Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-28
MINOR EVENTS Of THE WEEK
Items of General Interest Told in
Paragraphs.
COMPLETE NEWS SUMMARY.
Record of Happenings OF Much or Little
Importance from All Parts of the Civ
ilized observation-disclosures. Enterprises,

II II. S. Church OF Louisville, KY,
after living for two days IN q room
with murdered woman, committed
suicide.
Agricultural department experiment.
ing with a view TO increasing yield
of corn crop.
Correspondent of a London paper
wrote that Boer invasion Of Cape Col
ony is getting serious. Invaders gain
ing recruits.
Non-union laborers attacked and
roughly handled by a mob at Column
bia, S. C.
Naphtha launch Estelle sunk by a
steamer in Boston harbor and two
lives lost.
Washington and Great Northern
railway incorporated at Seattle. Line
ESQ miles long to be built.
Missouri lead and zinc mines to be
consolidated by Eastern capitalists.
French critic blamed poor taste Of
wives OF American miIlionaires for in
feri0rity OF American art.
Seven persons killed by a cyclone
in northern Nebraska, five of them
being members Of enc family living
near Naper. -Four fatally injured.
Strikers and mine guards fought bat
tie At Matewan. ". Va. Superintend-
ent OF the mines and a guard wound
ed, the latter mortally.
Escaping cOnyicts at Fort Smelling
used 4 woman 10 shield them from
bullets of the guards, but were recap
tured.
Mrs. Ludington, widow of former
Governor OF Wisconsin, given $780,
600 dover interest in his estate by the
courts.
Indians threaten to resist by force
the opening Of the Kiowa-COmmanche
reservation to white settlers.
Congregational Church of Grinnell,
Ia, formally dropped name of Profess
scr Heron from rolls.
State troops sent to Trinity, Tex, to
protect a negro from a mob which
planned to lynch him.
Justice Jerome, at New York, an
gered by light sentences imposed on
gamblers, disclosed that the $7,4O0
check captured in a raid was made out
in favor of Frank Farrell.
IN the Barker-Keller case at New
York women members of the latters
church attempted TO destroy Mrs. Bar
ker's reputation for veracity. Case
TO be summed up today
Senator Burrows preparing consti-
tutional amendment to remedy evil
Of misrepresentation in senate when
legislature fails to elect.
". c. Browns resignation as gen
eral manager of the Burlington road
accepted by the directors. F. A De-
lano TO succeed him.
Andrew D. White, ambassador to
Germany, said to be contemplating re-
signing
Joseph Chamberlain planning visit
10 the United States.
West Virginia health officers chained
passenger train to track to compel
pital.
TWO women, members of a firm Of
stock brokers at New York, incorIo o.
rated billion dollar mining company.
Prof. Riggs of Field Museum, Chi
cago, unearthed bones of a dinosaur
near Grand Junction, Colo.
General Electric company negotiat-
ing at New York for purchase of Brit
ish Thomson-Houston Company.
Chinese troops on their way to
Pekin stopped by the French, in ignor-
ance Of Count Waldersee's orders for
them to proceed.
Philippine commission decided Span
ISL shall be the official language in
Philippine courts for five years.
Priest celebrating mass in the
Church Of Nantes, Paris, attacked by
q woman armed with a hatchet as he
kneit at the altar and fatally wounded
Sought revenge for expulsion from
church order.
Girls expelled and suspended at
New Haven, Conn, Normal Training
School for disrespectful conduct.
Public ownership reformers, Popu-
lists and others met in Kansas City to
form new allied party.
Carnegie to erect monument to Jas.
q. Blaine in Schenley Park. Pittsburg.
Gen. Miles made an LII D. by Brown
University. College endowment now
amounts to $4,000 900.
Bert A. Magee of Watseka. H., ar
rested, charged with causing the
deaths of three persons.
Smith College at Northampton,
Mass, given 100000 by man whose
identity is withheld.
Presbyterian Committee on Creed
Revision met at Pittsburg to draw up
amendments.
Senator w. A. Clark sued at New
York by Prof. G.. A. Treadwell to re-
cover $4,000 worth of copper stock.
Independent series of revenue stamps
TO be issued for Porto Rico.
Gen. Botha and other Boer leaders
reported to have decided to repudiats
Kruger's authority.
PATHS castle failed to bring $3.50 900
the upset price, and she bid in the
property at 1925, 900.
Prison ship to be provided for the
navy.
Five hundred native Christian con-
verts killed by Coreans on Island OF
Quelpaert
Joint commission OF Episcopal
church made report by which clergy
men are prohibited from joining In
wedlock divorced persons.
Jessie Morrison again on trial at Ell
Dorado, Kas., for murder of Mrs. Olin
Castle.