the vatican authorities, the council
of the bishop and the diocesan con-
sultors will meet in Fort Wayne and
select three names that they deem
worthy of the episcopscy, and such list
will be sent Archbishop Elder to Rome.
The bishops council in the Ft. Wayne
diocese comprises the Very Revs John
I'll. Gnendling, Fort Wayne, V. G.;
August Ochtering, of Fort Wayne;
John T. Dinnen, Of Lafayette; NJ T..
Champion, of Logansport, and J..
Wledau, of New Haven. The diocesan
consultors comprise Rev. Father Heuser,
of Huntington; Wilkins, Decatur, and
Melsner, of Peru.
The prelates in the province of Gin
cinnstl comprise Archbishop Elder, of
Cincinnati, and the bishops of Grand
Rapids, Detroit, Fort Wayne, Indian
apolis, Columbus, Cleveland, Covington,
Louisville and Nashville. These men
toned prelates will meet in Cincinnati
and agree on three names to be sent to
Rome. The list will be made indepen
IDENTIFY of the one framed by the bishops
council and cOnsultOrs In the Fort
Wayne diocese. The vatican authori-
ties may select name for coadjutor
from either list, or it may make an ap-
pOintment of a person on neither.
1t is idle TO speculate as to the person
likely to be selected. AS proof of this
it will be recalled that Bishop Rade-
macher was appointed to the see of
Nashville in 1883, While he was pastor
of st. Mary's church, in LAFAYETTE.
There have been three bishops of FIT.
Wayne, viz: Rt. Rev. John II. Luers,
appointed in 1858; Joseph Dwenger,
1871, and Joseph Rademacher, 1883.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01

The Contract Signed for Holding 1t at
North Manchester.
All questions concerning the location
of the great annual meeting of the
Dunkard church of America next year
was dispelled yesterday, when the
church committee signed the agreement
with the citizens committee at North
Manchester for holding the gathering
there. BY the terms of this contract
the meeting is to be held in Harter' 8
grove, at that place, commencing May
20, 1900. The local church agrees to
erect all the buildings needed and fur
nish water, electric light, police and
walters gratis. 1t also agrees that
transient lodging rates IN the town
shall not exceed % cents per night and
that transfers to and from the grounds
will be 3 cents. The local Dunkard
churches will be rendered free for com
mittee work and the other denomins-
tioDs have offered the use of their
edifices, without charge, for regular
services. There will be free telephone
service, local and long-distance, and the
Wabash railroad will put In 5OOfoot
platform and will stop its trains at the
grounds. The Big Four will build q
board walk from its station to the
grounds.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Goshen Paper Has Suspicious.

Mondays Goshen Democrat says: ga
Chicago Record dispatch from Valpsra-
iso today says that Specht. Finney &
SINNERS store in that city was robbed
of $500 worth of silks Saturday night.
"From this it is to be inferred that
the gang of silk robbers is still at work
in this section. All the efforts of the
officers to capture these thieves seem to
be of no avail. Opinion prevails that
the silks stolen in South Bend, Elkhart
Goshen and Valparaiso 90 to the same
place and that place is supposed to be
South Bend. Yet the officers cannot
gain the slightest clue. Withal it must
be accepted that the gang of silk thieves
is composed of clever people. They sp-
parently cannot be outwltted."
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
CIergymen's Permits.

The railroads make a radical change
this year in the matter of clergymen's
permits. The application this year costs
one dollar, instead of 90 cents as hereto
fore. The agents can now certify only
to local clergymen and missionaries.
Commencing JAN l, 1900, the use of
the present form of card clergy certifi-
Gates will be entirely discontinued, and
In its stead will be issued book certIfi-
cate, containing in addition to the con.
ditions heretofore appearing on the card
certificate, 100 cOnsecutively numbered
requests, one of which the holder of the
certificate will be required to fill up, sign
and deliver to the ticket agent for each
ticket purchased.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01

In order to wind up all the music
business at the end of 1899 and COM
mence on a new and better business
basis, | am making special inducements
to the trade. l have rearranged my
rooms to better advantage. have
twelve instruments on hand and wish
to close ont the entire lot by Jan. LIST.
In rder TO do this, will sell for note
or contract lease. notes with monthly
payments, and for cash will make an
unusual extra discount, so that il will
be as nearly the factory price as posi-
BILE for any one to get. My company
has no middie-msn. have a splendid
burl walnut cssed piano with a first
class, fine, rich tone action at bar
gain. Second hand organs taken as
part payment The Newman instru-
ments are first class. Ii is is only neces-
ssry to see, examine and hear the New
man organ TO prove its merits.
Then our "Style 30" in oak or mahog-
any are simply rare beauties, and in
case and tone unexcelled.
Call and bring your friends soon for
they must go. Profit cuts no figure Ii
is TO close them out.
! am now at the watch bench ready
TO do any kind of repairs on watches,
clocks, jewelry or spectscles. Office
hours from to H., II TO 5, and to 9
o'clock A card on the door will note
my absence. | have full line of opti-
cal lenses, spectscles and eye glasses.
| am prepared to test accurately on
scientific principles and to correct all
defective visions. City patrons may call
after o'clock in the evening as my
rooms are SO arranged as to give perfect
results for distant vision and reading.
Call and let us consult together. Do
not wait for further notice but come at
your earliest convenience.
+. SPANGLE,
doors north of Il. d. Plymouth.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Travelling Under Difficulties.

