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Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium,
daughter of the late Archduke Joseph of
Austria. was born Aug. 90, 1886. She
married King Leopold H. of Belgium,
then the Belgian crown prince, on Aug.
-. 1853. Leopold II. ascenled tie throne
on the death of King Leopold L.. in De
cember 1865. The king and queen of
Belgium have three children all daugh-
tiers. The eldest Princess Louise. was
married to Prince Philip Of SaXe-Co-
burg and Gotha. She recently sepa-
rated from her husband and is said t.
be mentally deranged. The second
daughter. Princess Stephanie, married
the late Archduke Rudolph of Austria
the imperial prince who committed sui
eide Jan. So 1889. The third daughter is
Princess Clementine, now in her 9th
wear,
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Thoroughbred Brood Mares.

Lexington, KY, March 5.-Horsemen
here are of the opinion that the famous
brood mares purchased by George
Easton, presumably for his brother,
William Easton, We're in reality bought
for w. C. Whitney of New York The
mares We're brought here to-day and
placed at the La Belle stud with Whit
ney's other horses. They are the York
Vile Belle, by Miser, out of Thora, for
which $4,000 was paid General Jackson
at Nashville, and Mountain Range, by
Longfellow, out of Sierra Nevada.
bought from Albert Franklin. price pri-
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Great Britain's Protest.

London March 6.-According to the Pc
king correspondent of the Times the tsung
Ii yamen supports Great Britain against
the protest of the Russian government re-
sarding the terms of the Niu Chwang rail-
way extension loan recently subscribed in
London, the ground of Russian objection
being that the clause appointing a British
subject chief engineer of the line is in
conflict with the Russo-Chinese agree
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"THE AMERICAN BOY"
Youth of the Country May Contribute to
the American Navy.

Cincinnati, March 5-Among the
projects to which the short session of
congress was unable to give favora BILE
consideration was that to have a bat
tleship named The American Boy"
The national committee of the American
Boy association, Jan. 20, decided to visit
washington in body and appeal to
the president, Secretary Long and mem
hers of congress to name one of IN F.,
new warships The American Boy" and
allow the contributions which the youth
of the country have sent here and Will
continue to send for the first install
ment for its constructions This COM
mtttee reached Washington Jan. 26 and
had a satisfactory interview with Presi-
dent Mckinley, afterWard seeing sena-
tors, representatives and others on Jan.
80. Representative Bromwell of Gin
cinnati offered a joint resolution au-
thorizing the secretary of the navy to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
Officer Fatally Wounded

Lowell, Mass, March 5.-As a result
of an encounter with two burglars
whom he surprised while they were at
tempting to crack a safe in the office
of Scannell & Wholey at midnight. last
night, Officer John F. Healy is prob
ably dying from three bullet wounds
and a terribly battered head After
shooting and beating Healy, the burg
lars relieved him of his handouts, club,
revolver, watch and $50 in bills. They
then made their escape.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Tyler. Tex, March 5.-The body of D.
p. Ewing, a member of the firm of the
Tyler Banking company, was found in the
Tyler bottling works this morning. Near
him was found an empty morphine bottle,
Indicating suicide. The deceased was I'M
der several indictments for violations of
the state banking laws. One of the cases
against him was to have been called in
rmnrt tn-morrOW.
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ITALY'S DEMAND REFUSED
China Declines to Grant Her a
Lease of San Nun Bay.
"SPHERE OF INFLUENCE"
II Such Policy Is Inaurura.ed the
United States May Take Hand.
Refusal Attracts Little At
tention in Rome.

