davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ScrreanarbSbruu0.

SerregaaroSbraub. SerreBodroen
"Saornbore," tilberenoe 1Coseier
8ed,, er neObrGnot meo nlntagenc
al SopeNbpgniugen % Gorpdglcrbo-
liNeIl meIoes fra aorser. Sl0en olr
pauiat al en- Sogaborto, ser ollcre9e
er anhclot. @naroen er poa 92N
Sor. 9ano. grut0at fA,Se fees lelt
ino pqo MiOtimn. Snacn arrattrcr
inOe6rGn0te. Serimoo br9nA.2 al
Sen incupieOs SPb inmt llle Mliti.
i1er % olt Snpentur. Sfa0en er batp
0elia. Zen arreitrre0e GagnbonO
beo6er 9url &flbelm SanieiL er -
Nar gnmmel % biefnmebereEac /
GprSlep. Snn leslooes ben l9oe
Sept. ira %rl0slpleIiuc Straneaus
ltalt.
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Erflunut Tinrift
til HGtntrr iur nor
"Wit4inlrns yip...

SieI imat nut erci eoa raa Gnaslt, 1uh
speHff ,rri. ~ frccriiS s'naa It aasIer
Srlst %brtaicR. 9reett i~IitddeS ubrur tVtt scnl
10 eeUig ft HrtiO.
CHICAGO BIBLE HOUSE.
% STD aUe.. 0b,culu.
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@ilh. 9ed. Otter hpoo Der

@lb. Bed. Otter boao Der meooe.
les ira Grslep gaar BET op % neo
meO Eoitor @ilb. Beds S%eIbreastiI.
itano. Sog ton oct life ifjulrs, at
bans arGfter fist eiter libt aitoaer.
gan fan BOG ioretage Sure pua Ell
Simes..o 40 8angan / RnleitoI / Sa.
non
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salt o ut,
itiiaias eiier tiHeis.

SoertS'smsgtr uHs,r gates. -IEa,t' I'LL.
'li3o' cl -vfi,r'vseaisr loi,r = GsriS 'pr IS crs
Tor hetr gsHl % en- Sen, pr Go 'or aft isr; co,t.
'nstt 3 cyh Hreruseiasaitr uaa;aa.s ~, '1s ma.
aH tHo % Scents ReHls maa risantatll rre'sls,
ale eeit,u.HseE act !sEass "a tr al boslsre IA
HtaI SEmrsr
~ @s,sifabsttibnO nntr IS SEATS yr. elsi4
Sav CTo asr al yta,s
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Sgf SiIbeitim. S%orle0en Otter.
mibSue bar Der, 'frioer "Tprsgrmb
Sioenbe,~ ct peIoiet SiIoeitim uoe
pm sSrierfprben. SiIoen itpb iau
tpf, at man site BEN op meo Son og
9llrpe, ia etoug frnoe toge BEN meo
Srrberne. 0et par Ntofrellet, iom
itoo iiOerrfor og iageb Den mo.
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Srebt Of Suset. Sisrrina, 24oe
Sept. Soget ip0ira orpbte Otter
rnioooa en- Dtnno peo gran. If0soe
par en- sanmel tiingbsr SuSnmno
peo Nnpn Sens Feter Beberien, lonl
pasiereoe Stinnerre umiooelburt Tor.
an Soget. Wtoifiten eap @tGnoen CT
ltrrft Stso, iaa ban bsoe pou Stebet.
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Stprt &%pmmuuelaau.

~fUfI NV
B~rtoutbanf % gergens streoitbnnf
bar meb ariitians @mt afilltttet et
Az Eroeents 3unumtnelnan pna 1
Wfillion Grurler.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-11
1ppbeo fan lite beIbrepes

