The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10
YVES STERN.

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lister, now living in Milwaukee. is accus-
ed OF bigaIny.
Thousands filed applications for home
steads at the opening of reservations in
Utah and Colorado.
Aaron Gilhams, aged So, has stacked
wheat at Goshen, Ind, for the fifty
ond consecutive season.
The southern portion of Illinois is
Guaranteed against the yellow fever dis
,ricts in Louisiana and other States.
Members of tie Chicago Shippers
Association will appeal to the President
TO prosecute southeastern roads for rate
discrimination.
A number of Reno New capitalists
intend to bore for artesian water in
Warm Spring valley, about fifteen miles
north Of Reno.
Workingmen from Dayton, Ohio. num-
bering 1000, arrived ut Port Huron and
started a nine days vacation camp on
the cooperative plan.
Martin Sirock and his two sons, liv-
ing near Big Some City, s. D., were
overcome 10y foul air while cleaning out
Oil old well and died.
By the terms Of the will of Gen. Lew
Wallace all of this authors property.
both real and personal, IS left to his
widow without condition.
An automobile expert is 10 be appoint
ed by the city of Chicago to make q
thorough personal investigation Of the
competency of all chauffeurs.
1t is definitely stated that the Lewis
and Clark Exposition Company will
make no further effort to close the
Trail amusement places on Sunday.
The Portland exposition officials an
nounce that the million mark has been
passed. tha total attendance from June
/ to date including passes. being .013.-
531.
John D. Rockefeller is the greatest
criminal of the age, declared Gov La
Toilette of Wisconsin, in addressing the
Illinois Baptist Clsaatauqua at Spring
field.
Gea James r. Carnahan, major gen.
eral of the Uniform Rank knights of
Pythias, died Thursday at his home in
Indianapolis. after en- Illness of two
weeks.
The Chicago Employers Association
strike and permit the other men who
called the strike OF 70 seek old places as
individuals.
A lawyer of Las Vegas, y. NJ, tells
William E. Curtis the native inhabitants
of the territory, or ''greasers," form one
of the best types of citizenship In the
| United States.
| Frank Soleyeid, a celery grower, and
a man egapioyed on his farm were killed
at crossing near Kalamazoo, Mich. by
q train, which struck the wagon in which
the men were driving.
i A race Of perfect human beings may
be produced BIZ applying to the training
| of children methods similar to those en-
! ployed in the culture of weeds. declares
California scientist.
While unloading dirt cars at high
I'LL on the Topeka and Northwestern
! railway, six miles south OF Onarga
/ Kan, two men were killed ard three in
;ured. The trestle gave way.
Creditors of Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick
will receive q total dividend of about
seven mills on the dollar when the mat
ter is finally settled, according to Ref
cree in Bankruptcy bennington.
i Disappointed IN love, Charles r. Reese
aged SO years, one of the best known
and most highly respected men In south
ern Montana, committed suicide b,
shooting himself through the head.
Commodore Stevens and Captain
Phelps have reported to Admiral Good
rich at San Diego for duty as member
of the court of inquiry on tho BenD'ns
ton disaster, completing the court.
The Arkansas State board OF healti
decided that to enforce the quarantin
guards composed Of State militiame'
should be placed on ali trains enteria
the State and at all river landings.
The United States District Court q
J Springfield, ILL.,, ordered Jacob Cohen
J bankrupt junk dealer. to turn ore
S55. 95S to the trustee in bankruptcy o
stand committed to jail for contempt.
Charges have been made that mem
beers of the geological survey also act a
editors Of a Chicago mining journa
. using information Of the bureau IN a
ticles they contribute to the mage zins-
i Rev. Robert Simmons, pastor Of III
Christian church at Monet, Me-. 10 OF