Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-24
NEWS TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS
Minor Happenings of the Past
Week.
EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS.
Political, Religious, Social and Criminal
DOings of the Whole World Carefully
Condensed for Our Rcaders-The Ac-
cdent Record.

murderer of James Alison, was ar
rested at the home of his father-in-
law. \. j. Talberg. He expresses no
regret for Staying the victim.
Toledo, O.-Mrs George r. Lucas,
aged ~ years. died from the effects of
strychnine poisoning. Her husband
saws il was an accident. The coroner
Will conduct a rigid investigation.
LeOminster, Mass.-The Leominster
ment to ID. Curtis Nickerson. The
liabilities are sl50.O0O, the heaviest
creditors being New York parties.
New YOrk.-Mrs Eugene Kelly,
widow of the late Eugene Kelly, died
at her home in this city.
Menomonie. Wis.-Fire destroyed
the Catholic church of this city. 1t is
supposed TO have originated from the
furnace in the basement. and very lit
tie was saved from the interior. The
building cost about $4,000, while the
insurance is but $500.
Evansville. Ind.-JoEn Gutenberg. a
lineal descendant of Gutenberg, the
here. He was a. years old.
Wichita. Kas.--The jury in the Shea
murder case has returned a verdict of
murder in the second degree. She was
tried for killing Edward Dawson,
noted crook, last July.
Madrid-A high authority estimates
that the next Spanish budget will
show deficit of 325,OOO,O 900 pesetas.
Stamping Ground, Ky.-Fire de-
stroyed G. G. Carl & Co.'S furniture
store, George Duvall's grocery, the
large warehouse of A. Ford, Dr. C..
Lewis drug store and the postoffice.
LoEdon-The Standards Berlin cor
respondent says that no request from
America for the recall OF the German
officials in Samoa has been received in
Berlin. and that none is expected.
Burkettville. Maine-Albert Heysler,
who murdered his wife and stepson,
died from the effects OF the paris green
be had taken with suicidal intent.
Philadelphia. Pa.-Luther Chaplin,
founder of the order of United Amer
lean Mechanics. died at his home. He
was So years old His organization Of
TIE first lodge followed the native
American riots of 1914.
Tacoma. Wash.-The steamer Olym-
pia, about to sail for Manila. has an
unusual cargo in the form of $50, 600
American made cigarettes.
Boston, Mass-In regard to the or
der of the navy department prohibit
ing the sale of beer on ships of the
navy, Secretary Long said the order
was issued principally for the protec-
ton of the apprentice boys in the serv-
ice and to remove temptation from the
men.
Washington-It is officially an
has decided to offer big subsidy for
a railroad across the Sierra Madre
range from Chuichupa, in the state Of
Chihuahua, to Huisopa, on the Sonora
line.
San Francisco.-The United States
refrigerator steamer Celtic sailed for
Manila via Honolulu. She carried a
large amount of supplies for the Unit
ed States forces
Butler, Ind.-Farmers all over this
section complain of damage to the
wheat crop by the cold weather.
Vienna.-The ministry had decided
to resign after the adjournment OF the
parliamentary session.
Nashville, Ill.-The prospects for a
large wheat crop throughout this en-
tire section of the state are excellent.
Havana-Two American soldiers
have been arrested on charge of hav-
ing stabbed to death Private McDon-
aid, company B, Tenth regulars, who
was at first supposed to have been
KILLED by Cubans.
Newburg, Ind.-In a saloon fight
John Lumdson drew a revolver and
shot Frank Shepard in the right thigh
Frank Shepard's father interfered and
LumdsOn sent a bullet into the old
mans head. infiicting fatal wound
Toledo, O.-Vincent Shibenski de-
liberately fired reviewer into a crowd
of small boys, killing Stephen Bio
shoski and seriously wounding two
others.
Cummings Station, y. Y-Delaware
and Hudson train No. was derailed
The engine turned over and the engi-
neer w. s. Combs. and little boy 10
years old were killed.
Stockholm-Last week 3,194 cases of
influenza were reported here. The
disease was fatal in 229 cases.
Montreal-Mr. Luna of the Filipino
delegation has departed from Montreal
for Liverpool. He sailed from ST.
John. \. b. On the steamer Numidan
Corner Stone, Ark.-Silas Jones and
bis six children were burned to death
On plantation. Mrs. Jones was away
for tie night and thus escaped.
GAINESVILLE, Wis-Allen Eugene Rich
retired business man, fell dead at
his home
Havana-The order recently issued
by Gen. Brooke, military governor of
Cuba, reducing official salaries in San
tiago de Cuba 20 per cent. has been