The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-12

som, CAL, State prison for the murder Of
Charles Horigan at Dixon, Nov. 81, 1904.
At Ashland, Ore, shortly after 8 o'clock
the other night a distinct earthquake was
felt. The vibrations lasted nearly two
seconds.
Eating too many peanuts caused the
death of May Katherine, the 6-year-old
daughter of Joseph G. Kaufman of Eas-
Liverpool, Ohio.
A young woman rehearsing the "Whirl
of Death" IN Ringing Brothers circus
in Chicago narrowly escaped death when
her auto failed to leap the gap.
In Bellefontaine, Ohio, Hugh Glenn
fred two bullets at his wife and then
killed himself. She escaped unharmed.
Domestic trouble had preceded the ira
gedy.
The bristle of q toothbrush which lo1g-
was extracted the other day from the arm
OF Miss Agnes Zeltar, who lives near
Eveleth, MINI.
John Alexander Dowie sought seven Of
lions fairest women as his wives under
his ~polygamy project, according to infor-
nation obtained by the new leaders at a
secret meeting.
Rev. John Dempsey, pastor Of st. Ber-
nard's Roman Catholic church of Craw-
louisville, Ind, fell dead on the steps Of
the altar while saying mass at the funeral
of a parishioner.
Duncan Clark, a famous broncho bust
er, for years holder of the title of cham
pion steer roper of the world, accidentally
u~,~ I.l1ol ~-L.ln Ir-<.~-- .<L 49, f~.o-l-
near Cheyenne, Wyo.
Simon Stern, charity superintendent in
St. Joseph, Mo-, was attacked by a man
to whom he had refused assistance and
will die of his injuries. Stern's assailant
is supposed to be insane.
Miss Anna kundoon, a teacher at
Rossville, Kan, found eleven young coy
otes in the woods and captured them with
her bare hands. She will raise the ami
mails and sell them for pets.
A telephone message from Benton,
No., says that the Jail there has been
blown open with nitroglycerin and three
negroes and a white man, prisoners. have
escaped. No one was injured.
Chicago went on record Tuesday as OPP
posed to municipal operation of street
railways, but in favor of issuing $75,OO0.-
600 Of Mueller law certificates and speedy
acquisition of traction properties.
Miss Florence Parker, daughter Of a
wealthy Arizona Eaining man, whose
strange sleep for seven weeks excited the
interest of the medical fraternity, has left
the hospital in a normal condition.
The decent element controls the Chicago
City Council as the result Of Tuesdays
election, with forty-two Aldermen on the
side of high license and forty-eight indors-
ed by the Municipal Voters League.
John e. Gooding prevented the wreck
ing of the Rocky Ford, Colo, State bank,
of which he is president, by rushing $780,
600, the proceeds of the sale of the Dells,
his Wisconsin resort, to that city on a
special train.
William r. Davis, said to be a son of
a former Governor of Maine, and whose
| mother, Mrs. Laura B. Davis, is a resi-
| dent of Bangor, Me-, committed suicide
in Portland, Ore, by shooting himself
| through the head.
A big petition is to be sent to Washing
] ton to add a million acres, including sev-
; erai entire counties, to the Nebraska for
! est reserve. The cattle barons, it Is
{ claimed, are back of it and the land may
be leased and illegal fences stay up.
David s. Rose, Democratic candidate
for a fifth term as Mayor of Milwaukee,
was defeated by Sherburn NJ. Becker, the
young Republican candidate, who swept
all before him, drawing largely from the
/ vote the Social Democrats expected.
Rev. +. H. Rouse, rector of the Ascen-
sion Episcopal church in st. Paul, Mimi.
committed supicide by shooting himself,
ar. Rouse came a year ago from Boston
to take charge of Ascension parish. III
health is given as the cause Of the act.
DR.. C. A. Snodgras, health commits
sioner of st. Louis, died from pneumonia
A week ago he completed a paper On the
causes and treatment of pneumonia, which
he was TO read before a society of physi
clans, and half an hour later the disease
developed.
George Douglass, a rich miner, was
probably fatally wounded in San Jose
CAL, in a revolver fight with a burglar
The burglar was twice wounded, and latei
was arrested in Santa Clara. In al.
pocket was a diary giving details of ses
erai burglaries, to which the man has
I confessed
The sensational suit filed by Miss Ma
G. Wood against United States Senator
Thomas G. Plat, William Loeb, secretary
to the President, ard former Postmaste'
General Wynne for $15O,OO0 damages wa.
called ia court in Omaha and dismissed
by Judge Kennedy because no one appear
ed sor the plaintiff.
A decision upholding the law making
tire stakeholder of a national bank liabl'
for twice the amount of his holding wa
handed down by the Supreme Court o
tie United States in the case of TIL
American National bank of Omaha, whicl
vent into liquidation IN 1896. The fac