rth lsials apvliiatoHst. b. bisis ,ite Tan nan be ipls
Etle al Eut. Der sr tan en- g2saos. hDorri ~ Sss.
bre fan ~iureres. o. bet rr pee ieufiiHiicnsIs Ftsisr.
ffph,o iprlar icss5 pss cR irhlHerG Itiaip i5Jr.
tintdis;rsrsts Slim5i1ee. Sair seiis Ssr II ihai,
mstri. bar = SHsniul CfeHs el.; i5nllss osds.
Of Haar bette star er bet iH,isi, or Essae9 Rdalla
let. o. hoys ttts } t~liIaaiioa fiH ile;Hes $ se.te Rsr
a. HsIscs TN ugrHllt ltfiI0. nj psTr iei tlir'
sbeiasi 10 ~5cliaGoiS mai tiLii 1tee ioralriSsss eeo
eatstrB, Jon iffs &c anosi ta5 IN inharsret &lraHs
az SuIm Dsrhaoe
y vi stst e, paasrssf 1eaats fsg tplfsiislbhs
1ifrleea az Ssrheo ia. saria5u peo aaiauhl. ion
itte tan ia st . pso :aas aatsrss Sare- Ssis tfIes
0triHlater. sratls.
r. aSGbeasa a Ca. 1slses. caa.
az S1iafs aps aae lTHlslsss yer ~
To heoss y padS ,5lu.fsyiass
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We6inleD T@iipp sss:.

~FNNNKITF TO = ! NNWWNEE. NVVNTTEWT TT-
Hig pph for aatntrr.
Sort 9effriprIis; Eperi On Eue mcp ~netra,ie
WiHacr; ueoeRRrotr Tuen Cfeeue "ttte tabi. men
aadet fpruo-. } Nipttn CT Siaeott al ppt MariHr
t%rvitotni @m Reaiutep eitsr era bars tpte fos
icarlntr 0Ga hpep SIDE or a. hin Hglli hpt irtB
ltllei. GHaic me9 oetes 1rcugeirr iunad Nsrn bit,
SISTER. eiItr sip an bitGds z III al stps BET ca
ten % h~giiinelia RtrfntHa. llnoet all bette a en-
1dplc hpetraa aHltpeS Taiottne for bans bseiet
%ptnbeoer baHs Ntp, Rda ben enc sihe CT aerisi
i2H nan b : uetilat. pld ben auoeH NyOHeit ban I'll
trtc I ptn helile etdb Bet cfie Gihper, ot NJ
trru e. ot. NJ irrHi ne oei tr al ir,gc bet . 9tS.
uteo soften, 81 70 b,tait. aaenier tctrr gooe Z nat
ueo az iTlae oCiit
PHOENIX BOOK & MUSIC CO.,
81 Qhttnnt ct NhiraAp. IN
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Uoree.

1,S00 Gutter % Fiser ifnl fon-
firmereS / ariitiania / Sftober.
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SpSsialS. en al SoWlses melt
fieltota % agteoe W9n0, aisbmanb
W. Nielien, aoIbp. or o'Iooet peo
Geoen i aisbenbapn, eiter Ell / lplt
gere Sio tiItngenSe SlTrteipngbeo.
9|tlelien bleu Sc aar g%ouunel.
@n pou Wtors tien9i % ngtet
9anomnno, Ssrn eSperien Gam.
gaaro, er eiter Ell fort SDgeleie 300
paa bigger / Ell aIoer al nm As Mar.
Yeniioneret Carer 5. Y. @orm
| eneom or afanoet peb 0soen / 0en
bsie AlOer al Sc aor. @orm bnpoe
belle lit Siu pPret tnpttet I'll @ngom,
bpor ban bar pRret Sprer ! 90 glur.
SlSebraRbc. Slsrring 24oe Sspt.
9ertbel aiRrs @aaro / : ter grsn.
Oerslep er / GiiermiOOag toialt neO.
brRnDt. areuturerne reobeoes. gpg.
%ningerne par npe. groHNen err paa.
iGt al Suroeoretgen. Hpgningerne
bar ioriifreoe Tor ca. 1000 ar.
9sssret FOR $4,000 SIR.
HmOcrs. 240e 5cpt. SSor.
~iutoougs er Mfubs auifs @aaro /
Snobpt n~eObrGnot. 2losn opitc0 /
itogIe aornItaffe ubenior 8anroen og
forpIanteoe iig oerira til epgninaer-
III. iom 1urtia neS6rpn0ie. tn Del
Snebo % ncgle Gum brenote.
Sisrring. 23oe 5epi. geo
Mtlebagstio ioaa neobrtrrote Snrehtis
o. Stdlo til Dtoriib Qtsae | 5aars
Sosn Or. Sisrrins. SlOeii formereS
opiianet PED gaaulua.
3ernorip. 23oe Sspt. ,erS
1bMeiens SaarS i Irinoerirp, aitrlip
Sogn, or ! e~itermioois brandt.
gnringen til SIoers Cptllrit fienoes
life. @oaroens Barb T aniloaet
til ca. 10000 ar. geiPthineen blea
reooet.
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Danlnarfy'

