Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20

DR.. McBurney inclines to the belief
that President Mckinley was shot with
poisoned bullets. as the action of the
wounds was most suspicious, strongly
supporting this theory.
Steel workers at Pittsburg in con-
fusion as TO order to return to work.
Shaffer disappears, leaving them i'll
uncertainty. \ few VIII continue the
strike.
Wall street looks for no serious re-
suits from the death OF the President.
Car and Kaiser CONF. honors on
officers in each others suites.
Mgr. Joseph \. Stephen. director OF
Catholic Indian mission bureau, dies
at Washington.
President Felton, of the Chicago &
Alton said his road had not absorbed
the Chicago, Peoria 6 st. Louis.
John Cudahy secures renewal on
loan OF 100000 from Northwestern
Mutual Life Company.
Capt Miles L. Barry. who defied Ca
madam officials, reached bedside of dy-
ing brother in Chicago, having left his
boat Hartford at Erie, Pa.
Bishop Whipple of Minnesota seri-
ously i'll at St Paul.
The mother of the late Baron Won
Ketteler refuses to receive Prince
Chun TO express coincidence for the
death of her son.
Widow of Banker Stern gives Frank
fort-on-the-M Main 100000 marks to
promote medical objects.
Returning Americans report that
$4,000 persons have been killed dur
ing present outbreak in Colum bia.
Son of Paul Kruger surrendered to
Lord Kitchener in South Africa.
British authorities perplexed over
question of Boer prisoners.
Johann Most. the anarchist. arrest
ed in New York for expressing his
views too freely.
King and Queen of England. Car
and Czarina Of Russia, King o. Den
mark. King of Greece, and twenty
eight princesses went by same train
from FTedensborg to Copenhagen.
ceum theater audience for its rude re-
ception Of William Gillette in "Sher-
lock Holmes
Net earnings of American Smelling
and Refining company, including Gug-
genheim plants. for year ending on
April 81, were S6,5S5,1 03.
Republic Iron and Steel company's
annual report showed shrinkage of 81
100000 in gross earnings and net prof
It's of only s3O9.O99
Western Union Telegraph company
quarterly report showed increase of
S144,244 in net revenues and ST .035,-
800 in total surplus.
Property of Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy road listed as tfGckage trans
ferred to real estate ana assessed at
81 900 600
Formal transfer of Mexican Interna
tional railway To Speyer & Go. made
in New York.
New Russian battleship Retvizan
started on builders trial at Philadel-
phia.
r. Hall McCormick's yacht Rapidan
wrecked eff Cape Henlopen.
Joliet steel strikers defed decision
regarding ending of strike
President Shaffer denied being or
dered to end steel strike. Hungarians
asked benefits and threatened to re-
turn to work
Bishop II. G. Fowler of Buffalo
doubts value of Y. NJ. c. A. as relig-
ious agency
Mayor Harrison of Chicago orders
removal of all boilers under sidewalks
Census bureau bulletin shows per-
centage of negro population is not de-
creasing.
Governor Schroeder of Guam said
natives of island make splendid citi-
zens.
Sultan of Turkey agreed to pay
claim of VI. Turbini. out France in
slsts on additional settlement in favor
OF NJ. Lorando.
Amalgamated Association board
having failed in peace efforts. ad-
journs, leaving matters in hands Of
Shaffer. Bay View mill at Milwaukee
is started. and work may be resumed
at Joliet this week.
Spanish government threatened Mo-
rocco for holding two Soaniards pris-
oners
Report that Kaiser had asked for in
ternational congress to deal with an
archy denied in Berlin.
Eighteenth and Twenty-third Infan-
try ordered back from Philippines.
st. Louis youth shot and killed 10
year-old girl who refused to marry him
and probably fatally wounded himself.
Harvey B. Hurd of Chicago deliv-
cred the address at the quarter-cen-
tennial reunion of the old settlers OF
Dekalb county. at Dekalb, Ill.
Mrs. Albert e. Peters of New York
killed herself with carbolic acid be-
cause her husband rebuked her in
front of family guests.
Harry Kearney. after two attempts
at suicide in County Jail of Chicago
confessed to murder of William Kearns
in Delaware o., in 1887.
Burghers charged with violation of
oath of neutrality by harboring Boer
spIes tried in Pretoria.
liminaries.
Miss Neena Hamilton, New York. re-
ceived degree Of Doctor of Philosophy
at Heidelberg.
National health statistics show Ohio
leads in number OF smallpox cases.