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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
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Mr.. cans & has removed iial
STOCK o9a furni turs To ghisS new store Sin;
SSouthSN orfoll, hue
q IS leksr ipn Cole gs,
saA short while willis PROT q rs M New;
man primo pal OF the G osEduc cal ionaT
5institut ss5s Mr. w ckerss Is ons his Way
TO ~ ohnsS Hopkin n niyersity N, having
/ been granted leaYef of absen ceS for & one
year by the Board gofS lTrus tees 81 the
/ college to- enter up onS; a scholarship
Isl the guest Of friend 5 in stoWn.
~ MIS- sA.t Hot ges has returned from
six weeks Wis Tito ivy heviiIe, va. SIS
Mrs. ESallie SA..S O,Nea IL Of the county.
! Is lting herr daug ter Mrs. "a AZ.
4 Morse, I'M Oa1sda lie. s5
re Miss Bessie L.SC dark. OF Bedford city.
ley Sou tn N Norfolk. Il
b The EJu orr Society Of Christian I'm
deaYors Of Main Street Christian Church
met last night, about n one hundred;
strong, at the home I of Mr.. as,f r. IS A..
Graves, y corner Second street and f,fB
avenue, where they held a social Mas
ter Irwin Duncan read scripture les.
son and the little folks united in the
Lord s prayer. Cake ana cream was
served and a delightful evening spent.
s1HE@CFURCHES SUNDAY. g II 9.
Berkley Avenue Baptist Church, r..
Clagett Skinner, ministerDiv Swor-
ship, IL a. m. and S p. m. Mr.. Skinner
Will speak in the morning on .Condi-:
lions OF Entering the Kingdom OF
Life, and in the evening on Heavenly,
Expor Is. - Sunday school at $50 a. IN.
Public invited to worship here Il
South Norfolk Baptist Church, Rev. !.
s.. S. Robinson, Notwithstanding ut II
a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 10
a. m. X q ~ a
Chestnut Street NJ e. Church, Rev.
r. NJ. Chandler. misunderstanding at
II q. I'M. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at
$50 a.. m. 81 81 :5 Z; : Z. ,ls, a ;9 .5.
Liberty Street M q. Church, Rev.
Paul Bradley, misunderstanding At IL
a.: m: and p. m. Morning subject.
Giving to the Lord; evening, look
ing to Jesus. Sunday school at 10 q. M
st. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rev.
Robert Gatewood, rector-Preaching at
IL a. m. and s p. m. Services Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock. Az
There will be a "reyiew service" at
| Main Street Christian Church next
Sunday at IL O'Clock, in which the pas
| tor will review the work of the past
several years. AT the p. m. service
the pastor will preach especially to
young ladies and begin q series OF
revival meetings, which will probably
continue two weeks.
The N. z, p. and N. tug Portsmouth
| is hauled out on the Thomas railway
for repairs. Her machinery will be
overhauled and her bottom will be
scraped and painted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
Distressing Stomach 'pieease.

permanently cured by the mastery power
of South American Neryine Tonic. = In.
yallds need suffer no longer. because this
great remedy can cure them all. 1T is q
cure Tor the whole, world of stomach
gins with the first dose The relief II
bRngs Is marvellous and surprising It
makes no failure: never disappoints. No
matter how long you have suffered your
cure is certain under tho use Of this
great heal tl-gtying force. Pleasant and
always safe. Sold by Wake, Martin &.
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s,tuati on IN yenexueia.
(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.

tc'y = SItBF HPIf % iVIIHIHIdIl-EIIOt.I -
Washington, Sept. 29.--The Navy De-
partment has received the following
cablesram. from Captain Hemphill,
commander of the u. s. S. Detroit:,
Puerto Cabello. Venezuela,
u itss9 ~ IS rs September %.
Sailed for Curacao, West. Indies. I
have arranged to keep in communica-
ton. with consul. Can get, back in ten
hours $aft ter notice has been received !.
Rumors are current that Castro (the
insurgent lleader) has established pro-
yisional government at Valencia and
that fhe Venezuelan government is
treating with him. The Venezuelan
troops at Puerto Cabcllo have been re-
inforced, with 255 men. Affairs look
more settled: business being resumed.
Isl IL. s"IIEMPHILL"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
N.nryatIon ~ Cnbn.

