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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

kinds Of enjoyment in heaven, for
twelve manner OF fruits includes all
the chief fruits that are grown on
trees. suppose there will be as many
kinds of enjoyment in heaven as there
will be inhabitants
You will have in heaven just what
you want. Are you tired? Then
heaven will be rest. Are you passion
ately fond of sweet sounds? Then It
will be music. Are you stirred by pic
lures? There will be all the colors Of
the new heavens and on the jasper sea
and the walls imbedded with what
splendors! Are you fond Of great
architecture? There you will find the
temple of God and the Lamb and the
uplifted thrones. Are you longing to
get back to your loved ones who have
assembled? Then it will be reunion.
Are you a homebody? Then it will be
home. Here and there in this world
you will find some one who now lives
where he was born, and three or four
generations have dwelt in the same
house, but most people have had
several hOmes-the home of childhood,
the home they built or rented for their
early manhood, the home of ripper and
more prosperous years. But all homes
put together, precious as they are in
remembrance or from present occu-
pancy, cannot equal the heavenly home
in the house of many mansions. No
sickness will ever come there, for 1t ID
promised there shall be no moro
pain" No parting at the front door.
no last look at faces never to be seen
again, but home with God, home with
each other, home forever. And that
right after the melting season, when
thy youth is renewed like the ca
gle's"
Wings to hover free
Ger dawn empurpled sea:
Wings 'bOve life to soar
And beyond death forevermor&
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

The Central Sugar Company, the
first beet sugar factory in Indiana
will be built at Shelby in the Kanka-
kee valley, few miles west of North
Judson. The plant will be in operation
this season. The construction con-
tract has been awarded TO the Dyer
company of Cleveland, o. The Cen
trail company has been incorporated
with 100000 capital. Among the
stockholders are w r. Shelby Of
Grand Rapids, Mich; G. w Cass %
Chicago. T. p. ShOntS and several
New York men.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Agreement Is Satfsfacforv.

John Mitchell, president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers OF America. returned
TO indianapolis from Columbus. o.
He said: Il am satisfied with the
scale of wages agreed on at the Joint
conference. 1t was not all that we
wanted. but it was probably the best
we could get under the circumstances.
President Mitchell says that nothing
new has developed in the anthracits
situation recently. The agreement un-
der which the great strike was ended
expires April /.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
A WEEK IN INDIANA.
RECORD OF HAPPENINGS FOR
SEVEN DAYS.
The Indiana polls Man Who Was hys-
teriously Wounded by Woman Re
signs His once ia the Masonic Ord or
Major Thomas Graham Dies.
Resigns from Secret Order.

William II. Smythe, the Indianapo-
lis victim of mysterious shooting by
q blonde woman in his Office several
weeks ago. has resigned as secretary
of the four Indiana Masonic bodies he
mas served SO long, the Grand Lodge.
the Royal Secret Masons. the Grand
Chapter OF Royal Arch MasOns and the
Knights Templars. Calvin W. Prather
of Anderson becomes secretary Of the
first three organizations and Jacob
Smith secretary Of the Knight Temp
lars. So far as the public is concerned
it is probable that the Smythe shoot
ing mystery viii never be cleared un-
less the MasOns. at their annual meet
ing. take some action. Detectives have
abandoned al work.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
,Judge Jesse PhiIiips Dead

Judge Jesse J. Phillips of the Su-
preme court of Illinois is dead at Hills
bOro, Ill. He served as captain. major
and Northumberland in the Ninth
Illinois volunteer infantry during the
war and was brevetted colonel and
brigadier general. In politics he was
always a Democrat He was twice
nominated for state treasurer. but was
defeated both times. He was elected
Judge OF the Fifth Circuit court OF Hi
nois in 1879. serving until 1893. when
he was elected to the supreme bench.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Fire in Big Paper Mill.

