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Yenninlbania.Rahn
Ra.s BEN Nttea nns sprsss.

*Ah VIZ tRfh5s
'5.<5 gurm. (tnioH . Citation SOB Bnrm.),
Etttshnre egprsb urlb e9ieaso Special.
'f1.4t Wsrr'. (urton'S tattoH tt.65 Gorut.).
SdlptsStnte GSpreb.
'1.1O Wadlm. Coon rnionsS tatior), .1be geaii.
'nindllta" gtnttteo, mao ebieaep, Cincinnati
"3.15 Rad,m. t0ou Union statiou), ct. aouis
Slrntieot nab Jnbianapotts uno ct. 2outs.
@A.o5 Wadirt. (ooH antpirStatton), .PsuHFat
aanta spetiai," II Stasoeu naM Ssieaep.
'4,55 @adlm. (bon iintOn.sta tion), Gbfeaeu
ino Ct. 3onis @Spreb.
40 abeHbs (oOn antor'etatlOn). ebieaao
$50 assHss (uon inton.e iatton). ei. sonis
$3.50 aibenss (pon tInion.station), gseftern
SIptsb uno @Iebelauo unb GtRetnnati &x'
'1IlI satts (iptnn,s tation 11.bb aa6.s)
HitiSbura GpeftuI.
III Mad9ls lluiiOn'stattOn i1.s6 Haats)
40 W,prarns m~ntonsGtntipn 4.44 Usorsens)
tieiid, nab St6sSaben.
ss.45 gsrm. q rioHsStattoh s.5b Horm.l. TAG
lth, nadi Buffalo (otd emporium uretton1.
erie, UNI 8oteutnae. uon ~sodbefier,
tt.4 Vnrm. 0inionGtatton) t1.55 Borm.),
iieit4 nad 5teiobo, uno an 8OeentaseH
4-s5 yaabm, iaeItb (ton tintoneeiattoH). mad
$50 apsaSS, tiaIta (tou rIntOn.s,atton). nsa
$50 Mbrnss, tdaIib Coon tiniou.e:attpn). naa
Grie iHo Mobefter.
@a@ slnnopolts 1sl @rrmy 4.S7 gadm. all
SNptUCltlBNu. SptHluhS osDu 0IokHtI2s
Ron uuien-s taftBn
Gadl Gbtlaseipbta uub gtfu.gorf.
'S isS,,G s%'aa tnir sssO.S yssnsrsiiesai atHt se'Sa
l*1t,05 MIR gelu.gorD Beru, *.t2.o5, u 40.
*4,0o. *645. TOO, f1.26 aheIos alt gaoten'
tHeen; g%s''niaqsd; lAs; 1902 @5 % ssss
s'ur FttInosIpqia, 40. e;S5; $40. ego HOO
Worgets. LOS, 3.04t 40, 4,b7 1915 uno
go glbenbs an BotentaaeI. geuitaes.
$50, Tbs VsnrgeHs. 3.04. 4.20. 4.57. $3.50.
Gas 9ibenos.
ga6 NoIicn. $40 moreri,s at gso6entasen,
1888 Mbeuos tdelih.
l~ieaeioen Bulifter an Der 0elaporesB iottoH.
$50. TOO Miorqens. $50. 4.b7 uno 100
ahenss an ssoarntasen. eonntass. loo
@aibinaion Grpre6, 2.2s. 2.51. e.1s, 7.25, 7.se.
t59, 2l2. a.46. 8,f5,- sac $50 6o4. SIS.
lat $50, s.4s, -9t5, $50. 1850 Wbsnbs an
ggsSd'lliagena sSnnidSs Sor 2ge. 25a AZ.
L2a G.96 eim.teb), Tat. $50, els, ESQ.
1890 gbcrhs.
9'ab gtarnpOIlS, 7.s6 Born. 1913. 4.42 gatrt..
sos stbeites an @oheitagen. Gonrtaes.
$3.50 s'orm. uno Cos ebenos.
rt.a',1te sesIt airs SspreB. 2.tt w'orasns
southern S!|aligao. Sag wqt,n,, 1870. .s:tA
eeabonro. sir Cine Rb., Gig gorm.. 5.07
gortolt mo sSeiteru nalIipap. $3.50 ubenbs
g. L :. MI, .1a.4s modmittassan saOdeus
iagen. 1915 uuo #o.b5 9beuos tdgItdb.
9iba Eeunfntuduta- MI enHs.e tatleu.
fhs, SOB, 800 @a@m. i6aith. TAI Wsor.
Qets al sBoteniaeen. 9.5a a6eHhs nir an
ScHute tste
To6 annapoIts. IA Born. AT aa6m., cog
Mbenhs au Mndeniagcu. SonntagS, 600
9lorm., 500 9IbeuoS.
Cir @iaete Tim 1ahrpldne ndd1 alien 4tniteu
ftndj ufruqen duf oent GdIbertsVahnbof. Gorns
ufsSdc baltimore limo SuibertrS trabc INTO
uttiocm ltuionsNabnbof.
SepSd iutro aul sr1ntnen In oben asuauntes
ehreduJ ~abaeboIt unb Mdrftrt.
Gpetfssspaeeon.
80. ~. etter6prb, q. n. squee,
1eu.. GeiddftSfftbrer. Hnf. s1raffie.M dHaces
Geo. q, gehe.
6enernt gaffdgiersIaent.
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&ermiidJte telesrapbiidc Scpeiden.

