The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-01

tore the election commissioners. not
wIthstanding the statements of the
Chronicle that the commissioners
were a set of disfranchisers and ras-
Gals who have nothing to do except
what the Chronicle tells them TO do
1t is announced by the postoffice
department at Washington that he.e
after the delivery of mail by rural
carriers will be permitted to persons
residing not less than one-quarter of
a mile from postoffices at unincorpor-
ated towns Or villages, provided such
persons viii erect boxes. on rural
routes as officially laid out.
1t is really amusing TO hear the
threats of the boilers to contest the
election if their candidates are not
chosen. Some of the candidates on
the boilers ticket are good men. bot
it is not probable that any of them
will come within thousand votes of
an election. They are backed by an
organization that has shown dishon-
esty at very step and vote for their
candidates is vote for rascality
A trembling prisoner charged with
larceny appeared in the police court
and the judge said to him: do not
be frightened, you shall have justice"
That is what | am afraid Of" said
the prisoner. The boilers who start
ed out to destroy the Republican par
ty in Marshall county are in the
same fix. Every movement of the
boilers has been an attempt to get
decision in their favor without allow
ing the facts to be known.
Louis Fuller is in jail at Goshen.
suspected of being the murderer of
his wife. Fuller, it is thought, killed
his wife while she lay asleep in her
bed some time during Thursday
night. A bullet hole in her head tells
the tale. Fuller bears bad reputation
and has often associated with other
women, he having been seen out with
another woman that night. 1t is be
lieved he was reprimanded upon his
return home and in a fit of anger
killed his WIFE
The Chronicle announces that
Congressman Brick will speak in
Plymouth Saturday night 1t seems
strange if this is true not single
member of the Republican county
committee in this city has been ap-
prised of the fact There must be
something wrong somewhere. We
do expect to have to announce that
Congressman Brick has joined the
boilers. If word should go out over
the district to this effect, Mr.. Brick
would not carry county
William Wagner, who fell from
the roof of Mr.. Rockhili's house
Wednesday is very seriously injured
and may not recover. Two ribs arr
loosened from the spinal column, and
his back and bowels are injured He
is paralyzed so that he cannot speak
but is perfectly conscious. DR.. Brown
thinks he may recover if peritonitis
does not develop. He is an excellent
citizen and he and his wife have the
sympathy of all. This is the fourth
time he has been hurt by falling.
The ring that is afraid to trust the |
people served a notice on the election
commissioners Monday evening that
they would ask Judge Bernetha for
a mandate at Rochester Tuesday ev-
ening consequently the commission
ers did not announce their verdict.
After the commissioners spent almost
three days in trial of the case and
took all the evidence in the case, the
ring wants the court to tell them
what to do without any evidence
Every movement of the boilers shows I
that they are afraid of justice.
At Culver there was one of the
most interesting meetings of Bryan
day. Several rows OF cadets were
lined up in military precision and
they split the air with their yells.
There were also several hundred
other people in the audience. Mr. Bry-
an "cut out" politics and made very
pretty patriotic address. 81 am in
terested in boys" said he, mot only
because / have one who is now stu
lent at this school, but because the
BOY of today in a few years will
nave to bear the responsibility of