The Kimberly mills of the Kimberly
& Clark Paper company. situated four
miles from Appleton, Wis, were dam
aged to the extent OF between s40c,-
600 and 100000 by fire Wednesday
night The loss is covered by insur-
ance. The finishing rooms, print mills.
three machine rooms and number of
other buildings are total loss. The
plant will be rebuilt. Chief E. L. An
derson OF the fire department was suf-
located during the fire.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

John Fitzgerald. an employee Of the
Knickerbocker Ice company, was held
up by two highwaymen and robbed OF
s27 at Clark and Harrison streets, Chi
cago. The men carried clubs. which
they threatened to use if their victim
made any resistance or made an out
cry. Fitzgerald reported the robbery
TO the police Of the Harrison street
station, which is within a stones
throw OF the place where the robbery
occurred
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Factory Hires Church Choir.

The choir of the First Baptist church
at Washington was placed upon the
pay roll of l.. H. Creagers stave and
heading factory. This organization OF
religious singers will visit the factory
and assist the Rev l. l. Gorby of tho
Presbyterian church in the service
conducted daily for the workmen Tho
minister has been on the factory pay
roll for several weeks
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Two killed by One RulIef.

A tragedy occurred at a dance at
JellicO as the result Of an old grudge
between two miners named Strunk and
Surgener. The two men were dane
ing. One OF them accidentally jostled
the other and quarrel resulted
Strunk fired at Surgener, the BAN pass
ing entirely through his body and kill
ing boy Of the name of Martin. who
was directly behind him. Strunk COW
cred all the occupants of the room and
then fled, going to the Tennessee side.
where he was arrested.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Jacob Turner Fatally III.

Word from the Hot Springs (Ark)
lodge of Odd Fellows informs the
Muncie lodge that Jacob Turner can
live but a few days. Mr. Turner has
been usher at the White House under
both the Harrison and Mckinley ad-
miniStr2tiOns. He went home 10 vote
at the late election very sick man
from Bright's disease. He is unr.ar-
ried
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Gilbert Wins Grand Central Handicap.

w F. Gilbert of Spirit Lake. Iowa,
won the Grand Central live pigeon
handicap at the tournament at ths
Limited Gun Club grounds. Indianapo-
lis. This is the leading contest of this
kind in the central states. Gilbert W.
r. Crosby of Ofalion, H., Rolla Heikes
of Dayton, O., and Tom Marshall %
Keithsburg, H.. were tied at the end
of the twenty-fifth round, and in the
shoot off Gilbert won.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Dies Rather Than XIII Gar

1t is stated at st. Petersburg that the
son of an officer of the secret police
lately committed suicide to escape car
rying out an attempt on the life or
the car, for which he had been dele
gated by a band of conSpirators to
which he belonged. He left a confess
sion duplicating several persons. who
have been arrested
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Aim of Assassin IL Wild.

Unknown men shot at George C. Or
chard. county clerk of Butler county,
Mo Mr. Orchard was sitting at his
desk in the court house in Poplar
Bluff when the report Of a revolver
rang out and a bullet came crashing
through the window beside which he
was sitting and missing him only by
a few inches. The person who fired
the shot could not have been far away,
but he succeeded in getting away. The
motive for the apparent assassination
cannot be explained Mr.. Orchard, be-
sides being county clerk, is a leading
Democrat, a member of the state cen
trail Democratic committee and widely
known throughout Missouri.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
IN EVENT OF WAR.
Exigencies That Might Arise IL England
and France Should Fight.

and France Should Fight.
In the event Of war between Great
Britain and France the first and most
important part of the struggle would
be for the command Of the sea, says
the Nineteenth Century. Should Great
Britain succeed in retaining the COM
mand Of the sea France would thereby
be reduced 70 condition of impotence
so far as offensive operations are con-
cerned and would sooner or later be
obliged to submit to the will Of her
rival, although it is true the war might
last for long time. If, on the other
nand, France should succeed in wrest-
ing from Great Britain the command
of the sea and in keeping it Great
Britain would be much more HELPLESS
and impOtent than France in similar
plight would be that the war would
terminate quickly. In a word, France.
even without the command of the sea
or anything approaching to it, remains
capable of prolonged resistance. firstly.
because she is a self-suppOrting coun-
try; secondly, because the French ma
tiOnal sentiment and strength are al
ready concentrated within her borders
and, thirdly, because she stands among
the best equipped of the military DOW
ers, while Great Britain, deprived OF
the command of the sea, would collapse
with relative rapidity, firstly, because
she is in no sense a self-supporting
country; secondly. because her ma
tional sentiment and strength are scat
tered over the world and cannot be
concentrated save by way of the sea.
and, thirdly, because she is not a mill
tary power, according to the standard
set up by Germany, France, Russia and
Austria-Hungary.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Judge Is Arrestod In Can't

