The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-21
WESTERN.

Northwestern and st. Paul railroads
are said to be racing for a first outlet
to the Pacific.
The International Steamboat Engin-
GERS Union selected Milwaukee as their
meeting place in 1906.
Canton, Ohio, has been chosen to be
he next years meeting place of the Ma
tcnal Letter Carriers Association.
S. ]. Jensen, an assayer, was arrested
at Cripple Greek, Colo, charged with
stealing a carload of ore valued at S1O,-
600.
John ID. Rockefeller in Cleveland told
his Bible class that 'being a good fell
low" is the cause of nearly every down.
fall of a man.
Accused by Gov. Hanly as a defaulter
to the extent of $145,000, David E. Sher-
rick, State Auditor of Indiana, has been
removed from office and arrested.
Lightning struck the Hax-Smith Fur
niture Company's wholesale house at ST.
Joseph. No., during a severe electrical
storm and it was totally destroyed.
Charles Outlaw and his wife were
burned to death at Grammar. Ok, fol
lowing an explosion in the kitchen stove
Mrs. Outlaw kindled the fire with coal
oil.
William Jennings Bryan, speaking be-
fore the Jefferson Club in Chicago, said
circumstances might cause him to be the
Democratic party's standard bearer
again.
Capt. Thomas Wexford of the steamer
W. G.. Richardson reported at Duluth
that his vessel ran down the Canadian
tug Shamrock near the 500 Sept 8,
drowning the captain and engineer.
During a quarrel between William
Sittuan, saloonkeeper, and Joe Jonas,
q farm hand, at Hubertus, Wis, ST.
tunn's head was nearly severed by a
penknife. Jonas was arrested, charged
with murder.
American Board Of Foreign Missions,
by vote Of 46 to 10, decided in the
Seattle meeting to table al! resolutions
on tainted money" DR.. GLADDEN., de-
feated but defiant, declared that his
fight has only just begun.
The body of an unknown man badly
decomposed has been washed ND on the
beach at BeilinSham, Wash. The only
clew to Identification is a card in one
pocket with the address of Mrs. Ks-e
Wark, 69I Fulton street, Chicago.
Hanging by a rope to the rafters in
the old shop in which he had made SO
many boats, Tommy" Dunn, an old
boatmaker of North Bass Island, Ohio,
was found dead. The motive for his
self-destruction cannot be determined.
Alleging that her husband will not
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business In Sedamsville because he says
she brings bad luck to the place, Lillian
Ezralsky has filed suit for divorce and
alimony from Jacob Ezraisky in Cincin-
natl.
The engagement of Miss Rosemary
Sartoris daughter of Nellie Grant Sar-
tcris. to James NJ. Nelson, Jr., of st.
Louis is reported Mr.. Nelson, who is
Yale man. is about % years old. Miss
Sartoris is a granddaughter of Gen. U.
s. Grant.
Negro pupils have been refused ad-
mission to the white high school in Kan
sas City. Kan, and the ward school at
Bonner Springs, Kan, ten miles distant
In both cases the negroes withdrew
quietly. The negroes will test the case
in the courts
Train No. 16. the Chicago and Pitts
burg express on the Pennsylvania rail-
road. was wrecked mile east of Mans
field. Ohio. by running into an open
switch. The train dashed into a cut of
eight cars on an adjoining track. No
one was hurt.
As an outgrowth of trouble said to
have started when James Marshall
placed thistles in the street in Van Vert,
Ohio, 80 that the children If Levy asul-
len could not pass barefooted. Mullen
probably fatally shot Marshall. He said
he fred In self defense.
After binding and gagging three men
who were employed in the livery stable
Of d. 7. barr, at the rear Of 40 Ann
street. Chicago. three men broke open