Goshen Times: A couple in desti
tute circumstances arrived in the city
Friday evening from Flint, Mich, with
twin babies IL months old. They stop
ped at the Hattie and Saturday morn.
ing the husband notified the landlord
that he had no money with which tC
liquidate his bill for lodging and break
fast. a number of Goshen parties
were made acquainted with the family's
pitiful condition and they were cared
for while here and the township trus.
tee made arrangements for their trans
pOrtation south to their destination.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Burr Oak.

A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Burns, Friday, Nov. "a.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Triplet, Sunday, Nov. 26.
Ira Crum and Alice Pike were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents,
Sunday, Nov. 26.
Frank Belmeer is able to take charge
of the school again.
A Thanksgiving supper and church
fair will be held at the L. B. church
Thanksgiving day. The proceeds to 20
for the benefit of the church.
Mack Thornburg and wife were call.
ers on Aaron Burns and family Sunday.
c. Dillon shipped a car load of hogs
Monday.
David Garn and family were callers
on Frank Garn Sunday.
Aaron Burns and wife and Mrs.
Stephen Smith and children made q
flying trip to plymouth Saturday.
Elias Cammer, o: near Argos, called
on Laura Maxey Sunday.
Church was held at the residence of
G. A. Maxey. Rev. Vsnvactor officiat-
ing.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
SELECTED STUDEBAkER WAGONS

The South Bend Firm Send 300 Army
Wagons to the British in south Africa.
The Studebaker Bros. Manufacture
ing Co. today made shipment of 300
wagons which are to go to South Africa
to be used by the British army in the
war with the Beers. They were sent
from here to New Y York, and from there
they will be taken directly to their des-
tinatioE. These wagons are built very
much like the ordinary American army
wagons, will carry $500 pounds and are
to be used for transportation purposes
and ambulance wagons. The order,
which was received about two months
ago. was accompanied by specifications
as to what was wanted, but some of
the features of the American army
wagon were adopted by the agent of
the British government instead of what
the original order called for.-South
Bend Times.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Council Proceedings.

The council was called to order in
regular meeting Monday night by Mayor
Jones.
After the reading of the minutes of
the previous meeting by the clerk the
street commissioner made his report of
work done during the prec ading two
weeks.
The finance committee reported fa-
vorably upon the appended list of bills
and they were allowed.
The streets and alleys committee ne
ported resolution to have the sidewalk
in front of &. l.. Morris residence on
Sophia street repaired. 1t was adopted,
all members concuIing.
The final estimate for the sidewalk
! along some lots in the Cabell addition
in the southwest part of town owned
by A. G. Capron we're received, and a
resolution ordering that amount be
placed on the tax duplicate was adopted.
Estimates of the cost of the sidewalk
along the property b. the Brownlee
bridge owned by M. SpleshOffer and Oc-
| cupied by David Wiser, were received
and the costs ordered to be placed upon
the tax duplicate.
There being 40 further business ad-
journment was in order
Bills allowed:
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Indiana Notes.

Store of Specht, Finney & Skinner,
Valparaiso, was robbed of 1925 worth
of silks, Saturday night.
Strike at Fosters waist factory, Fort
Wayne, over reduction of wages. Two
hundred girls are out.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Perry 5. Heath has started the union
labor library at Muncie with a dona.
ton of 100 volumes.
Because John Meyers. Elkhsrt, called
on the daughter of Mrs. Kate Monshsn
against her wishes, she swOre out war
rant for his arrest for trespass.
Dedication of the new Allen county
court house has been postponed until
Gen. Lawton arrives home, and then
the Indiana sword will be presented in
conjunction with the event.
State Y. NJ. c. A. convention, Ander-
son, closed Sunday night. At the end
the men formed circle sround the
opera house, where the last meeting
was held, and, joining hands, sang
blessed be the tie that binds"
Terre Haute anti-salC On league is
sued call for the churches to vote on
the Sunday closing ordinances, it being
stated that the majority did not favor
law enforcement. The saloon men
have taken retalistOry measures, and
will boycott merchants who signed the
petition sent to Gov. Mount.
Mrs. Mary Gunkle, employed in the
nut and bolt factory of the Indiana iron
works, Muncie, was recently converted
at one of Sam Smslls factory meetings,
and has gone crazy. She says she has
tasted five days, and was preparing to
sacrifice her l6-year-old daughter on the
altar, Saturday, when arrested. She
said she then intended to convert the
world.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Hanna to Retire.

