The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-30
WESTERN

YVES EesNe
Winter wheat in Nebraska is reported
to be in very fine condition.
A little Wyoming girl stuffed her baby
sister with cotton to make her fatter
and nearly killed the infant.
As a result of a quarrel over some
land. James Blee shot and killed Isaac
Sailer, q half-brother. at Swan, Iowa.
The King antitrust law has been de-
clared unconstitutional in Arkansas in a
test case on the arrest Of st. Louis
house commercial traveller.
Miss Leslie Reece OF London, Eng
land. aud Charles Holisworth Of New
York were married on the stage of the
Bijeu theater in Kenosha, Wis.
A windy shot in the Princeton. Ind.
coal mine caused a fearful explosion.
killing six men and injuring three others.
Many more were entombed in the mine.
Marie Bower, a child in Upper SAN
dusky. Ohio swallowed the contents of a
bottle of pills and died from the effects.
She had found them on the sideboard.
AlOnzo j. Whiteman of Dansville, n.
u, former Mayor of Duluth and a
former member of the Minnesota Legis-
lature, has been acquitted of a charge
of grand larceny.
William f. Cody, Buffalo Bill" was
defeated in his suit FOR divorce in Sheri-
decree praised Mrs. Cody and made
some unique rulings.
Navigation opened On the Mississippi
river Thursday, the ice on the upper
river going out in a general movement.
The opening of navigation il week
earlier than last year.
Elmer Browning. who was held for
the murder of Sarah Schafer. was set
free by Judge Wilson in Bedford, Ind.
the grand jury having failed to find evil
dence to warrant an Indictment.
Frank Ely Rogers. the boy who disa p
Peared from his home in Evanston, Ill,
four years ago, returned. but refused to
reveal the whereabouts of his aunt, Flor
ence A. Ely, who vanished the same
day.
Burlington train No. 30 was wrecked
in West Lincoln. Neb., and thirty three
persons were injured. The smoking car
and rear coach turned completely over.
The engine and baggage car did not
leave the track.
Moderator GLADDEN., Of the Congrega-
tional Church, in a sermon in Columbus,
Ohio, denounced John ID. Rockefeller as
chief of plunderers and says the accept
ance of his 100000 gift would merit the
scorn of honest men.
The body of Mrs. Henry Fail, who
was overcome in q snowstorm and frozen
to death, was found three miles from her
home in Judkins Park, Colo. Her 13-
year-old son lay beside her, still alive,
He probably will die.
Mkt Won Braun, said TO be German
nobleman, in prison in Michigan City
Ind, for larceny, may be returned to his
native land Oh parole. The German con-
sui in Chicago is making plans 10 send
Won Braun back home.
While working over washtub, Mrs
Anne Ellsworth Werner, wife of a Gin.
natl contractor, dropped dead from heart
trouble. In preparing the body for burial
1890 in bonds and $151 in cash were
found in the hustle she wore ct the time
Albert +. Bell, one of the NEST noto-
rious mail-pouch robbers in the United
States, made successful dash for lib.
erty from the United States prison on
McNeil's Island, Tacoma, Wash, and
escaped into the woods near the prison
The battleship Kansas is to be christ
ened with oil instead of the traditional
bottle Of champagne, according to q
statement made by Gov. uoch. who add
ed: ct will not be Standard oil or In
dependent oil. but just Kansas crude
OIL"
A Great Northern west-bound passen
ger train was wrecked by a rock slide
near Katka, Idaho. Engineer Over
Jones of Hillyard was killed and his
engine plunged into the Kootenai river
None of the passengers was seriously
injured.
At Anoka, Mimi, indictments for muir
der in the second degree have been re
turned against Chsrlus Harmon, Olir
Kaedermet and John Kolb. They are &C
cused of killing Freddie King, child
who was with his father in saloon wher
robbers entered.
In storm an electric power wire wa'
broken and fell across a door knob o.
the home of John McGovern, engines
at the asylum for the insane in st
Louis. McGovern was instantly killed
BY the electricity as he started to opeI
tho door after dinner.
A second attempt, by means of crow
bars imbedded in the ties, was made t.
wreck the Twentieth Century flyer Oh
the Pennsylvania west of Upper Sandus
~, Ohio. The discovery was made il
time By track walkers, who have beeI
especially vigilant since the first attempt
One of the largest transactions eve
recorded in the Minneapolis grain trad
was made Wednesday. The r. 81. Pea
vey Company sold, in q single trade
about 1900 cars of wheat to a singl
purchaser, said to be the Washburn
Crosby Company. The transaction wa
| FOX cash.
| Mrs. Adam Steiner, aged IS, ven
with her 2-year-old baby to assist he