Gm paafGnft np @anf iIaSienS az
tes itartrt ION a~itnelsbnrf; ben.
al ocn Irt | Ianmarf,
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aunaen pau Sarcinat.

NuhBth puu NuftJuBl, AuIlB lSs
car fom 2oroag Ytorgen Den 2ioe
Sept. omboro pau Croft" ri oeit
lille Q Soeelt. bpor ban Tom beficltot
pleier oripe I'm oarIige Sareidgt. s
Set ipiaeuoe. lpie S~oitiplifin tc1 Sp.
geme Spitiaing pau Soeebaffen.
boor DC neo Den itdielige apnge al.
gap ct prngtfuISt Sogtbiueoe ! en-
aeiif Sill. Zen par inboelt | Z iaa.
fdI0te Sriper eler Spitiuinaer, MOB
bpilfe alopperne ingeoe Sarerne.
@sslernc fnuloeoe. % BEN ei,e Sare
eiter Den utOen mudtte laoe Sipet.
Seo WioSngsti0 ga iSrofoiten in6to-
geS pna Srtftgsganroer. par Ser ifiiot
80 Sarer; ON Iftenen. oa Suaten
ilttteoe peo So9ebdffen, bar Scr
ifltot ca. 200. 5or Soptretten pna
gen betnler apngen anrlig 5000
&rpuer, oerttl FORMER ltogiften til
alappere. olu. Man har u~oregnet.
OF De 200 Sorer foiter aongen 20
SIR. Stpffet. men Song Oscar iGtter
itor 9ris poa herHe SSagt0ag, o.
Srobpoclie oertiI nniees bInnSt iDeu.
lie gSeliae for oen itstite sgre.
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Oafota Samo fer sala

SInIot al0el Yduo blI le3 a Settipu
> Yil ira 8ueu. l5J Ntre5 i1mmerpls Ct,
cg en- q Section 5 gRil fru en- "a 9 Dpii IA
en- 1noeu Su. 9~onutpipoe. 1926 Heres Aaer.
80 Ncres Yaiiure. 5 Ictes fine Erper. doot
Sdno, = Ydl NJ Sfote. @ooc nuie. Z
NirAtlop. Goupetstour. u g.
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For De K jcber Rer
sI0.t0 E0R denns 90 Gallon
III Jill Ennd EnnLn NJ

ilrsu /. rs cite 6iB'its tiers grier % ipnr Renit,
CARROLL IRON WORKS 7oS Carroll Ave. Chicago
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OiIialas.-4o Ncres EARN ; Mil

TiNal9s. 40 Ncres farm 3 D1il
fra dslep, Seltramie 60. Riun.. 7
licre gpautnger. 8 Heres brett. iuoaiare2t
gaitarc, 90 AcreS goo S'oa lrlses Tor 10
collars pr. Were. POO iontaut. 80 Acrts
9ano. goo Siof, 2S Niil ira Speu. iRlaes
ipr 5 golars pr. agre % bet balpe ~icn,ant,
JieIten lang Seritluo. 100 NereS Tarm 1
Vii fra Bneu lGltsS OF i2 Dollars ~.
We've, $1,000 tontant og Reiieu pad iaa lana
alb ION Slobsreu pniter RdH henpsuoer
ia triitIia eiier mnnotIia I'll @hriit Ga her.
| APtl ira Sdalcp. Seliramie 60, gPiir.
Suolrg Stamp Tor Spar. 7b2
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@rauS Sorts College aabnes lobe Cts
tcbcr. Grin efisr aaialos til 81. Y.
aasbers. Grano Sorts. Y. ..
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Gienoumsbanorl. aiebntonb aurI
Hosnusien bar iolgt TN 9ienoom
Soiiesmiuoes @nge | Belle til Serei1
S6. Snpioien for 1900 Ar.
- @nurOeier Sacob SanieL Rsrre
8iert. bar iolat lin 1aar0 til i'm Sell
5b. y. Sanieit, iammitegos, for AS
600 SIR. @mrbGrs ge'Gtniitg, apl
% aplsreoifaber meoielgcr, melOes
ira aoioing.
Zen Isosboct efter 8aoroeier
Thomas Gbr. Yeoerien al SubtHa iii.
hsrerl0c @ienoom / 9ubinB er iolgt iii
2anobrugsfanoioat Beth Spenien for
$4,000 Ser. Socrtagelicu fer itrar.
Wteo gienbomnlen islger 50 Sor.
Sarh og SeiGtning.
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Cabt 81 Bar @nlbbriaer tnftes

