The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-01
WESTERN.

CoshoctOn, Ohio, was arrested, charged
With the murder of Joseph Jennings.
At a meeting in st. Louis of the direc-
.ors of the worlds fair President d. R.
Francis reported that no bills remained
unpaid.
Roy L. Scott, the young student who
attempted to cut the throat of Elsie Gal
lacher in Salt Lake City, Utah, was ad-
Judged insane.
Briefs containing the arguments of
counsel for Senator Joseph r. Burton of
Kansas were filed in the United States
Supreme Court.
The general land Office has ordered the
withdrawal of $500 acres Of public lands
IN the Walla-Walla, Wash. land district
from all formb Of disposal
A proposition to institute a life insur-
hnce department for members of the Ma
tional Grange is discussed by the Grange
convention at Portland. Ore
The doors OF the Wooster, Ohio, Ma
tional bank were not opened the other
day. The following notice was posted
This bank closed by order of the direc-
tors to go into voluntary liquidation.
Miss Nellie Slower of st. Paul laughed
so heartily at a story told by one of a
party of friends at her home that she
dislocated her jaw. She could not close
her mouth until a surgeon was called,
who reset the jaw.
Three colored school boys, ranging in
age from Is to 16 years, were shot by
white boys at Twenty-Erst AID Main
streets, Little Rock, Ark, as they were
returning home from school. No reason
is given for the shooting.
Charles Wilson was arraigned before
Police Judge Curry in Evansville, Ind,
charged with being intoxicated. Judge
Curry refused to fine Wilson, contending
toxicaeed in his own home.
The Big Bend National Bank of
Davenport. Wash. has been closed by
order of the Comptroller of the Cur
rcncy. The failure is laid to losses in
loans made to mining companies in which
the bank officials are interested.
Hunters returning from the mountains
in Indian territory report the deer dying
with black tongue. One hunter recently
returned from the mountains in the vi
cinify of Antlers, l. T., reports seeing a
dozen deer that had died with this ds-
ease.
After a long and bitter fight the au-
thorties at Washington decided in favor
of the Lake Bluff, H., site for a naval
training school, much of the credit for
Chicagos triumph being due to business
men who gave time and money to aid
the project.
James O'Brien died in Toledo as the
result of treatment by the X-ray. He
had growth upon his lip, which was
treated by the X-ray. The treatment
was so painful that O'Brien lost his rea
son and was taken to the Toledo State
Hospital. where he died.
Division No. of the Supreme Court
In jefferson City, Mo-, affirmed the de-
cision Of the court sentencing William
Rudolph to be hanged for the murder OF
Detective Schumacher, who was shot and
killed while trying to arrest Rudolph fol
the Union bank robbery.
A grewsome scene attended the electro
cution of Otis Loveland, the last of a trio
of robbers who killed George Geyer, {
farmer, near Alton, Ohio, more than {
year ago. The execution took place il
the Ohio penitentiary. Three shocks
were necessary to produce DEATH
The Hot Springs special on the IroI
Mountain road struck freight train a
Swifton. Ark. Fireman Wells Harve.
was killed and twenty persons were in
jured. Mrs. J. A. Cory Of Seneca, Ill
with internal injuries. and John GiviG
of Buckeye. No., were the most seriousl
hurt
/ Two burglars had exploded one charg