The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-05

be in session four weeks only instead
of five weeks as here to-fore held, and
some of the cases will be continued
until the December term.
The betting in New York on the
result Of the election has been much
smaller than usual 1t is explained
that the gamblers have lost SO much
money during the past year that they
have little left to wager.
Is the political race in Ohio close?
Well, listen. At Caldwell, Ohio, the
other night, Senator Hanna kissed all
the school girls and rubbed his stubby
whiskers against their sweet faces a
if he liked lt.-Ft. Wayne Journal.
The winter quarters of the Wallace
circus, which includes 800 acres of
land near Feru, are being prepared
for the home coming of the amuse-
ment enterprise, which will close the
season In Mississippi on November IA.
1t is reported that several reckless
individuals succeeded in getting away
with about four gallons of ice cream
on James w. Thayer's back porch
during the sociable given by the young
ladies of the Episcopal church Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. oth-Tucker, leader Of the Sal.
walton Army in this country. was re-
ported killed In an accident on the
Santa Fe Railway. near Marceline,
Mo-, Thursday. Seventeen other per-
sons were hurt, including Colonel Hol-
land of the Salvation Army.
The Muncie Jail is reported haunted
by ghost of more than usual CHASTITY
appearance; consequently. criminals
are very scarce in Muncie and the
town has been given moral uplift
such as it never had before. 1t might
be worth while TO try the ghost sys-
tenn in other towns.
The Chicago Examiner is authority
for the statement that Chicago will
have new So, 900. 900 passenger sta
tion on the west side to take the place
of the union depot SO soon as site for
the gigantic structure can be cleared
by workmen. 1t is to be built by the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Thomas j. Mcclure, the Marion
man who murdered his two children,
was formerly of Fulton comfy. TWEEN
ty-five years ago Mcclure was a pupil
in school in Fulton county taught
by Fl. A. Barnhart, now editor of the
Rochester Sentinel. One day Mcclure
threatened to kill Barnhart.
The great oil well owned b. George
L. banks, near Independence. Kan
sas, is now lowing at the rate of 1900
barrels day. 1t was shot while the
Plymouth oil men were at Independ-
ence and is less than two miles from
their wells. The owner is brother
of Postmaster Banks of Laporte.
X. NJ. Nicoles and wife. of Massillon,
Ohio, are visiting with the family, of
A. North. Mr.. Nicoles is Mrs. North s
brother, was Plymouth boy and is
superintendent of the Wheel
ing & L. E. & W. R'y. They will
visit their father, S, j. Nicoles at
Walkerton before returning home.
In another column will be found an
article from the Indianapolis Star on
rural mail carriers which we fully in
dorse. Many other men doing less
work for the government with less re-
sponsibility get thousand dollars
year. Rural mail carriers should have
an increase OF at least one hundred
dollars year.
Mrs. William Kintzell. of Mentone,
and her sister-in-law, MIS-. Maggie
McNeal, of Ogle county, ILL.,. and her
grandson, who have been visiting
Charles Kintzell and Mrs. Elijah
stinsbury, went to Illinois Saturday.
Mrs. KlItzell will visit at Rockford
and several other points before re-
turning home.
And now Ellen G. White, the noted
leader and prophecies of the Seventh
Day Adventists, has publicly de-
nounced DR.. ]. H. Kellogg, head of
the Battle Greek Sanitorium, as teach
sqg rank heresy. The doctor will,
Notwithstanding this pronunciamento,
pursue the even tenor Of his way and
continue to do business at the old
stand.
Farmers have commenced husking
and cribbing their corn, and as you
drive along the highways the piles of
golden yellow corn in many fields pres
emit a very fine appearance. The yield
in many fields will be as heavy as was
ever raised, In others 1t is not so
good. The early planted corn as a
rule is the best. The ears and the