The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-24
PANORAMA OF THE WORLD
ABOUT THAT WHICH HAS BEEN
AND IS TO BE.
are Shown. Nothing Overlooked to
make 10 Complete.

are Shown. Nothing Overlooked to
make IL Complete.
Unworthy Men are Dismissed.
Henry Blocker, local inspector of steam
vessels at Grand Haven, Mich, and James
w. Nicholson, local inspector of steam
boilers at Norfolk, Va, were dismissed
from the service by the secretary of COM
merce and labor. The charge against
Blocker was that he inspected a small
steam yacht, the Julia, at Spring Lake
Mich, although she was aground, partly
filled with water, and in no sense proper
object of inspection. In connection with
this case, the department calls attention to
the report of the Sl0cum con mission which
denounces as vicious the present salary
system, which makes the salary of an in
spectOr dependent upon the number of YES
sells he inspects and passes. Nicholson was
discharged for excessive use Of intOxicants.
He was recently warned ard asked to sub
init his undated resignation He did better
nfter that and his resignation was returned
to him. He celebrated this event in such
manner that the supervising inspector
deemed it well to recommend his dismissal.
Tenement House Fire.
Smothered before they could reach the
fire escape il a burning tenement building
at 1S5 Troutman street in the Williamsburg
district of Brooklyn, N. Y, twelve persons
met death. Two entire families, those Of
Maranino Triolo and Charles Polognio, are
wiped out, the last living member of each
being now in hospital, with no hope for
their recovery. They are Charles Polognio,
81 years old and Tony Triolo, IL years old.
both of whom are terribly burned. Al
though, in the opinion of the coroner, all
the dead were suffOcated, .ne bodies were
badly burned before they could be taken
from the ruins by the firemen.
Chauffeur Slain by Bank Robbers.
Shot dead in an automobile by bank rob-
bers, whose plot the victim of the tragedy
had discovered and whose plans he had
frustrated, is one explanation of the mys-
terious death of William Bate, a chauffeur
whose corpse and machine were found on
q lonely roadside near Chicago. This
theory was advanced by Bates employer,
after an investigation of the circumstances
The idea is that the men who hired the
automobile were bank robbers and con-
templated a raid on some bank in some
small town.
AlidnlIC Steamer AenOIcs
New York special: Captain VanWyck-
len, of the Long Branch Long Island life
saving station reports that the British
steamship Sicilian Prince, from Marseilles,
Naples and Palermo for New York, with
612 persons aboard, went ashore about half
mile west of the life saving station. The
steamer lies in an easy position. The sea
Is smooth, the wind calm and the atm0s-
phere smoky. Five tugs, two Of them
wreckers, are on the scene and are waiting
for high tide, when an attempt will be made
to pull the Sicilian Prince off
100000 Cincinnati Fire.
Fire caused loss in the central part of
Cincinnati, o., apprOximatine 100000. 1t
started in an abandoned building tn the
rear of the Pounsford Stationery Company.
There was strong breeze that caused the
flames to spread so rapidly that, with the
whole fire department at work, it required
several hours to get the confagration under
control, and general c0nfagration was
threatened.
Four Fatally Injured.
An explosion of dynamite at Oreton sta
ton near Gallipoolis. o., on the Hooking
Valley Road, caused the death of Peter
Boyce and fatally injured VIM. Arts,
William Ellis, VIM. Wiseman and Noah
Stout The explosion occurred while tas
men were tramping dynamite.
Confessed to Murder.
Joseph Carmacini, aged 16, and leonardo
Gedule,aged 20, two young Italians arres-
ted at an Italian boarding house In Hszel-
wood, Pittsburg, Pa, after being swcSsed
for several hours by Inspector Bailey AID
Lieut.. Emmett, confessed to the killing Of
Gueseppi Folio, who was found with 5even
knife wounds In the abdomen and died be-
fore regaining consciousness.
Grand Trunk Boiler Explodes.
The boiler of Grand Trunk passenger
engine No. % exploded at Haskell, near
Valparaiso, Ind, scalding Fireman Edward
Clouney of Kalamazoo, Mich, so badly that
be died at hospital in Valparaiso several
hours later. Engineer Connerly escaped
with slight injuries.
Police Looking for Pat Crow.
Pat Crow, for whose capture Cudahy,
the millionaire packer of Omaha, Neb., ID
reported to have offered q reward Of SCI, O0O
rs the kidnapper of his little SOD, Is thought
to be in Mexico City, Mexico, AID the police
ere endeavoring to locate him.
Fosters Store at Lafayette Burns.
The big store of the Foster Furniture
Company In Lafayette, Ind, was almost
totally destroyed by IRE and the estimated
loss is $4,000, partly insured.
Blew Up Saloon at stockweI1, Ind.
As the result of bitter feeling against the
liouor trafic I'm the town of St0ckwell, east
of Lafayette, Ind, two-story frame bull
ding, in which John j. Guntle was to have
opened saloon, was destroyed by dyna-
mite. No one was hurt by the explosion.
Floor Gave Way.
More than score of women and children
were hurled into the basem,nt of st. Jar
Iatfl's Roman Catholic Churph, Chicago, by