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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-08

The house killed the bill providing
for state forester.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-08

Indianapolis, Feb. g. The house and
senate were both interesting today,
several important measures being up
for discussion.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-08

Ex-Spesker Frank L. Littleton, who
is watching closely after fish legisls-
tioD, says: THE amendment 10 the
bill adopted by the house yesterday,
providing for a closed season for the
Tippecanoe river and an open season
for all other running streams, renders
the bill clearly unconstitutional. 1t
must be amended in the senate or the
courts will not sustain it, 1t might as
we'll be provided that the bill shall not
apply to q certain man."
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-08

At the close of the afternoon session
Of the senate Tuesday Charles p
Drummond, who was a member of the
senate on the democratic side two years
ago, and who had been visiting Presi-
dent Gilbert during the afternoon ses-
sion, was called on by the president TO
address the senate. He said he was
zone who had entered the great ma
jority of democrats who also ran. liz
seems to be the business of the Demo
cratic party" he continued, "to run but
not to occupy. But be not too proud,
mem bers of the majority, some day we
shall meet you. say this for the en-
coursgement of the valiant seventeen
on that side of the chamber" pointing
to the minority members. His words
were received with applause from both
republicans and democrsts.-indisnsp-
oils News.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-08

Hon. Samuel Parker and Hon. Chss.
p. Drummond were in court here to-
day on matter against the American
Bicycle company. They visited the
senate this afternoon and renewed old
acquaintances.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-08

Hon. Samuel Parker and Hon. Chas.
Drummond attended the lawyers ban.
quet here last night and visited at the
house and senate today.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-08

Senator Crumpscker's "nine-juror'
bill was defeated in the senate today
by vote of 27 to l5.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

HOR SALE-We shall sell during the month
IL OF January the following houses, now
ready for occupancy, at a great discount rather
than have them go throughout the winter with
out tenant; Ten room lI0) house at 50 Glen
wood Ave. every modern convenience, bath.
electric lights. fireplace, heat, hardwood foors.
set tubs, etc. Worth $500; WIN sell for $1,000.
New house. Stevens Flain Ave, near Racklef
st.. eight ts) rooms and bath never occupied,
thoroughly piumbed and hsated, electric lights.
fireplace, cemented cellar, etc. directly on car
line. Worth S35O0; Will be sold for $1,000 II taken
now. House 81 Concord St. new house, sepa-
rate steam heaters. eight lsl rooms In each
rent, very sunny, 1000 feet OF land. two (2( bath
rooms. separate entrances, fine investment
property. Cost over $1,000; VIII be sold for
$500 II taken now. New house at b44 Washing
ton Ave. East Deering, only u minutes from
City hai. six ts) large rooms and bath. furnace
heat, large piazza. 5000 feet OF land, sewer, Sc
bago water, electric lights. three f5) lines of
street cars, chance to finish two (2) more rooms
In the attic. Cheap at s2500. but will sell for
$1,000 II taken this month House Eastern Prom
enade, corner Of Turner St, nine tol rooms and
bath furnace heat everything modern. fine To-
cation. Cannot be built for $500, including lot;
Will sell II taken now for $3500. We have many
other houses and lots on our books which we
viii sell at the some sweeping production II taken
this month. Remember our houses are new,
have all modern conyeniences, are on electric
car lines, our terms are very easy. DALTON
q co, 30 Exchange st. decIdu
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
WAR TO KNIFE.
some of MIR. j ohnson's Ball Clubs Going
Over TO New National League Organic
zation.

Louisville, KY, January 5.-The war
of the National League against Ban
johnson and the American League, is
to be to the knife and the first blood is
with the National League. Indianspo-
lis has broken away from the American
League and there are prospects that Do
troit will 90 likewise, while Louisville,
which had been looked upon ss favor
able territory by johnson. has gone over
to the Leagues new organization. At a
messing held at the Louisville hotel this
afternoos, papers were signed tor the
eighth club OF what Is to be the American
Association backed By and with the
hearty support OF the National League.
The circuit may, however, not be con-
tined to eight oiubs, but may be ten.
The new circuit will be as follows; Bos-
ton, New York, Baltimore. Washington,
Louisville, st. Lnuis, indianapolis, MIL
Waukee,
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
STOLEN HORSE STARVED.

