The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-06
PANORAMA OF THE WORLD
ABOUT THAT WHICH HAS BEEN
AND is TO BE.
All sides and Conditions OF ThinEs
are Shown. Nothing Overlooked to
make it Complete.

are Shown. Nothing Overlooked to
make it Complete.
Five Men Killed in Arizona Mine.
As the result of an explosion in the
United Verde mine at Jerome, Ariz., five
men are dead and five others seriously but
not fatally injured. The accident happened
Just as the shifts were being changed and
all the men except the twelve had been
raised TO the surface. On account of the
recent heavy rains, surface water found its
way to that portion of the mine where fire
mad been smOuldering several years and
steam thus generated caused the explosion,
blowing out the bulkhead, erected to keep
the fire from spreading. The men were
suffocated by smoke and heated steam.
Boy Fatally Shot Companion.
William Mulloy of Laporte, Ind, 10 years
old, was fatally shot while hunting with
Clyde Hammond, companion. The lat
ter's gun was accidentally discharged, part
OF the load of shot penetrating Mulloy's
BRAIN The victim was precipitated into
the lake, and to save the boy whom he did
not know was mortally, wounded Ham,
mond swan with the body of Mulloy to the
shore, where he fell exhausted Mulloy died
in five minutes. Hammond is Frustrated.
A Bloody Tribal War in Liberia.
According to report brought by the
British and African line royal steamer
SokotO, from West Africa, tribal warfare is
waging in Liberia. Natives of the Plea
nannynes tribe, on March IL. attacked Ces-
tos, killing sixty men and eighty women.
The Cestos natives are organizing a big
counter expedition. When the SokOto sailed
fierce encounter, with much slaughter,
was expected.
Building Strike on at South Bend.
Bricklayers and masons of South Bend,
Ind, struck in the midst of remarkable
building activity, each asking five cents an
hour increase. Bricklayers are now get
ting fifty and fifty-five cents an hour, plas-
terers fifty cents. Prospects are good for
the strikers. Carpenters are getting ready
to strike May 1. The demands of the
strikers were refused.
$4,000 Canning Plant Fire at Muncie.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
canning factory of the Magic Packing Com
pany, situated in the suburbs of Muncie,
Ind, entailing a loss of about $4,000.
About year ago the company became in
solvent and went into the hands of a re-
ceiver. Later it was advertised to be sold
at public auction. There was no insurance
on the plant.
Lost Both Arms, Gets Judgment for
$35,SOO.
A jury in the common pleas court at
Lima, Ohio, awarded Joseph Hicks $35,SO0
for the loss of both arms. Hicks was a
lineman in the employ of lighting COM
pany three years ago, when both arms
were burned off at the shoulder by live
wire. At a previous trial Hicks was
awarded heavy judgment.
Cock Chanted Dead Mans Requiem.
Lying on the doorstep at the home of
Joseph Parks, in Anderson, Ind, Thomas
". Martin, 20 years old, was found dead.
Perched on the chest of the dead man was a
rooster, whose lusty growing so near the
door attracted the attention of the Parks
family. 1t is thought Martin dropped dead
as he was about to enter the house.
Explosion in Letter Mines.
Fifty miners were entombed in Joseph
Letters mine at Zeigler, ILL.,, by terrific
explosion of gas, and it is probable that
thirty or more of the buried men are dead.
The explosion. it is supposed, was due to the
fact that the Letter mines are not worked on
Sunday, thus allowing gas to accumulate
in the lower workings
Serious Trouble in South Africa.
A dispatch from johannesburg says:
There was a serious disturbance near
Krugersdorp, arising out of strike of
Chinese miners. The police were called
upon to restore order and in the conflict
which ensued several of the police and
many Cinnamon were injured.
Trainmen Buried by Landslide.
A West Shore accommodation train was
ditched by landslide two miles east of ST.
Johns, N. Y. Engineer Wilkinson OF Utica,
and his fireman are missing, and it is feared
they are buried in the debris All the cars
were thrown from the track and to the
bank of the canal. None of the passengers
was injured
Blew Three Men to Pieces.
A small tank used for the storage of
nitro-glycerine exploded at the dynamite
manufacturing plant of II. H. Thomas, six
miles northwest of Bay City, Mich. Three
men. who were in building that covers
the tank, were blown to pieces. The cause
of the explosion is mystery
Spotted Fever at Cincinnati.
The cerebro spinal meningitis epidemic
or spotted fever which has been an cpl
demic in New York and Berlin has caused
five deaths at Cincinnati, Ohio, IN a week
Ten more cases exist in various hospitals.
Train Hits Street Car.
A freight train on the Pittsburg. Cleve-
land. Cincinnati and st. Louis division OF
the Pennsylvania, ran into West Broad
way car at Fourteenth and Broadway,
Louisville, KY, killing one person and SER
iously iniuring two others.
Three Die in Fire.
The home of w. j. Thompson, ten miles
soutb of Charlottesville, Va, was destroyed
bv fire during the husbands absence. Mrs.
Thompson and her two children were
burned to death. The origin Of the fire Il
unknown.
Three Die In Stock Train Wreck.
Patrick Riley, a travelling man for
Armour & Co.; Henry Doty Of Bowling
Green. Ohio, and David Simons Of Mon
fana- were killed and another man had
he leg broken in a stock train wreck