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


Chi, a 90 now proudly claims place
in the same category with good ole
Breathitt county, Kentucky. The
city has always had plenty Of murders
and now a moonshine distillery has
been located on the west side.
Herbert Cordrey, of South Bend, g
paroled convict, was captured in the
act of robbing the store of Mr.. Van
LEW. at Lakeyille, Sunday night.
He was caught by the plucky and
muscular wife of Deputy Sheriff
Barkle.
Gold has been found on Lewis Err,
wins farm just at the edge of Bour.
bon. 1t was found in bed Of grave
which Mr.. Erwin is selling to The city
The quantity found is very small and
was imbeded in stone about an inch
ia diameter.
The Burden reunion, held at the
home of Edward Burden, just west OF
Inwood was attended by 12O members
of the family. The next reunion will
be held at Inwood at the home of
George w. Gerard on the first Thurs
day in September 1904.
1t is calculated that the number of
timber sleepers on the railways Of the
world does not fall far short of 1895,
900, 900, and a low estimate of their
value is 5000, 900, 900. This alone
constitutes a serious drain on the
timber supplies of the world.
Miss Helen Gould, who has literally
endowed the Young Mems Christian
associations in a number Of cities In
Indiana along the line of the Wabash
railroad, has now arranged to place a
number of libraries in the buildings
which she has helped to build.
The S00-mile march about to be
made by the Third United States Ar
tillery from Chattanooga, Tenn, to
Fort Myer, Va, will be a prolonged PFC
mic with taste OF army discipline.
An overland march of forty-five days
will give the boys relish for rest.
The State Forestry Board has de-
cided not to make an exhibit at the
st. Louis worlds fair because, as the
secretary says, Indiana is not tim
Der state these days." That tells the
story of nearly hundred years of
wantOn waste of one of natures pro-
ducts.
S. S. Isgrigg died at the home of
bis daughter, Mrs. j. w. Hauck, one
mile west Of Argos, Tuesday, Sept. s,
aged 10 years, months and days.
He was for fifty years resident O.
Clinton county, Indiana and his re-
mains were taken to Frankfort for
burial.
Mrs. jamie Stewart Bcyesen. for
many years prominent in club and
social life in Chicago and Laporte,
died Wednesday night at Asheville,
N. c.. of brain fever, brought on by
the shock of false charge of theft
made against her at Southern health
resort three weeks ago.
John V. Ashley went down to -Four
bon township Saturday night to help
the boys cut bee tree. He says the
boys had planned that about score
OF bees should sting him but be thinks
the number was doubled. However
they got about IS pounds of honey and
he had as much fun as anybody else.
The onion crop in northern Indiana
is reported to be exceptionally large
this year. especially In Whitley and
Noble counties. Car loads Of this
farm product are to be shipped to
eastern markets. The shipments
from one station in Noble county
alone are estimated at over 100, 900
bushels.
The concluding chapters of Payne's
exciting work entitled 1.-THE Mystery
of the Mails; or, Who Didn'e Loot the
DEPARTMENT." are almost ready for
publication. The talented author now
has his characters we'll in hand; the
grand jury has turned in a big batch
of new indictments and Beavers has
surrendered. Don't miss the unravel-
ing Of the tangled pl0t.-Indianapolls
Sentinel.
The Bristol Banner says new graft
is being worked among the farmers in
different parts Of the state. This time
it is ssnon-freezing stock tank" that is
offered for sale. When the farmer
buys one he is given the exclusive
agency of several townships without
extra charge. The simple request is
made, however, that he sign three
papers, all of which turn up a few
DAYS later az nrouiscorv notes