BY, telegraph to V.rginian-Piiot.)
Havana Sept. Blowing to the, fall
ure OF the crops in the province of
Santa Clara many families In the
country districts around Trinidad. it
Is said, are starving. tt is added that
all the cats and dogs there and even,
iguanas and snakes, have been eaten.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
ElaAT0R1 MARTINI
60 8 ! HOME Q O|l|l \
|Wh| d Here ! aksSt
STUMP 800 y !! l!jlll!l d.
n Il R!I.cHM g g q. q .ETTER

,sn sSss Y e e slim inks Action of
sg is Dl'en,ocsssi c q sAs Commute Will
ssS yoke + ROW y sps g ovsrnSr Tyler
Us The 81 q "a 20 4 ;.inirnian Ely
81 1 kss q ne fai View other
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
q "a 9H-sS-cD a...E.-A.
/ Bsa4sI tie Ihs Kind Y6a llais AISays Bought
!! s'Esss's' ~ HUH
! ihUEOEK.

Our Suffolk letter arrived several
hours behind time last nlght--too late
for pull llcation: This announcement Is
made so that our correspo ndent ana
readers Will ln derstand whytSit failed
to appear in his issue. ts.5
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
BERKELEY ApVTS.
Sale Of $40, 900
BerkIey, Va, Bonds.

Scaled bids viii be received by c. L..
Old, Recorder of the town Of Berkeley,
Virginia. until MONDAY, the 9th day Of
October, 1899, at 70 M. for all or any. part
Of $4,000 five, per cent. General Improve
ment Bonds of the Town Of Berkeley, Va.
Said bonds to be in denominations of 81 900
each. ,Rayab BILE 80 years from datel of iss,,o
Interest on the whole amount payable
semi-annuelly.
The right Is reserved to rojset any or
All bids g. =. OLD, n
se27-tds Town Recorder.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
8POPULIsTS ACTIyD

&c The II Manchester n and Chesterfield
,Populists ut a meeting held to- day
sprac tically decid ed to put t a fall. ticket
sini the field They claim that under
ting conditions they stand a good
show OF send ing j a least one man to
the 4 Leg isla ture. Another meeting to
arrange de tails will be held shortly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
ElspeoIals to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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ssS5sASspeGlalS -Pilot) NJ.
gss sl r ich trllohd Sept. 20. Senator
g. y TfoInss Martinile left this morning for
slh ~! home In SEQ tsyille. He gave no
ltn q len of when he would return to
i Rsslitcah4m9eond, s and has not yet stated
When hssWlll take the stump or where.
5ss 3 rate Senator George w. Morris. OF
s:A benlarle, who has been here In At
tend 6 anre upon the lneetlng OF the State
Dem .ocSatlc nimlttee. or which he is
home. ~ e; ls4 55G
3Ss Senator Morris fears that the action
fof he committee will not result in a
Ina tllll Element Of the trouble In va
riousS localities. Is 81; ssi
eas@ II eS thinks that no further d ifflcuIty
VIII be Xperiencedi In Surry on; In the
ssIsap caster & contest; but regards the
splits in Charlotte, Shenandoah and
fIsleSof w ght as too serious to be set
a NJ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
Makes nerve fibre, nerve force; keeps
the organs Of the body in healthy action
The blood is made clean, rich and in full
quantity. Muscle tissues are. nourished, IN.
vigefated, and the body is-healthy.

J.P Apologize, Red Bank NJ j.. writes sFor one year
was unable to move having nlamnlaory. and muscular
rheumatism of the severest kind After trial Of the great
medicine Paines Celery Compound ceerfuy
it for the exhausted nerve system loss Of appetite andni-
geston-he three offsprngs of rheumatism My strength
returned cannoW and elno pain. This medicine
builds up the system
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

.EEHIl9Rkz ESI)F|lIIBE0TERIDERIIE['TII|'

lconti1aed rofa First II sp &
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
THE CHARLOTTE, R FIGHT +

