The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-07

Mrs. Victoria Gibson, of Butler,
Ind, is under arrest charged with the
fraudulent use of the mails in conduct
ing a matrimonial bureau. 1t is
charged by the United States author
tiles that by means of advertisements
she secured a number of matrimonially
inclined victims who sent her sums of
money for wives.
Granville Moody, live stock deal
er of Jasper county, sold two car loads
of cattle at Chicago Thursday that
brought $3.50 per hundred. The cat
tie were of the highest grade and aver
aged l, $50 pounds each at the stock
yards. This makes the average price
of each steer Sl14.55 or 81, 352, 80 for
two car loads.
Mrs. Arthur E. Underwood has
gone to Chautauqua to graduate in
the class of 1902, having taken the
full Chautauqua course at home. She
will be gone about ten days A part
of the program is passing under the
golden gate and Mrs. Underwood will
have the honor. She has been study
ing for about ten years.
Mrs. James Bryan, who died at Ar
Cos few days ago, was 70 years old.
She and her husband, who survives
her, had been residents of Marshall
county fl years. She is survived by
six sons, three daughters, forty grand
children and two great grand children.
She had been a member of the Ad-
vent church thirty years.
S. T. Shirley and wife of Rock
Falls, Ill, visited their cousin Ed Nor
riS, last week. Mr.. Shirley was born
in this vicinity and lived here until 16
years CT age. He last saw the lake in
1870, long before it was lined with
magnificent hotels and cottages, and
when Culver consisted of a few houses
and grocery Store.-Culver Herald.
Misses Swindeli and Daniels left for
Salem, O., Thursday afternoon and will
60 from the.e to New York Monday
and sail for Europe Tuesday Aug. 5.
They will be joined by three ladies
from North Manchester and two in
Ohio making party Of seven. After
visiting some places of note in Europe
they expect to spend the winter in
Berlin and finish their tour next sum-
mer.
1t is remarkable that Evansville the
second city In size in Indiana, does
not claim single millionaire. while
the little city of Peru, Ind, not over
one-tenth its size, boasts of four mill
lionaires and claims six, and nearly
half of the county seats in the state
have at least one millionaire. Evans
ville's wealthieSt man is Francis j.
Reitz, president of the City National
bank,
A. NJ. ROthschild, the Chicago mer.
chant who committed suicide the 9TH
er day, had no difficulty in accumlat.
ing fortune, but after that had been
accomplished SleepleSSneSS made him
a far more miserable man than he
ever was in the days of his poverty.
Riches do not always bring happiness;
often they have the very opposite
effect. Experience teaches that a
man in moderate circumstances gets
much more out of life than does the
average millionaire.
The members of the new band have
perfected the organization. F. E..
Janke is president and manager and
Harry E. CRUDE, secretary and trea-
surer. Following are the members:
Clinton Kuley, Harry E. CRUDE, J. D.
Mccoy, Charles AlbertS, H. L. AL
berts, Ira DeMoss, John c. Capron,
Owen AlbertS, Daniel SenOur, j. E..
Miller, HI. Hawkins. HI. A. Sham
baugh, b. E. Linkenhelt and f. E.
Janke. Instruments and music have
been ordered which will enable them
to proceed with regular practice.