The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-03

evening TO attend the funeral of
Emanuel Ramp at Argos Thurs
day. Mrs. Ramp is his niece.
Since the San Francisco earth
quake gas men at Hartford City
contend that there has been a no.
ticeable increase in the pressure
in a number of wells that are now
in use.
Henry Moullenhour, one of the
prominent farmers who has been
for many years a resident of Tip
pecanoe township, transacted
business in Plymouth Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah A. Suit, wife of
Levi Suit, of North township,
died Friday, aged ga years. Fun
eral and interment at Paramount
church and cemetery Sunday at
2:30 p. m.
A dispatch from indianapolis
says that Col. William ]. Bryan
will open the campaign this fall
in Fort Wayne. He is expected
home from his trip around the
world in September.
Thos. Huey, II years old, of
Rochester, has been granted a di-
vorce from his 19-year-old bride.
They had lived together seven
weeks. He alleges cruel treat
ment and abandonment.
Work has commenced on the
foundations for Bremen's new
school mouse. The contract was
let for $31,S50, but this does not
include the heating apparatus and
painting. The entire cost of the
new building will exceed $4,000.
Eleven Seniors, one Junior and
two Sophomores have just been
suspended from Lafayette Col
lege at Easton, Pa, as ringleaders
in a hazing mob. This prompt
action of the authorities will be
commended by all right-thinking
people.
General Kilgore of Polk town
ship, who spent over a year in
California, says it is a very hard
place for a man of ordinary means
to make a living, and aside from
its nice climate, it will not COM
pare favorably in any respect with
Indiana.
The Fort Wayne Journal Ga
zette is a Democratic paper that
complains because gamblers in
Fort Wayne are let off with a fine
instead of being fined and sent to
Jail. The Plymouth Independent
Democrat does not want gamblers
sent to Jail.
Matthias Felter of Plymouth,
came to Rochester this morning,
to take a job as mason on the
new gas plant building. MI. and
Mrs. Felter may take up their
residence in Rochester again
some time this summer.-Ro-
chester Republican.
Mrs. Starke of Chicago,
brought her son to Plymouth this
week and placed him in St. Mi
chael's Academy. This school,
under its present management
and excellent corps of teachers
has obtained a wide reputation
and has a large attendance.
POOR Mrs. Dowie. Voliva says
she is a treacherous, wicked wom-
an and a spy. Dowie says she
has some" noble qualities, but
leaves some other things to be in
ferred. She is bound to have a
hard time of it for the rest of her
life whichever way she turns.
The controller of the currency
has issued a certificate permitting
Ithe First National Bank of Ke-
wanna, Ind, to begin business
with $4,000 capital and the fol
lowing officers, President, D. w.
Sibert; vice president, Joseph
Slick; cashier, William H. Coil.
The Democratic county central
committee in Allen county for
mally adopted the direct vote sys-
tenn for nominating candidates for
the county ticket, after having
decided that the percentage sys-
tenn followed two years ago was
not satisfactory. The committee
also voted to adopt the Austral-
ian voting plan.
According to the census de-
partment's report South Bend has
fourth place in the statistics of
manufacturing industries in the
state. The gain over 1900 is 1872
per cent in value of products ia
in average number'of wage earn
ers, and 27.3 in wages. Other cit
les rank indianapolis first, Terre
Haute second, Evansville third.
A dispatch from Marion, Ohio,
says: Mrs. John Jacoby dreamed
early in the morning that her
nephew, Roscoe Hogendobler, is
years old, had been drowned at
Elkhart, Ind. Her screams awak-
ened her husband. Three hours
later they received a telegram
saying the young mans body had
been recovered from a stream in
which he had been drowned Sat-
urday night"
The L. E. & w. company has
contracted for twenty-five new
seventy foot frst-class passenger
coaches with high back seats,
Pintsch gas light, six wheel