Gie veapalan $1,000 Sron ans
Steel So" Don G%oniboboten, ga, &C.
oenft, Die Sabrifation uon Sanger
platten 81, un%ternebmen mo bat Elm
grobes greal sur Grrihtlng elmer
Tabrif %erlpprben.
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MarplanS & Ntnnipluania 81. q.
siine uerlaien Martn.arenue. stntlnn.

3hat bfrIaFtH ofthfNbehhe 1fatIoi:
80 8crn'. la6 Dcrf iisIih. ausGenon'tneit
Gonrtaq3.
$50 Horm. na6 Tel'd. FIR Sonntde5.
$50 Nernr. RAD Aelair tdsIi6. ul5seruHrs
men SoHutags.
t.2o Nnhm. rn6 qelatr. rur cnmFtaps.
1926 9ie6m. fa6 gori idaIi6, atsGeHoinnieH
Gonriaag.
a.05 g1d,m. nan gs'td. rnr Senrtnas.
i45 Indbn,. tid6 9cIait iieli0. dlsgcfonts
men Sotitta1s.
600 stbelbe NAB Tef!o tdplidl. disGeEpnia
trfr zerhtnce.
If 90 TbenbS mad, Delta. nur curntuas.
tI.30 aberos ftnd Aeldir, Mittpo3 1t. Cant
fiag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15
Baltimore Sampf . Eadet Gu.
l9llte uno AunerlGifae Nni.2tnic.l
Die Ger. StantensVpii bef1tbetno. :.
9anipfer Britannia" uten). nAtabama,"

8ie Der. Stuaters9Scft beforoerno.
Tampfer rgirgiuia" (neu). ,Atabama,"
,Wecratn," y5euuefee".
Santpfer in6re1 tlglifl. SonniaGs. aiisucnunlf
men, bon ben ,Pai'pinie" sgiers, Nr. 10-l8,
aiabt'Strabe, $50 gtbenos, brett rad Oh
4oiii Comfort. gsorfolf. 4ortsliouib urb aaeli
Eunften oes Gibens. gerbtnolne IN Glib
Toitt Comfort nit rs. & 8. 9ifenbnbu", g'ot
8idntotn, &erbinpniig In 4Sorismoutb init benz
~Seuhoarb @ir zine" foIioen 3ua nnd 0orts'
MOUTH nub gtinnta. IN alotfolf 9erbinbune
nit Der DatIantte eDoit Cine MlorfoIf tne
mciilid uno aOIo Dominion 2tre" rdd Nefos
bern. 8afbitgion. 3.sG.. Nidnloiio. VA, uno
NepsUprf.
aRabI3elien mad curopiifdcm gfane. .2nru'
ribfe auiilteu5tinmer eleitrtfde geieitdiuna,
HantpfbeiSnng. stolen fret. 8eiernirte anilit.1.
t!nmer in ben 0iHci'Giilcntt ber Sat Cine, !"
Dir, t07. GitlHaIiIm)re, CITRATE. gr. 200 mo
500. 2tabtSirabc, :. VI. e. Efiicc, Siiooft'6de
Baltimore. unb GllbcrteStrnBe, Continental
1ruit guiIoiua" uno aIbutet yr. 100. gipros
ebarfeSsStruba.
robin d. Sher,uauo, e. pruipn,
GieesFrtf. II. @e1.s Wianaeer. Sen .s1aft. sGeedt.
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5nnge 9amcn! WadJt Gndj Sieic
Cfferte All WnBc.