Immediately after the adjournment
OF the Circuit court at Arkadelphia.
Ark, j. w. Gross issued a warrant for
the arrest Of Circuit Judge j. D. Con-
way, charging him with using pro-
fame language on the streets of Arka-
delphia. Judge Conway left the court
room in charge Of a constable and ar
ranged to have the case postponed
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Colombian Rebels Active.

A letter received at Kingston. ia
maica, from Carthagena. Colombia.
says the Colombian rebels are particu-
larly active in the interior Of that de-
partment, with the result that business
is seriously handicapped No coffee
could be shipped from Carthagena up
to a week ago.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Frank Ertle, charged at Muncie and
at Massillion, Ohio. with arson, was
taken back by officers Ertle is charg-
ed with burning his home. and endeav-
oring to cremate his wife and four lit
tie children.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Maurice Thompson Is Dead.

Maurice Thompson, the author. died
at Charlottesville, Ind, Friday, after
an illness OF many weeks He had
been kept alive for several days by
the use of stimulants. Mr.. ThompSon's
literary career began in 1871, when he
wrote some articles and poems for the
New York Tribune. In 1873 he became
a contributor OF the Atlantic, forming
in this way friendship with William
Dean Howells which continued until
Mr.. Thompson's demise. His first
book was published in 1875 under the
title Of 'Hoosier Mosaics," and attract
ed but little attention. Before the a.p-
pearance Of Alice of Old Vincennes"
Mr.. Thompson had written a number
of other novels which obtained more
than ordinary success. Chief among
them may be mentioned The ITALIA
hassee Girl" His Second Campaign"
and At Loves Extremes"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Life is made up. not Of great sacri-
foes or duties. but of little things in
which smiles and kindnesses. and
small obligations, given habitualiy, are
what win and preserve the heart-Sir
Humphrey Davy
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Richmond Team Wins Polo Game.

The second game in the western
polo championship series was played
at Richmond by the Muncie ard Rich
nond teams. The score vas to o
in favor of the latter.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Aunt" Peggy Jones, colored, is dead
at Client, Ky. She was 124 years old
Her Oldest living child. Charlotte. is
over 100 years old
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

George just saw you coming from
the conservatory with Miss Colds.
rather handsome girl. but too much
reserved for me. ThOmas-Yes. I've
just reserved her for life.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
The Omnisoient King,

l do not advise you to be Indifferent
TO these great questions that pertain
70 church and state and nations, but
not to fret about them. Realize that
Il Is not an anarchy that has charge
OF ahairs in this world. but divine
government. At the head of this uni
verse is King whose eye is omnis-
eisnce and whose arm is omnipotence,
And whose heart Is infinite love. His
government is not going to be . fail
ure. He cannot be defeated. Better
trust him in the management OF his
world and Of all worlds. All you and
1 have to do is to accomplish the work
mat is put in our hands. This is all
We have to be responsible for. In a
wsii-managed orchestra the players
upon stringed and wind instruments
% not watch each other. The cornet-
Int does not look to see how the violin
~ 10 drawing his bow over the strings,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
State of Eternal Youth.

