The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-02-08

A big Touring mill may be added
to Plymouth's manufacturing con-
Germs, within a year.
Lafayette Whitman, one of the
prominent farmers of the north part
of the county was here Tuesday.
Mr.. Kline of the firm of Kline &
Son, Warsaw was looking after some
property that he has here Tuesday.
He has resided at Webster for several
years.
More than a regiment a week of
civil war veterans have died within
six months. And no one knows the
siege against suffering they have en-
dured throughout these years.
The first zero weather of this win
ter was Saturday morning, February
3, when the mercury registered two
below. 1t registered the same Mon
day morning and was one degree
colder Tuesday morning.
The new King of Denmark is 63
years of age, and it is doubtful if he
finds much satisfaction in the notices
of his elevation to the throne, which
are mainly given over to remarks
about the person who is to succeed
him.
Republican headquarters were op-
ened at the Claypool hotel, Indianap-
oils, Monday. State Chairman Good
rich is at Washington this week but
will return text Monday and will take
charge of headquarters sometime next
week.
Emperor William is just three
months to the day younger than
President Roosevelt. With all que
respect to the Emperor, he will have
to go some" if he ever catches up
with the redoubtable occupant of the
White House.
Hoch the murderer, sentenced to
die Feb. %, has issued another appeal
to the public. Well, the time left for
Hoch in which to make appeals is
getting painfully short and he is not
to be blamed for desiring to make
the most Of it.
Indianapolis and Marion county,
will take the lead in introducing vot-
ing machines in Indiana. The board
of county commissioners Saturday
awarded a contract to furnish Marion
county with 100 voting machines, al
a cost of $97,5 500.
One committeeman who disagrees
with six other committeeman OF his
own township, cannot for that reason
call a meeting of a committee to dis
rupt the party, any more than one
blue bird can bring spring when the
mercury is below zero.
Ed. S. Brooke formerly editor o.
this paper, but for the last six year:
living in Salt Lake City, Utah, in
letter to F. M. McCrory, states tina
his family is we'll and he is prosper
ing nicely in his new residence blu
has a kindly remembrance of his boy
hood home in Plymouth and want,
to be kindly remembered to his man,
friends.
A number of Republican Statesmen
of Indiana will invade the nationa
capital this week. Each of these de
clares there is no political Significant,
in his going East, but it is under
stood that their visit is for the pur
pose of adjusting matters in regar,
to postmasters who are expecting +
be fired out of office in the Eight
district.
The Lincoln League of Indiana j
to hold its annual convention on Feb
ruary IL, IS and IA, to commemorat
the birth of Abraham Lincoln an
promote in every legitimate way tn
success of the Republican party an
its members. The meeting is to b
, held in Marion and all the roads hav
granted a rate of one fare plus 25
Tor the trip.
Tremendous pressure is bein
brought upon the city council of CHI
cago to increase saloon licenses (
3 $1,000 a year. Public sentiment ar
{ pears to be thoroughly aroused to tn
expediency, desirability and necessit
of such a measure, the common belle
{ being that it would result in l~essenin
the number of saloons and in impro,
ing the quality of the saloonkeeperl