The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-21
Misses Louclare Jones and Geneva

to attend commencement exercises.
The German township schools pre-
sented a fine class this year. Miss
Jones was one of the teachers.
In Indiana more people of import
ance attend the grand army encamp-
ment than in any other state. 1t is
probably the only general meeting,
which men of all parties and creeds
attend and at which they seem at
home.
The friends and admirers of Presi-
dent Roosevelt need not be alarmed
because he kissed a few babies at Des
Moines. He has been kissing babies
of bis own for a number of years, and
the practice has become second ma
ture to him.
Mrs. VIM. Erwin departed Monday
for Chicago where she will take treat
ment in Garfield Park sanitarium.
Mrs. Erwin has not been in good
health for some time, and her many
friends hope that the treatment she
is receiving will be of a beneficial char
acter. Bourbon News Mirror.
Walter Reed of Warsaw, who is at
tending Wabash college, at Crawfords-
Vile. on Tuesday broke the state rec
ord for the two-mile run, clipping it
% 3-5 seconds. He covered the dis
lance in 10 minutes, Is 2-5 seconds.
The state record for same time has
stood 10 minutes and 81 seconds.
The dog and pony show went from
here to Michigan Cito. 1t is attract
ing immense crowds this season and
its street parade will soon equal that of
Ringing or Wallace. There are two
sections of the show in Indiana, each
having more trained animals than any
other show of the kind in the world.
The bureau of plant industry of
the department of agriculture at
Washington, is investigating the re-
cent poisoning case at Kendallyille.
where Joseph Rosenberg died and
two of his companions were made very
i'll by eating some plant which they
gathered in the woods near the city.
A publisher in Chicago has raised
the price of bibles and a preacher be-
walls the fact with the plea that
heaven should be cheap. If the bible
were heayen his idea would count,
but iDasmuch as it is only a guide
board, and the Savior has declared that
the road is hard, his lamentation is
weak.
Henry Stein was in Plymouth to-
day and thinks he has found gold in
paying quantities on his farm at the
south end of Lake of the Woods in
North township. He has sent speci-
mems of the ore to Chicago for exami-
nation and says, II will yet make a
fortune out of the farm that some of
the Plymouth dudes josh me for buy
ing.'
Paul, the 7-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Bishop, formerly of this
city. died at bis home in Chicago,
Thursday evening at O'Clock. The
remains were brought to this city
Saturday afternoon and inferred at
Oak Hill. The child was a grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Holland. of
this city. Mrs. Holland was in Chi
cago when he died.
Ora Copenhaver must suffer death
at the Michigan City prison on Friday,
June II. for the murder of his wife, at
indianapolis. last September. The
stay of execution granted by the su-
preme court will expire on that day
and the affirmation of his conviction
by that court Thursday leaves the
death sentence passed by the criminal
court 10 full force.
Miss Helen Rose. a teacher in the
public schools, is a candidate for
county superintendent Of Dubois
county, with good promise of success.
She is said to be well qualified and it
Is claimed that the laws of this state
are such that a woman may hold the
Office. George r. Wilson, the incum-
bent, has served fourteen years and
refuses to be a candidate again for the
Office.
The health authorities here were
notified Thursday from South Berd,
to look out for small pox among the
employees of Gentry's show. They did
Sc, but nobody was found sick and
there were no indications of any con-
'tagious disease. 1t seems that man
who had been with the show Is sick
with small pox in Chicago, and it was
feared that other employers might
have contracted the disease,
The delivery horse of w. f. Suit