Ntr biloen iett cine alaife fdr iunee Enmer
IN hrierer Efertlr Iameuidbneiber . enitem.
eduie. giner Der @rrtteiGe at Der Getbeilis
oina btcfer Gtnfe IN Der. oGb 1diiteriitttet
erIanbi m. M loren eiecnet aIei6erf III ar.
beiien. Siefe alaiFe 1T I'M aanuar 1906 III.
famrfen s~eireieH. Spesteae 8erIefungeH 5luei
nth bret s'dl bic g1edhe. Sraeno cine junpe
Ennte. Die cine Fdfbipndhle Shneioerin an iuer.
her ipiinfdi. icutr ft6 bttfe cftcrte Ill glnpel
mGdeu.
MIR peiteye ausfunft f1reibe oher fpeuhs
man iih an 1ft. ~. enbers, sir. noe. Wet.
easatugaS Gas saipars, Ctr. t3I6--)
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Ibiabrtstase Der 9aiiasier.3 ampier
o Wem-Yprf.

IHt 10. gtppeltptI 2uHlpItt pSDlls
railte" mad Sabre.
Sim i5. Nopember Gampier n6anl.
burg" nnd Heopet unN 8cnta.
Sim II. Nopcnlber Gonnpfcr nGor.
mania rdb 9ipcrpooF.
Nm II. 9topembcr Compiler nEcnm,
i%plpania" nod Somburg.
Mm II. Gopembcr Compiler nNoro.
s(merica" nad NeapeI uro Genlla.
am II. Nppember Gampfer Stem.
Dorf" nod Soutbampton.
am II. Nopernber Gompfer nVtia.
~neapolis" nud) 2pnoon.
Am II. Ropember Gompier Sale.
oonia" mad Glasgow.
Mm 90. Nopember Gompier .aoi-
Ter @ilbelm Der 3meite" nod Ore,
men.
Im 20. Nopembcr 2ompier ,lllto,
MIA" nod Neapel.
Am q. Nopember 9ampfer o9ai'
tic" mad, 2iperpool,
Nm 81. Nopember 1ampfer
n&ropulano" mad Intluerper.
gnn 81, Nopelnbcr Camper Ger.
mania" noh Heapcl uno Warieiues.
Im q. Wopembcr Gampicr .Noor.
oam nad1 ROTTERDAM.
am %. Topember Gampfer ngmc,
rifa" nad Samburg.
Gm %. Nppembcr 0qmpicr so
Sopoie" nudl Sopre.
PINT %. Nopember Gampier naoi-
icr Srieorid)" nad) 8rcmcn,
am 90. Nopember Iampier .llnt.
tco Stotes" nad) Gopenba9en.
sm "a. Mopembcr Gompfcr 30.
topia" noh Somburg,
@nl "a. Nopenl6cr Camper n2n'
cnnio" rad) 2ipcrpool,
Am "a. Topember Gampfcr st,
2oili5" nod southampton.
Im 81, Ropember Gompftr
.Iitoria" nod Glasgow.
Am "a, Nopcmber Gampier nMilt.
neboba" nad 2on6on.
Im a. 9topenlber Gompier go
@ascogne" nod Sure. .}L
@m 81. Nopefnber Garnpfer SO
| Tia SpGCubura" rod Hcopcl nm
Sricit.
gm q, Nopember Gaupicr Gar.
pot6id" tad ftdpel 'iiItS' @rniio.
Sm 49, Mtbemberl Gambler n9rc,
men" nod 9tcner.fo6 yc'
al q. '%9topcntbet5 2ampict
.Main" nod Bremen. frIe
am IS. Nooen1oer Gompitr
nHieuip . amItcro:m" nod Eotter.
Dam. ,t
am 90. Wopcmber 9anpier Sta.
lio" nod Heapel ni1o 8enun.
gm 90. Noucmbcr GampIcr uEro'
pence" nod SABRE.
Mm %. Hopenrber Tompicr rGeo'
rio" nod Teopcl uno 8cnuo.
GIN 1. Gc5en1ber Gompfcr nIlgc'
ria" nad) Neopcl.
Nm /. Ge5entbcr Gonpier n0ta'
bonno" nod) Ncdpcl uno WorieiIlcS.
Nm I. Gc5cmbcr 3ompicr nEblla'
belpbia" lled Soutbon,pton.
am /. Ie5ember Gompfcr ygtcIo'
ha" nad 2onoon.
ant 1. Gc5ember 3ampfer nTa.
trieio" roh S%ontbnrg.
Sim +. Ge5embcr 3ompIcr nSaro'
nin" rod) 2iperpool.
Sim i. Ge5embcr Gon1pier vErin'
5eiiin Srene" nod Ncapel nlO o.
mo.
Ym A. 9c5cntbcr Tanpicr vaoiiT
@ilGelm Der 3peitc" nod 9rcn1el,.
In 4. Gc5cm5cr Gpfr. nWoltfe"
nod Neapel unb 8enua.
gm A. Ie5entbcr 3ompfer SID
ponia" itod, Gibraltar unb Heopl.
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gsenes COMMANDO fir Tmniton.