4 UVE - Vt NWI TWTIte
Snsedg iorrtgt llls mslem Yrs
Notis Butt % eampious Sjsrne. Zen
Rrlige 6tHoer oil prre iaa rsuItg at Iuole.
we're larruie hos g GeoerloH. Sampions
SpaniHg
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SeSbptet Ser Roesr aohanHd RsSA9let
esoe " pem stGHoinaDja. @is. Sen s0ie Nai
Ss'te Var en- slc,r a 81 air. - fsee II aar var
ean 2uvalio ser Eaeer 3seeb 8osbcioi eses isr
3 aaT iesa essle var ira sauraal Eorse % ten
til aHtriid ISIS
gaa sexes ssrus 9tlRe.
9 RoSbolsi.
Genteyarope. 9Sie 81: 1901
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Onfee. -Gn 9lors 5armer (6ntes
mano uoen Errnl pnitsr ct rlore
frueutimmcr ium Susbrlperits u. y.
Neliou Bud gate. Sapislo 60. @t&
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-11

antntsr srifts. ~ III t3oo ecqh1 fan rn,nhfi
tieHts Deb %atforha7 Die en- iarraRt Nrtiitl lem sahp,.
Sort ptl tisbt Trart tubss moo gu6sHbtlie AZ 10 g
Y. }. SttdbmaHH. 100 a. 5rautisco abe. 9hloaao.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-11
Farm ~tiliaIas.
uuoerttanebe

,kUK" fFFFUIWS' VNUtINYHtUt
~ pnlicr al ,Gi9e tn Karin beItaseRoe /
3omn Of Stauhfeio. Slant 60, sRinu. 4
NRtI fra 'atlpu mep goot Marieo Tar.
men er 100 SereS 40 Gyrss nnoer y og.
9eiien Stog % oplano. 3nssn isIy iaHota
lore. SnBen gummel. uouia9res ddrnl.
Nne Suauiuaer. mar atrte, StoIehus o.
6oito'Iee. S9lges biaig, enten so ellsr
1870 Aere jtor oloere EplpsniHaer on
gluenoe Yria oa Riliadr berveuoer man ia
Qlennem greu eller peripri,g nj e,rrru 6.
" Clion Sim Bart. 9iani 90. NiRH.
6b3
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S7nifeS. -Gn apo itaols &plnoe til
al toae Ell Eoaroinatluh staoiet
Grbeior ior en- COB not Iore Ter meb TO
ic9raT Nnnbolot goleee. purnbctbf. "a.
6b2 49,
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-11

Tposfalo.

