The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24

ed TO preach the FUNERAL or cOmpdri-
lively rich man because the man had
given nothing to help support the
churches during his life.
A plot to assassInate President
Roosevelt is believed by the police OF
Galveston, Texas, by the arrest of a
man named Pierson, who was making
anarchiStic speeches there.
Harrison Brewer and son, Harry, of
Walnut township, have gone west for
visit of several weeks. They will
spend a week in the oil belt in the
vicinity of Independence, Kansas.
There was big gathering Of Mac
cabees at Tyner, Wednesday night.
Plymouth Lapaz and North Liberty
were represented and four candidates
were Initiated. The Tyner Mac:abees
have a new hall, built and owned by
the lodge and are in prosperous con-
dition.
There Is no ssWr i'm the French
language, SO the De Blowitz memoirs
have been translated for Gallo read
ers under the title of De BluflitZ. For
Americans the result is practically the
same, blow and bluff being nearly
Identical, and in this case equally ap-
propriate.
Rev. w. F. Ad.meit, the new Ger
man preacher, has gone To housckeep-
ing in the parsonage, his family hav-
ing arrived from Cleveland He is
one of the finest pulpit orators the
German church ever had here, and
aill no doubt do good work in all lines
for his people.
A great western railroad system an-
nounces that its new carsarc equipped
with all the convediences of a modern
fiat. 1t must not be gathered fro y
this, however, that they are fiat cars:
or that there will be family above
with piano and family below with
photograph.
c. j. Kern'S general store at Wan
atah was totally destrayed by fire
Thursday morning at 4 O'Clock. The
millinery store of Mrs. Paul Marks,
adjoining was also destroyed and the
front of the postoflice building was
Slightly damaged The blaze started
in the Kern store.
The Austrian marriage laws are
very severe. They prohibit the mar
riage between Christians and Jews
and between Christians and infidelS.
a marriage between protestant wo-
man and man who said be had no
particular creed has just been annulled
by the Supreme Court.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will give 5000 additional men
employment at its Altoona shops, and
notice has been given that the men
will be expected to work ten hours a
day land overtime when necessary.
The big rush of work makes this step
necessary. says the company.
Eli Miller and wife have 'cut out"
Dowieism. and last Sunday night
united with Salem Evangelical church.
At one time Dowie had several follow
ers 10 Bremen. but now all have quit
the prophet" Mr.. Miller has trad
ed his property in Zion City for prop
erty at Elkhart--Bremen Enquirer.
Mrs. Mary Watkins arrived from
Van Vert. Ohio. Thursday and went
to Chicago Friday to visit her daugh-
ter. She reports Will Bates, who was
badly hurt in arresting coal robbers,
improving nicely and he will be able
to resume his duties as detective for
the Pennsylvania company in few
days.
The republican love feast will be
held at Indianaplis, Wednesday, De-
cember &c. No outside speakers will
be invited. The senators and con-
gressmen of the state will be the
principal speakers. The program will
be printed and sent to each county
chairman for distribution among the
voters.
The Foster school, near Princeton.
has deem compelled tocIose on account
of the unruliness Of the pupils. This
coming SO close on the heels of the
ducking of young woman teacher in
an icy pond in Sullivan county bv her
pupils leads to belief that the pa
rental CAD is to much neglected in
some parts of Indiana.
The recent failure of the Indiana
National bank. with its $3.50, 900 of
deposits divided among 22OO people of
all classes, is proving to be a greater
calamity to Elkhart than all the firt
of the last ten years. In many cases
poor people lose their all, and ip ad-