Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-12
MINOR EVENTS Of THE WEEK
Items of General Interest Told in
Paragraphs.
COMPLETE NEWS SUM MARY.
Record of Happenings of Much or Little
Importance from All Parts of the Civ
iIized Worid-Incidents. Enterprises,

Accidents. yerdicts. Crimes and Wars.
Report en- exports of farm products
in 1909 showed twelve nations expend-
ed over S10,000.000 each for American
products.
Second avenue elevated train left
track and one car crashed into Sheas
Hotel. New York. Panic caused in no.
tel and on the train, but no one was
hurt.
Lightning caused fire which de-
stroyed the stock barns and the VAL
Ualle hose Faust OF Henry Darlington
al Mamaroneck
Edward Luty. New York beokmak-
G.. killed lis wife because she was
late in getting his dinner, then COM
mitted suicide.
W. f. fitzgerald. head of Milwau-
kee branch of American Shipbuilding
company, dies OF injuries caused by
explosion of acetylene gas at his sum-
mer home
Use of streets for Dowie meetings
at Waterloo, Ia, forbidden because OF
recent riots.
Gypsies who kidnapped Thomas
Welch of Nation. H., said to have
two other captives
Railways unable to furnish sufficient
cars to move the Kansas wheat crop.
Another kissing bug epidemic start
ed by the Reduvius personatus or some
other member of the order of canni-
bal bugs. Victim treated at the Cas-
Jalty Hospital. Washington. D. c.
Commerce with Porto Rico showed
big increase during last year. the ex-
ports exceeding those of 1898 by 300
per cent.
Court order will be asked enjoining
KiowaCommanche-Apache Indian res
ervation.
Policeman Michael O'Malley of Chi
cago probably fatally stabbed by thugs.
Gang sought revenge for killing OF
companion by Patr0lman Ryan
Roy Powell, aged Is. convicted at
Freeport, H., OF killing Woodbury.
WorkingeT and given thirty years i'm
priSOnment
Emanuel Koehler. aged u, killed in
quarrel BIZ Raymond Albers. aged Is.
at Albany. N. Y. Slayer committed
suicide
S. r. Dawson. who killed a man,
paroled from Iowa prison so he can
tell how to make Damascus steel.
Continued dry weather affecting
condition &C corn in the Southwest.
Traders fear drought will injure crop.
Strikes in steel mills and intense
heat caused falling OFF in trade activ-
ity.
Houston OIL company. with O000,-
600 capital. incorporated in Texas.
Buenos Ayres under martial law,
which was declared because of riots
by those who objected to governments
plan Of refunding public debt.
British government planning to build
this year three battleships Of an i'm
proved clasa. six cruisers, and ten de-
stroyers
Mrs Edward Becker, a bride from
London. robbed and deserted by her
husband at Montreal.
Salmon trust to be incorporated in
New Jersey.
Jacob S. Rogers, the locomotive
builder, left nearly all his fortune IN
the Metropolitan Museum. 1t may
reach $3.50 600 Other beouests
amounted to $3.50 600
John S. Hannah of the Chicago
Board OF Trade died after a surgical
operation.
California girl at San Bernardino
yaded her home
American administration in Cuba
praised at Santiago by Spaniard in
speech on anniversary Of Cerveras de-
feat.
Pierre LOrillard. ST., arrived On the
Deutschland probably fatally ill from
a complication of troubles. of which
Bright's disease is the principal one.
Postmaster General Smith planning
reform in system of carrying periodi-
cas- IN mails at pound rates to shut out
spurious publications.
Porto Rlcan legislature passed reso-
luton asking president to proclaim
free trade for the island as provided by
Foraker law
Farrell foundry and machine shop at
Ansonla, Conn, attacked by strikers,
who fired sky rockets at non-union
workmen in the buildings.
President Palmer of Rio Grande
and Western sold his interest in road
to Gould interests for $6,0O0,OOO.
-Four persons drowned at Toledo by
the capsiZing of a rOwboat.
Carnegie gave Covington, KY, 500
900 for public building.
Gov. Tafts Philippine cabinet ap-
proved by the president Americans
in the majority
Earl Russell appeared before Eng
lish house of lords and asked for time
TO prepare his defense.
Dowieite meeting at Waterloo, Ia,
3roken up by firecrackers and eggs.