TFts'aihsdrutiee'icr rrta7es dri,ts. raar ~ i,,'
rrtrNiner 10 yirler. 5np Crn reares fcr en- 9iai,
ft Git rrer 10 StHies mea Scialts I Gen, ioc
ltrrt Gro, Ttrreeisi. bstaies rro 9en;s ".
Sinie Stialira mad aiiio mtbistsc eeftilinleA
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Spring Wheat-No l northern. n12qI3c;
No. 2, 1O5SQ '07sc: No. 3, 6914Q7OAc; No. 1,
6On66c; no grade, coo.
Winter Wheat-No. 2 I!d, 12Q72lkc. No.
8. 69l3Q11c; No. hard. 7J2sq7012c; No 3,
7OAQ7Ossc; No. 4 good 702sc.
Corn-No. 2, 56ssc; No. 2 yellow, 5l3sc;
No: 8. 562sG 56ssc; No. white, Size; No. !.
yellow, 572sc.
Oats-No. white. 3s1a@3s1zc: No 3.
3719c; No. white, S9Q40c: No. 2, 311zc; No.
white. S912Q4Oc.
Cattle-Native beef steers. A.75G6.35;
western steers. So. 1855; Texas steers,
50 S0q4oo; cows and helfers stronger.
s2.S0QSSO: Gamers, $l.25G27O: stockers and
feeders, 81 50Q4.30: calves, $3.00Q5. 90; bulls,
stays, ETC., s175d3. IS.
Hogs-Heavy, s5.SQ610; mixed. s.5S7led
$50: light. $5.S0d5.9O: pigs. s.. 4O05.l5.
Sheep-Fair wethers, 5000 $50: ewes,
S2.S5Q3OO; common and stock sheep. S2.SOG
$40; lambs. S3.50dt %.
Cranberries. IS. $4,000 per brl. Grapes,
baskets, S lbs. blacks. 15l2Q16c; baskets of
lbs, Niagaras, 20c Beans-Pea beans,
hand picked. 1892; medium. hand picked,
81. S5Q1-H. Butter-Creamery. extra choice.
211sc; seconds, 14Q14i2c: dairies, choice.
lSc. Cheese-New goods. Full cream dais-
les, choice. 10@10l4c: Young Americas. 10d
10Ac. Eggs. 19c. Hay-Choice timothy, S13f
$3.50; No. l, S12G12.50; choice prairie. sl3d
AGO. Green FTuits-Apples, brls., green
1ngs, S3.25d3J0: Northern Spies. S2.5OD
275; Ben Davis, S2.O0Q2.50: common stock,
H.5OQ1.75. Potatoes-White stock rurals,
&c: common. 59u61c Poultry-Iced stock:
Turkey gobblers, TaSc; chickens and hens,
scalded. nc; ducks. sq9c: geese, 647c.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
Ton of Silver Is Missing.

A ton of silver bullion mysteriously
disappeared from the Criminal Court
room at Omaha. The silver figured as
an exhibit in junk stealing case, and
had been left in the courtroom await
ing such time as the proper owners
should claim it. The junk dealers
were acquitted on a charge of having
bought stolen property. The smelter,
to which the bullion is said to have
belonged, took no steps to recover it,,
and the court had no power to remove
1t. When court was convened Thurs
day morning the silver was gone. The
janitor says a dray drove up to the
building Wednesday night. and that
four men carried the bars away. Judge
Baker is much perplexed and is TAX
ing steps to locate the metal
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
Jumbo III. Assaults Keeper.

Jumbo IT,. said to be the largest ele-
plant in captivity. became furious in
his quarters at the exposition grounds
in Buffalo and nearly killed his keep
er, Henry Mullen. The animal is al
ways kept tightly chained. and when
Mullen was at work in the elephants
stall the beast seized him in his trunk
and hurled him to the floor He tried
vainly to trample on the keeper, but
the chains held fast. although some OF
the stakes to which they were fastened
were broken 1t was impossible for
him to step on Mullen or to gore him.
so the elephant dashed him with his
trunk. Mullen is now in the Enc n
cy hospital with four broken ribs. a
broken ankle and severe wounds about
the head and face. He will recover.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
NEAR 70 THE ARGUMENTS.
testimony in SchIey Case Will
End Soon.
ADMIRAL AGAIN TO SPEAK
VIII Go Over His Evidence O6icially
Reported So to Correct Errors
Sylvester Scovel, Newspaper Man,
Gives Testimony.