Fl. 2ouis, Mo, Ia. Nopentber.
9rigaoegeneral Jreoerif Sllnitun
iibernabm geIiern bas Commando Ser
iiioneitlid)en Iipiiion Der Vunoes-
arnee. oeren Sauptquartier Dol,
Gflaboma bierber perlegt fuorben lit.
p1breno bas Saitptanartier Ser rt6ro.
lid)en 1ipiiion fortan III Chicago lit.
uchin General u. W. BreeIp iiio iein
Stab iiberIieoeltet,.
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Baltimore Obio- Balm.
. Idoft6. iIaeItn. ausgenommen gonniags.
2Rnr GDHntnap.

SfpreB3tae t, frne Sthhot nut Der EthHos" ppa
Camden : Stntiun run @aibinatpu an go.
heniaaen. 500 Norm. bis 500 Nbenos. NIT
@psmon.Dientt. 5rntree abfabrt bon URi.
Morols Citation.
Raibinaion. DerIaHen wat. SOMA. ct, 200,
ITO 1860. *s.45. s84s lf0.55, !tt.53 Dor.
n;iitoGS, 7t2t0. fi2.40. tt.55. *2.43. 1880,
ala. i4.F5. 1886. 1900. 1886, 1909, s10.55.
eli 81 sltcuoS: berG. Gambler Ct. 1900, So h,
1913 l7.20. 100. $3.50. *g.N0. 1000, III 90
9orni.taae. $500 Gdtts. taos. 2t2.l6.
II no. 2t.cJ. i2.00. 300. 1896, 400. 1880,
1900, 1905, 1886, 1900, *6.t6, 1920, l7.O0,
1900, .s.t8. 1000, *te.ob. +tt.I0. stt!b
annapplis, mt. mobal. e.ation, 1850 nns
2s.45 @orti., i4.bs $3.50 9ahut. GamoensSia.
tion !s.on itto H.C0 &Orm. 1905 Wtttaes,
800. 1886 NIB O. 30 a0eHos.
Trebet!f, Mi. a7dolI Sfuttra. f8.45. ie.4s.
Qnrm. gambeH citation, t7.5h 300, D.1e
UNI 1000 gorr-, lt.25, 1858 una $500 Rad.
MMdeHsr, gt. srobaI. rio Norm, i2.43
$50 Gddm.. Gambler, T.20 Borni, 500
la.6e uub 90 Jladlm
Gdgtrstsipn. get. Sonpi sta. 4.45 Rprur..
$3.50 Nudu., gonthen Etniiou. 500 Botaf..
x. 30 nrb 400 Tudut
gaitntt'Giip mo VT. Hire, g,mhsr gtatien
l7.sh.- 29ib Rorut.. l.25, 1880. sb.20. 1880
stt.a5 @herhs.
gnrts' s.op, Ganben g,ut,er. 1920 gcrrn
epraa. sRt. Nendf. "2.43 soanr.. 9autben
$500 nd1m.
ycaaf eiuf e,ne na6 ghtiasstpbla uus Rsn.
Dart. tfuer Terminus an Tretanbs mausta.
Ntr Sfrake, 9e.u.T9trf, bedHep. sadt Cgtflt,
Fdeuteru aub Gefddtf1. . fstft
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EUTHt , -lHfUrUWWUFVv INV TFEIlW FHm Ves
traprh ir GaiabeH. unb 10. ssohul.S tntton nm
10 tl6r @herhs.
VI uaf Ht,autfe.ghh ali gsodertaaen: Q,
mad. Atfaatie.Gt tdeItdb. = mao Htlnutie.gtth
5cnrtaee. Wife 3hGe baIten In DiIminetca;
Y hdtt In ghefflg.
Eikfa. gffpm., eemeen. -tnficn, 2s.0s, ISIS
serfH.. i2. 90. 28.f0 gahm.; Mtt TubaI Gta.,
2s.tn. 1920 Nutrt., 1925. 76 is Ranul.
Nterseen %sifpru., ganiefn Citation, toe
Radrt., ~ 10 AheRes: MT. NondI Citation
Rsfereiriinq bon N,drfn tn ghfdft ceer Rar,
IcrsyBanqons, Sreifs'Rateu etc, msveen TONED
s%e'ornt ner ssenhsn In .nrea '~nInerssr Atuss.
& q. ct Saul 1924 oset Dlb gourtIanb 1901.
mt. AphdIsc Citation 6. & 4. 9Gt, s,erron 1928;
Gambler 5t1ticn 2rforrntinas Hiirrdl. al.
Tduf sac cher NH. geurtiano 2726. uno
I'll. 5aD. 5aos8rnnotpah.
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paie thr's siHsianD tefssst q. lalainf. ut.
4t3, Ef.Satimsse. etTs uats GsifMmteuie. sue.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
BENNETT FILES
A DAMAGE SUIT
Asks $4,000 for Injuries He
Received in Red Mems Ex-
curSion Wreck.
C. C. 81. ROAD DEFENDANT
ALLEGES THAT THE
TIES WERE ROTTEN AND THE
TRACK DEFECTIVE - BYRAM
ROBBINS HIS ATTORNEY.

