The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-16

Peter L. CRUDE and family of Mo-
mona, Iowa, came to attend the
CRUDE reunion at the old homestead
in West township, Saturday and for
short visit with relatives here.
The Plymouth Democrat has es-
poused the cause of the boilers
Senator Parks would better throw up
the sponge and get back into the
Republican party as soon as posi-
BILE.
Miss Clara Kuhn has returned to
her home in Port Huron Mich, af-
ter a visit of few weeks with the
family of Fred Kuhn. She was &C
companied by her cousin Gustavus,
who will spend the rest of his vaca-
ton in that city.
w. E. Weaver and family and
Miss Celia Root came from Elkhart
Saturday to visit the family of A. D.
Jacoby in their new home just east
of this city. Mr.. Weaver is Mrs.
Jacoby's son and he returned to Elk
hart Monday, but his wife and Miss
Root will remain a week.
Daniel Snyder who died suddenly
in South Bend Monday, he'd been a
resident of that city less than three
months. Besides his son Charles, of
South Bend, he leaves a son, George
and daughter, Mrs. Sylvester York
of this city. He was born in Penn
sylvania June IS. 1885.
There was fatal accident at La
porte Sunday evening as the excur-
sion was returning from Michigan
City. Two engines were used to pull
the train to Laporte and in uncoup-
ling one of the engines to take it
back, the fireman was thrown under
the wheels and cut to pieces.
Forty-seven members of Co.
Third Reg. National Guards, left for
Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indi-
annapolis, Mnoday mrning where they
will go into camp for ten days with
the United States regular soldiers
now drilling there. The company is
commanded by Captain Holtzen-
dorff
An exceptional mother-in-law has
appeared in Chicago. Her daughter
has separated from her husband and
in suit for the custody of their &c
months old child the grandn.othcr
testifes in favor of the father. mike
is a good man." said she, "and Mary
is not worthy of him. She is not fit
to bring up the child"
Twelve inches of rain fell over
Southern Texas on Monday night,
August. 5. That means nearly 1000
gallons or GO barrels of water upon
every square rod. 1t is nearly 10000
barrels on an acre or 100000 on a
square mile. No wonder that loss
of life and devastation of property
we're frightfuily great.
Samuel M. Hendricks, 90 years
and months old, joined the Los
Angeles bricklayers union at Los
Angeles, Cal. Hendricks has been a
contractor in this city for twenty
years. He wanted to do some jour
neyman work and decided to join
the union. One of his FIVE children,
a girl was born four years ago.
Lost, strayed or kidnapped When
Frank Ray was last seen he was sit
ting on the steps of the Washing
ton school house talking to a wom-
an Saturday evening. Information
gladly received Later. Since receiv-
ing the above notice we learn that
Mr. Ray and Alonzo Wolforth went
to South Bend Saturday evening
The present week marks the close
of the season for the Winona assem-
bly,. by far the most remarkable one
it has had in the twelve years it has
been in existence. The admission,
from the opening day in June, to the
close next Saturday, will be nearly
40O, 900. The Bible conferer.ce which
commences next Sunday, will bring
many eminent men from all parts of
the world.
Notwithstanding the time lost last
year while the miners were on strike
1,003,419 more tons of coal were
mined in Indiana than in any pre-
voius year. These official figures of
the state mine Inspector do not dove
tail with the official lies of the
mine owners, coal dealers and. daily
papers who joined in justifying the
big increase in the price of coal to
consumers by claiming a heavy
shortage in production
The most severe storm in many
years visited southern Indiana Tues
day afternoon and the downpour in
Evansville lasted for over an hour
In that time more than two inches
of water fell. The rain amounted to
almost cloudburst, and many wash
outs are reported from all sections
of the city Cellars are flooded and
since the rain every fire engine in
the city has been busy pumping out
cellars and water from the streets.
1t is said that an Indiana man
went to California and was delighted
with the fruit, flowers and sunshine.
The next day the flowers and sun
shine we're still beautiful. The third
day he enjoyed the sunshine, fruit
and flowers. After he had been there
six months he was heard to exclaiIn
to himself. Fruit, flowers, and sun
shine, sunshine, fruit flowers. Oh,
landl but / wish l was back in IN
diana, where they have corn, cattle,
and hogs and other substantial bless