~ He CfiARLOTTEAF FIGHT ~
The fight in Charlotte,p he said,
viii be a close one DR. "a. is. Prlddy,
ittlh1ssssregular nomipee, is a popular man,
but has bitter enemies.,,s
iSS Senator Norris thinks & that the
!charges SO freely made that the State
committee Is being ruin In the Interests
OF Senator Martin have greatly lessen
5eq tss efficiency as an arbiter in these
cases. IN "a n 81 VI "a q N !. q.
Isl Secretary Joe Button is at the JEFF
&c ff,er + He will be here for some days
/ :. y. y to matters at Democratic
gheadquarters this morning. No ap-
Epointments have as yet been made for
Sneakers, but Chairman Ellyson said
ina yithinE a week or}so some appoint
sments would probably be made as by
that time all nominations would be In.
si.3seCHAIRMANSE LLYsoN TALKS.
This will be "a comparatively quiet
election, ~ said Chairman Ellyson.
9iThere$w be little or no opposition,
and AM insc consequences there will be little
general interest ,,;l, "a i
,inS reference to the Charlotte split, but
Shoped Il would 8be healed before selec-
tic III eS had not figured on the pros
poets of the candidates for the United
states Senate but thought that Sena-
tor Martin L election WAS pretty well as
SuTeu .aR All son was quite pleased
with !! the result Of the committee meet
Ing vest erdny, with the exception OF the
OF the defeated Charlotte coun-
ity speople e, Which he deplored,
q THE GOVERNOR SILENT.
4a9ss Governor Tyler would express no
opinion upon the action Of the commit
tee. rs. M lsIi 81 s.
,;i am simply saying nothing, but
saving woo, said the Governor
here are q number of surprises in
store fol. the other side, which viii
make Intensely apparent when the
legislature assemblies. True. have
lost q delegates in some places, but 1
have plent y of rgin and can afford
to lose some. The opposition made big
claims on the start, and have kept
them up oil along. I Will make no
claims. but the results will show for
az 5
No.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03

blow on the head from a barn door
which was swung by the wind. She
and her daughter were at the time en-
gagged in putting buggy in the barn.
A chimney in the Brink block burned
out this morning with considerable
flare. 1t was at first thought advisable
to ring the fire bell but the arrival and
prompt action of fire chief KubD made
this unnecessary. No serious damage
was done.
In his Investigations concerning the
topography of Marshall county, A. G..
North occasionally notes some interest
ing facts. He has discovered two de-
serted villages in Marshall county be-
sides Salem, near Bourbon, the last re-
hinder of which is graveyard. The
two villages referred to are Elizabeth,
near Tyner, and Clayton, about three
miles east of Bremen. Records show
the two places TO have been lsyed off
and incorporated with the usual red
tape and care, but somehow they have
ceased to hold their own and now exist
only in memory.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Legislative Notes.

An effort will be made in bill intro
duced yesterday to reduce long. distance
telephone rates one-hslf in this state.
If it should pass our people could talk
to Chicago for % cents, or about half
the present price.
A bill has been introduced reducing
telegraph charges from 25 to Is cents.
The bill appropriating 81, 800 for the
care of insane criminals in the northern
prison was killed in the house yesterday.
Mr.. Hayes bill to amend the metro
politan police law by giving the mayor
the appointlve power was killed in the
house by vote of so noes to AZ ayes.
This ends all attempts to repeal or
amend the present law.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03

effect the terms of present officials who
were elected for four years term.
a small blaze started this afternoon
n the roof of Mike Spieshoffer's build
ing in the business part of our city, on
Michigan street. The fire was entirely
external and started presumably from
from sparks falling on the roof from
the chimney. The hose company's
prnmp attention soon expelled all fear
of any great loss.
An exchange calls attention to the
fact that wholesalers are now putting
up granulated sugar in three, five and
ten pound sacks. This is great con-
venienc- for retailers and saves them
the trouble of weighing and tying up
such packages. The Arbuckle people
instituted the custom and Havemeyer
& Elder have fallen in line.
The VanCamp vs.. Calvin Marsh case
was taken up by the court TODAY. Brief
ly, this is the case which was tried be-
fore Justice Weber several weeks ago
and was decided for the plaintiff. Mr..
VanCamp brought action against Cal
vim Marsh for trespass in hauling tim
Der from DIR. Loring's farm. State wit
nAsses were examined this morning.
E. Nj Geller has returned from the
west. He gives an interesting descrip
ton of one of the big stock farms in
Indian Territory. The pasturing ground
is fifty miles long and about twenty
miles wide, making it longer than the
distance from here to Valparaiso and
nearly as wide as the distance from
here to South Bend. Over this great
field thousands of long horned cattle
roam.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
The Busy Hen.

Governor Mount and many members
of the legislature attended the poultry
show at Indianapolis, Tuesday night,
and the governor read paper on the
poultry interests of the tate and country.
He says that in Indiana alone there was
sold annually from Indiana farms 2,OOO,-
600 dozen poultry, valued at S4,S00OOO,
and 100000 eggs valued at S3,5OO,0OO.
In the United States the poultry pro-
duct last year was worth S4SO,OOOOOO
and the eggs SSl,0OO,OOO. He advised
young men to go to the farms, and said
that intelligent poultry-raising offered
greater reward than county office
holding
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Indiana Notes.

