The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-01

Brief State Items.
Burglars entered George Wilson's
tailor shop in Veedersburg. taking six
suits of clothes Just finished for the
local trade, valued at 5000.
Earl Mart, 10 years old. son of
franklin 4Iart, near Paramount, was
drowned while bathing in the Ware
gravel pit. Two brothers, younger in
years, witnessed the accident.
James Kelley, a farmer living near
Bloomington, was feeding thrashing
machine when his arm caught, and in
trying to extricate himself his right
leg was also caught and mangled. He
will die
Mr. and Mrs. Darius Beatty, OF Co
iumbus, celebrated their fifty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary at Perry's grove,
where an elaborate picnic dinner vas
served to relatives and friends. They
were married at Walesboro.
Alexander Payer committed suicide
In his cell at the County Jail in South
Bend by hanging with strips of cloth,
torn from his undershirt He was
about 40 years old, and was taken into
custody by the police June "a.
A washout on the vandalia railway,
two miles west of Frankfort, caused a
wreck, eight loaded freight cars going
into the stream. The loss will amount
to several thousand dollars The mem
bers of the crew escaped injury. The
wrecking crew was called from Lo-
gansport.
The Rev. David Oberholtzer, of the
Seventh Day Adventist church near
Clay City. though he has a family of
several children of hts own. has seven
adopted sons and daughters, orphan
children taken in their infancy, fed,
clothed, disciplined and brought up to
honorable manhood and womanhood.
At Madison lightning destroyed Sem
ator Duncan's barn, with thirty tons of
hay and 300 bushels OF corn. 1t also
partially destroyed George Smiths
barn. killing number of chickens.
Two horses owned by John Richart
were killed and the big smokestack at
the Ross spoke factory was damaged.
A cen,ro, r7r,on una,.r a. u,cc,a
picked up a piece of what he sup
posed to be glass, which he laughingly
sold to feIlow-workman for five cents
as a diamond The glass" changed
owners several times. until the last
purchaser cleaned it up and found him
self possessed of a diamond valued at
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pany. of which he was president. died
at his suburban home in Fort Wayne.
He leaves a wife and eight children.
and a large estate. Death was attrib-
uted to acute indigestion.
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worked the pump and the house was
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Rcd 81 Trustees ~ The Indsana ctate
co,d,ars, uo,na an Iaf.votte into tho
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members of the institution, some of
the trustees having heard that many
Of the old soldiers and widows at the
home are drawing substantial incomes
which render them ineligible to remain
in the State institution. The matter,
1t is understood, came up at the last
meeting of the Board of Trustees.
While Grover Cade. is years old. son
OF Michael Cade, of Lyons, was re-
turning from a bicycle ride in the
country. he was run down by horse
driven by an unknown person. Cade
was thrown headlong from his wheel
into a ditch. A companion helped him
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1OuSly injured, out ne Qleu ia a lew