Alleging that the rotten ties and de-
fective track on the c., c. & l.. Rail
road caused the wreck of the Red
Mems special on the morning of April
4. when the local lodge members re-
turned from a meeting at Rushville.
William H. Bennett, South Eleventh
street, yesterday fled suit in the
Wayne Circuit court for damages to
the amount of $4,000. Byram Z.
Robbins is his attorney.
Mr.. Bennett was perhaps the most
seriously injured of all the victims OF
the accident, he claiming that the llg
aments of his neck and back were
sprained and bruised, that he suffered
severe internal injuries, that his spine
was wrecked and that the coccyx bone
was fractured He is still confined to
his bed and will probably not be out
Cor some time.
In the complaint, Mr.. Bennett alleg-
es that the wreck was caused by the
company's negligence in not providing
new ties at the point where the wreck
occurred, after it was known that the
ties then in use were old and rotten
He also claims that the railroad COM
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
ANOTHER ORDER POSTED
WILL RESUME OLD SCALE
Pan Handle Finds That Its Shops Are
Too Busy For the Men to Work
But Forty Hours Week-Many
Laborers Affected by Change.

The order issued two weeks ago by
the operating department of the Penn
sylvania Lines, whereby many of the
car shops were ordered to work short
er hours, was not destined to be in
force long, as second order has been
issued which puts the forces back on
full time again.
When the coal strike was announc-
ed, it was thought that fewer men
would be needed in the car shops but
it is found that trains are being oper-
ated as usual and the force of men
in each shop must work full time in
order to have cars and engines in
good repair.
Beginning next Tuesday, May /, the
car shops that were recently reduced
to 40 hours week will be raised agin
to SIS hours, or five days of ten hours
each, and Saturday a half day of five
hours This will affect many men all
over the system as under the old
order they worked but four days in
the week
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
REV. WAKEFIELD is SAFE
He Had Left His Home In San Jose
Before the Disaster--Is Now at
Pacific Grove.

