The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-13

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PANORAMA OF THE WORLD
ABOUT THAT WHICH HAS BEEN
AND is TO BE.
All Sides and Conditions OF Thiurs
are Shown. Nothing rlooked to
make 1T Complete.
Three Men Meet Horrible Fate.
Jerry Hardy, Joseph Byers and George
Wagner, employed as cattle feeders at the
American distillery at Pekin, Ill.,, met
death In horrible manner. The men were
working on a tank of hot feed when the
boards gave way, precipitating them into
the boiling mass beneath. Hardy was
cooked to death instantly. Wagner was
rescued, but died at the hospital shortly af-
Yer. Byers was taken out alive, but cannot
i've A man named Slidell, who was work.
Ing with them at the time, saved himself
by clinging to the top sides of the tank and
was taken out badly burned by the hot
steam.
Awful Disaster at Madrid.
A dispatch from Madrid, Spain. saws:
-Four hundred persons were killed or in
tured by the collapse of new water reser-
voir in course of construction. Fifty bodies
have already been recovered. The prince
of the Asturias, the war minister, the gov
ernor of Madrid and a representative of the
king have gone to the spot to superintendt the
work OF rescue. Troops sent to the scene
are engaged in helping the sufferers and
recovering the bodies of the dead. The
catastrophe caused profound sensation
throughout the city. All work was sus-
pended and the people flocked to the scene.
Score Injured in a Collision.
Twenty or more passengers were injured
but none killed by collision of the Chi
cago express and California limited trains
on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road
at Kinsley, Kan. Both trains were east
bound. No. 8, the Chicago express, was
standing at the station when No. 4, the
limited, crashed into it at high speed. The
engine of the second train plowed into the
last Pullman sleeper of the other train, de-
molishing it. The cars in front also were
badly damaged and the limited locomotive
and part of the train were wrecked
Vicious Da9oes Were Murderous.
Three Italians, whose wives were ar
rested for stealing coal on the Lake Shore
railroad at Elyria, Ohio. sought revenge by
attacking freight train crew with axes
and knives. Robert Munts, conductor, was
stabbed in the face and two other trainmen
were severely beaten. One Italian was ar
rested, the others escaping. The arrested
man fought the officers and was beaten al
most into insensibility. The trainmen are
seriously hurt.
Bishops Palace Was Dynamited.
a dispatch from Naples says: A bomb
was exploded in the Episcopal palace at
C0nversano, in the province of Bari Bishop
Iamberti's study was blown to pieces. but
the bishop was absent at the time the out
rage was committed. The placing of the
bomb in the palace is believed to have been
the work of local secret society which
Bishop LAMBERT recently attacked in a
pastoral.
Silk Thieves the Cause of Big Fire.
& Co. dry goods store and the wholesale
grocery establishment of o. A. Morris, adj
joining, at KnightstOwn, Ind. The loss is
the fire was started by silk thieves, who
first plundered the dry goods store.
Steam ScaIds Four
b. the bursting of boiler tube at the
power house of the Indiana Union Traction
Company at Anderson, Ind, A. j. Black,
in charge of the steam power, John Rich
mond. boiler tender, James Dent and
George CranOr, st0kers, were scalded by
steam about the face and hands.
Storm Damage.
indianapolis lind special: Great dam
age TO fruit is reported as the result of a
hail storm which swept over this section.
A heavy wind blew down trees, windows
were broken by hail and three horses in the
barn of Frederick Brownburg were killed
by lightning
$4,000 Fire.
Twenty-Five business houses at Elnora,
q small town near Washington, Ind, we're
destroyed by fire The loss is estimated
from $4,000 tc 1000, without any insur-
ance Tie fire started in an empty ware
house.
New Hail Stone Record.
One Of the worst hail storms in years
passed over Pittsburg, Pa. Hail stones
two inches in diameter fell all over the city,
doing much damage to skylights, conserva-
tories and plase glass windows.
School House Destroyed.
During an electric storm the Campbell
street school at Evansville, Ind, was struck
by lightning and totally destroyed, causing
q loss between $50, 900 and $4,000.
Evansville Dry Goods Store Robbed.
Burglars broke into Cohen's dry goods
and clothing store at Evansville, Ind, and
secured several hundred dollars in cash.
Costly Prairie Fire in Oklahoma.
A prairie fire in southwest Greer county,
o. T., has resulted in the destruction of sew
eral thousand dollars worth of f0odstuffs,
many outbuildings, some live stock and