Pekin. March 5.-The tsung Ii yamen
has returned to the Italian charge
d'affaires, Marquis Salvage Raggio. his
dispatch containing the demand Of the
Italian government for a lease of San
Nun bay on the same conditions as
those under which Germany holds Kiao
Chou bay, accompanying 1t with let
ter declaring that the Chinese govern
ment is unable to grant the request.
The demand of the Italian govern
ment for 99-year lease Of San Nun
bay, province of Chekang, as coaling
station and naval base included also
demand for the concession of three
islands off the coast of Chekang with
the right to construct a railroad from
San Nun bay to Pc Yang lake and to
preferential railroad and mining privi-
leges within a sphere of influence COW
ering the southern two-thirds of Che
kang province. According to a dis
patch to the associated press from Pc
kin last Friday. the action of the Ital-
ian government had caused great ex-
citement there, not only among the
Chinese, but also among the foreign
diplomats the Chinese being convinced
that Great Britain was chiefly respon-
sible for the demand and that 1t had
been made to emphasize Great Brit
aims dispeasure at the turn which the
northern railroad question had taken.
The representative of the great power,
owing to the same advices. Is reported
to have said that the moment had ar
rived for international control of China
and it was also asserted that If the
policy of spheres of influence" was to
be inaugurated. the United States
would doubtless have a say in the mat
ter, with the probable preference for
the province of Chilli.
Rome, March 5.--Little attention is
paid here to the refusal of the Chinese
government to grant the requested lease
of San Nun bay to be used as naval
base and coaling station. No doubt is
entertained that the concession will be
made after further negotiations.
Rear Admiral Grenet embarked to-
day on the italian cruiser Stromboli at
Naples, to take command of the Italian
squadron in Chinese waters.
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Supports Italy's Demand.

London. March G.-The Picking COR
respondent of the Times says: 1t is
asserted that since the Tsung Ii va
men returned Italy's dispatch Sir
Claude Macdonald, British minister to
China, has presented a note supporting
Italy's demand and it is probable that
Italy will now take possession of San
Nun bay, encountering practically no
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest PRE-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained 1T
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Philadelphia, March 5,-The wages of
all day laborers in the tin plants of the
Newcastle district have been advanced
from 5 to 10 per cent. The advance will
affect between 1000 and 1900 men. The
Reese Hammond Brick Manufacturing
company, at Jeanette, has advanced
the wages of its $50 employees from to
20 per cent, and the Williamsport Nail
company has made a 10 per cent. ad-
vance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Huntsville Ala, March 5-The third
battalion of the 18th infantry, as it was
boarding the train for Fort Leavenworth,
Kan. to-day, was ordered to San Francis
co to take transport for Manila. The bat
TALON postponed its departure until to-
morrow.
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President Cuestas' Cabinet.

London. March 6.-The Montevideo cor
respondent of the Times says: President
tUcStas has made the following assign
lrents Of portfolios: DR.. Saturnne Campo,
minister of the INTERIOR Senior Campeste-
gui, minister of finance; Senior Herrero
lGspinoza, minister of foreign affairs, and
General Nicodemus Castro, minister of
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Washington, March 5.-The war de-
partment to-day received a dispatch
from General Otis concerning the ar
rival of the transport Ohio at Manila,
as follows: Manila, March 5.-The
transport Ohio arrived to-day. One
casualty, Private Overton, company G.
22d infantry died I'd instant, spinal
meningitis"
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Another Installment.

London, March 6.-The Daily Chroni-
Gle this morning publishes another in
stalment of alleged revelations by Comte
Ferdinand Walsh Esterhazy as to
his relations with the French general
staff. 1t adds but little to what was
already known. Comte Esterhazy him
self is in Paris.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

London March 1.-THE Shanghai CORE
Spondeht of the Daily Mail says that the
leader of the rebels in the province of An
Houl lNagan-HooD the notorious des-
perado, has been captured, 80 of his body
guard being Killed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Louisville, KY, March 5.-The new
Louisville Jockey club has given notice
that the following horses are qualified
in the Derby, Clark and Oaks by MAX
ing the final payment on March /,
1899:
Kentucky Derby, value of stake $4,000,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

