Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Archbishop Chapelle returned to New


10000 acres in Nebraska.
Extensive forgeries of railroad tick
cts discovered at Kansas City All
western roads losers.
Wabash railroad let contract for ST.
600 900 bridge over Ohio river at AIingo
Junction.
Admiral Beardslee, retired. COM
mended Dewey for his stand in favor
of Schley.
Steamer Discovery believed to have
been lost off the coast of Alaska.
Professor Novy of Ann Arbor Uni
versity experiments with new prepare
ton. "benzozone," which he declares
a success in curing all troubles of the
intestines.
Use OF carbonic acid for making soda
water in residence premises prohibited
by court at New York.
Woman died of starvation in New
York and her five children likely to
meet the same fate.
Tobacco trust bought plant of Will
son & McCallay at Middleton. o.
Entries for the Buffalo bowling tour
nament received from thirty-four
cities. and thirteen more are expected
to send players.
A. g. Spalding notified the clubs of
the National league he could not act
as president until the Freedman in
junction suit is disposed of.
Germany is to send an ultimatum to
Venezuela and back it with a naval
force. President Roosevelt consented
to the measure.
Argentine government asked help of
the British Arbitration Commission in
settling the dispute with Chile
Superior Court of Hesse divorced the
Grand Duke and Duchess of Hesse.
Brigands reported to have agreed to
release Miss Stone for $4,000
Army and navy men are deeply inter
ested in the action of the President in
censuring General Miles. dismissing
Historian Maclay and indOrsing the
majority report in the Schley case. and
wonder if he will be able TO snuff
out the bitter controversy
Feeling growing among British Lib
erals that ampbell-Bannerman should
be asked to retire as leader of the
party in order that Lord Rosebery may
take his place.
War spirit high in Argentine. Eighty
| thousand men in patriotic mood
marched through the streets of Buenos
Ayres in demonstration against Chile.
Four thousand Federalists called
upon Governor Taft at Manila to bid
him farewell before his departure for
the United States.
Jackson and Diss De Bar found
guilty in London and sentenced to long
terms of Imprisonment.
Arrest of c. p. Chip disclosed con-
spiracy TO rob the New York Con-
troller's Office. Loss may reach $780,
600
Reginald c. Vanderbilt at New York
came into possession of S7,50O.OOO left
him by his father
Gardner knocked out Kid Carter in
the eighth round of their fight at San
Francisco. Winner clearly showed his
superiority
One hundred girls in wild panic
from fire in the Baroness de Hirsch
Home IN New York. All rescued by
the fremen
Youth IS years old kills three ne
groes in resisting attack of drunken
/ black miners
Freedom OF worship. William f.
! Curtis writes is one of the guarantees
IN the constitution of Seryia, although
/ the state religion is the Greek ortho-
/ dox faith.
Work of preparing the St. Louis site
for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
begun at Forest Park in the presence
! of state and fair officials
Mandamus suit begun at Springfield,
! H.. to compel state equalizers to in
crease assessment of railway real es-
tate in Chicago.
-Four boilers in the Black Diamond
steel works at Pittsburg. Pa, explod-
ed, killing five men and injuring
| dozen.
School teacher of Perth. Ind. mystic
riously disappeared after drawing his
/ pay. and it is feared he was killed.
Condition of ex-Secretary Alger con-
sidered serious. An operation may be
performed
Representatives of thirty box and
/ paper board manufacturing companies
met at Buffalo and formed the Unit
ed Box Board and Paper company with
s3O,00O000 capital
Secretary Gage. according to well
known financier, will retire from the
Presidents cabinet within month
and return to the banking business.
Secretary will neither affirm nor deny
the report
DR.. John Duncan Quackenbos, pro-
| lessor of psychology at Columbia uni
versity. hypnotized an actress who
suffered from stage fright and enabled
her to make a successful first appear
ance
Italian Parliment considered sub
Ject OF lynching Italians in the United
States. Foreign Minister said Ameri-
can government had admitted its ina
bility to prevent such outrages.
Marvin Hughitt given $4,000 Christ
mas present by Northwestern di-
rectOrs
Charles p. Chip, an employe in the
New York comptrOller's Office. robbed
undecided for twenty years. Believed
to have stolen large amount Lived a
| duaI lifa