The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-05
WESTERN.

Miss Helen Gould has agreed to give
$15O.0O0 for a railroad Young Mems
Christian Association building at St.
Louis.
Five Omaha councilmen were sem
fenced to thirty days in Jail for con-
tempt in trying to pass a gas franchise
extension ordinance in defiance of a
court order.
Examination of the teeth of the body
found in the river at Des Moines proves
it to be that of George Griswold, the
insurance man, who is thought to have
committed suicide.
DIR. Lucellus Hussey, 73 years old.
was killed and Ephraim Harrington, 20
years old. was seriously injured while
crossing the Big Four tracks in buggy
near Lockland. Ohio.
Three Mexicans engaged in a fight
at Colony. Ok, and two, whose names
have not been learned, were stabbed to
death by Jesus Villocalut. All three
were intoxicated with liquor.
Five children were cremated while
asleep in a fire which destroyed the
home of Edward Adamson, railway
switchman, in Fort Dodge, Iowa. A
gasoline explosion caused the fire.
In dynamite explosion at the Dover
Blast Furnace Company, Canal Dover,
Ohio, three men were terribly injured.
George Funkhauser had his eyes burned
out and an arm blown off and will die
Returning home to Chillicothe, No.,
after an absence of thirteen years, Mrs.
Elizabeth Patterson found that she was
dead in the eyes of the law and that her
estate had been divided among her chill
dren.
The Smithville Banking Company's
bank at Smithville, Ohio, closed. No
statement of the cause could be obtained
The bank was one of a chain of small
institutions organized by l.. j. Acorn of
Toledo.
Tax laws of Missouri are declared to
be a menace 10 business and moral life
by the St. ouis grand jury which has
been investigating tax lodging, and the
enactment of q new statute is recon-
mended.
Charles Baker, wealthy farmer liv-
ing near Michigan City, Ind, committed
suicide by blowing his heart out with a
shotgun. He had been respondent for
some months over the death of his wife
in a Chicago hospital
Suit has been entered against Bishop
Hendrix of the Methodist church in the
Pemiscot County Circuit Court in Ca
ruthersville, Mo-. for $4,000 damages
by Rev. A. L. Osborn. He charges that
the bishop. has slandered him.
Willie III. Bonham. 10 years old, and
Lucy ID. Miles. aged 16, of indianapolis
were drowned at Broad Ripple park
while out in & canoe. The boat upset.
Bonham's father is publisher of the
Daily Pioneer at Deadwood. S. d.
Frank T. Beard, cartoonist for the
Rams Horn. died at his home in Chi
cago. He was well known in his pro-
fession, and frequently had given illus
frated lectures before the Chautauqua
assemblies. He was 50 years old.
News has reached Durango, Colo. OF
the wreck of the east-bound Rio Grande
passenger train at poiIx between Do
lores and Glencoe, in which thirty per-
sons were injured. many of them severe
ly. The whole train jumped the track.
President J. A. Erickson of the Minot
n. D., National Bank; now in the hands
of a receiver. has been arrested on Q
warrant charging him VITA making q
false report to the Comptroller of the
Currency. BoEd was fixed at $4,000
As a result of the recent race riots tine
court house in New Madrid, No., has
been destroyed by incendiaries and thu
| indictments against six murderers and
| the Henderson Mound rioters burned
! together with tax and drainage papers
(! A duel with pistols in a crowded
| Cleveland street between William john
son and William Smith, colored, resulted
in the death Of a young white boy
Smith was arrested charged with tn
murder. and the police are hunting John
son.
A fire broke out in the heart Of TIL
wholesale and shipping section Of Spo
kane. WASH. at 2:35 Tuesday mornin,
which completely destroyed three bricl
buildings. The total FIRE loss will ap
proximate S200.000. The Cudahy Pack