Bloomfield women will give a min
strel show and will all appear in burnt
cork.
Jacob Doterer, collector for Mich
gan City installment house, has aisap-
peared without making settlement.
Alexander S. Latts, prominent farmer
of Knox county, fell into an open cellar
at Vincennes while on spree and was
killed.
The ten yoar-old daughter of Jacob
B.nsting, of Ceylon. was found tied to
a wash tub, with her body q mass of
bruises, and bloodpoisoning setting in
from a sore on one hand Shewas taken
in charge by the township trustee. Her
parents have fled.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03

cation to grade teachers license and
provides that license shall be good in
any county in the state.
The jury gave its decision IN the Van
Camp-Marsb case this morning. Mr..
Marsh is thereby relieved from the
charge of trespass. The case was full
of interest and involved several COM
plications not usually connected with
trials for trespass.
The prison bill to allow the warden
to re-contract the labor of half of the
convicts in the penitentiary until 1904
and to use 100 men in truck farming
near the state institution passed the
senate Thursday afternoon by the over
whelming vote of Al to l.
Rev. Sickafoose, presiding elder of
the u b. church, who was the guest of
Rev. belong, of this city yesterday,
was at one time missionary in China.
He relates several incidents Of interest
concerning his experiences, among
which is how he married a couple in
that distant land.
At Waterloo Tuesday afternoon while
Douglas Kelley, a prosperous young
farmer, with two men, was cutting tim
Der on his farm, large tree twisted
around and tore limb from another
tree, the latter falling on Kelley and
crushing his skull HIS death occurred
within three hours. He was we'll known
il that locality.
A writer in the Chicago Times Herald
says that colds can he avoided all to-
gether. His remedy is to stop eating
so much He asserts that anyone with
ordinary horse sense can avoid taking
cold 10y exercising care in eating. This
writer says that no hungry man ever
caught cold no matter what exposure
he was subjected to. His cure for
colds is to stop eating There is one
striking thing about the fellows pre-
scriptlon and that is, it is cheap 1t
won't cost anything to try it.
Attention should be again directed to
the want of hltching room upon our
streets. Plymouth is the marketing
center for the country, miles around
and the farmers should find every pub
lie accommodation on hand, in exchange
for their trade. Today some one count
ed 164 teams crowded like ssrdines in
to every available spot where a halter
and strap could be made secure. Those
portion of the city were inconvenience
ed by tleing on side streets or finding
room several blocks away around the
court house square,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Maynard Daughter.

Thursday an Elkhsrt mother went
to house in that city, accompanied by
two police officers and sought heI
daughter, a young married woman
There was good deal of cursing and
obscene language about the place, but
the mother finally prevailed upon the
daughter to leave One officer remained
to note how things progressed, and was
amazed in short time TO see the
daughter come back to the house.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
A Girls Chance of Marriage.

A painstaking statistician has figur-
ed out "The American Girls Chances
OF Marriage" and will present his con-
illusions in the March issue of The
Ladies Home Journal. He has dis
covered that in some states a girls op-
portunities are much greater than in
others, and that in America they are
greater than in many countries of the
Old World.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Second Wife Gets One-Third.

