The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-20

was found here Saturday. The sheriff
of St. Joseph county arrived from south
Bend on the noon train ard returned
him to the asylum.
Mrs Jacob Lolomaugh. mother of
Mrs. Peter Richard, is repOrtec seri-
ously i'll at her home in Kansas. She
was for many years resident OF
Green township and has hundreds of
friends in this county.
Divorce suits have been filed as fol-
lows: Emma S. Austin VS. Herbert A.
Austin. II. a. Logan, attorney; lola
McKane VS. Orlando Mckane, John ).
Bender. attorney. Mrs. McKane also
asks for custody of her children
The police commissioners at Marion
have decided that hereafter no one
will be allowed to use John Doe or
other fictitious names under which to
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everyone must use his right name.
on the two days of the Sunday
school convention and congress,
arrangements have been made and
meals both noon and evening will be
served within easy reach of the church,
so that the time may be given to the
convention.
1t is not generally known that
MANY of the best horses on the streets
of London were bred in this state, but
such is the truth, and W. j. Loring
Clark, an easterner. is now buvlng 9TH
ers to be sent to King Edward S stables
at Buckingham place.
Col. Scar returned from Charleston
exposition Monday and went to Chi
cago Saturday afternoon after two
davs' visit in Plymouth. He has to
) look after his i, 900 acre farm next
week and see that everything is in
shape for the seasons crop.
Another sign of spring is the period
zeal dispatch from our Pacific ports
stating, that theNome boom is on again.
There is gold in Alaska and on the
Yukon. but no certain road to wealth
bv any means. The treasure so far
has been produced at heavy cost.
Miss Lizzie Manuwal, who has been
suffering with consumption for several
months. is now at the point of death
1T her home seven miles northeast OF
Plymouth, and her aged mother, Mrs
Mary Manuwal. worn out with caring
for her daughter. has a severe attack
of erysipelas.
Fort Wayne Democratic papers are
in predicament The Sentinel opposes
the nomination of a candidate fol
commissioner because he bOozes toe
much to suit it. The Journal-Gazette
is against the other candidate because
he gave his kids away to avoid paying
tuition for them.
; Mr.. Alfred Day, president of the
: international Field Workers Depart
ment and General Secretary of the
Michigan SUNDAY school association
1 and Mr.. E. a. X. Hackett, editor o.
f, Ft. Wayne Sentinel, will be present
and address the Sunday school conven
ton and congress Tuesday and We'd
] nesday.
4 L. r. Brakel, who was taken t.
{ Longcliff Thursday. made no trouble
on the way. and after he reached thu
r asylum seemed to be well pleased anC
: said he thought he should like i
: there. His many friends hore tina
he NAV soon be fully restored mental.
and physically His wife who &C
cOmpanied him returned home feelin!
5 less respondent.
Dan Mcdonald has sold the Plym
q outh Democrat to Clay W. Metsker
f publisher of the Plymouth Independ
r ent. Now Plymouth is without
Democratic organ and the 'Tribun
says it is probable that a third pape
; will be started. The sprightly Fri
bune will hold its own be there tw
. or half dozen papers in Plymouth
Michigan City News.
Major NJ. F. Mauk, the well know
= conductor, died at his home in For
" Wayne early Saturday. He had bee
in declining health for two or thre
Ii years. While conductor on the az
d commodation he resided in Plymout
e and had hosts of friends here. Fl
ID was 81 years old and had been in th
employ of the Pennsylvania compan
IS almost forty years, starting in as
= brakeman.
Is J. G. Aver company of Lowell
&c Mass. manufacturers of proprietar
medicines, have bulletined their fac
'e tory as follows: believing that til
= smoking of cigarettes is injurious
n both mind and body. thereby unfittin