London, March 6.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says: The
Italian warships have landed marines
at San Nun bay. thus virtually taking
possession. Italy will pay nearly ESQ.,
900 for the concession. The Tsung LII
Yamen wishes to reduce the lease to
so wears, .
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Wheeling. w. Va, March Com
mencing March II a 10 per cent. in
crease of wages goes into effect at every
department of the Riverside iron and
steel plants here. About 5000 men are
affected.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Berlin, March 5.-A dispatch from
Manila announces that the American
authorities there have undertaken the
protection of German interests and that
the cruiser kaiserin Augusta has left
Manila bay.
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st. Louis, March 5.-The order of the
board of police commissioners that all sa-
looms be closed at midnight Saturday
night and remain closed until midnight to-
night, under the provisions of the law,
was carried out to the letter.
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London, March 1.-THE Bombay corre-
Spondent of the Morning Post says: The
buhonc plague is raging here with unpar-
alleled severity. According to official re-
turns there were 9l2 deaths last week, hut
these quite underrate the mortality
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AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium Suf-
fprS u RelapSe

Brussels, March 5.-Queen Marie
Henrette, who has been suffering from
broncho- pneumonia. has had serious
relapse to-day. Her physicians We're in
constant attendance throughout the aft
ernoon and this evening he last aacra-
ment was administered. At that hour
there seemed no hope Of recovery, but
bulletin at 10 o'clock shows a slight
improvement and afforded a base for
revving hope. All the members of the
family have been summoned
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The Delaware Deadlock.

Wilmington, Del, March "a party of
union tAddickSl republicans of the assem-
bly, left here to-day for Washington to
confer with members of the national re-
publican committee and other republican
state
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Bellaire, Ohio. March 5.--The wages of
the 5000 employees of the Riverside Iron
works will be Increased 10 per cent. COM
mencing tomorrow.
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London, March LADY Beresford for
merly Mrs. Louise Hamersley of New
York and later Dowager Duchess of MARI
Wednesday,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Margaret Theater--Anaconda

One Night Only, Friday, March 10
brilliant, social and dramatic event,
the foremost of Americas condolences.
MISS CLARA TRROPP
Supported by carefully selected COM
pany, presenting Henrik Ibsens dramatic
masterpiece,
A DOLLS HOUSE
AS played by Miss Thropp 800 nights at
the Duke of York's theater, London. fol-
lowed by the one-act farcical gem,
THE TRUANT SPOUSE
Note-Each lady attending will be pre-
scented with souvenir leafiet of Rudyard
kiplings poems. No advance in prices.
PRICES S1.o0, zoe, 35c
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04
Hilton COOn's Play Repeated.

A large crowd witnessed "Under the
American Flag" at the opera house Fri
day night. Oral comment heard every
where today confirms statement that
the drama is one of the most popular
ever given in Plymouth by any COM
psny. Chss LaBrash and Hilton Coon
reflect the merit of the whole affair be-
cause it was through their skillful man
agement the play was so worthily pro-
duced Carl Kloepfer afforded a strong
support in his impersonation of the
devil-dare Spanish officer.
The hero of the play as we'll one of
heroes of the evening was Howard
Helm. No one entered into the spirit
of each situation with more nsturalness
than he.
The Irish was acted sit to kilP' by
Chester Gillian. Outside of q speciality
by Howard Helm, he made the fun for
the evening.
AS for the girls, they did remarkably
we'll. Miss Fertig established repu-
.atlon as q delightful actress, and az
much can be said of Miss Kaufman.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04

family 10 German township, settling in
the big forest, four miles east of Bre-
men, where be resided until 1882 when
be moved to Bremen. he was the
father of IL children, s boys and 3 girls,
1 boys and girls surviving him. He
had 81 grand children and 6grest-g grand
children. Mr.. Lehr was one of the
sturdiest of German pioneers of this
section, always robust and hearty until
receiving a bad fall some two years
ago, which finally resulted in his death
He was carpenter by trade and a
hard worker up to the time of his death
having worked on roofs and top of
buildings a few short weeks ago. In
carpenter kit on his back and walked &c
miles TO his work on Harris prairie
then at the end of couple of weeks
home again, in the same manner &c
make arrangements so his family could
live during another period of his work
away from home. He was sober, honest
in his dealings and peaceable with al
mankind. The world is better for Sam
uel Lehr's having lived in it. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. j. ID. Coverstone at the L. b
church last Sunday.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