My text suggests that heaven is an
eternal youth. A cycle of years will
not leave any mark upon the immortal
nature. Eternity will not work upon
the soul in heaven any change, unless
it be more radiance and more wisdom
and more rapture. A rolling on from
glory to glory! In anticipation of that
some of the happiest people on earth
are aged Christians. The highest
testimonies have been given by the
veterans in the gospel army. While
some of the aged have allowed them
selves to become morose and cynical
and impatient with youth and pessi-
mistic about the world and have be-
come possessed with the spirit of scold
and fault finding and are fearful Of
being crowded out of their sphere
many of the aged have been glad to
step aside that others may have a
chance and are hopeful about the
world. expecting its redemption in
stead Of its demolition, and they are
inspiration and comfort and helpful
ness to the household and to the neigh
borhood and to the church. The chill
dren hail the good old man as he
comes down the road. His smile, his
words, his manner, his whole life,
make the world think better Of re-
ligion.
Noah Webster, the greatest Of lex
icographers. departing this life at So
years Of age, exclaimed: Il know
whom / have believed and am per-
suaded that he is able to keep that
which 1 have committed to him
against that day" The venerable
Daniel Webster, the greatest of Amer
lean lawyers and statesmen, in his last
hours said: Il had intended to pre-
pare a work for the press to bear my
testimony to Christianity, but it is now
too late. Still l would like to bear
witness to the gospel before | die"
Being too weak to hold a pen, he die
tated to scribe his words of triumph
ant faith.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Some one writes me, lis not three
secre and ten the bound of human life,
according to the Bible?" My reply is
that Moses. not David, who wrote that
psalm, was giving statistic of his
own day. Through better understand
ing Of the laws of health and advance
ment of medical science the statistics
Of longevity have nightly changed
since the time of Moses, and the day is
coming when a nonagenarian will no
longer be wonder. Phlebotomy
shortened the life of whole genera
tions, and the lancet that bled for ev-
srything is now rarely taken from the
DOCTORS pocket. Dentistry has given
power Of healthy mastication to the
human race and thus added greatly to
the prolongation of life Electric lights
have improved human sight, which
used TO be strained by the dim tallow
candle. The dire diseases which under
other names did their fatal work and
were considered almost incurable. now
In majority OF cases are conquered.
Vaccination, which has saved millions
Of lives and baked the greatest scourge
Of nations, and surgery. which has ad-
vanced more than any other science,
have done more than can be told for
the prolongation of human life. The
X-ray has turned the human body.
which was Opaque, into a lighted cas-
tie. It is easier in this age to renew
ones youth than in any other age.
When Paul stopped the jailer from
suicide by commanding: do myself
no harm" he showed himself inter-
ssted In the physical as well as moral
Inc OF man. Among the blessings
which God promised was that in which
ne said: with long life will l satisfy
NEE, and David, in my text. illus
trafes the possibility of palingenesis
or reillyenascanca
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Gibbons in his history says that Mo-
manned had dream in which he
thought that, mounted on the horse
Borak, he assembled the seven heavens
and approached within two bow shots
of the throne and felt a cold that
pierced him to the heart when his
shoulder was touched by the hand of
God. That might do for Mohammed's
heaven, but not for Christians heay-
en-. No cold hand put upon your shout
der there; no cold hand of repulse Or
doubt, but the warm hand of welcome,
the warm hand of sanity communion,
the warm hand of God
l congratulate all Christians who are
in the eventide. Good cheer to all of
you. Your best days are yet to come.
You are yet to hear the best songs, see
the grandest sights, take the most de-
lightful Journeys, form the most elevat-
Ing friendships, and after ten thou
sand years Of transport you will be no
nearer the last rapture than when you
were thrilled with the first.
Pleasures of Heaven.
In heaven you will have what most
pleases you. Archbishop Leighton's
desire for heaven was a longing for
Christ and purity and love, and he has
found there what he wanted. John
Foster rejoiced at the thought Of heav-
en- because there he could study the
secrets of the universe without re-
straint, and he has been RECALLING him
self in that research. Southey thought
OF heaven as a place where he would
meet with the learned and the great
Chaucer and Dante and Shakespeare
He no doubt has found that style Of
communion. The great and good DR..
Dick was fond of mathematics, and he
said he thought much of the time in
heaven would be given to that study.
and I have no doubt that since ascen-
sion he has made advancement In that
science. The twelve manner OF fruits"
spoken of in Revelation means all
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
TELLS HOW TO GROW YOUNG
IN SPIRIT.

