Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-11

Bridges, rivers, tunnels, mountains
builds cities, gathers up the scattered
RAYS of ones ability. That's whs
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. Ash
your druggist.
In the next congress the house OF
representatives, will be composed OF 2oI
lawyers, 80 business men, % farmers
p bankers, 81 journalists, politicians
doctors, 8 school teachers, miners,
ministers and one actor
DIR. Hatfield, an envious woman, de
clares that kissing is more fruitful
source of intoxicatiOn than any alec
hOlic beverage. But it never inebriates
and the editor of the Elkhart Review
says il is such sweet intoxicatlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hand returned to
their home in Detroit today, after a six
weeks visit in this county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hand ware former residents OF
thi county, having lived south of this
city. They will visit in Fort Wayne
over sunday, and return Monday.
A price has been put upon the head
of Pat Grove, the rewards offered for
his arrest how amounting to $4,000
The amount is shared by K. A. Cudshy
the city and county. The detectives SO
far have failed to find clew to the al.
legged kidnaper.
Miss Rose Smith returned from Wa.
bash this noon, where she was called a
few weeks ago on account of her faith.
er's Illness. She will resume her work
as teacher in room X in the public
schools Monday There has been nc
school In that room since her absence.
Rosa Knott. who lived with the fam
lily of Dr. Knott fer five years prior to
last April, was at home during the holi
days and had happy time with her old
playmstes and friends of whom she
had many. Rosa returned TO Chicago g
few days ago, where she is now max
ing her home.
". C.. Latta, superintendent of the
Indiana farmers institutes, has filed
his annual report with the governor
The report recommends that the legis-
ture Increase the appropriations fol
the institute work. The annual sp
preparation is now $1,000. The aver
aye attendance during the year was
269.
Warsaw Times: Aaron Miller. an
Reconnaissance of Kosciusko county
is perhaps the only farmer in that coun
ty who came out ahead in the culture
of sugar beets. He raised 1l2 tons from
~ acres. and received S44S for the beetl
on board the cars. Mr.. Miller, who is {
scientific and practical farmer, is unde
cided whether the cultivation of the
sugar beets can be made profitable il
| KOsciuskO county.
A South Carolina magistrate hat
adopted novel, but, it is said, success
full method of suppressing crime in BIZ
locality. He gave orders that all negroe.
living there would have to marry, snC
two days he united seventy-fve couple,
in the bonds of wedlock. The magls
trate maintains that man will fgh
quicker Tor his paTamOur than for hi,
wife and to stop the run of crime il
that locality ne directed the negroes Il
become legally man and wife.
The legislative committee has re
turned from visit to the soldiers snC
sailors orphans home at kniohtstown
appropriations for new standpipe, ar
iron fence, a girls pavilion, an outfit
for manual training school, additiona
land, an extension of the sewerage anC
some minor improvements are asked
for. The present value of the lshd
| now owDt d by the state at this home il
Si3,5S5; buildings, 1874 800; farm equip
ment, SIPS; carpenters shop equip
ment, S245.20. The amount of lnsur
ance carried is SOL 400.
The long and costly litigation ovel
the Injunction against the Indiana
Illinois & Iowa railways closing "Y'
connecting the Vandalia with its forme
northern extension to st. Joseph
known as the Indiana Il Lake Mich
igan, which about eighteen months agt
was Leased for Dinety-nine years by tn,
Indiana, Illinois Il Iowa railway, ha
come TO close in the circuit court a
South Bend by the court confirming
the right of the latter company to clos,
the extension to Vsndalis traffic. Tn,
decision is very important one to tn,
Vsndelia, as it must seek another north
ern outlet.
The Indianapolis News Indiana Yea
Book for 1901 is the second of the series
of yearly encyclopedias established BY
that newspaper. 1t has become fixeC
feature. 1t was out promptly on tn,
fret day OF the year. Ii contains vas
quantity of information on all classes
OF topics and is particularly strong il
the information it gives concerning
Indiana. In its 500 pages answers Il
almost any conceivable question can b.
found. 1t contains maps, and severa
pages of illustrations. Its political
household, agricultural, religious, scien
tific, sporting, finance and population
topics are particularly comphrensiv