Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-05-31
MINOR EVENTS OF TIE 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
ilIzed World-Incidents. Enterprises,
Accidents, verdicts. Grimes and Wars.

CaLeQ IN murder Oh j.. -. AyreS AZ
Washington. D. C..
Three British officers and nearly 100
men in Portland prison for treason to
the flag of south Africa
Body OF Father Phillips of st. Ga
briefs church, HaZelton, Pa, friend Of
the miners, found in rooms of Quack
doctor at New York. Murder suspect
ed.
Arapahoe Indians defy government
authorities at Shoshone reservation.
Sir Alfred Miner, governor of the
Transvaal and Orange River Colony,
elevated to the peerage.
Mrs. Mary L. McWilliams of Quincy,
Ill, arrested on charge of being impli-
Gated in murder of DR.. Barnes in
Jacksonville asylum, her son-in-law.
Steamer Empire State, with 600 ex-
cursioniStS on board, beached near Og-
densburg to save it from going down
with all on board.
Presbyterian General Assembly Fri
day by decisive vote decided to con-
tinue consideration of the question Of
creed revision.
President Mckinley and his party
left San Francisco for the east Satur-
day.
Debate on revision Of creed began at
the Presbyterian General Assembly in
Philadelphia, Thursday. Herrick John
son and Dr. Niccolls argued for
change.
President Mckinley, in address at
San Francisco Thursday to volunteers
returned from the Philippines, thanked
them in the name of the nation.
Richard Mansfield knocked down by
a super" while playing at st. Paul.
Karl Enke sion, a spy of the Fill
pion HOngkong Junta, arrested at
Manila with discriminating documents
in his possession.
Professor Star of Chicago Univer-
sity characterized tatooed and shirt
waist men as degenerates.
NJ. w. Pretorius, first President Of
the Transvaal, died al johannesburg.
Senator Hanna Joined G. A. R.
Phillips of Chicago board of trade
disposed of nearly 100000 bushels of
corn Thursday, closing out his deal in
the May option.
Bresci, the assassin of King Hum
bert, committed suicide by hanging in
SantO Ste1ano prison.
Four persons hurt in Rock Island
passenger wreck at West Wyanet, Ill.
Three children killed by bear near
Job, w. Va.
Eight or more lives lost and mill
ions of dollars damage caused by
floods in Tennessee and West Virginia.
Shamrock II. practically wrecked by
squall while racing in the Scent.
1t may prevent the match this year for
the America cup. King Edward, who
was On board, had narrow escape
from injury.
+. G. Foster committed suicide when
arrested on suspicion of exploding the
dynamite at the Cambridgeport Ma
tional Bank. Hoped to destroy evil
dence of a fraud.
Registered letter containing $4,000
sent from Kansas City mysteriously
disappeared
Greed revision question touched upon
at Presbyterian General Assembly by
several speakers Wednesday.
General Cables, the Filipino COM
mander, willing to surrender if his
men are freed after taking oath Of
allegiance
Presbyterian General Assembly del
egates displayed remarkable outburst
OF patriotism during Tuesdays session
at Philadelphia.
President Mckinley reviewed so 900
school children at San Francisco
Tuesday, making a brief address to
them. Mrs. Mckinley better.
Men involved in Grand Rapids water
contract scandal attempting to infiu-
ence the grand jurors not to return
indictments
Two killed and three fatally injured
In accident at steel works in Youngs-
town, o.
J. B. Kicks. democrat, elected to sue
coed Judge Phillips in second Illinois
district.
Papal order of knighthood conferred
on Alexander Mcdonald, who founded
hospital at Dawson.
The Johnson and Fitzgerald bids on
Grand Rapids water works contracts
found to be collusive.
Grover Cleveland's home Quaran-
tined on account of diphtheria of his
daughter, Esther.
Ex-senator Charles A Towne given
100000 worth Of stock In the Texas
Oil Company for consenting to become
a director.
Coroner's jury at Washington, d. c.,
held Mrs. BONNIE to grand Jury for
being implicated in murder of J. s.
Ayres.
Presbyterian General Assembly re-
ceiVed reports of the years work in
the church.
Cincinnati man planning to found
religious sect on teachings of r. G.
Ingersol1.
Annual crow hunt near Elgin, ILL.,.
resulted in killing of 1904 birds.
Mrs. Mckinney improved sufficiently
to sit up a short time Sunday. Crisis
believed to have passed and that she
will steadily improve.
Strikers and police clashed at Alex
androvsky. Russia. Two workmen
killed and seven wounded.
Relations between France and Port
ugal strained, France practically hav-
Ing ceased diplomatic relations with
the kingdom. Portugal may be re-
Quested to recall minister-