Skowhegan, January 5.--John Dore
of this town while hunting in cedar
swamp In the vicinity OF Lakewoo1 4
recently, discovered dead horse hitched
to an open wagon. The animal had been
dead for some time and had evidently
starved to death. Sheriff Pennell was
notified and on going Co the scene recog-
nized the team from jhe description in
his possession, as one stolen at kingfield
last November. The horse had evident
ly been left in the swamp by the parties
who stole 1t after q hard drive and
after wandering about and gnawlrg the
bark Of trees for some time, had per ished
of hunger,
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
INSURANCE MEN DINE.
Annuai banquet Metropolitan Lifs
Ag.pe a, Lewistoa.

Lewiston, January b-This evening
the Metropolitan Life Insurance company
Of New York gave its annual banquet
TO the officers and agents OF the company
In this part OF Maine and the southern
part OF New Hampshire. The affair oc-
CURED ct the Dewitt. Those present
were, invited guests: Il. U. Ayers, man
ager immediate branch; W. Il. Dohbins,
superintendent Of agency; Chas. Droute,
chief supervisor; S. b. Bartlett, super
intsndent, Portland; 4. Zimmerman, SUI
,srintendent. Bangor; DR.. William b.
small, DIR. Edgar +. Conant, E. p.
Le--sivy, Enperinun1enpi Flsci.
L'Hs1sux. assistant superintendent
Agents p. Uhavalisr, A. Marcot, n.
vondy, o. Leturn, R.Lafond. L.Gurtsin,
samuel Mottram, assistant superintendent
Agents A. q. Thompson, F.Muilaney,
W. d. Hurley, L. A. MCGOWAN, X.
Richardson, Joseph p. Parxisceau, assls-
tant superintendent Agents p. Forguel
j. Genest. F. X. Landry, II. Rcbltaille,
Vincent Canhsm, assistant superintsn-
dent Agents ]. Norris, q. Littlefield. q.
Mostram. Bath district, John Rothwell,
assistant superintendent Agents l. Ber-
larger, N. Rice, A. p. Whslen, 4. l..
winslow, II. A. pearne. Berlin, N. H.,
district, Remi Fortin. assistant superin-
tsndent; Agents A. Lesperance, q.
vouthst, r. Baldwin, o. BENEFIT, A.
Wilson. Augusta district, james
Murphy, assistant superintendent;
Agents G. f. Dill, j. Trsmbley, A. A.
Livermore, w. Casey. hocklaud district,
Geo. A. McRae, assistant supsrinten-
dent; Agents E. A. Mank, +. Lothrop,
ID, Munroe.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
TNTIFOETA.'N;T E'VlENT. +

An important event that many people
have been waiting for begins Monday
morning. This Is Owen, Moore s. Co. g
great clearance sale which they have
been preparing and Is the "round mp" OF
all the wreokaTe OF the past six months
great business. 1t is not sale OF dam
aged ana shop worn goods entirely for
many OF the lots contain goods shat are
not damaged In the least. but are put In
the sale as they ara the last Of their
Kind, and are to be disposed Of to make
room for new goods. Everyone knows
what this sale means and the first comsrs
always secure the best bargains. A
glance at their.f .fuil page advertisement in
another part of the paper will give some
idea Of the goods and prices.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
ONE MAN POWER.
New York Police Department TO have
Single Head.

New York. January 5.-The Repub bli-
can programme for legislation at Albany
was decided on after many conferences
at the Filth avenue hotel today. Gov.
Odell came down from Albany and held
q long consultation with Thomas @.
Platt. The fact that police bill drawn
along the lines liked In Gov. Odells s
message would be passed was given out
as certainty.
The bill will abolish the bipartisan
feature of the present police board. 1t
will abolish the otfics of Chief Of Police
Devery and Will set up instead police
commissioner who will have all the pow
er and win do the duties of the present
chief of the police department. The head
OF the police department will be subject
TO removal by the governor on charges.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

At meeting OF the officers who have
the management Of the leaeus In charge,
F. Il. Dunham was chosen rs the official
referee. The Following schedule Of games
was also adopted:
January accompanies II and l..
January 10-Company M and signal
Cofps.
January l1-Company l. and Naval Re-
serves.
January 14-Companies B and A.
January l5-Companies y and M.
January $50 ompanies l. and Il.
January ACCOMPANIES M and Naval
Reserves.
January s4-company A and Signal
Corps.
January 25--Comps MES l. and January
eS-Uompaniss b And E.
January s0-Nayal Reserves and Signal
Corps.
January sI-companies A and b.
Company NJ OF westprook and the Sig
nal Corps will each have q team In the
league commencing with this new
schedule.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