Washington dispatch: The hands of
the elongated antique timepiece which
stands against the wall in the hall oc-
cupied by the Schley court of inquiry
pointed to 12:45 o'clock in the after
noon when Judge Advocate Lemly an
nounced that he had no more witness
es to call, and Mr. RayneT. following
him, said that no witnesses would be
summoned on behalf OF Admiral Schley
in sur-rebuttal. For a moment it ap-
peared as if the famous Gaze was about
to reach a sudden conclusion, but this
delusion was soon dissipated by the
announcement by Captain Lemly that
he might ask to be allowed to bring in
one more witness on this week and
statement that Admiral Schley him
self would desire to return to the
stand again to correct errors in his
evidence as officially reported
Schley Upon the Stand Monday.
There is probability that the Admir-
al will consume considerable time in
going over the printed record of what
he said, and there is also an under
standing that he will make some ad-
ditions to his former statements, but
it is not believed that beyond what
he may have to say there will be much
more testimony taken in the case.
The only witness the judge advocate
still has in mind is Lieutenant Strauss,
and Captain Lemly said today that if
his attendance could be secured he
would detain the court for only a
short time Captain Sigsbee will also
return to the stand for the purpose OF
making corrections in the testimony
given Friday by him. These de-
tails completed, the argument of cOun-
sci will begin, and then counsel and
the public will withdraw and leave the
court to its deliberations. The task
before the court is not a light one,
and it may be weeks before the final
verdict will be reached. The members
of the tribunal are evidently prepar
ing to devote considerable time to the
consideration of the testimony, for
they have taken rooms in the city for
this purpose. The testimony covers
1000 printed pages, and the court
has sat thirty-six days in listening to
it. With the additions yet to be made
In the way of arguments and docu-
ments the record will probably run
over LOO pages.
The days witnesses were Sylvester
Scovel. former newspaper CORE
spondent, who saw service in the
Cuban campaign: Lieutenant John
Hood. who commanded the Hawk dur
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08

Larned. Kas., telegram: Shells big
livery barn was burned, together with
twenty-five head of horses and a large
lot Of buggies and harness. At the
same time the Santa Fe railroad safe
was blown to pieces with dynamite and
the depot badly wrecked 1t is be-
lieved the safe blowers set the livery
stable on fire in order to attract the
crowd 10 another part of town while
they worked on the Santa Fee safe.
Over a dozen shots were exchanged
between the robbers and citizens who
rushed to the depot. In the darkness
and confusion the robbers escaped.
They secured no booty.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
Earl Russell La Married.

Earl Russell and Mrs. Somerville
were married at the registry Office in
London Thursday. The matrimonial
difficulties of Earl Russell have been
aired in the English courts many
times. He secured a divorce from his
first wife, who still goes by the name
Of Countess Russell, in Nevada last
April, and promptly married Mollie
Somerville, who had secured divorce
from her Scottish husband at the same
time and in the same state. A ques-
ton was raised in England as to the
validity of the Earl's American de-
cree. He was tried as a peer in the
House of Lords and sentenced to
three months Imprisonment. The cere-
mony just performed in London legiti-
mics his second marriage.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08

fact that Admiral Caillard ha< en-
barked 1000 marines is warning to
the porte that France will not stop be-
fore a slight show of resistance, but
will go to the end, even though war
should ensue.
Attitude of Other Nations.
Washington telegram: N. Margerie,
the charge d'affaires Of the French en-
bassy here, had a short interview with
Secretary Hay in the afternoon, after
which the secretary left at once for
the white house. NJ. Margerie may be
considered an expert in matters per-
tanning to the Levant, having spent
several years at ConStantinople re
Gently as an attache of the French en-
bassy. He feels confident that there
is not the slightest danger of a disso-
luton of the concordat owing to the
action Of the French government in
sending warships to make a naval
demonstration in Turkish waters and
to seize customs port. The other ma
tons parties to the concOrdat under
stand the situation perfectly, In fact,
most Of them have grievances and
claims themselves like the French com
plants. so they may look with com
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
SAFE RECKERS IN IOWA.
Craftsmen Use Explosives to Rob Two

Cracksmen Use Explosives TO KIDD TW
Western Banks.
DeS Moines telegram: The bank
of Arispe was entered by two robbers
who blew open the safe with nitro
slycerin, knocking out portion of the
'front.' of the one-story brick building
About $3.50 was secured by the robbers.
who left their safe-blowing tools in
he bank While the robbers were at
work heavy rainstorm was in prog
ress. The sheriff. with a posse is fol
lowing the robbers, who were seen to
leave town.
Matlock, Iowa, telegram: Burglars
looted the Bank of Matlock of $4,000
Of which $500 was silver. There were
six men in the gang, al heayi y armed.
Four kept guard while two went in
side. Three heavy shots of dynamite
were fired, waking a good many peO-
pie. The safe and vault were wrecked
and the building is badly wrecked
An old man in an adjoining building
was compelled to go back to bed and
keep still.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
Call AiIment Tunnel Knee.

