Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15

EItu SteibcpdCu IopOIte duOtueI lI6'Ie
nephew at the home of his brother,
Lewis Steinebsch, of Bourbon.
Charles Thompson, OF Chicago, is IN
this city shaking hands with old friends.
He is the guest of CORTLAND Morris
Rev Isaac Rothen berger has resigned
{ his psstOrship at Lindsey, o. lie has
not accepted any other cali but expects
To soon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. O. McHenry, of Fl
Wayne, were in this city today on their
way to South Bend TO visit relatives
over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chillis, of the firm of
Chillis X Adler, of South Bend. were III
this city today on their way home from
TT. Wayne.
Henry Botortf and wife returned to
South Bend this noon after spending
the winter with their many relat es in
/ this county.
J. c. COndin and wife, of East Chi
cago, came today to be the guests of
relatives In the country north of town
over Sunday.
William Qnslls, of LOgansport, was
in this city today on his way TO South
/ Bend. VIII is state agent for the Bell
Telephone company now.
Mr.. and Mrs. simon Lesh, of South
Bend. were the guests of friends IN this
city last evening on their way to Lima,
o, to visit Mr. Lesh's brother.
An unknown person climbed the
poles aud cut away quarter of mile
of wire from each of the four lines
strung between Wabash sud Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Pullman, of South
Bend, were the guests OF friends IN
this city last evening on their way TO
/ Valparaiso to visit Mrs. pillman's
| brother who is quite iii.
You'll never get tired, tagged out.
nervous end fretful if you take Rocky
Mountain Tea this month. Greatest
spring blessing ever offered the Amer
lean people. J w. Hess.
The young men of this city are or
ganizing new secret order called
The Buffaloes.' Several have already
Joined and it promises to be one of the
largest secret orders it this city.
The Lake Shore grain elevators at
| / iph oil Of
pair, are to be torn down. Therslrosd
company has decided that there is no
profit in owning grain elevators.
The Indiana state board OF health
received notice that the small pox is
raging In East Chicago. Fifty cases
are reported. Over 100 cases have ap.
peared in Lawrence county, around the
quarry region, since January /.
Governor White, of West Virginia,
who was lnsugurated on Monday, WAS
| formerly a resident of Indiana, his
home having been IN Lafayette. BE.
sides, he is a newspaper man, being
editor of the state Journal of Parkers-
burg.
\ New Haven girl has sued a neigh
Dor man for $4,000. She claims she is
a nervous wreck on account of big
"BOOh' the neighbOr startled her with
as she was passing a dark alley near
her home. 1t takes more than boob
to wreck the nerves of the average
American girl.-Ex
A lodge of the Modern Woodmen of
| America was instituted in Bremen on
Wednesday night with fifteen charter
members by c. o. Fife, the district
deputy of Goshen. The officers are
J. NJ. Rsnstesd, council; DIR. T, ID.
Smith, clerk j. NJ. FELTON,, worthy adj
visor: John Hillard, banker
So strongly has the lynching fever
taken hold of Terre Haute that the
small boys play at hanging and burn
Ing negroes, storming jsils and raising
mimic riot IN various ways. Even the
children In the schools spend their time
drawing pictures of the hanging and
burning of the negro Ward.
Wilson Dancer, of Auburn, ex-town-
ship trustee and a well-known demo-
cratic politician, died yesterday of
smallpox at his home south of that city
Dancer was Frustrated on Saturday
last, and physicians ascribe his case one
of the severes: known. 1t is feared
other cases will deveIope in that COM
munity.
The population of Alaska in 1900, as
shown by the returns of the twelfth
censue, is 1882, as against 32052 for
1890. This In an increase in ten years
of 81 $40, or 904 per cent. There are
two cities in the territory which have
a population of over 1000, namely
Nome City, 1886, and Sksgusy City,
3,117.
1t has just been discovered that q
strip of land of 100000 acres along
the boundary line between Wisconsin
and Michigan lies in neither state
The question has arisen as to whether
or not official acts, such as marriage
and land transfers, In the strip are
valid and the matter will probably be
laid before the Wisconsin legislature
Clerks and sheriffs will come into q
little bit softer snaps hereafter. The