Babcnok and Muller left the track af-
ter the 5gth hour SO the leaders could be
given rs clear field as possible.
The day has been one OF the best since
the race began. Among the most sensa-
tional features were the gaining of laDs
by Hancook and Muller during the eve
ming The riding has been uniformly
good and was marred by no serious acci-
dents. There were fully 10. 900 people In
attendance during the evening. The rae
ing has reen tsn hours each day during
the weak and ended at II 90 tonight
Babcock and Muller who left the track
after the 59th hour SO the leaders could
have clear field, had scored 1851 miles.
The winnings or the men are as fol-
lows: Walthour, $3.50; Stinson, $500;
McEAohern, y400; Mclean, $3.50; Fischer.
$3.50; kasser, slc0: Downey, SIS; Bab-
cock, SO; Muller, $40.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
WINSLOW "AGIN IT."
No Notion of Being Made Part OF Great
er wateryllle.

Watervills, January 5-The town OF
Winslow today voted to oppose the move
Nearly every voter In the town was pres
ent and Indignation ran high at the ones
who have pushed the scheme. Resolu-
tions of rather strong terms were adopted
and large committee was appointed to
use every effort to defeat the annexation
scheme before the legislature. The psti-
tion for annexation was read and it con-
tained only four names of Winslow citi-
Esns. The petition will be heard at an
early date.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
TOOK LARGE CARGoEs.

The Allan liner Corinthian, Captain
Herbert, sailed at two o'clock Saturday
afternoon for Liverpool via Halifax. She
had 81 passengers and will take on many
more az the Nova scotian port. Her car
go 10 large one, including 10000 bushels
of grain, 10000 barrels Of apples anu
quantities of meats and provisions. She
also took 3l2 head Of cattle and 31S sheep.
The Leyland liner Belgian, Captain
Stammers, sailed for Antwerp shortly
after three O'Clock. The principal items
of cargo were ~, 900 bushels wheat, 10, 3ls
bushels buckwheat, 81, ,695 bushels bar ley,
"a, $50 bushels oats. two cars scrap tin,
two cars oil cake. three cars match blocks,
% cars provisions, ssven oars asbestos, 1C
oars hay, i've oars wood pulp.
The Elder Dempstsr liner Degama
sailed Saturday afternoon for Bristol
with full cago, forty head of cattle
and twelve horses.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
WESTBROOK.

At the Westbrook UniversaliEt church
yesterday, music was furnished by the
new choir.
In the evening the first of the new
series of lectures was given to large
sizsd audience. The speaker was Hon.
Augustus r. Moulton of Portland. His
subject was ''Good Citizsnship.'' MIR.
Moulton defined q oitixen as a person who
owes duty and allegiance to a govern
ment, and is entitled to protection from
that government. Els address was q
thoughtful ana scholarly discussion of
the duty which the individual owed to
the government under which he lives
The week of prayer is to be observed
this week in westbrook as union event
with the several churches, The services
are to be held afternoons and evenings.
The afternoon services are to partaks Of
the nature of Bible readings and in ths
evening a brief sermon will be delivered
py pastor of one of the churches. The
services as outlined for the week ara az
follows: Monday afternoon at tha Vest
brook Congregational church ct 3 80
o clock Rev. W. q. Mann Will lead. At
7.s0 o'clock Rev. George b. Illsley, ID. d.,
will preach. Tuesday afternoon at the
Methodist church Rev. S. N. Adams will
lead. At 7 80 O'Clock Rev. A. II. Kerr
ney, preacher. Wednesday afternoon at
the Baptist church, hev. @. II. Parsons.
leader. At 4 80 Rev. W. G. Mann, preach
er. Thursday afternoon at the ADVENT
church Rev. George b. Islsy, ID. D.,
leader. At 7.SO, Rev. S. N. Adams.
preacher. Friday afternoon at the War
rem Congregational church at 2.50 Rev.
A. Ii. kearnsy, leader. At 7.S0 O'Clock,
Rev. U. II. Parsons, preacher.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
A Prominent Chicago Woman
Speaks.

