The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-02
WESTERN.


sing has been introduced in Emmanuel
Methodist Church in Evanston, Ill.
Receiver W. L. English of the East
End Savings Bank of Columbus, Ohio,
says that the bank will pay depositors
about 30 cents on the dollar
Grove Walter, former assistant State $
attorney of Chicago. who mysteriousiy
disappeared in Los Angeles several days
ago. was located in San Diego.
The Adolphus Busch glass works
building in st. Louis has been destroyed
by fire, with loss of $4,000. The loss
of the plant throws 500 employees out of
work.
While woman performer was
dancing about the stage of the Chicago
Opera House in that city a man in the
balcony committed suicide by shooting
himself.
Johnson Rich. rds, young Chicagoan
estranged from his bride and mourning
her as victim of the Iroquois theater
horror, has found her in a Detroit hos
pital. and reconciliation followed.
Fire in Hot Springs, Ark, caused the
death of three persons and property
loss of more than S1,00O,000. Two thou
sand persons were made homeless. The
fashionable hotel section escaped damage.
Major James C.. Carlton, president of
the National Mexican War Veterans
Association, is dead at Bedford, Ind, as
the result of a stroke of paralysis. He
was % years old and a member of Scott
Legion.
One of the largest department stores
in Omaha has issued orders that all fe-
male clerks shall wear black garments,
part their hair in the middle and discard
all jewelry. The clerks may strike rather
than comply with the order.
The Standard Oil Company is said to
nave purchased two independent concerns
in Kansas in an effort to buy up all firms
outside the trust" and acquire contro,
Of any evidence that might be dana ging
in the pending investigation.
One fireman was killed, five were in
jured, and property valued at between
$4,000 and $4,000 was destroyed in a
FIRE which started in the planning mill of
the International Woodwork Company
on the south side of Milwaukee.
The roof of a building being recon-
structed for a theater collapsed in Marys-
vile, CAL, on account of a defective
truss. A. Merry of Sacramento, proprie-
tor of the theater. was killed and Guy
Putnam and Charles Bagge. workmen,
were seriously hurt.
Adolph Weber, aged 20, who is ac-
cused of killing his mother, father, sister
and brother and of burning the family
residence in Auburn, CAL, to hide the
crime, was convicted of murder IN the
first degree for taking the life Ut his
mother. The jury was out fifteen hours.
The lower house of the Missouri Leg
islature has unanimously adopted reso-
luton offering $1,000 reward for the ar
rest of the person or persons who stole
the original of the amended bill passed
| by the House repeating the breeders law
and prohibiting pool selling on horse
races.
Gov. Hoch has signed the bill provid-
ing for separate high schools for whites
and blacks at Kansas City, Kan. The
whites demanded separate schools as the
result of the stabbing of prominent
white pupil by a negro boy. He signed
the bill. he says, because local conditions
demanded it.
In rush 10 get TO iuncn, w after Net
tleton of Grand Marais, Mich, aged
16, fell into a vat of boiling logs il
creosote. With weather below zero and
his body literally cooked from the waist
down, he ran home one mile and died
He refused to be carried to save his
father the shock.
Edward Donal.ne will die on the gal
lows for the murder of A. N. NorthruI
last October. Donahue induced A. X
Northrup of Benton Harbor. Mich, {
wealthy farmer, to drive with him to Mil
Ter station, Ind, slot him, it is alleged
and fed with the farmers horse. H
was captured at Syracuse
The Supreme Court in Bismarck, N
D., affirmed the decision of Judge Pol
lock giving judgment to the Reidler 4
Robinson Lumber Company against tn
Coe Commission Company for $S,667 TO
money claimed to have been lost in gam
bling transactions by an agent Of tn
lumber company at Casselton.
John Henry vier, United States dep
uty marshal of Indian territory, has BEEF
shot and killed in the territory sixteel
miles west of Sloan Springs, Ark, b,
Charley Wickley, Cherokee Indian
Vier. with a posse, was hunting ho