The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-06
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her own life at Grand Lake, Colo.
Gov. Hoch Of Kansas told convention
of undertakers he favored white Grape
at funerals and urged that the faces of
the dead be not exposed.
Developments in the failure of knight,
Donnelley & Co. of Chicago show that q
confidential clerk specialized with the
firms money and is defaulter for thou
sands of dollars.
The Contra, Supply Company of Co
lumbus, Ohio, admitted in United States
Court It's inability to pay its debts,
amounting to about $4,000, and was adj
judged bankrupt.
In Toledo, Ohio, A. Roy Knabenshue
which he has just completed. He sailed
the airship at will over forty-6ve min
utes, going with and against the wind.
The steamer City of Traverse, equip
ped in Chicago as a floating poolroom,
made its first public trip, and in midlakc.
near the boundaries of three States, re-
ceived racing results By wireless teie-
graph.
James s. Keerl, a prominent civil en-
gineer who was convicted of manslaugh-
ter for killing Thomas Crystal, n bar
tender, in Helena three years ago, has
been sentenced to the penitentiary for
ten years.
News has been received from Licking,
Mo-. that the Collier hotel burned at that
place. Mrs. V. l.. Shelp and little
daughter Harriet and travelling man
whose name has not been learned were
burned TO death.
For concealing six pounds of dynamite
in his trunk while travelling from Mar
tin Ferry, Ohio, to indianapolis, Nicola
Tafan, an Italian, was fined 81 900 in
the United States Court in Cincinnati by
Judge Thompson.
Lewis g. Sheets, for seven years as
sistant cashier Of the Los Angeles local
freight Offices of the Santa Fe, con-
fessed himself a defaulter for $1,000.
Women, races and the stock market are
| said to be The cause.
A violent storm did great damage at
| Phiilipsburg, Kan, and In the surround
| ing country, eight persons being killed.
The houses of G. B. and NJ. Casweli
| were destroyed, and the members of both
| families were injured
famous Marshall Pass, Colo, belonging
to the Denver and Rio Grande railroad,
hare been destroyed by fire. causing a
loss Of many thousands of dollars. About
a mile of sheds were destroyed.
Thomas NJ Casey, cashier Of the Sal
mon & Salmon bank in Clinton, No.,
was arrested on a charge Of forging two
notes aggregating $4,000. preferred by
w. NJ. Stevens. Casey had hypothecat-
| ed the original notes in Kansas City.
Near la Moure, N. D., Mrs. Evigne
f. Reilly presented her husband with
four babies. three girls and boy. The
| little ones are perfectly formed and nor
NAL in every particular. Mrs. Reilly is
| "a, and Is now the mother of ten chill
dren.
knight, Donnelley Il Co. of Chicago,
one of the largest brokerage firms In the
| country, went to the wall, with liabili-
| ties placed in excess of $250,000. Ed
| ward c. Potter was appointed receiver
by Judge Lands Of the federal district
| court.
Forest fires are burning ferceiy on
government lands in the mountains
southwest of Denver, Colo. Range rid
points to check the progress of the
flames. The loss thus far will reach
| $4,000.
ID. B. Henderson, former Speaker OF
the national House of Representatives,
has suffered q slight stroke Of paralysis
and is confined to his apartments In a
Dubuque hotel. His entire right side is
affected. While he is improving, it is
said his condition is serious.
Famed by a stiff northwest gale, the
flames from fire which broke out in
the building occupied By the Willard
Storage Battery Company, in the center
of the wholesale district of Cleveland
did 100000 damage before they were
extipguished by n rainstorm.
| The Sugar Factors Company, repre-
senting all of the sugar interests in Hon
olulu outside the Spreckels Sugar Com
pany, has purchased for approximate,
81 ,O0O, 900 the controlling interest in thu
Crockett California refinery and intend
to compete with the Spreckels company
East-bound Santa Fe passenger traiI
No. 4. the California limited. and
heavy Kansas City Southern stock train
west bound. collided head-on on the Bel
Line tracks at the ellis street crossing
two miles from the center of Kansa
Il City. Two persons were killed and tire
injured.
| East-bound Pennsylvania limited pms
! ssDger train No. z while running tucn
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