The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-27


will be required to finish the murder
trial. The defense will try to prove
insanity and that is always tedious.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hatfield OF
Bourbon, who attended the reunion
of the 21st battery at South Bend
off here inPlymouth to hear
a part Of the murder trial.
Schuyler Helm who was home or
a furlough of thirty days. left Satur-
day afternoon to complete his course
of study in the United States Mill
tary Academy at Annapolis, Md. He
has but one year more.
The Laporte baseball team lays
claim to the championship of north
ern Indiana, on the ground that il
has defeated Hammond, Chesterton
the South Bend Reserves, Mishawa-
ka, Elkhart and Peru.
The meeting of the Business Asso
citation to consider the telephone sit
uation, Friday night was somewhat
stormy and there was considerable
difference of opinion. The matter
still remains unsettled. ,
Albert Weber went to Chicago {
few days ago and purchased fasi
walking horse to match the one hi
had and now expects to get over the
country fast enough to buy all the
calves farmers have to sell.
Rev. J. w. Delong and family went
to Michigan. Friday evening to visit
a few days before going to the worl
at Dayton, Ind. He began his worl
as a minister there thirty-two years
years ago, when he was twenty-five
years old.
On September 20, just. one month
after ground was broken for the ex'
cavation, workmen commenced lay
ing the foundation for the magnifi-
cent Y. M. c. A. building which the
Company is erecting for
the benefit of the young men Of
South Bend.
The later returns from the Maine
show that Congressman Lit
tlefield, who was opposed by Comp
ers and the Federation of Labor
really did better than any of the 9th
er Republican congressional candi
dates. Organized labor has never yet
made much of a showing at the polls
Robert R. Hit, the veteran Illinois
died at his summer
home on the coast of Rhode Island
Thursday. He had been in congress
"a years and was one of its ables,
but he had been sick fol-
and was not able to do much
during the last session His age was
72 years.
The Republicans of Pulaski county
held their convention on the same
afternoon that the Republicans oil
Marshall county nominated ticket
A good ticket was nominated and
resolutions similar to those passed ir
were adopted. The resolu
tons lid not refer to Congressman
Brick in any way.
Fonetic spelling should require 'is'
to be spelled "iz" if it requires par
tisan' to be spelled ipartizan.' i
the sound in that word and in artisan
is the z and not the sound, the
same sound should be given to tho
final letter of "is," or else we mus
adopt the Dutchman's "iss" for pro
All of the jurymen in the Retting
er-Bates murder trial are farmers
and majority OF them were born il
Marshall county. All of the other.
have been residents of the count,
many years. 1t is the most intelli
gent well informed and substantial
jury that we ever saw chosen to tr,
murder case.
On, October 5 and the fourth an
nual After Harvest Jubilee will b.
at North Judson. There are a arg,
number of prizes offered for the bes
grain and vegetables on exhibit
First and second prizes will also b.
given for long list of miscellaneou
articles. For the exhibit of fruit
poultry, horses and cattle goo,
prizes are offered.
DIR. Guy M. Brothers, thirty-thre
years old, a successful practitioner o
New Paris, and graduate of tn
Indiana Medical college, committee
suicide Wednesday evening about
O'Clock by taking cocaine. he LEI
his 6ancee, Miss Ora Davis, standing
outside the house, telling her h
would return in. few minutes. H
then went to his room, disrobed an
swallowed the fatal dose
Charles w. Morgan of Mort
township, who has been a resident G
Marshall county longer than an
other man living, made our office
pleasant call Friday. He attende
the republican convention and
much pleased with the nomination.
He has no use for the boilers II
said there are some good men o
their ticket, but so help me God
will never vote for man that train
with that gang"