Prof. Roxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vice
President Illinois Woman's Alliance, ia
speaking OF Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy, saps: II suffered with severe cold
this winterwhich threatened to run into
pneumonia. / tried different remedies
but seemed to grow worse and the
medicine upset my stomach. A friend
advised me to try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and found it was pleasant TO
take and 1t relieved me at once. am
now entirely recovered, saved a DOCTORS
bill, time and suffering, and never will
be without this splendid medicine again.
For sale by Heseltine, SsT Congress ST. !;
Stevens, 107 Portland ST.; Goold, Con-
gress Square; K. S. Raymond, Cumber-
land Mills.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
WALTHOUR THE WINNER.
Made One ofHis Cyclone Finishes mt
Park Square Garden.

Boston, January in another OF the
cyclone finishes tor which he is famous,
waithour of Atlanta, Ga, the Southern
champion and 73-hour worlds champion,
won the six-days' hicycle race at Park
Square garden which ended tonight. lie
did not let himssif out until the last
lap and when he did, 1t did not seem ms
n any OF the others were riding at all.
Stinson OF Cambridge, came in second.
while McEachern of Toronto was third.
The distance was 1899 miles and two
lap1.
The final scores, 6Oth hour In the BIZ
cycle race, were az follows, In the order
named:
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
DEERINC
REAL ESTATE.
Dalton &c CO.,
SO EXCHANGE sT.

TO LET-Four furnished rooms on Deerlng
highlands suitable for light housekeeping,
price SIS per month; location unsurpassed Al
ern conyeniences. at corner OF High and Preble
streets, South Portland, for Sl3; room rent
Stevens auenue, near Congress street, only 81 81;
two S-room rents No 81 Concord street. $50
each and many others Several very low for
the winter. DALTON s. co. IS Exchange. St.
deoedu
EOR sALE-Houses 10 Doerlng for Si.5oo
II $4,000 $4,000 o., 800. $4,000; also houses In
lots at Oakdale, Fsssenden Park, Desiring
Highlands and also choice cottage lots at Otta:
wa Park tCIih Cottage) Cape Elizabeth. All
kinds OF real estate taken In exchange. Easy
terms. DALTON s Co, So Exchange street
octi6du
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
PRESIDENT srIoKNEY.s ROMANCE

Boston, January 5.-Forty years ago,
AIpheus X. Stickney, then a poor, young
attorney In the law office OF Josiah Crosby
of Dexter. Me-, left New England and the
sweetheart of his boyhood and started for
the west to seek fortune. This week he
returned to Boston. AS president OF the
Chicago, Great Western railroad he has
come back to wed the woman OF his
choice, Miss May Crosby, the daughter OF
his former employer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby and their daugh-
ter are at tine Touraine, where MIR. Stick
nsy has Joined them In preparation for
the wedding, which will take place Mon
day. Miss Crosby is graduate or the
Dexter High School, and of Antioch Col
lege at Yellow Springs, Ohio. For a few
years she was q clerk In the government
service at Washington. After leaving
Washington she returned to Dexter.
where she has since resided with her
parents. She Is a leader in all social
In the town, and vice presi-
dent OF the leading literary club there.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
G0RHAM.
RESTORATION OF REV. GEORGE W.
REYNOLDS.

