The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-23
WESTERN.

Fire destroyed the chair department OF
the Alternately Furniture Company in
Kansas City. Loss $50, 900.
I. ]. Heating of Chicago was elected
president at Pittsburg of the Interna-
tional Tile Decorators Association.
Division No. 1 of the Missouri Su-
preme Court decided that osteopaths are
neither physicians nor surgeons under the
laws of Missouri.
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick is said tc
have secreted, beyond the reach of cred
itors. fully S1.O00.O00 and jewels thought
to be worth $4,000.
]. =. Hampton, a stockman, and D. p.
Barrons, a restaurant man of Rraymer.
No., were asphyxiated by gas in Kan
sas City rooming house.
Charles BIGGER, aged 81 years, of Kan
sas City, fatally stabbed his invalid wife,
after which he severed his own jugular
vein. dying instantly.
Gen. Lew Wallace, author of ben
Hur," former minister to Turkey and a
veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars,
died at Charlottesville. Ind.
A drunken Indian went on the warpath
thirty miles south of Tonopah, New. He
killed three squaws and fellow Indian,
and then fed to the mountains.
Five masked men held twelve team
sters and cashier under guard while
they robbed the safe of an oil company
at 81 Clybourn place. Chicago.
In Springdale, Mich, three children of
Frank Pearsons were burned to death
and the father will probably die from
hi, fol IA
A baby boy was born to Mrs. Helena
Snyder, 81 years old, while she was a
passenger on an Illinois Central suburban
train in Chicago. on her way to the hos
pital.
The Symmes block. at Denver, was
destroyed by fire. entailing a loss esti-
mated at 100000. The heaviest losers
are the Great Leader department store
and the Symmes estate.
One man was killed and three persons
injured, one dangerously, by the over
Missouri Pacific train No. Il, north
bound. near Avoca, Neb.
The Republican city convention in Chi
cago nominated John Maynard Harlan
for Mayor, Moses z. Greenebaum for
Treasurer, Francis Z. Brady for Clerk
and John f. Smulski for City Attorney.
Fire destroyed a block of eight build
lngs in Indianapolis wholesale district
with a loss of S1,5O0,O0O. Two fremen
were injured and three guests were res
cued unconscious from hotels destroyed
The will of Charles H. Hackley. the
Muskegon millionaire philanthropist, filed
L. hot -bal
Of the residuary estate is to go to public
institutions. Muskegon will get about
! S3,000,000.
| The McHenry county court house al
| Towner, n. D., burned. The records OF
the superintendent, clerk of court, ano
county judge were destroyed. Origin OF
the fire is unknown. The building was
fully insured.
! -Four negro children were burned t.
death in Kansas City, Kan. The moth
ers of the children locked them in a cabir
and went shopping. 1t is presumed tina
the children found some matches ant
started the FIRE.
Apostle Green, in an address at thu
closing session of the Ohio conference o
the Latter Day Saints at Columbus, ex
i PidiuCu tudl tue SOcicty was oPPosCu y
polygamy and regarded Brigham Youn;
as an apostate from the faith.
Arbor Lodge, the home of the late j
Sterling Morton in Nebraska City, wa
damaged by fire, the new part Of tn
house being saved with difficulty. Mrs
Joy Morton is the only member of tn
family who is at the lodge now.
Three little children of Mrs. Amo
Heffelfnger were burned to death il
Akron, Ohio, while the mother was out
side warning her brother off dangerou
ice. The brother rushed through tn
flames and saved the fourth child.
A mysterious attempt has been mad
to poison Mrs. Jane l.. Stanford, Of Cal
fornia, whose life was saved by the fac
that the drug was given in large guam
tity and acted as an emetiQ Mrs. Star
| ford has started hurried1y for Japan
| Robert 9. Lingafelter, of Newark
Ohio, was found guilty by Jury Of "a
gery in connection with the failure Q