The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-11

Hon. B. F. Shively will speak al
Argos, October 16 and at Culver
Oct. /. Both will be evening meet
ings. s@ :
:. In the last six ard one-half year:
there have been organized in Ind
ana 10 national banks with a tota
capital of $6,s25, 900, OF this number
sixty-two have been sorganized with
capitalization OF less than $4,000
and forty-eight with capitalization
of over that amount.
Bourbon papers say that Noah:
ark was needed in that vicinity Satur
day evening September 90 Exactl,
eight inches of water fell in a very
short time, sidewalks foated and ~cel
lars were filled with water. The
rainfall in Plymouth the same nigh
was less than one inch, -.
James M. Cook, who resides or
Thayer street, near Oak Hill GENE
terry, had two fingers on his left hant
badly crushed Wednesday Afternoon
while unloading rails on the Pennsyl
vania near Valparaiso. He wa.
brought to this city and his hand wa
dressed by Dr. Asphalt.
Judge Dodge has given the CRANE
jury additional instruction relating
to an alleged combination between
coal, lime, lumber and lath dealers
of Elkhart The inquisitorial body i
instructed to make an investigation
and in accordance subpoenas have
been issued for number of dealers
r. A. Chase arrived froiu St. Char
les, Mo-, Wednesdaw.eyenins for
visit of few days Prof. Chase wa'
superintendent of theS Plymouth
schools 80 years, and was then pro
NOTED to the position of editor o.
the St. Charles Daily and Week.,
Banner Times, position he is films
with marked ability.
Congressman Brick began hi.
campaign in Kosciusko county
Thursday and will make severa
speeches. 1t seems that earn, Yock
ey, Hess and Boys have advised hin
that he must join the boilers in Mar
shall county and smake gum-sho'
canvass. He will know after ths
election that they gave him bad ad
vice. ~
Postmaster Pickerl says he-ean no
get around with his old friend Franl
Hanly to many OF his appointments
this year, because he has to assist A
Beveridge in getting ready for worl
lin Indiana and coach Charlie Fair
banks for the last days of the cam
lpaign He says he has, however
ldeputized Lew Hess to act in hi
stead in few places
The public addresses and chic
state papers of Governor Hanly have
been compiled and put into book
form by George B. Lockwood. Th'
first is "The Patriotism of Fcace,
and it is followed by addresses tina
deal with questions affecting thu
states welfare, and with some made
on Memorial day. at political gather
ings and on other occasions.
Oliver Porter, son of o. R. Porter
living near Rutland required TIL
services of doctor last week a
the result of an accident in the corn
field. He stood in the track of .
stalk-cutter (Which is. knife attach
ed to the front end of board dra,
or sled) and his left ankle was GU
to the bone. The severing of the lig
ament is likely to leave him with ;
weak ankle for some years.-Culve
Citizen.
We are not in the habit of motto
ing things so small but the ruinper
secretary said Tuesday afternoon t.
prominent Republican that the su
preme court had promised then
their opinion in the Hendricks chair
manship case by Friday or Saturda.
at the outside. This is the first cas-
on record of which the Suprem
court was known to peddle thei
opinion in advance to little sever
by nine tooth puller.
DR.. Alfred III. Robbins who died a
Rochester Monday, had been resi-
dent of Fulton county 20 years. HI
was a prominent Democrat and serv
ed two terms in the legislature. HI
was forceful and ready speaker,
very temperate man. and abhorrst
dishonesty in any form. Funera
services will be held at the residenc
in Rochester Thursday afternoon
conducted by Rev. G. H. Devoe, o
Peru, his former pastor
| The Mozart Club have organized
large mixed chorus, which under TIL
leadership of Prof Owens will rem
der "The Messiah" sometime during
the coming season. All OF the bes
musical talent of Plymouth have re
sponded to the invitation of the Clul
to assist, and the prospect of a re
newed interest in good music is yer,
promising. The Club has been invite
to compete at the Eisteddifod at Ma
rion, Ind, Nov. 80 and will perhap
attend