Renewing Youth Like the Eagle-Ths
Way to Conquer the Eject of Adj
vsncing Years1SimPle Habits Lead to
Longevity.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

nor does the flute scrutinize the drum.
They all watch the baton OF the leader.
And We are all carrying our part, how
ever insignificant It may be. In the
great harmony of this world and OF
the universe which our Lord Is leading.
and we all have to watch his command
and do our best and not bother our
selves about the success or failure OF
other performers. If you want to re-
new your youth, better stop managing
the affairs of the universe.
Help for the Wallis.
It will take all time and all eternity
to fully appreciate the work OF Van
Meter on this side of the sea and Of
Bernardo on the other side in putting
poor orphan children in good homes
in America and England. Through
that process waits of the streets have
passed up from poverty and wretched-
ness into bright homes and churches
and pulpits and legislative halls and
senates, and many have already been
crowned in a better world, the work
begun in asylums on earth completed
in the palaces of heaven.
Whether by such adoption OF chill
dren or in some other way, call around
you the young. Become their assoc
ciates, their confidants, their encour-
agement While you do them good
they will do you good. The old eagle
while companioning in the nest with
young eagles will feel new strength
coming into its wings, new light into
its eye. new ambition to cut circle
nearer the sun, and for the time Will
forget hurricanes that have ruffied its
plumes and the storms of many years
that have swept over its mountain
eyrie. The closing years Of life ought
to be the best part of it, as an arrival
in port ought to be happier than en-
barkation. 1t is better to have the
cyclones behind you than before you.
Some one will say: David might re-
new his youth, but have been through
so much there is no such thing for me
as revivification." You are wrong.
You have not gone through as mucn
as David went through. He had all
the experiences of a shepherd boy, ar
NOR bearer, kings bodyguard, hunter
of wild beasts, warrior and monarch.
He was forty years on a rocking
throne He was the oriental hero in
many a battle, made moral mistakes
enough to destroy him, Frustrated a
giant with one stroke, was the father
of Hebrew poetry and wrote poems
which all the subsequent centuries
have been chanting, dramatized de-
mentia to escape assassination, ran
against Ahithophel's betrayal and
Saul's jealousy and Absalom's insur-
rection, and made Jerusalem the re-
ligious capital of the world. If after
all that he could renew his youth you
ought to be able to do the same.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
THE indiana LEGISLATURE
Reports of Proceedings and Bills
introduced.
MEASURES IN BOTH HOUSES.
Discussion of Senator Woods Faith
Healers' Bill - This Bill Provides q
Penalty for Those who Allow Depend
sn6 to Die Without Medical Aid.
Iuesday. February LIZ.

The two houses of the Indiana general
assembly devoted much time TO eulogies
or Abraham Lincoln. Neither house adj
birth.
In the senate the Democrats charged
the Republicans. who are in the ma
Jority, with lack OF reverence for his
memory, shown, the Democrats declared.
by the refusal of the Republicans to ad-
Journ for the afternoon. The discussion
grew into bitter argument on party
lines, which had TO be quelled by the
chair.
The most important act of the two
houses was the passage of a bill by the
senate authorizing the consolidation of
railroads where they are not parallel or
competing lines. 1t is regarded rail-
read corporation measure. and there has
been much opposition 10 it. The house
advanced Representative Reeses bill re-
pealing the Barrett law.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Wings to hover free
Ger dawn empurpled sea:
Wings 'bOve life to soar
And beyond death forevermorS.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
Friday, February I5.

The lower house of the general assem-
bly, killed the $4,000 appropriation for tho
Pan-American exposition. favorable re-
port had been made 10 the house by the
committee. The house also passed a bill
compelling all railroads to issue mileage
books containing 800 miles of transporter
lion for SO. Any member of the pur-
chasers family NAV use the book