The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-11-07


George Soice and Frank Taber
have gone to Indianapolis.
Catherine Wagner has gone
to Hanna on a few DAYS visit.
Mrs. John Siders is seriously
i'll at her home on Miner street.
Mrs. Ira Mock is visiting with
friends at LeeSburg for few
days.
Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting
with South Bend friends for
few days
Eugene Miller and wife of Pc
ru. spent the day with friends
IN this city.
Mrs. @. H. Mellinger is visit
ing with friends and relatives at
Walkerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wolford
have returned from a visit at Elk
City. Kansas.
Frank Fertig has gone to Ro-
chester for few DAYS visit with
his daughter. Mrs. Ida Clay.
Misses Lillian Machel and
Pearl Stout have gone to South
Bend on a couple weeks visit.
Mrs. Erwin Reisch and daugh-
ter. Inez. have gone to South
Bend for a couple OF weeks visit.
Mrs. Ernest Castleman has
gone to Atwood for a few days
visit with friends and relatives.
]. +. Kendall has returned to
his home In South Bend, after
visiting for a few days with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Margaret Rhodes of Tip
pecanoe. who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Jesse Will
liams. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Charles Stauffer has re-
turned to her home in South
send, after visiting for a few
days with her father, Bennett
Boggs.
The Ten Thousand club of
Warsaw has succeeded in land
ing the Herbert Myers Manu-
featuring company of Goshen to
locate in Warsaw. The concern
will be furnished with building
and will be in operation by JAM
Il.
Dispatches have been received
at the State Department from
St. Petersburg stating that sew
eral Americans were killed in the
bombardment of Vladivostok by
the Russian mutineers. The de-
partment has asked for the
names.
Willard Place. of Chesterton,
a Civil war veteran. first took a
dose OF poison and then crawled
into tank partly filled with wat
er to die Thursday. His body
was found several hours after
death He left no message ex-
planning his act.
Through break in the super
structure OF the new bridge over
the Pasig river near Manila, the
bridge collapsed Friday. Sixty
wOrkmen were carried into the
river. Three Americans and 20
Filipinos are believed to be fatal
~ hurt. The damage will prob
ably exceed 100000.
Clifford Blanchard Friday con-
fessed to robbing the mails in the
South Bend postoffice. His wife
OF one year, believing a mistake
has been made, offered to take
his place in the cell of the police
station if he were allowed to Sc
cure proof of his innocence. 1t is
thought Blanchard's stealings
will amount to about $4,000.
The Finnish parliament at
Heisingfors, Thursday passed a
law providing for the prohibition
of the sale OF liquor throughout
Finland. The victory was won
only after a long fight and the
temperance people are much
gratified at the result. A cable
gram was sent to the w. c. II.
I. headquarters in America an
nouncing the news.
Mrs Elizabeth Harper, seven
ty-tise years old. mother of the
late Nm. r. Harper. president of
the University of Chicago, died
Wednesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. Gordon Doug
lass in Pittsburg Mrs. Harper
was the mother of family dis
tinguished in the educational
world. Two sons are still mem
bers of the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Chicago. 4
Insanity is to be the plea in the
defense of Harry Kendall Thaw,
whose second trial for the slay-
ing of Stanford White will begin
December 2. Martin w. Little
ton, chief counsel for Thaw, it
was learned, has decided that
Thaw is insane and has not
adopted this course as merely a
theory on which to conduct a
successful defense, but because
he feels certain of the unsound
mental condition of his client.