The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-09
WESTERN.

William F. Mclaughlin, pioneer coffee
merchant of Chicago, died at his home,
of pneumonia.
Henry Kaehler, % years old, died in
Wihona, MINI. His physicians say
cigarets were fatal.
Banker G. T. Beckwith of Oberlin,
Ohio, is dead, and the case against Mrs.
Chadwick is weakened.
The Excelsior rolling mills of Marys-
vile, Kan, were destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
George D'Essauer, whose arrest, trial
and conviction for embezziement caused
much talk in Chicago circles few years
ago, has been released from Jail.
Charles s. Havenor, owner Of the Mil
waukee Association ball club, was con-
victed of receiving bride while mem-
Der of the Milwaukee City Council.
The strike of the cab drivers union in
Philadelphia has called out 600 men, but
the liverymen refuse to sign an agree
ment, and are hiring non-union men.
John B. Scully, Chicago iron manu-
facturer. committed suicide by shooting
in Humboldt Park. Ill health and worry
because of his wife's illness are given as
the cause.
At Ely, Mimi, the residence of
Mathew Pavlesick burned and two of his
children were cremated. The mother
was seriously burned while trying to
save them
Day DunnIhg, head of the wrecked
Citizens Bank of Mount Ayr, Iowa, was
found guilty by jury on a charge of
fraudulent banking. The jury was out
seven and a half hours
The Missouri Supreme Court, en- banc,
affirmed the judgment of the lower court,
which convicted William Rudolph of the
murder of Detective Schumacher and
sentenced him to be hanged on March IL.
Rev. G. F. Bentley, Prohibition can
didate in 1896, was discovered dead in a
cheap lodging house in Los Angeles, and
the police are searching for mysterious
yelled woman who accompanied him to
the place.
]. G. Kimball, general secretary and
father of the First Council of Seventy
of the Mormon church, has issued sign
ed statement in Salt Lake City, Utah.
denying that he has defended the prac-
tice Of polygany.
Isaac s. Morris, editor of the Piqua
Call, is dead from burns in PiQua, Ohio
On arising he stood by an open CRATE
fire, warming before dressing, and as he
turned away his nightrobe caught fire
He was 80 years old.
Thomas Greeley and William Mean
drews, miners in the Rarus mine, Butte
Mont, were dropped loo feet down the
shaft by the breaking of cable used fol
hosting, and instantly killed. The bodie.
are in 300 feet of water.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Crandall. pioneer Of
Denver, died within two hours after Z
| jury had pronounced her incapable Of
managing her business affairs. She hat
property valued at 100000 and thu
lunacy proceedings were instituted b.
relatives.
While working in the ore pit of tn,
Carnegie Steel Company in Bellaire, O.
Eerdiax Velka and Andrar Ixki, foreign
ers, were caught by a fall of frozen orr
and smothered to death. A third maj
was caught, but escaped with slight in
juries to his legs.
The Cleveland Electric Railway Com
pany will discontinue it's two weeks tria
| Of a three-cent fare within a two-mil
zone. President Andrews said that N
statement would be given out as to tn
| result Of the experiment until the dat
had been prepared.
Joseph Racicut, a wealthy Californian
who was in Sault Ste. Marie taking op
lions on land, is missing. He drove t
the country to see a farmer and has no
been seen since. he was 63 years old