Tunnel knee" is the latest Harlem
IN. " disease in certain sections,
and it seems likely to take rank
with the bicycle face" and other like
ailments. 1t is caused by the blasting
in the rapid transit subway work. Pc
destrians on Lenox avenue were the
first to get tunnel knee" and it ap-
pears coincident with the setting off
of a blast AS this is done at inter-
walls from o'c'ock in the morning I'M
til midnight. few escape. The symp-
toms are an irresistible desire on the
from under. allowing the pedestrian to
sit down suddenly in the middle Of
the street
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
Nation to Control Toxin.

The deaths resulting from the use Of
anti-tOxin at st. Louis has strength
ened the impression among the Ma
general government ought to have the
entire matter of anti-toxins in charge.
DR.. Charles Gresswell, the veterinarian
Of the association, has been requested
at Denver to draw up a resolution on
the subject. This resolution will be
presented before the National Live
Stock convention next month in Chi
cago, and a fight will be made to Sc
cure national legislation this winter
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08

A l2-year-old boy named SouJhwick
kidnapped the 6-year-old son of G. W..
Ryan. a prominent grocer of Great
Falls. Mont, and sent note to the
father demanding $1,000 ransom,
threatening to ram fine pieces OF glass
into the child's eyes and cut off his
hands unless the demand was complied
with. MI Ryan notified the police,
who arrested young Southwick short
ly after the Ryan boy had arrived at
his fathers store unframed, having
been released by SOuthwick. South
wick confessed that he did the deed OF
his own volition, and that he had no
accOmplices. He expressed no repent
ance. and said: Il would have hit the
old man for $4,000 if | thought he
would have stood for it."
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
New AIaska Gold Diggings.

With the ending of the season in
Dawson came news of big find Of
sold on Lower Dominion. Details had
not been given out, but 1t was said
that as much as 81 to the pan had been
taken out. The news was brought by
the steamer City of Seattle, which has
arrived at Vancouver. B. c., from
Skagway with 22S passengers. The
Yukon River is still open and two
more boats left this week for Dawson.
The Hora came up the river arriving
last Saturday night. The weather was
quite moderate when the steamer left
and there were crowds of people who
still wished to come out
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08

Little Rock, Ark. telegram: Passen-
ger train No 321 on the Little Rock
and Fort Smith Railroad. which left
Little Rock for Fort Smith at S:45
a. m. was telescoped at MayfloweT by a
west-bound freight train. The rear
coach of the passenger train was de-
molished and six passengers We're in
jured. as follows: A. T. Osborn. Hot
Springs. Ark. serious; c. \. Ault. Lit
tie Rock; c. ]. Tumptin. Peaksville.
Mo-; Miss Nellie Randel. Conway.
Ark; B. X. Pugh. travelling man Of
New York: j. II. Smith. Waco. Texas.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
Fight In Samar; IS Are Killed.

Twelve men of Company G of the
Ninth infantry, under Sergeant Will
ford. sent from Baseyto San Antonio,
Samar Island. to report the number
of bolomen in that vicinity, were vi
ciously attacked by 140 insurgents,
who rushed on them with great vio-
lence, killing two and wounding two
Fourteen insurgents were killed. Will
ford remained cool and collected dur
ing the attack and the survivors say
he acted splendidly.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
Negro Educator to Hang.

Prof. c. III. Sparks. a well known
negro educator, was sentenced in the
supreme court at Opelika. Ark, to be
der several weeks ago of Jake Inger-
soil. Sparks is a graduate of the Chi
cago University and an unusually in
telligent negro. he and Ingersolls
wife decided to put the husband out of
the way. Sparks killed him with q
shotgun one evening while he was eat
ing supper. 1t is probable that the
woman will share Sparks fate or At
least receive heavy sentence