The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-28
WESTERN.


others slightly injured when scaffold
fell in the public library building in Chi
cago.
DR.. w. r. Harper, president of the
University of Chicago. again submitted
to an operation and friends fear the out
come.
George NJ. Cook, formerly editor of the
Marietta, Ohio. Leader. committed sui
eide by drowning in the Muskingum
river.
Rain-in-t Face, the noted Sioux In
dian chief who fired the shot which
killed Gen. Custer. died on the Standing
Rock reservation in South Dakota.
Tobies Sepano of Butte Mont, shot
his wife, from whom he had separated
five times, and then cut his throat from
ear TO ear. dying in few moments.
II. L. Blanchard, an expert from the
Agricultural Department at Washington,
will conduct experiments designed to in
crease the gluten in California wheat.
Fifty persons were injured when the
tent of Ringing Brothers circus was
blown down at Maryville, Mo-, imprison-
ing $4,000 spectators under the canvas.
Henry Moiwurm of Chicago was elect
ed president and VI. j. Mccarthy of Chi
cago secretary of the State Protective
Liquor Dealers Association at Peoria.
The supreme lodge of the knights and
Ladies of Honor in session at Indianapo-
lis. adopted a new insurance policy of
$3.50, and elected officers for the coming
year.
o. g. Barber will build in Akron, O.,
q 100000 church fashioned after the
Madeleine in Paris. 1t will be one of
the finest structures of the kind in the
country.
4. d. Souteia and Frank Meyer were
drowned at st. Louis when a barge in
which they were crossing the Mississippi
river capsized. Four other passengers
escaped.
Harry Van WariEga, a musician, was
shot and dangerously wounded by high
wayman in the wholesale district in Kan
sas City. Van Waringa fought in the
Boer war.
Canton Lucas No. 3 of Toledo, Ohio.
won the $500 prize in the competitive
drill at the annual communication OF the
sovereign lodges of the Odd Fellows in
Philadelphia
William Raster of Chicago became
the husband the other evening of Miss
Cecilia Bearman of st. Joseph, Mo. Two
brothers of Raster are husbands of two
sisters of the bride.
George Ford, who is believed to be
insane, cramated his wife and three chill
dren in Madison, Ind, by setting fire to
the house in which they were asleep. All
four persisted in the flames.
Gov Hanly, in a public speech at
Hamilton, Ind, declared that former
Auditor Sherrick is common gambler,
and that speculation, gaming and drink
ing made him a defaulter.
The Secretary of the Interior has or
dered the withdrawal from entry OF
100000 acres of land in the Roswell
y. NJ. land district on account of the
Carlsbad irrigation project.
Calvin L. Davis, soldier in the Phil
| ippines, has been pardoned from the Mis-
souri, penitentiary by John Mckinley
acting Governor. Davis was sentenced
on a charge of robbing Chinese doctor
The Bank of Norstrand, Mimi, pri
vate institution, of which A. w. Norton
| is president, has closed its doors. Tn,
bank is capitalized at $4,000. 1t is no
connected with any other bank in thu
State.
A mob of 10000 clamored before thu
doors Of the banking house of Schiff
Co., SOB Jefferson street, Chicago, wheI
q run on the institution was started b.
a rumor that Schiff was bankrupt AM
had fed.
The dead body of Joseph Ballo, al
Italian, was found by st. Louis polio
with one deep stab wound, indicating
murder. CatOlito Duco and Frank Buffa
two Italians, were arrested, charged wit
the crime.
The Minot National Bank in Minoi
n. D., failed to open its doors for bus
ness the other morning. Excessive an
unreliable loans are given as the caus
of the suspension. The last statemen
showed deposits of $4,000.
Levi p. Bevard, who was indicte
for the murder of his mother-in-lav
Mrs. Frances l.. Werts, by the gran
Jury, was arrested at Newark, Ohio
while cutting corn. He declared tina
he could prove his innocence.
louis Steeger, years old, was fata
y hurt and two young sons of JOSEF