The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-18

rates of 1904, and means an increase X
wages of from 10 to 20 per cent over tb'
present scale.
| In a crash between three locomotives
on the Pennsylvania and Erie division
of the Pennsylvania about one mile east
of Warren, Charles Souers, fireman Oh
enc of the engines, was killed and David
Sautelle. engineer of the came engine
fatally injured.
George E. Broderick, known to play.
goers for twenty years as a singing come
dian, died at Aurora, ILL.,, of pneumonia
He was 90 years old. Mr.. Broderick be.
came i'll two months ago while on his
way to Chicago with the Chinese
Honeymoon" company.
Ihe case of Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick,
under sentence Of ten years in prison for
conspiring with two officers of the de-
funct Oberlin National Bank to make
illegal use of its funds. has been set for
hearing by the United States Court of
Appeals in Cincinnati Oct. 5.
The body of Amunders Olsen. school
teacher 3S years old, was found by the
roadside four miles east of Mohall, n. ID.
He had been murdered, his skull having
been crushed with blurt instrument.
The authorities are perplexed, but be-
iieve he was a victim of holdup.
Z. Leslie Stockwell, mail teller of the
New England National Bank in Kansas
Clty,ba model young man, who doesn't
gamble, drink or even smoke, has con-
fessed he has stolen S1,700 from the
bank and had deposited the money to
his own credit in three other banks. None
of the money has been spent.
Helen Gould will pay for the educa-
ton of Leroy Irvine Dixon, the 9-year-
old boy who saved the Rio Grande train
from running into a rockslide last Octo-
Der. At the offices of the Rio Grande
railway in Denver, Colo, the boys par
ents gave their consent and expressed
their gratitude to Miss Gould.
Investigation by State auditors into an
alleged shortage of So, 900 in the funds
or the Middleton. No., Bank revealed a
note, signed by the missing cashier, e.
d. Lewis, i'll which, referring to Assist
ant Cashier Warner, Lewis wrote: You
must not accuse Mr.. Warner of wreck
ing this bank; he had nothing to do with
it; did it all myself"
Because of unrequited love, Peter Ka-
theiser, millwright. shot and instantly
killed Miss Grace Townsley, IS years
old, and lieutenant i'm the Volunteers
OF America. in Lincoln, Neb. After send
ing three bullets through her body, he
went outside and, on the sidewalk in
front OF the place, shot himself twice. He
died few minutes later.
William RudolDh was hanged in the
Jailyard at Union, Mo. His neck was
broken and death was instantaneous. The
crime for which William Rudolph was
executed was participation, with George
Collins, who was hanged last year, in the
Killing of Detective Charles J. Schu-
macher Of st. Louis at Rudolph's home,
near Stanton, Jan. %, 1908.
The Carnegie Steel Company has pre-
pared plans for the construction in
Youngstown, Ohio, of FIVE new blast fur
naces of 500 tons each daily and fifty
open-hearth furnaces of 100 tons capac-
ity daily, and it will add several plate
and structural mills to its Ohio plant.
The additions to the plant will require
the services of about 1000 additional
hands.
Many lighthouses on the shore of Lake
Monona, at Madison, Wis, were wrecked
by furious windstorm, boats were driv-
en- out into the lake and several launches
sunk. One steamer was thrown ashore
and wrecked. The Assembly chamber at
the State capitol was flooded by rain,
which poured in torrents through the
temporary roof now over part of the
building.