Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-26

While the work of pacifcstion has pro-
greesed satisfactorily, Aguinaldo's
added plea should bring more submits
sions.
This summer Judge Capron, of Plym-
onth, will erect another cottage south
of the one now owned by him at Lake
Msxinkuckee, and party from Terre
Haute will build cottage south of the
o0e the Judge intends to build.
1t is reported that VIM. k. Hearst,
owner of the Chicago American, New
y ork Journal and the San Francisco
Examiner. has purchased the Phila-
delphis Times and will convert it into
q paper of the style of his other journ-
ais.
The democrats of Culver have nom-
mated the following city ticket: Trus-
tee LIST ward, ID. b. Young; Trustee 2nd
ward, f. W. Geiselman; trustee Bird
ward, J IL. Csstlemsn; marshal, Ma
thsniel Candy; clerk, Geo. Vorels;
treasurer, Urias Menser.
Rev. W. Il. Hslstesd, pastor of the
First Methodist church, Frankfort,
will be correspondent secretary and
financial manager of the Methodist
desconess' home and hospital, Indisnsp-
oils DR.. E. A. Schell, formerly general
of no
probably succeed him.
James Cunningham received letter
Chase, of Dayton, o, stating that he
had been promoted to more lucrative
position in the supply department of
the National Cash Register company.
His many friends In this city will be
glad TO hear of his advance.
Mr.. Vaudeville, of Little Rock, Ark,
superintendent of the car service for an
Arksnsaw railway. is here visiting old
friends. He will visit sister In Argos
today. Mr.. Vaudeville left here ten
years ago and will be RENE IN bered as
having an arm shot off while hunting
rabbits near this city. He is doing well
IN old Arkanssw.
A young man from Niles, Mich,
who spent Sunday with his sweetheart
in this county, went to the noon Van
dalia train today to return TO his home.
As the train was few minutes late he
seated himself on a store box to wait
and fell asleep. When he awoke his
train had come and gone, leaving him
tn wait here for the next train.
The Indiana supreme court has de
cided that city authorities cannot ex-
clude from the streets automobiles,
bicycles, traction engines or vehicles
propelled by any other than horse
power, on the mere ground that steam
or electricity or some new and unusual
power is used to prOpel them. The fact
that they interfere with the drivers of
horses makes no difference.
Indiana, Illinois and Ohio have form-
ed an alliance through their attorney
generals 10 eradicate bogus insurance
companies, and il is believed this can
be done efectuslly by the union of the
legal advisers of the three states who
Will keep each other posted as to the
details of all discoveries In their re-
spective states, and will act in concert in
all prosecutions and give each other all
possible assistance.
Deputy Supreme Councillor w. +.
Peterson spent Sunday with his family,
returning here Saturday from Nspps-
nee, Ind, where lie organized a council
of the knights and Ladies of Columbia
Thursday. The class consisted of
thirty-six of Nappanee's best ladies and
gentlemen. Mr.. Peterson has been
working for this order since the 1st of
January on commission, but this morn
ing he starts out on a splendid salary
and expenses paid. His territory is
Northern Indiana and Northern Ohio.