Col. John F. Miller, North 10th
street, yesterday received the follow
ing message from the Rev. j. B
Wakefield, former Richmond man,
whose home is in San Jose, Califor-
mia: Safe and well. We fortunately
escaped awful catastrophe by COM
ing here Tuesday"
The message was sent from Pacific
Grove. California, long distance
away from the stricken district. The
Rev, Wakefield went there on the day
preceding the terrible disaster.
The Rev. Mr.. Wakefield was at one
time the rector of st. Pauls Episcopal
church in this city and is well known
here. He has several property inter-
ests here. From his telegram, it is
not known whether or not he lost his
home in San Jose as a result of the
earthquake.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
CHESTER PEOPLE HEAR
Persons From That Place Who Were
in California Escaped Without
Injury.

Residents of Chester who have rel
atives in San Francisco were much re-
lieved yesterday to receive letters
from some of the young men who
were in San Francisco or in other of
the destroyed cities, saying that they
escaped injury, although some of
them lost homes and positions, as a
result of the catastrophe.
Ralph Snyder, SOC of John Snyder,
and Homer Frazier son of Farr Fra
zier, wrote to their parents and told
of the disaster. They also informed
their relatives that Will Carman
Charles Wyatt, and Orville shaffer,
all former Chester young men, es-
capped injury.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26

be of interest to the public. we will
hold the figures as confidential unless
you express a willingness to have them
published in connection with the
sketch of your business as noted on
the slip.
Our time is limited and we ask your
prompt response to this request
Yours truly,
l.. T. Lemon.
Chairman Committee on Industries.
919 Main Street, up stairs.
N. B.-Should this circular fall into
the hands of anyone who has authentic
knowledge of any early industry in our
city prior to 1850, not heretofore pub
lished, you will confer favor il you
will report same SO that 1t may re-
ceive proper notice.
Please fill out and return not later
than May 1.
Annual sales, based on last years
business, s.. :. =. ;. ..... :. =.
Number of employees. :. >. =. -.
Amount paid yearly for wages, $....
Capital Stock, s.. :. :. :. -. !.
Amount invested, s.. ...... :. y.
Full Name. -.
Location. :. :. :. :. :. :. ;. 49,.
Note-If you prefer that any OF the
figures given be not published except
in the totals of tabulated statements
please check the items to be omitted.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
FACTORIES OF
THE QUAKER CITY
Statistics of Value to be Com
piled for New His .,
tory.
THE WORK IS UNDER WAY.
L. T. LEMON IN CHARGE-cO-
OPERATION OF LOCAL CON-
GERMS ASKED IN THE WORK.
CIRCULAR LETTER.

One of the fe atures of the forthcom-
ing history of Richmond which Is to
be published simultaneously with the
Centa~-ta al Celebration in Richmond.
exclusively to the manufacturers.
While citizens of Richmond and form
err citizens also know much of the i'm
portance of the industries located here
there never has been complied such
information that will intelligently
show the real value of these big or
CARNATIONS. The collection and COM
piling the. data for this part of the
historical work is big task and is in
the hands of L. T. Lemon, who has al
ready begun his duties. The follow
ing was issued yesterday for the in
formation of all manufacturers and
others interested in this part of the
history:
) l.. T. Lemon, chairman of the Cen
tenial History Committee on Indus
tries has requested each manufacture
err in Richmond to furnish the infor-
nation necessary to a full and COM
terests of our city, together with
statistics showing the extent and i'm
portance of this branch of Richmond's
industries.
Manufacturers who have recently es-
tablished a business here, no matter
how small it may be, or any others
who may not have received the circu-
lars are requested to at once notify Mr..
Lemon by postal card or otherwise, so
that none may be omitted in writing
up our history. The circular sent out
is as follows:
Richmond, Ind, April 20, '06.
Gentlemen:
The Richmond Centenn Associa-
ton has in course of preparation a
history of our city, to be published in
book form under direction of Prof
Walter S. Davis.
1t is the desire of the Association
to make this history as full, complete
and accurate as possible, and to this
end the active cooperation of every
citizen is asked.
The undersigned has immediate
charge of the Manufacturers" and as
1t Will not De possible 10 personally
see all who are in the manufacturing
business, you are requested to write a
brief sketch, as outlined in enclosed
slip, and to give us the information
asked, and return same in enclosed en-
velope at your early convenience.
The figures for which we ask are
for tabulation only, and, although we
expect to perpetuate in this record the
names and such particulars as may
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26

pany contracted to carry him safely
from Rushville to the Richmond sta
ton, and this it failed to do.
In the trial, Attorney Byram Rob
bins will oppose his father, John F.
Robbins, who will act as attorney for
the c., c. & L., he being a member of
the firm of Robbins & Starr, who are
the local representatives of the legal
department of that road. This is
the first case in which the son has
been on the side opposite the fither,
and lawyers await the outcome with
interest
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
CITY AND COUNTY

