The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-05

Brief State Items.
The state convention of the socialist party
will be held April q at indianapolis.
James Thomas, 20 years old. of Union,
was struck by a train and instantly killed
at Hazleton.
Fire at Princeton damaged McCarty d
Co.'s implement stock and building 5000
The origin is unknown.
Paul, the 3-year-oId son of Conrad Burk-
hardt of Madison, ran in front of an elec-
trio car and was killed.
The 11-year-old of James Wheeler, =
farmer, of Ely, was probably fasAIIy pol
soned from eating canned sardines.
A defective fiue caused the destruction of
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs Vance
Fulton, near Cambridge City. Loss s.. 800.
The 2-year-old daughter of Arthur Rose
BURY of North Vernon, died from injuries
sustained in falling into a kettle of hot
water.
Chauncey Connolly. aged Is, was struck
by a G. r. g. /. passenger train at Win
chester, receiving injuries which caused
his death.
The 12-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Crowder Of Noblesville, choked
to death during a violent paroxysm Of
coughing.
While playing with q loaded shotgun at
Centerville, Herbert Moore, a 1S-year-oId
boy, shot and instantly killed Charles Hed-
ner, aged IL.
benjamin Wilson, a farmer living near
Golrucfon xroc ltnoI - u~rco;~. .oo~
Walton by a car on the Fort Wayne and
Wabash traction line.
Thomas Douglass shot and instantly
filled his wife at Brazil and then sent .
bullet through bis heart, dying instantly.
Jealousy caused the act.
Ed. Williams, who shot and killed Ed.
Gateskill q few weeks ago at Greensburg,
has been sentenced to the penitentiary for
from two to fourteen years
Gladys, the s-year-old daughter Of Chris
Parker, farmer, near Ireland, was fatally
burned by her dress catching IRE, while
playing in front of a CRATE.
Drillers putting down a well for John W.
Pruit, a mile south Of Bedford, struck =
flow of oil at a depth of 150 feet, and the oil
stands sixty feet IN the hole
While duck hunting with q companion,
Maurice Hazenon, aged 20, was drowned in
the Wabash river about i've miles north Of
Tere Haute by the capsizing Of q boat.
A Monon railway coai train was wrecked
two miles east Of Linton and the crew ac-
ccmpanied the caboose in . somersault
down al embankment hut escaped serious
hurt.
A celluloid comb exploded and set IRE to
the hair Of Miss Anna Nicholson Of Shell
byville, while asleep near . CRATE fire. A
shawl was thrown over ner head and the
blaze smothered.
Edward Matthews, aged @. was killed at
the plant Of the United states Cersent
Company at Bedford. He was at work in
q bin when several tons Of coke caved in,
suffocating him.
Paul Roberts, Is years old, of ladAxn .
polls, shot himself through the heart in =
retiring room In the Pennsylvania railroad
station at Logansport- There Is no known
cause for the act
Solomon Rice, aged 70, . farmer near
Newtonville, Spencer county, committed
suicide by blowing his head OF with q
| shotgun, He had been in poor health for .
number Of years.
Francis Earl Wagner, the ~S-year-old son
| of Fra..k Wagner of Indianapolis. choked
to death on a bean. The little fellow was
dead before the family physician could
reach the Wagner home.
Charles Amick Of Anderson, is dead as a
result Of being scalded by the bursting Of a
locomotive boiler fiue while he was firing
| the engine at the roundhouse of the Big
Four railroad in that city.
Five tons of coal accidentally released
from a chute in the yards of the Michigan
Central Railroad Company at Michigan
| City, fell upon Richard Purcell, aged II.
an employee, and crushed him TO death.
Joseph h. Hodapp, president Of the Ho-
dapp Hominy Company of Seymour. COM
mitted suicide at his residence by hanging
himself to the gas chandelier in his room.
Business worries ar, assigned as b cause.
The locomotive department of the Chicago
& Erie railroad shops in Huntington has
been closed down, due to the threatened
coal strike and falling of in business Incl
dent thereto. About 500 men are thrown
OUT oi "en'
Marion Gragg, living near Macy, mar
rcwiy escaped INJURY "nen Z stove was
pio"n 70 p'eces " 'c oap'o,aon :. gun
po"oer IN : s''cA :. ~. A''cne"
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James McWilliams, ex-cashier OF the de-
funct Star Building and Loan Association
Of Linnville, pleaded guilty OF embezzling
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gwen . prison sentence Q. rom TWO 70
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