The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-05
EASTERN.

The ashes of the late Johann Most, the
anarchist. are on view in New York.
Two business blocks at Auburn, n. Y,
were burned, the loss being $4,000.
Gov. Higgins again declared himself
in favor of investigating the New York
State banking department.
The lumber yard of j. Gibson Nell
vain & Co., in West Philadelphia, was
burned. the loss being 100000.
As the result of the explosion of a
gasoline engine a large part of the town
of Kane, Pa, was destroyed by fire.
Four fremen were killed and a loss of
100000 caused by fire, accompanied by
explosions, In a New York factory.
Isaac Winder, a negro, executed at
Towson, Nd, made a desperate fight for
life on the gallows while a crowd of 1000
looks on.
Major James Lowe, collector of Gus
toms of the port of Niagara Falls, was
found dead in his bathroom. He wa 40
years old.
rated with the order of the Rising Sun
while in audience with the Emperor Of
Japan recently.
The New York board of trade and
transportation passed resolutions favoring
the early ratification of the Santo Do
mingo treaty by the Senate.
Charles NJ. Dunn was sent to Jail in
of stealing a 1OO-share certificate of Unit
ed States Steel preferred stock.
Archbishop Ireland visited Cardinal
Satolli. the former papal delegate at
Washington, and also the papal secretary
of state, Cardinal Merry del Val.
Michael Petite, IA years old, was SEN
fenced to the reformatory for three years
by a New York magistrate for stealing n
penny from Priscilla Summers, 10 years
old.
Lacking just one month of being Jog
years old, Mrs. Bridget Coleman died at
her home in Albany, N. Y. She was born
in Ireland in 1900 and came to America
in 1S49.
The Meriden Theater and a four-story
brick building adjoining it at Meriden,
Conn, were burned, the loss being $115,-
0OO. Two firemen were injured by fall
ing timbers.
Following the worlds convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union in
Boston the national body will hold its ma
tional convention in Hartford, Conn.,,
Oct. &c to 81.
For stealing a penny from Priscilla
Summers, aged 10, Magistrate Crane of
New York sentenced Michael Petite, four
years his victims senior, to three years
in the reformatory.
James b. Watson has been named re-
ceiver of the Pennsylvania Paper Mills
Company at Catawissa, Pa. The receiver
ship grows out of the failure of the Free
land National bank.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Washington has selected Edward
w. Hearne for general secretary to sue
coed Lyman l.. Pierce, resigned. Mr..
Hearne Is a native of Iowa.
John ]. McCaffrey, who was arrested
after he had fired through a window in
the residence Of former Judge James Gay
Gordon, Mayor Weaver's private counsel,
at Philadelphia, was held in $1,000 bail
for court.
Stephen ID. Puter of San Francisco,
wanted by the government as a witness In
the Oregon land fraud cases, was arrest
ed In Boston, but overawed with a re-
volver the deputy United States marshal
who had captured him and escaped.
William Fl. Macdonald of New York,
the ~well-known opera singer and n OF
the founders of the famous "Bostonians,"
died of double pneumonia in his apart
ments at the Nelson hotel. Springfield,
Mass, after an illness Of only two days.