The legislature of 1889 passed law
which provided that a second wife who
is childless shall have only life estate
in the lands of her husband at his
death. Passing upon this law In case
on appeal from Bartholomew county
the law is held invalid, and that the
second wife takes one third of the
estate IN fee simple, the same as a first
wife who survives her husband.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. G. Richardson, of 1yner is fail
ing fast.
The protracted meeting is still on al
the Pretty Lake church.
Harry Buck is placing gasoline incan
desce 1t lamps in his store.
The Reformed Sunday-school expect
to have new singing books by next Sun
day.
Mrs. Quinn, of North Plymouth, who
has been quite ill for some time, is sink
ing rapidly.
If hunter can brave the cold he
need not lack for rabbits. They are
said to be plentiful.
j. F. Hissong of Paris, ILL.,, who has
been visiting his father Mr. Hlssong, OF
this city, returned home today.
The marriage record shows two new
licenses: Charles w. Smith and Ora
Laughlin; VIM. Hampton and Lottie
Holem
Mrs Ellen Davis left for Lima, Ohio
this morning where she went on &C
count of the sickness of Miss Myra
Heiniger.
Mrs. WIN. Erwin, of Bourbon, ar
rived from Indianapolis today where
she hiss been attending the Farmers
Institute.
Elder Vince went to Pierceton this
morning. He has been attending the
district meeting of the Church of God
north of this city.
A new social club has been organized
among the young men of Plymouth.
Their rooms are above one OF the stores
south of the Brink block.
Should the Dunkards decide not to
come how many people will wish they
had shown their liberality and public
spirit by placing their names on the
subscription list.
A. & North has just finished a ma
jestic map of Marshall county on which
he will locate every established Sunday
school. The map will be used in the
coming convention.
The district meeting of the Chruch of
God five miles north of this city, ex-
tending over Saturday and Sunday was
q pronounced success. Mr. Z liner and
Mr.. Wagner were the speakers.
Elmer Wolf, of Wheeler, had a fine
farm In Southern illinois worth ten
thousand dollars, which he traded off
to the New York Life Insurance Co.
for paid up policy on his life for
$4,000.
al do not object" said forbearing
man to his daughter few days ago, "to
your trying to make yourself look like
a man, but 1t disgusts me to see the
kind of man you succeed in making
yourself resemble"
The bill to prevent the location of
saloons in the residence districts has
been advanced in the state legislature.
The bill imposes fine of 500 on each
county commissioners who votes TO To-
ca'e a saloon in residence district.
Mrs. Mary Doan, whose home is near
Logsnsport, was fatally injured by q
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
From Saturdays Daily.

The Radical Brethren of Linkville
are holding protracted meeting.
Christian Manuel expects TO move
from the country to this city next
Tuesday.
child are quite sick at their home in the
country.
George Farrar of Depauw university
won in the State oratorical college con-
test last night.
The revival meeting at Inwood is still
in full progress. About 70 converts
have been gained
Peter Fl. Lindqust is suffering with
lame back, the result of cold settling
in that part of his body.
Manly Dairiple of Twin Lake who
has been confined with an attack of
typhoid fever, is much better.
Mrs. Bert Yockey is still confined to
the house with sprained ankle which
has already given her much trouble.
Gradma Lint, east of Inwood, is very
low with a complication of diseases
arising, in the first place from fall.
Jacob Strycker and family have re-
turned to their home in Dakota after
an extended visit with relatives in this
county.
Mrs III. G. Miller, wife of the post
master at South Bend died In that city
yesterday. She was we'll known in
Plymouth.
Miss Drum of room Z in our public
schools has resigned her position to &C
cept another one, more remunerative,
in New Jersey.
". Ii. Taylor, of Tippecsnoe, Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master of the l O.
o. +. lodge visited the Daughters of
Rebeksh lodge In this city last night.
A report was afioat today announcing
the death of Andrew Keyser near Burr
YAK but we are in position to contra
dict the same. He is, however, very
low.
Charles S. Price, formerly employed
on the Independent, but now of Ham
mond, Ind, has received an increase of
pension through the agency of VIM.
Love of this city
An Illinois minister has offered r.. G
Ingersoll $500 day to debate with him
on the subject of religion. And what
fun Colonel Ingersoll would have at
the clergyman's expense.
John Harris has been quite poorly for
the past week. He is now az the resi-
dence of Daniel Harris on North Cen
ter street His ailmeDt seems to be a
bad cold VIII ch has settled on his lungs.
The committee on education from the
house Will report fsvOrably on the bill
which requires the state board of edu-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Death of Mrs. David Powell.

The death of Mrs. David Powell &C.
cured last Saturday evening at her
home In the country, and was brought
about directly by congestion of the
brain. Mrs. Powell was SO years of age.
She leaves IN this world, besides her
husband, family of two boys. She is
one of the old residents of the county
and her death will be widely mourned .
The bereaved relatives receive the sym.
pathy of the community. Rev. Lam
bert conducted the funeral services.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Badges for u. 5. Express EMPLOYEES

The United States Express company
will in the future require is employees
in this city and elsewhere to wear the
official badge, showing that they are
the representatives of the company
New badges attached to neat caps have
been supplied TO the local office and pa
irons of the company are requested moi
to deliver packages to any man who
does not wear same, as they are not the
company's representatives..
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
Grandma Swigert Dead.

Grandma S"lgert died at Culver
Thursday evening, aged "a years. She en-
Joyed the distinction of being Older
than any person IN Marshall, st. JOSEPH
and for that matter, many other coun-
ties in Indiana.
The last 30 years of her life has beer
spent at Culver and consequently she is
widely known in this vicinity. She
leaves children, grand children and
great-graDd-childreD to survive her.