The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-27
WESTERN.

The steamboat Clyde of Saltwater was
struck by storm when opposite Min
neiska, Min. capsized and sunk The
crew escaped.
An aeronaut was killed at Santa
Clara, Cal, by fall of 1000 feet from
an airship invented by Prof. Montgom-
cry, which became unmanageable in
flight
As a result of the explosion of the
boiler of thrashing machine near Black
stone, Kan, Daniel Tobias was killed.
John Huddleston and Roy Wycoff were
injured.
Miss Annie Teller, 33 years old, COM
mitted suicide in room % of the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank in Chicago by
shooting herself in the left side. She died
in short time.
Chaplain George w. Collier, United
States army, retired, is dead in Della
ware, Ohio, aged 80 years. He was
chaplain-in-chief of the G. A. r., on the
staff of Gen. Logan.
Walter Amen and Walter Davis. who
lived seven miles south of Mount Sterl-
ing, ILL.,, were killed by lightning while
pitching straw into a barn. Amen was
16 and Davis "a years old.
Because his wife hesitated about
granting his request for a reconciliation
after having been separated for some
time, Charles q. Wood shot and killed
himself in her presence in Alton, Mo.
Rev. j. X. 8. Morgan, minister of the
Christian church of Litchfield, Mimi,
was drowned in Lake Laue, near there.
He was alone in boat, which he evil
IDENTIFY upset while taking off his coat
The towing steamboat Clyde of Still
water was struck by tornado opposite
Minnesota, half way between Winona
and Wabasha, MIMI, turned completely
over and sank In eighteen feet of water.
In the presence of her mother, Bessie
Barnes, aged 10 years, was shot dead on
the street in front of her home in St.
Louis Mrs. Mary Carder, aged so years,
is under arrest charged with the shoot
ing.
Bishop Frank Millspaugh and all the
Episcopal clergymen in the Kansas do
cese have signed an agreement that in no
circumstances will they perform a mar
riage ceremony where either contracting
person is divorced.
The dead body of Alonzo Jackson, one
of the best-known of Schuyler county
(Missouri) farmers, who killed his IL
year-old wife in a fit of jealousy, has
been found hanging to a tree with a bull
let hole in the brain.
One death and probably three more are
the result Of Peter Reinhart and his
family of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, eating
! toadstools for mushrooms. Mr.. Rein
hart died and his wife and two children
are in critical condition.
Judge Slower, in a ruling on a divorce
case In Kansas City, declined to frown
upon the act of wife searching her hus-
bands pockets while her liege lord slept.
II cannot condemn the ancient privilege
of the sex" said the court.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Cleary, newspaper and
magazine writer, dropped dead of heart
disease at the door of her room in the
Monarch Hotel in Chicago, directly after
stormy interview with her husband,
from whom she was separated.
Judge Smith Mcpherson in the United
States Circuit Court In st. Louis handed
down a decision upholding the fraud
order issued by Postmaster General Cor
| telyou against the Peoples United States
Bank and z. G. Lewis, its president.
Kansas receivers for the Devlin estate
| In Topeka declare the production of coal
from the Devln mines will pay all claims
against the estate, and they intend to
utilize every coal miner they can get. and
will not confine themselves to the use OF
union labor.
Sheriff White of Los Angeles county
| California, has arrested ID. T. Terry, AZ
years Of age, former president of thu
| Howard county bank of Nashville, Ark.
a fugitive since 1903, on charge Of EN-
bezzlement in receiving money In an in
| solvent bank.
| Phineas Bronsdonda, pioneer con
structing engineer of the Pacific coast, i
dead at his home in San Francisco, aget
70 vars. He built the public gardens
of Bottom and the first horse car linz
ever operated between Boston ant
ICharlestown.
The boilers Of the gunboat Bennington
exploded as the ship lay in port at Sal
Diego, Cal. Thirty-nine Of her crew an
known to be dead, twenty-one are miss
ing aud believed to have persisted ant
oeventy-six are wounded The warshf1