The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-29
WESTERN.

in the Wolf manslaughter case at
Youngstown, Ohio.
The grand jury in Chicago voted a
true bill, charging arson against Isaac
n. Perry, former bank president.
The Pioneer Roll Paper Company sus-
tanned a loss of 100000 by the burning
of its building in Los Angeles. Cal.
Increasing interest. it is said, is being
shown in the Lewis and Clark centennial
by foreign countries that were represent
ed at the worlds fair.
Sam Briggs, founder of the Mystic
Shriners. and one of the best known
Masons in the country, died at his HON
in Cleveland, of pneumonia.
Negotiations nave practically been
closed for the building of a 100000
hotel and sanitarium near Salt Lake,
Utah. to utilize the waters of several hot
sulphur springs.
Former Chief of Police Ames of Min
neapolis, under a six years sentence in
prison, has been given a full pardon. He
was convicted of receiving brides from
women of the town.
Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick and her hus-
band. DIR. Leroy s. Chadwick, have been
indicted by the grand jury in Cleveland
for forging and uttering a note bearing
the name of Andrew Carnegie.
Miss Olive Hall died at a hospital
at Wichita, Kan. from the effects of
poison eaten supposedly in refreshments
at the May-Winner wedding at We'll
lington. This is the third death.
The will of Miss Bertha NJ. Dolbeer,
who was killed in the Waldorf-Astoria
hotel in Now York, was sustained by a
jury in the Superior Court in San Fran
cisco. Notice of an appeal was filed.
Mrs. Teresa Grimm, living with her
husband in Chicago, was disfgured with
carbolic acid thrown, she states, by a
former employer. She charges that he
was actuated by jealousy and revenge.
The experts who have been going over
the books of the Worlds Fair to get the
actual number of admissions paid and
free. find that the total was 1864. $50.
OF these 1884, GIG were paid and $780,
239 free.
Thousands of Christmas shoppers
were imperiled by a fire in the retail
center of Sioux City, Iowa, which de-
stroyed twenty-five buildings, covering
two blocks. causing a property loss of
$2.000.000.
George l.. Shoup, former United
States Senator from Idaho, died at his
home in Boise, Idaho, in his sixty-eighth
year. after an illness lasting several
weeks. Mr.. Shoup was a stock raiser
and merchant.
NJ. =. Simpson. one of the largest mer-
chandise dealers in Oklahoma, filed with
the District Court in Lawton a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. The petition re-
cites that his liabilities are $4,000 and
his assets $4,000.
H. +. Nivin of B~erthoud, Colo, and
j. w. Whitehead of Medina, Ohio, lead.
ers in the Rural Carriers Association
have been dismissed by the POSTMASTER
General because of their alleged efforts
to influence legislation. -
The daughter of Mrs. Mary OConnor
was vaccinated soon after its birth at the
isolation hospital in Chicago. The moth
er had been taken from her home suffer
ing from smallpox. She was recovering
when the baby was born
Eight persons were killed in Minneapo
lis about 1 o'clock Tuesday morning
when the wall of the D. II. Peck build
Ing ON Fifth street south, which was left
standing by he fire. toppled over in 8
high gale and struck the Croker hotel.
The papers are signed and the money
available in New York for the construc
ton of the immense power canal of thu
Great Northern Power Company in Du
luth- Bankers of New York, Boston ant
Philadelphia will finance the deal. TIL,
original bond issue provides $3.600.0O0.
In Akron, Ohio, George Billings sho
his sisterin-law, Mrs. II. Co. Squires, il
the back with a shotgun while she wa
preparing his supper and killed her in
%stantly. He Their reloaded the gun ant
blew his own head off,. Squires, tn
woman's husband, issin the penitentiary
The Dedham Savings Bank of Ded
ham, Iowa, has been closed n the pres
ident, ]. G.. Cation, who left ostensibl.
for funds. cannot be found. He is sai'
to be short about $4,000 and the banl
has commenced suit against him for tn
AMOUNT The bank had 100000 in depos
An unusually early movement of grail
has caught railroads unawares, and Chi
cago Is deluged with between 100000
and 100000 bushels of cereals, .vainl,
awaiting transportation to the seaboar'
and Intermediate distributing points
More is on the way and the urgency !
great
on the Baltimore and OHIO Lne wa
standing at the depot at Ldi, Ohio
Emil Stock of Chicago got OF the ca
a.1 A~0nf swk1 <I& -x1s TI>~