The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-28

When he acquires the talking habit
maybe Parker will be a wonder. II
was that way with Mark Hanna.
Mrs. S. A. Brewer, who attended
the Houghton-Cook wedding, return
ed to her home at Warsaw Friday.
Mrs. Frank Wiltfong of near Lapaz,
and Mrs. Schuyler Wiltfong of Lake.
vile, visited at w. H. Loves FIilay.
L. j. Hess went toGoshen Friday tc
ATTEND the funeral of his uncle. Israel
Hess, who died Tuesday aged Sc years
The Rochester Republican positive.
ly asserts that the Wabash & Roches.
ter electric railway Will be built this
summer.
Miss Nora Rodgers went to Men,
tone Friday to attend commencement
exercises and visit over Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Hazel Wiltfong, daughter of
Schuyler Wiltfong, of Lakeville. visi-
ted her uncle John w. Wiltfong
Thursday.
Necessity will provide an additional
attraction at the Worlds Fair. The
tent club on the outside OF the
grounds Will make the place look like
an old-fashioned camp meeting.
A bank failure at New Albany has
finally been settled up after eleven
years, the depositors getting 33 per
cent. 1t is not said how much per
cent the receiver and attorneys got.
Peter Nledemeyer, Harvey Van
Dine and Gustav Marx were hanged
Friday for the murder of Frank Stew
art. who was killed in the raid in Chi
cago on the City Railway car barns.
Israel Hess, aged Sc, and resident
of Elkhart county since the thirties,
died at his home on Elkhart prairie,
Tuesday night, leaving wife, three
sons and four daughter. Funeral
was held last Friday morning.
The rise of the Easter lily is one of
the most sensational features of green
house Horticulture in America during
the last quarter of century. Amer
lean florists raise about 5, 200, 600 Eas-
ter lilies year.
Articles of Incorporation of the
General Chandelier Manufacturing
company, which promises to become
one of the important industries of La
Porte, have been filed in the office of
the secretary of state at Indianapolis
The young man down at PhIladelph-
ia who, by the grating process, has a
nose now where he lacked one some
time ago, is receiving numerous offers
Of marriage from all sorts, kinds and
conditions of female candidates for
the lunatic asylum.
Nothing makes kitchen cupboard
more attractive than cleaning tin
ware. A few drops of kerosene will
accomplish this. Soap and water will
remove the oil and the odor will soon
disappear. There is nothing like kero-
sene to make the wash basin shine.
A box car on the Pennsylvania,
loaded with paints, caught fire two or
three miles east Of town Thursday.
The train was run to lplymou tn as
rapidly as possible and the fire depart
ment was called out to extinguish the
flames which they did after the Car and
its contents were about half burned
up.
Kerosene is effective as furniture
polish. Mahogany can be freed from
that blue, smoky film by the use of a
few drops of oil mixed with a little
water. Carved furniture, which defies
the dust cloth, can be made as attrac-
tive as new by brushing it with SOFT
hair brush dipped in kerosene.
Samuel Crowl, formerly wealthy
merchant, of Elkhart, who recently
went into bankruptcy, has been ar
rested on a charge of forgery prefer
red by his own lawyers. Hartman &
Ziegler. Bogus checks were given in
payment for liquor, it is said.
Mrs. Gertrude Godfrey. of Homes
stead, Pa, is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Pershing, her uncle James M. Cook,
and other relatives in this city for
few days. She is on her way home
from West Union, Iowa, where she
has been visiting her father, John w.
Cook.
Brighman II. Roberts, of Utah,
told the Senate COMMITTEE that when
he married his third wife he did not
tell wives Nos. and 2, for fear they
might be embarrassed by the knowl-
edge. How dreadfully embarrassed
the two ladies must have.been, then,
when he took wife No.s3 with him to
Washington at the time tie tried to
break into congress.