Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-21


fast press is also to be added.
Walter Dickson and Earl North
leave tomorrow for Wabash college at
Charlottesville where they will con
tinue their studies for the ministry
w. F. Young was in FIT. Wayne yes
terdsy and heard Bryan. He is salts
fed that the laboring people are with
the democratic candidate this time.
1t was definstely announced at the
national headquarters Thursday that
Bourke Cochran would speak for Mr..
Bryan in all sections of the country.
Samuel H. Nussbaum, wife and chill
dren, who have been camping at Lake
Msxenkuckee, were the guests today of
Nj. Altman and family on their way
home to Marion.
A 2-months-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stone, who reside near Big lake,
died this morning and will be buried
tomorrow. The funeral will be
preached at the Jacoby church.
T ]. Goble and wife, who have been
visiting relatives and friends IN this
county for the past two weeks, returned
to their home i'm Oklahoma this morn
ing. They we're formerly residents of
this county.
Miss Marguerite Gerson, after q
weeks visit in this city with Misses
Edna and Emma Yockey and other
friends, went to Rochester today noon
and from there she returns to her home
at Denver, Col.
The following gentlemen left on the
noon train for Knox, where our team
will bowl with the Knox boys: Vern
Miller, Ed. COrbin, Army Cleveland,
Fred Msrtindsle, James Gilmore, jr.,
Otto Alberts, Albertus Simons, David
Lauer and Gene Marshall.
South Bend Times: Bets of S25
each even on Indiana and Kentucky
both going democratic, both bets to be
taken; of S25 to 800 that New York
goes demOcrrtic; of $500 to $1,000 that
Bryan is elected, are posted at McIn-
erny & Doran's, and no takers.
In predicting the big storm which
swept over the lake region Tuesday
night twelve hours ahead of time, the
weather bureau has again demonstrated
its splendid value. The timely warn
ing probably saved hundreds of lives
and millions of vessel property.
TIE largest field of corn on earth is
supposed to be in Jackson county, LII
The field contains 600 acres and few
years ago 1t was covered with water
and was known as the "Big Lake" 1t
yielded 100 bushels 10 the acre in 1898
and the crop more than paid the origi-
nal cost of the land and drainage.
John Drake, of Bourbon township,
was in town today and while at the
picket factory his horse broke loose
from the hitch rack, demolishing the
vehicle. Mr.. Drake had to do coDsid.
cradle figuring in order to get home
what was left of the buggy and har-
ness. He had never thought his nag
had ambition enough to cut up such
capers.
DIR. c. o. Wiltfong house surgeon of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
was chosen as one of the surgeons by
the managers of the Chicago American
to accompany their doctors and sur
geons which they have sent down to
Galveston, Texas. to help relieve he
suffering ones. This speaks pretty
we'll for another one of Plymouths
| boys and a graduate of the Plymouth
| high school,
Warrants were issued yesterday by
May or Jones for the arrest of the fol-
lowing named persons from Bourbon
for the unlawful selling of Intoxi.
eating liquor in that city: Jacob Wal
mer, Mont Flitclaft, Gelmsn Garrison
John Goheen and George w. Roberts
They were brought before the mayor
who set their trial for next Tuesday
and Wednesday and the men were
given their freedom by giving a SlOC
bond each.
A travelling man was asked today in
one of our clothing stores, if many OF
the travelingmen are ont for Bryan
He said, the largest majority of the
travelling men of his acquaintance
who in the last campaign were shout
ing for Mckinley, are not doing much
shouting this time and they all will
vote for Bryan and big army of men
who were travelling four years ago and
are not travelling now, are not going to
support Mckinley.
The state fee and salary commission
will issue report shortly after the cleo
ton of about 200 pages containing an
analysis of the fee and salary question
In each county in the state. 1t was
feared that issuance before the election
would make campaign issue. The
report will be distributed among the
members of the Legislature and state
| and county officials to be receiving
more than the law of 1895 allows, as
generally interpreted.
From Saturdays Daily
Lee Kendall has returned from Chi