The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-24
WESTERN.

Fire supposed to be incendiary de-
stroyed 800 cottages on the Urbana,
Ohio, Chautauqaa grounds. Loss $780,
coo.
The idleness of the convicts at the
Joliet, ILL.,, penitentiary, caused by the
new State law, causes an increase of in
sanity.
John A Wilson, aged As, a driver,
committed suicide in Hamilton, Ohio.
He is the second of his family to commit
suicide recently.
Lawrence j. Curran, ear of the
Freight HAMMERS Union in Chicago, an
nounces he is Disguised with unionism
and will resign
Reports show nearly a score of hunt
ers injured since the season opened in
Ohio One man, Roy Herbst of ST.
Marys, was ~illed.
One man was killed, one probably ia
tally injured and seven others seriously
hurt in the explosion of n switch engine
Of the Southern railroad in that COM
pany's yards in East st. Louis, Ill.
John Vancise of near Cleveland, Ohio,
chung all night to slippery rocks at the
foot of an eighty-foot cliff with his dead
daughter in his arms, to prevent the
body from being washed out into the
lake.
The sum of S191. $50, the last install
ment on the federal loan of $4,000 900
made to the worlds fair several months
ago, has been paid into the United States
sub-treasury by the st. Louis exposition
officials.
The body of a youth, less than 20
years old, was found in a plowed field
two miles southwest of Stockton, Cal, a
knife wound in the throat and the vic
tins pockets turned inside out There
is no clew.
The will of the late Eldridge NJ. Fow-
Ter of Pasadena, Cal, gives the widow
$500. 900 and valuable real estate. Nearly
81 100000 goes to two daughters, a SON.
in-law and nephew, and there are large
charitable requests.
The Hotel Olympia. Olympia, Wash,
one of the largest frame hotel buildings
in the State, has been burned to the
ground The loss will aggregate $780,
600, with $4,000 insurance. All the
guests escaped safely.
Three masked men made 4 raid on the
Northwestern railroad station in Evans
ton, H., and bound, gagged and robbed
the agent. Burglars operating in Chr
cago despoiled the homes of City Prose
cutor Taylor and Rev Camden Coburn.
Peter Miller, negro, whose barber
shop in Cripple Greek, Colo, was wreck
ed by dynamite, procured a warrant Tor
Henry H. Hand, capitalist and mine
owner, charging aim with the outrage.
Hand says his srrest is an attempt at
Llackmail.
Fire caused loss in the central part
of Cincinnati approximating $1OO,OOO. Ii
started about noon in an abandoned
building in the rear of the Pounsford
| Stationery Company and swept the south
| side Of Fourth between Walnut and
| Main streets.
| The widespread reports as to the seri
| BUSINESS of Gen. Lew Wallace's condi
/ ton are wholly unwarranted and have
| been source of much annoyance to tlt
| general and his family. Gen. Wallace 4
in better health now than he has beer
| for two months.
William p. Hayde, ~ years old, fol
| many years county license inspector II
| Kansas City, killed himself at his home
| Hayde sat up in bed next to his younl
| son and fired bullet into his head
| dying within a few minutes De hat
| Worried over financial matters.
Clement /. Clark Is dead and three
| others are seriously injured as the resul
| Of a IRE which destroyed the tar plant Q
the Denver Gas and Electric CompSn'
in Denver, Colo. The property lon =
eetimatsd at $25. 600. The nre was caus
ed By spontaneous combustion.
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