Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-15
Indiana State Nese,s


miles south of Noblesville. Innes had
been drinking and when the marshal
attempted to send him home. Innes
drew a knife and slashed the officer
across the arm Mohler drew his re-
volver and fired, the bullet piercing
lines heart.
Sitting up in a buggy on her way
from Monticello to Kokomo to visit
her brother, c. n. Hart, Mrs Charles
Helton died from heart trouble. Her
husband, thinking that she had fallen
asleep. drove several miles, not know
ing she was dead.
Leander ]. Monks. who. it is be-
lieved, will soon be named as successor
to the late Judge Woods on the United
States circuit bench, is lawyer re-
siding at his native town of Winches-
ter. where he was born July 10. 1S43.
The opening services at the new
Grace Episcopal church at Oak Park,
ILL.,, were held Sunday. Bishop John
Hazen White of Michigan City, Ind,
delivering the address at the morn
ing service.
George w. Fryhoffer. who was cash
Ter of the Bank of Ellettsville. which
made an assignment several months
ago, has been indicted for embezzle
ment. The charge is that he collected
notes for the American Reduction Fer
tilizer company from about twenty
farmers and did not send the money to
the company. Fryhoffer is said to be
in Chicago and was a business man
ager for Edmond Palmer, VINO owned
a chain Of banks.
Professor Newton E. Yost, superin-
tendent of schools of Porter, dropped
dead. He was As years old.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Harris.
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
S. Harris, to U. S. Briggs. a we'll
known jeweler, was celebrated at
Plainfleld.
A meeting of the twenty-odd indie
pendent window-glass manufacturers
of the country was held at Indianapo-
lis Thursday, for the purpose of MAX
ing Overtures to the trust and it's al
lies. The two organizations propose to
take the products OF the Independents.
From the indianapolis Journal: The
Benjamin Harrison Monument associ-
alton has been organized, with Sena-
tor Fairbanks at its head for the pur-
pose of erecting a worthy monument
to the memory of Indiana's only presi-
dent We commend this project to our
readers and venture to hope that each
will be disposed to contribute, how
ever small an amount. A postal card
addressed to Evans Woollen, Indian
apolis, stating the amount subscribed
and the name of the subscriber, will
be sufficient. Each Of our sister states.
Illinois and Ohio, has erected a mag
nificent monument to the memory of
her president Surely it would be I'M
worthy for our state to show less ap-
probation. The purpose is in no sense
partisan. Those who differed with
General Harrison politically will agree
with those who supported him in rec
ogniZing the distinction he brought to
Indiana by his services as soldier, law
yer, senator. president. citizen. We
are gratitied to learn that the cOntri-
buttons already in hand, no appeal
having been made hitherto in Indiana
outside of indianapolis. aggregate
about thirty thousand dollars The
hope OF the organization is that the
contributions from all sources. includ-
ing the other states, will amount to
one hundred thousand dollars. Every
school boy and girl in Indiana should
bring 10 cents TO school with them
Nov. 22--HarrisOn Monument day-in
all the schools of Indiana.
John D. Sarnighausen. publisher OF
the Indiana Stats Zeitung of Fort
Wayne and one of the oldest German
editors in the country. died at the age
OF 50. He had been editor of the
Stats Zeitung forty years He served
in the Indiana legislature as a Demo-
crat
Mrs. George Gilligan, who with her
baby was stranded in Chicago while
en- route from Michigan City. Ind, to
Fargo. y. d., to join her sick husband,
was sent on her way happy. Before
boarding the train at Chicago she had
been given a ticket to Fargo and 500
in money. Mr.. Gilligan was a sol
der in the Philippines. and was shot
in the back. 1t is believed he is dy-
ing. United States Senator Hans
brough of North Dakota telegraphed |
Assistant States Attorney Barnes to !
investigate the case, and if found gen
uine to forward to Fargo at his ex-
pense. Many persons called at the |
Harrison Street Annex when they |
heard of Mrs. Gilligan's case and con-
tributed to the purse which Matron
Mary keegan presented the unfortu-
nate woman.
The committee of the ministers as
ISOLATION has arranged for Thanksgiv-
ng services at Terre Haute as follows:
Central Presbyterian church, Rev. c..
D. Case of the First Baptist church.;
plymouth Congregational church. Rev.
). F.. Long; Crane Methodist Episco-
)al church, Rev. ~ Z. Tinkham; Tab
rnacle Baptist church. Rev. l.. E. Sell
RS. of the Central Christian church.
Mrs. Nelson Hubbard, wife of Henry
hubbard of Linton, was arrested
harged with stealing $40 from her
husbands brother but 1t is alleged that
he charge is really preferred to COM
el her to surrender her child to its