T.. Lee Graham. of the New Paris Record.
Receives Injuries That Prove Fatal.
Goshen, Ind, July 29.-Editor E. zee
Graham, of the New Paris Record, died
last night from injuries received yester-
day forenoon in his printing office. He
was running his Washington hand press
and the belt broke throwing him to the
floor, the back Of his neck striking the
press, rupturing the middle meneDgacal
artery, causing apoplexy later in the
day and the entire paralysis of the right
side. He fixed the belt and worked IN
til 2 O'Clock when he became ill and
started for a doctor. Before reaching
the physicians office be sank in the
street and was unable to speak, dying
at five minutes of six. He leaves wife
and -months-old child in poor cir
cumstances, and last night collection
was made up for them. Graham was a
printer and belonged to the 1Dterna-
tional Typographical union, allowing
his dues TO lapse in the last year. Au-
thorities will probably have to bury
him. He was formerly associated with
Editor Strayer, of the Ashley Timee, in
publishing paper at Montpelier, Ohio,
though he came to New Paris from
Camden, Mich. Nothing Is known by
his widow of his antecedents.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04
Tables Turned.

The game of ball at the fair grounds
between the lawyers and court house
officials resulted in favor of the court
house team. This was the second game,
the first being won by the lawyers. The
lawyers were confident of winning as
in the first game they had little trouble
in defeating the court house team. Y es-
terday the tables were turned and the
way the boys found Pitcher Stevens
was terribe-they all seemed to have
their batting eye with them and two or
three base hits were as easily made as
singles in ordinary games.
Ney Stevens and Adam Wise were
the batteries for the lawyers and Clint
BOndurant and Miller were the repre-
sentatives OF the court house team.
They are all old ball players but their
time has passed when they can hold the
boys down TO few hits and count the
strike outs with two figures.
The star play was Harley Logan's
home run after 2 balls and 2 strikes had
been called. The hit was clean drive
over the right flelder's head and Harley
was as much surprised as anybody at
making it.
The first inning the LAWYERS failed to
score and the court house officials found
that ) notches were on their side of the
stick when Clark WiItfopo found no
had three holes in his bat.
In the second, third and fourth each
added few but the court house boys
were out to win and did not let the
legal talent get within the danger line
At the end the sixth inning Umpire
Thomson declared the court house team
the winner by score of IL to 12.
The lawyers are not satisfied and the
deciding game will be played next week
to see who is champion.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04

Miss Hattie Thompson returned yes
terday from an extended visit in Green
Iowa.
the remains of Willard Shaffer, who
died at Inwood, was taken to Argos for
burial today
Mrs. f. A Thompson. of Chicago,
sister of III. a. Work, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Jerry Blsin.
Miss Edna Capron returned last
evening from two weeks visit with
friends in Indianapolis.
Yesterday Bremen and Logansport
crossed bats at Bremen, resulting in a
score of 9 to 2 in favor of Bremen.
The funeral of James c. Reed was
held at he residence of George Bowel
Yesterday at 2:3O conducted by Rev.
belong.
DIR Mckenzie, from the How Mill
tary school, Lima, Ind, was the guest of
Edward DanfOrth, on his way to In
uldDdp' lle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi w. Ross, of Kent
land, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. Davis over Sunday, en-
route TO st. Joe, Mich.
Mrs. Henry Kuhn and children, Mrs.
G.. ". Kuhn and child and Master
Clarence Eichhorn, of Port Huron,
Mich are visiting Fred III. Kuhn.
Farmers in the great wheat fields of
the northwest are franiicaly calling on
the railroads to assist them in securing
harvest hands If their demands fol-
help are not filled they will lose their
crops. 1t is impossible to secure men
to work for 50 so and SO a day with
board and transportation.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04
On Sunday, August q. 1899.

