The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-04

for great demonstration in honor of hi.
memory and of showing Frances regard
for the great sister republic. The arrival
of the American squadron which will con-
vey the body to the United States will bs
celebrated with great military and nava
demonstration. The coffin containing the
remains of the admiral will be borne in
state through the streets of Paris escorted
by French soldiers and sailors as well a.
government representatives. The occasion
will be made memorable one.
DIR. Fassig to Search for Ziegler Arctic
Exploration Party.
DR.. Oliver l.. Fassig of Johns Hopkin:
University. and the local weather bureau
left Boston for New York. whence he will
sail on the TeutOnic for Liverpool. DIR
Fassig is on his way to shannon Island, OF
the east coast of Greenland, in search OF
the original Ziegler exploration party
which went in the direction of the nortf
pole in July, 1908, and from which no word
has been received. DR.. Fassig expects t.
reach Norway about May Is. Here he vii
find the Belgica, whaler, waiting for him
Special Train is Wrecked in South.
The special train bearing the Ogden edu-
catiOnal party on its southern itinerary
ran into switch engine as it was entering
the yards of the Southern railway at Green
vile, 5. c. The engine of the special an6
several of the cars were derailed. The
baggage and dining cars were telescOped
and caught fire. The two dining cars were
destroyed. A flagman and three negro
employees of the dining cars were killed
and several of the Ogden party were in
jured.
Ohio Man Murdered and Robbed.
The dead body of George Turner. an EN-
ploy at the Marion sewage disposal plant
was found under the railway platform a
Owen Station, FIVE miles south of Marion
Ohio, with bullet wound in the neck anc
marks on the throat, showing he had beer
choked. Turner went to Owen Station I,
collect some money. Three men who wer,
seen at the station are suspected of tn,
murder, the motive for which was evidentl,
robbery, as Turner'S valise had been rified
Indiana Town Wiped Out by Fire.
The town of Sedalia. north of Frankfort
Ind, was almost wiped out by fire, which
started in o. c. Hendricks livery barn. Tn
town has no fire protection, and the citi
zens and farmers fought the flames as bes
they could with buckets of water. Frank
fort was called upon for help, but the de
partment did not respond, as 1T wOul'
have been of no service. The loss is $4,000
Struck by Trolley; Two K d.
William Daugherty and Miss Bessi
Thompson are dead as the result of injurie
received in collision between their car
riages and TROLLEY car on the Dayton
Muncie traction line near Greenville, Ohio
Fred Hughes and Miss Mary Yeaney wer
badly hurt in the same accident. All tn
parties are from Union City, Ind, and al
are under twenty years of age.
Vain Attempt on Bank.
Safe crackers made an attempt on tn
bank at Jasper, Mich. but were frightene
away after cracking the vault door. The
stole horse and buggy from Nelson De
lano and drove nearly to Adrian, wher
they got out and started the horse back 70
home. Bl0odhounds were unable to fOllOy
the trail
Reward for Coil.
The directors of the FIRST National Ban
of Milwaukee, Wis. offered a reward {
$1,000 for former Assistant Cashier Col
The report is published that Coll was see
In Chicago, but is moi confirmed.
PostofFce Robbed.
The postoffice a.; Waymansville, fey
miles south of Columbus, Ind, was entere
by burglars. The safe was blown Ope
with dynamite and about $500 in cash an
checks taken.
Strike at Paterson.
A transfers strike is on at Paterson, \
j. As yet there has been no rioting, bt
the strike has inc0nvenienced many cit
xens. The teamsters recently made d.
mand for half holiday. The employer
refused to agree. About 400 men are GU
Thirteen Miners Are Entombed.
Thirteen miners were ent0mbed an
probably killed by an explosion in the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Coal Company
mine No. 10, four miles west of WilburtoI
Okla. There is little prospect of the
bodies being recovered for several days.
University to Ee Rebuilt.
The main building of the Vanderbi
university. Nashville, Tenn, destroyed /.
Ere. win be rebuilt, the plans being Dc
fected at the next meeting of the boar
If trustees. The destruction of the maj
building will in no way interfere wit
tbe operation of the school. Many pric
tess treasures were destroyed.
p.~u1;ar Injunction Shit.
w. J. Oliver, wealthy Knoxvil
menn.) business man, procured an l.
Snncfion commanding Miss Cross to r