DINKINS-Edward H. Dinkins died
yesterday morning at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Din
kins, $40 State street. The deceased
was "a years of age and pneumonia
was the cause of his death. His wife
parents and one brother survive. The
funeral arrangements will be announc-
ed later.
Observation-Disclosures G. Marshall,
who died Wednesday morning at his
home on 235 South Eighth street, will
be buried on Friday afternoon. TITO
funeral which will be held at the
home at 1870 will be private. At p.
m the remains will be taken to st.
Paul's Lutheran church where Rev.
Huber will officiate. Interment at Luz
therania.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
Disaster Will Help.

Passenger traffic officials are COM
mencing to make out the cheap west
ern rate for the summer season and
although it was thought for time that
the San Francisco disaster would
greatly interfere, many of the officials
claim that thousands of people will go
west out of curiosity to see the wreck
ed city
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
1t Is Thought that Eastern
Promoter Is in New York
Awaiting Developments.
HE NOW HAS NEW PLAN
BEFORE LEAVING CITY HE STAT
ED THAT HE WOULD EDUCATE
THE VOTERS INTO A DESIRE
TO SELL LIGHT PLANT.

e. Il. Witherby, the representative
of the Eastern syndicate who is res
ponsible for all the agitation that has
arisen over the question of selling the
Municipal Light plant, still remains
secluded but it is thought he is in
New York planning new moves in his
campaign for the proposed grab" of
the city plant.
1t is understood that Mr.. Witherby
is following every move made by the
investigating committee, through the
medium of the Richmond papers, and
as soon as 1t Is announced that e. G.
McMahan, who is auditing the books
of the city plant, is ready to make his
report to the investigating committee
Mr.. Witherby will again put in an ap-
pearance. .....
Appreciates the Sentiment.
Just what tactics Witherby will pur-
sue on his arrival IN Richmond is a
matter of conjecture. Just before he
left Richmond for New York Wither-
by was asked If he appreciated the
fact that the sentiment in Richmond
was overwhelmingly in favor of re-
tanning the plant. Mr.. Witherby re-
piled that no one better realized this
fact than he did. He was asked what
he intended to do to overcome this gi.
gantic obstacle which stood in his
path. Il shall begin a campaign of
education of the voters" was Wither-
by's prompt answer "and shall need
several clever newspaper men who
are handy with their pencils" he add
ed with a smile. The details of this
Campaign of education" are still OBJ
scure.
E. G. McMahan was asked yesterday
when he would be ready to make his
report on the condition of the NUM-
cipal plant, and he stated that it
might be ready by the last of this
week, or the first or next. He would
furnish no statement as to the re-
suits of his investigation so far.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
John Evans Will Build.

John Evans will erect new home
on East Main street. Just east of S-e
Old Ladies Home between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, on the
north side. Architect Hasecoster is
preparing the plans.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
We'll Known Soldier.

Jacob Ridge who died at Corners
vile last week and whose funeral
was held Sunday at Liberty was wide
ly known in Richmond and Wayne
county among civil war veterans.
Mr. Ridge soldiered in the Saith Indi-
ana. John F. Irede1 of Richmond at
tended the funeral
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26

AUcTON SALE OF FINE OLD
WINES THuRsDA>eAND FRIDAY
EVENING AND 0ATURDAY AFTER
NOON At 5zssELMAN's OYSTER
BAY, w. "a SOUTH SIXTH
STREET. EVENING SALES FROM
1880 TO II; SATURDAY AFTER
NOON FROM 1880 TO 4:3o.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
Commandery Has Work.

The Knight of Malta will be con-
ferred this evening at seven o'clock,
sharp, by Richmond Commandery,
Knights Templar. Refreshments ore
to follow.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-26
House Narrowly Escaped.

Mrs Edward Thompson heard yes
terday from her brother, DR.. Eugene
Heard, who is a resident of San Fran
cisco. He is safe and we'll. In his let
ter he said I'VE are safe with every
building between US and the ferry
burned. The fire stopped at our
street and the houses next to us was
dynamited."