The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-27

Vealsquez and Estrella, surprised her in
the mountains she refused to surrender, and
by the example of her reckless courage,
caused her men to stand by her in a fight
to the death. She dressed as man and
had disdained woman's attire ever since
she embarked on her career of crime
Bad Wreck on the Big Four.
The third section of incoming Big Four
freight train No. 30, was wrecked at North
Indianapolis, Ind, near the scene of the
disastrous Purdue University special wreck
two years Ogo. Two men were killed and
at least one was injured. The train was
running about thirty miles an hour. AS it
was passing from the main track to the
belt the rails spread and four cars were
wrecked. The engine toppled against the
water tank. Major Mckay, the engineer,
and Head Brakeman w. C. Duncan were
buried under the tender and are dead. c.
DELPHI, the fireman, is injured. All are of
Indianapolis.
Bigelow is a Defaulter.
Frank g. Bigelow. president of the First
National bank of Milwaukee, Wis, and
formerly president of the American Bank
ers' Association, has defaulted the banks
directors of the bank have deposited in the
bank a sum sufficient to make the institu-
ton perfectly solid. Mr. BigelOw has not
been arrested. The capital of the First
National bank is 81, 500, COO and the surplus
Is 100000. Mr.. Bigelow has signed over
property to the bank amounting to $500, 900,
making his net defa,cation about s., zoo, 900.
Voting Machines for Marion County.
Four bids were opened by the board of
county commissioners at Indianapolis, Ind,
to furnish $50 voting machines to Marion
county next October. Interest in the bid
ding was manifested bya crowd of bidders,
agents and spectators. The bids were as
follows: United States Standard, S97 800 or
$3.50 machine; Winslow, $97, 800 or $50
machine: Columbia, 900 or 5000 a ma
chine; National of Indianapolis, $751; 50 or
$625 machine. No contract has been let.
Kapool Goes Free.
Ali Salaman Kapool, tie Syrian, of Fort
Wayne, Ind. who has been on trial at
Hamilton, Ohio, for the murder of Mahmud
Hamzy, a fellow countryman, was acquit-
ted by the jury. 1t was shown by the
statements of witnesses that KapoOl was
attacked by HamZy with an axe when the
latter was caught robbing KapoOl's pack of
goods and that Hamzy was killed in self
defense
Moros Attack City.
A dispatch from Manila SAYS: The
walled city of JOlo was attacked by MOr0s
on April g. They fired into the officers
club and dispersed those present at ball
which was in progress. On April 10 the
secretary of Governor Scott was ambushed
and killed within range of the sentries. A
datto refugee from Borneo has organized
the MOrOs. who are defying the Americans.
Electric Car Runs Wild.
Thomas Moore was probably fatally hurt
and three persons severely injured as re-
suit of the rupture of brake chain on an
electric car while descending Hill street,
Dubuque, Iowa. The car contained six
teen passengers. 1t ran wild for 800 feet,
left the track at curve and tore the front
out of building. Moore was standing on a
sidewalk and was struck by the ear.
Four Killed by Escaping Gas.
Four men were asphyxiated and two SER
lousiy overcome by gas at the Edgar
Thompson blast furnace in Braddock, near
Pittsburg, Pa They were working in a
brick tunnel, fifteen to twenty feet square,
and about twenty feet under ground, con-
Meeting furnaces &c" and 3D." The men
persisted in pairs, the second pair dying in
trying to rescue the first.
Spong Gets Life Sentence.
The Jury in the case Of Charles Spong,
charged with the murder of Wilson Ad-
dington, formerly clerk of Grant county, in
the latter's livery stable at Marion, Ind,
ON the night of June IL last, returned a
verdict of murder in the first degree, i'm
posing a sentence of life imprisonment
The jury was out five hours and forty
minutes.
Store Wrecked by Explosion.
Several people were injured by an ex-
plosion of powder, coal oil and gasoline
during fire in the general store of Rize Il
Langf0rd at Eby, a few miles north OF
Bonneville, Ind. The store was demolished.
$4,000 Fire at Bedford.
Fire destroyed the poultry house of Rails
back & Hadley at the corner of Thirteenth
and streets, Bedford, Ind. Four hundred
and fifty cases of eggs, 500 chickens and 150
reese and fifty barrels of produce were
burned The loss is estimated at $4,000.
John K. McClaskey Commits Saicide.
Attorney John Edward McClasky, one
of the most widely known lawyers In
northern Indiana, committed suicide at his
home in Lagrange, Ind. by shooting. He
died within few minutes after firing tha
fatal shot,
Imnnigratio Records Broken
Immigration records at Ellis Island,
New York, were broken Friday, when
II $50 immigrants we're landed from
eight big liners and the authorities were
forced to hold up three vessels. The ar
rivals were the greatest ever known for
. single day.
philadelphia Swept by Wind
A wind storm Of cyclonic velocity
swept over Philadelphia and vicinity, do
ing considerable damage. Mrs. Margaret
Long. aged 80, was fatally Injured, and
probably a score Of other persons hurt
In all parts Of the city roofs of houses
were blown OF and walls blown down.