A special dispatch from Columbus, O..
to the Cleveland Leader, looked upon as
the inspired organ of the administration
in Ohio, announces that Senator Hanna
will retire as chairman of the national
republican committee, and that Colonel
Charles Dick, of Ohio, will succeed him
This is the meat of the information
from Columbus:
Senator Hanna will not De chairman
of the national committee which will
be chosen at the next national conven.
ton. This is his own determination
Nothing could induce him to confront
rheumatism and the responsibilities of
a national campaign at one and the
same time. Not even the earnest sollci-
tation of the president will change this
determination. But no statement to
this effect may be expected from Sena.
tor Hanna for some time. In accord
ance with precedent, the chairman
will be named by the nominee for presi
dent. President Mckinley has not YET
csnvassed the field of possibilities. The
national convention will be held IN
Chicago IN June. Over half the mem
bers of the committee have been heard
from, and favor this place and time
The delegates st-large from Ohio viii
be Senators Foraker and Hanna. Gov
Nash and State Chairman Dick. Nc
attempt will be made to displsce Chas
j. Kurtz from membership in the
national committee, and be will serve
if he so chooses, until the committee
ceases to exist in June.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Vows to Avenge an Attack.

Bourbon, Nov. 2S.-Dr. Daniel Weiser
was severely injured Sunday evening
while watching for thieves. Weiser
caught some thieves a couple of weeks
ago in his barn, and, hearing a noise
Sunday evening, he started out to in
vestigate. He was struck on the head
with a sandbag, suffering serious
wounds. He was still staggering from
the effects of the blows when he en-
tered his office. His father, also ply
sician, at once started in pursuit of the
outlaws with his revolver, declaring
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
How Girls May See Paris Alone,

A bright American girl is going to
tell, in The Ladies Home Journal, how
she and girl friend went to Paris TO-
gether, saw its sights, visited all places
of interest, lived there and had "the
time of our lives" as she explains the
experience. In three gossipy articles
all the points of interest in and about
the French capital will be treated and
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Death of Clifford EIoran.

Clifford Gale Floran, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Floran, died at
Z o'clock last night at their home on
West jefferson street, after an illness of
less than one week with membraneous
Group. He was aged years, months
and Is days. The funeral occurred at
the house at 2 p. m. today. Interment
in the Stringer cemetery.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Special Meetings.

There was a good sized congregation
present Tuesday night and the interest
was excellent. Rev. Mr.. Shirley preached
1t was most timely discourse, and q
most earnest and able plea for men and
women to turn unto Christ and be
saved. The scripture reading in the af-
ternoon was precious and blessed
feast to those who were present. Such
opportunities ought not to be missed
by christian people.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Four Cars and Engine Thrown from the
Track at Pierceton.
There was serious accident on the
Pennsylvania line at Pierceton Mon
day. A freight train was backing from
side-track on to the main line when
another train occupying the latter track
started up and caught portion of the
former train, throwing four cars down
an embankment at that point. besides
overturning the engine. Fortunately
no one was injured, but the loss will be
considerable, anyhow.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
stephen whetmore Found

The body of Stephen Whetmore, who
recently disappeared from his home at
Logsnsport, was found in Eel river. 1t
is the general belief that he was robbed.
murdered and thrown into the river.
The man who found the body states
that he received information as to the
whereabouts of the body from his wife,
who is clarlvoyant.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
News from w. III. Carpenter.

Ed Carpenter received IA letter from
W. II. Carpenter Tuesday. He and
his wife are now at Flagstaff, Arizona
where they expect tC stay for two
weeks. They are living at a very great
altitude aud Mr.. Carpenter finds much
difficulty in breathing so that they may
be compelled to go farther west sooner
than they at present anticipate
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01

briefly described, and how to live we'll
at small cost-in fact, just how girls
going alone to Paris can best and
cheapest enjoy the trip, will be ex-
planned. OF course, these experiences
are intended to serve as guide for girls
going to the Paris Exposition.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01

that he cared not whether he lived or
died, but would shoot the man who
waylaid his son. DIR. Weiser claims
will severely deal with him when able
to be out
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Warsaw POstOfiice Robbed.

Marshal Cheney was notified Tuesday
morning to be on the watch for burglars
with booty belonging to the United
States government, taken from the
postofiice Monday at Warsaw. They
got over $500 in cash and stamps.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Verdict for the Pennsyivauia.

A verdict for $2,700 was rendered
Saturday morning in the United States
Circuit court in favor of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company in it's suit
against Chicago for damages growing
out of the big strike of 1894.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Accepts Passionate at Rensselaer,. Ind

Rev. a. A. Zilmer, who has been
laboring in this county as an evangelist
of the Church of God, has accepted a
permanent psstorate at Rensselaer,, Ind,
where he will be engaged for the com
inc wear.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
Dead from Too Much Cider

George Hickman, 81 years old, was
found dead in his fathers's barn at
Rochester. He had INDUCED freely in
hard cider and it is supposed it caused
his death
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
RIBBONS

Having anticipated an active business
in Ribbons for the Holiday Season, we
were very liberal in our purchases.