The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-17

week as during the corresponding
week last year. The next ten days
will determine the corn crop. II there
are no heavy frosts it Will be good.
Farmers and horse owners Of Center
township who are DESTROYS of becom
Il ing members OF the Marshall County
Detective Association, can join by
signing articles of Incorporation and
paying 81 at the First National bank
within ten days.
Indiana seems to be entering On d
new line Of material Development
that of her waters for hydraulic and
Electric purposes. At least three
companies have been incorporated to
develop such powers in different
streams, and others will probably fol.
low.
Horace Woodward came down from
Walkerton today to visit his son,
Play Woodward, the barber. He is
a Grand Army veteran and has just
returned from the encampment al
San Francisco. He says he saw plenty
OF snow in the mountains on his way
home.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
will take up forestry on an extensive
scale, and will try to grow its own
ties for future years. The work will
begin this fall, when $4,000 young
locust trees will be set out along the
right of way of the middle division of
| the road.
Laporte Argus: Sheriff Craft has
a record of thirteen insane patients
taken to Longcliff from Laporte coun-
ty within period of one month. 1t
is matter of comment with the hos
pital authorities as to the number of
demented individuals Laporte county
Is contributing to the population of
Longcliff.
A detective horse thief association
was organized at the conrt house Sat-
urday afternoon; II. Fl. Bonham is
president, Sherman Orr, secretary and
JJhn A. McFarlin, treasurer. There
is vice president for each township
and an executive Committee composed
of one member from each commission
ers district.
While some Method st ministers
know beforehand where they are TO be
assigned by the bishops, the most of
them remain in uncertainty until the
appointments are ready. The rever-
end brethren know what are the sem
sations of wicked man who has
bought lottery ticket and is waiting
for the drawing.
Sixteen Thousand dollars were taken
in at South Bend last week from the
sale Of tickets for the Ben Hur enter
tainment which ran a week in that
city. This was done by the right kind
of advertising. The show, outside the
stage settings. was no better than
shows that have played to fifty dollar
houses in Plymouth.
The National Wholesale Druggists
Association denounced "cut rate"
druggists, and urged wholesalers to
cooperate In abOlishing the feature
of the trade objected to. The retail!
association concurred In the resolution.
Why should not druggists cut prices
on over-stock of drugs as well as the
other merchants on over-stock of
goods.
Robert Galloway went to the home
of his father-in-law, James Bachman,
Sunday night and demanded his child
which the family were. keeping. Bach
man told aim he was not fit to take
care of a child and should not have it.
One word brought on another and
Galloway struck Bachman in the face
twice cutting two terrible gashes be-
low each eye. No arrest had been
m ado this foropoou
Indications are that Lou Dillon. the
worlds famous two-minute trotter,
will not be able to hold her laurels
long. At Syracuse, N. Y, Major Del
mar made the mile in s:00i, Satur-
day, setting new world s record for
geldings. 1t may occur that before
the end of this season Lou Dillon will
have t. relinquish the honor of hold
ing the worlds record unless she
should succeed in lowering her own
time.
A company has been incorporated
to use the wonderful water power Of
Hindoostan Falls on White river in
Martin county. Joe Anders and Jo-
seph Bergman are two of the incor-
porators. With them are Jerome Herff
and several other capitalists. 1t is
said that 200 men will soon be at