REYNOLDS.
ghs services 81 The consreset'crs,
church +. sunday morning, was attended
BY an unusually large congregation. the
body OF the house being filled by over 30
OF the citizens Of the village and Vicinity.
AZ the sacrament OF the Lords Supper
was observed the usual services were
brief. The Kev. George W. Reynolds,
pastor OF the church, prsaohsd very In
tsmsting sermon, the subject covering
the interest OF church members IN the
church, and their responsible duties to
the church, which was we'll received BY
the audience. After the sermon, MIR.
Charles Boothby, one of the most popular
young men OF the town. was taken into
the church. At the close OF ths commun-
ion service the audience was requested to
keep their seats, and the Kew. MIR. Key
nolds quite unexpectedly read his letter
of reclamation in q dignified and impress
sive manner. showing much feeling,
which had corresponding effect upon
the members Of bis parish. 1he matter
was reIerrei to select committee consist
ing Of Deaeons Lesvitt, Smith and Lin
coin, to take such action as appeared to
be for the best interests Of ths church
ana society. The reason OF MIR. Reynolds's
resignation was unanimous call from
the church o. Manchester, Conn. IL is not
known what action the committee will
take, as the reverend gentleman is held
in the highest esteem by this COMMITTEES
which have the matter In charge.
Miss Myrtle Randall, Main street,
daughter of Mr.. william Randall, Is re-
covering from the long run of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Major Plaisssd Is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. !. q.
Clement.
MIR. Frank l.. Watson, who has been
spending his vacation with his parents
here has returned to Harvard College.
Miss Matte Rolfe, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Roife, has been confined to
the house with ssvsre GOLD.
MIR. Henry Clsment, graduate OF Bow
doin, GLASS OF '9o. has returned to his
school at Boothbay, after short stay
with his parents here.
Harry aid George Colesworthy of Port
land have bsen the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jordan.
Mr.. Edwin Lewis OF Brldgton, grand
juror for the present term, was the guest
OF DIR. Philip Lewis, Main street, Friday.
MIR. VIM. a. Leavits, Main strest, was
drawn juror for the Superior Court.
Almon johnson was drawn juror for
Supreme judicial court. January term.
The class Of 1901, Gorham High school,
have Iecsiysd their GLASS rings. q. S.
Burnell, jeweller, furnished them.
Mrs. Josenh Coburn, state street, Is
confined to her home by Illness.
Ex-Gov. Robie and wife returned Sat-
urday from few days visit at Augusta.
REPRESENTATIVE Puringbon returned
from Augusta, Friday, and attended to
his duties as selectman at tine town ofiics
Saturday.
MIR. George Lewis, Bowdoin college,
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. Rufus whitney is Ill at hsr home
| here.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
MILITIA MEN WON'T :pRAorIoE.

Augusta, January 6.-Col. Il. O..
Harrington. inspector general OF riffs
practice, has filed his report for the past
year and 1t contains many facts and iig-
ures Of much interest to the National
Guard OF Maine. Tne new rules and reg
ulations regarding qualification and prac-
tics have been In foros the past year,
and they have not been wholly satisfae-
tory. The mainsdifticulty is in not being
able to.-ssoure the attendance of the men
at the ranges on account of business en-
gagemsnts. The reorganization OF
many Of the companies has taken much
work OF the officers, during the past
year. The first regiment expended a.
el5 rounds of ammunition ana the second
81. $40 rounds in practice work during the
year.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
MILITARY BASKET BALL.
NsvsI Reserves Team Eew Heads the
Preesssiops

The introduction OF the game Of basket
ball In the military companies OF this
city has resulted In great interest being
manifested ana all OF the games are large
~ attended. The national guard officers
heartily approve Of the game because OF
the tendency 10 has TO create friendly
riva Try between the ssFeral companies
ami stimulate interest In the organiza-
,ions. yne league standing at present is
rs follows;
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
CHILDREN's CONTRIBUTION.

New York, January GA check Tor
ss7, 907 was transmitted today through
Miles o. O'Brien. president or the Board OF
Education Of this city, TO the president of
the Board of Education OF Galveston,
that amount being the sum contributed
by the teachers and school children of
Greater New York for the relief OF the
school children Of Galveston. The check
was especially engraved for the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
BRASS BAND MET BRYAN.

Sherman, Texas. January 6.--William
J.Bryan was met with a brass baud this
afternoon and his progress through the
city partook of.sn ovation. He made two
addresses, one In the afternoon being an
attack on class legislation and imperi-
alism. In the evening he delivered his
lecture on "Anoient Landmarks"
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
MRS. NATION MUST STAY IN JAIL

Wichita, Kas., January 6.-Mrs. Carrie
Nation, the saloon wrecker, must re-
main in jail for the 81 days quarantine
rscsntly placed upon that institution.
After listening to arguments for five
hours today, Judge Kirk Of the city court
refused to issue an order commanding
the sheriff to produce the prisoner In
court for trial. Habeas corpus proceedings
were begun by Mr.. Nation with view
and to have her trial disposed OF.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
RUN DOWN sCHOONER.

New York, January 6.-rhe North Ger
man Lloyd steamer kaiserin Maria
Theresa, which arrived today was in col
lision with small schooner In mid
ocean, nd damaged the schooner SO bad
ly that the crew abandoned her. All
handE-the captain and five seamen were
brought to this port.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
saAkkEY AND MCCOY.

New York. January 5.-Tom Snarkey
and Kid Mccoy were matched today by
Manager Jim Kennedy of the Twentieth
Century Athletic club OF san Francisco
to meet In a twenty round bout there on
February Is. MANAGER Kennedy has also
engaged Terry McGovern to meet some
man to be selected later. The second
fight Will take place some time in May.