The Lake Erie 4 Western railroad
company will run popular cheap ex-
cursion to Michigan City and return.
Special train will leave Plymouth, Ind,
at l0:42 a. M, rate, 10 cts. DO not fail
to take advantage of this opportunity to
spend full day on the shores of beau
tiful lake MlchigaL, boating and fishing.
parks and other numerous attractive
points of interest. Take a steamboat
ride on the lake. Take your lunch bss-
ket and wheel along as a baggage car
will be provided for their accOmmOds-
ton without additional charge. For
further information call upon tick et
agent l.. E. x W. r. II.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04
4 Bad Wreck.

About 11:45 p. IN. Saturday serious
wreck occurred on the r., Fl. w. Il G.
railroad near the Michigan street via
duct. A freight was standing on the
main track while the engine was taking
water. The second section, double
header, was running on short time and
crashed into the rear end, smashing the
caDoose and two fiat cars. Both en-
gines were derailed, and the track was
badly torn up for several rail lengths
The air brake failed to work, and as al
freights are dependent upon the new
style of brake (alr) to stop the train
men were helpless to stop it in time tC
avoid the accident.
No one was in the cabOOse, but the
engineer sprained his back badly il
jumping from the engine to the bottom
of the embankment, distance of &c
feet.
Traffic was delayed several hours, bu,
the wrecker from TT. Wayne had the
track cleared for the morning excur
sion.
The Plymouth wreck crew, in charge
of &. Teft, was called and had ore OF
the engines on the track before the Fl
Wayne crew arrived.
John Barr had his foot crushed by
the falling of L rail while at work
DIR. Wilson says the injury is not as
serious as at first thought and expects
to save the foot.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04

ing bundles of habits, they would give
more heed to their conduct while in the
plastic state" Then the point was
made that everything produces after its
kind whether In the material kingdom
or in the spiritual Corn comes up
corn; wheat produces wheat: sin pro-
duces sin, while righteousness produces
righteousness. SO men, principles, hab-
its, ideas, vices-all have children whose
features betray thu ir parentage; so that
no parent has right TO expect a child
to be better than its father and its
mother THAT which hath been is
now in regard to the flaws and failures
of Life. Likewise "that which hath
been is now" is true with respect to
that which is good and profitable in
life. We should be good in order to
produce good. Then we will not be
sorry today for what we were yester-
day, nor will we fear to be tomorrow
what we are today.
Il uc nhu OH
interesting lesson, and Sundays ses-
sion was rendered the more delightful
and profitable by reason of an appro-
pirate "talk' given by the Hon. Ii. q
Thsyer. Mr.. Thayer spoke in a remi-
niscent vein, going back many years to
bring up the history of the Presbyter-
ian sabbath-school In this city, with
which he was long connected and OF
which he was for seven years the etli-
cient superintendent. In his JUDGMENT
there is nothing better than being a
member of, and hard worker in, some
sabbath-school. Our school is always
glad for the presence and words Of this
pleasant speaker and true and tried
friend.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04
Quarantine Partly Raised.

The authorities at Goshen have re-
moved the quarantine from the neigh
borhood of the smallpox case, and con-
fined it to the house The fence has
been taken away, and the people living
in that vicinity are now free to come
and go unhindered Frank Foulks is
quite well, and is only restrained as an
extra precaution.
Wednesday night Foulk's grocery
store was fumigated. Charlie + )ulk &
and his father, who have been qusran
tined since the illness of Frank, were
also liberated that night. The doctors
say that there is possible danger OF
anybody catching the disease from any
of these people from entering the store
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04

One good second hand drill at bar
gain at f. A. Forbes. 2tw
Lot Losey spent Sunday in Kokomo.
All the leading brands of cigars at
"The Gem" 3d1w
Judge Mitchell, of Peru, was in Plym-
Outh few hours today.
A marriage license was ISSUED today
to James M. Brown and Cora Mead.
John Gallagher, of st. Louis, spent
Sunday with his parents in this city
Rev. and Mrs. l.. 5. Smith returned
from Indianapolis Saturday evening.
A. E. Rhodes, painter and decorator,
office one block east of First National
bank.
w. b. Yost, proprietor of 1.-THE Gem, "
has q new line of chocolates and fancy
candies. 3d1w