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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
JUMPED THE TRACK
DOWN EMBANKMENT
Big Four Passenger Train
Wrecked at Avon, Near
Indianapolis.
ENGINEER KILLED.; 13 HURT
JOHN GREGORY, OLD AND RELlA-
BILE ENGINEER, MET DEATH AT
HIS PosT-EsCAPEs WERE MIR
ACUIOUS.

| indianapolis, March 23.-One man
was killed and thirteen others injured
near Avon, eighteen miles west of this
| city, yesterday afternoon when pas
| senger train No. II. on the st. Louis
division of the Big Four railroad, west
bound from Indianapolis to ST. Louis,
jumped the track and ploughed down
a twenty foot embankment. The two
rear cars left the track, but did not go
over the embankment.
1t is not clear what caused the acci-
, dent, but it is thought new switch
frog, which had been lately put in
place, was the indirect cause of the de-
railment. The injured were brought
to Indianapolis.
The Dead.
ENGINEER JOHN GREGORY of
Brightwood, Ind, a suburb of Indian
apolis. killed
The injured:
J. c. Phiffin, New York, brakeman.
George Ash, Austin, Texas, travelling
man.
r. E. L. Winter, ST. Louis, travelling
man.
John Hauss, ST. Louis. chef.
E. P. Yates. Rush, Texas.
John Schulenburg, Indianapolis.
brakeman.
c. A. Dali. New York, barber.
j. E. Reidell, Mattoon, H., fireman
Mrs William B. Strang, New York
w. H. Stephenson, Chicago. mechan-
ical engineer.
Miss E. L. Kennedy, New York.
E. Baer, New York.
Escapes Seem Miraculous.
The train was occupied by sixty pas
sengers. many of whom were making
a through trip from New York to St
Louis. With the exception of few
all were in the buffet and dining cars
at the time of the derailment Many
had just left the observation car, the
last fthe train which held to the rails,
for luncheon when the wreck occurred
They went to the forward cars. and.
according TO statements of the train
crew. the entire number of passengers
were forward in the train and in posi-
tions which make the many escapes
seem miraculous.
Engineman John Gregory. one of
the oldest and most reliable in the Big
Four service, met death with his hand
on the reverse lever of his engine
His body. up to late hour tonight.
crushed and mangled. had not been re-
from its position between the
wreckage of the engine and tender.
Sunk Into Soft Earth.
What seems to have been an inter |
vention Of Providence was in the most
part responsible for the fact that the /
list of dead and injured was not trip |
led The grade over which the train
went was new. Tons of soft earth /
had just been thrown over it and had !
not Yet been hardened by the weather /
The Pullmans leaving the rails sank 1
deep into the grade and their velocity /
was checked.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
BAD FIRE AT CINCINNATI
Guests at the st. Nicholas Get
Severe Scare.
PRINTING PLANT LOSES.

Cincinnati March ga dangerous
fire broke out in Bakers alley, in the
rear of the st. Nicholas hotel today.
and the entire fire department was
called out to prevent the spread of the
flames. Two men were injured. one
of them fatally. The fire was in the
Ohio Valley Printing company's plant.
and was caused by an explosion of
benZine. At the St Nicholas hotel
the guests We're badly frightened The
loss was confined TO the printing plant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
GROUND Is BEING BROKEN.
1t is Hoped to Complete the Wayne
Works Building by the First of
July at the sFurthest.

Contractors have begun breaking
ground for the new four-story ware
house of the Wayne works, which ii is
hoped to have completed by July /.
The building viii be used strictly for
warehouse purposes and no depart
ments OF the factory Will be changed
from its present location. The build
ing will give the Wayne works $1,000
additional feet OF floor space
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
LODGE HAD MUCH WORK
Red Men at Hsgerstoun Equipped
With New Regaiia.

Hagerstown, Ind, March 23-The
Imp. o. r. NJ. conferred the adoption
degree upon two candidates last night
and the Chiefs degree. This Lodge
has had work in some of the degrees
at every regular meeting this winter.
The Degree Team has new regalia and
equipment, and under the captaincy
of c. Of r. Exum Copeland is exempli-
flying beautiful work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
viii Elect in May.

Madison Wis. March o3-There
viii be no election of a United States
senator to succeed John C. Spooner un-
I'll May II. according TO an agreement
reached among legislative leaders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
HAMMERSTEIN HAS PROFIT,
He Makes This Announcement Fol
lowing That of Herr Conreid That
He Has Lost on Opera Season.

New York, March 23-Following
the announcement that Herr Conreid
lost s100,0o0 on this years opera sea
son, comes the announcement OF Os-
car Hammerstein, who is running an
opposition house, that he has profited
$4,000 so far and expects to net s10.-
600 more before the season closes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
is $3.50 PER CAPITA
Bulletin on Indebtedness in
This Country.
CENSUS BUREAU FIGURES.

Washington. March 23.-The census
bureau today issued a bulletin an
nouncing per capita of public indebt-
edness in the United States as $3.50.
The total Indebtedness, covering na-
tional state. county, township and
school district debt is -. 2.Tss. .999. 125.
However for every 500 public debt
there is one hundred dollars national
wealth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
Has Boom for Governor.

Covington. Ind. March - Fremont
Goodwine is being doomed by his
friends as the next republican nominee
for Governor His record in the In
diana senate and his long service to
the party are the arguments advanced
in his behalf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
THE EARTH QUAKES AGAIN
Several Walls Damaged at
Kingston Jamaica.
CANNON HAD JUST SAILED.

Kingston, jam. March 23-A Sc
we're earthquake shock occurred at
midnight and number of walls were
damaged but nobody hurt. Speaker
Cannon and party just missed the ex-
citement as their ship sailed few
hours before
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
EVEN TOOK NICKEL
FROM BABY'S BANK
Lon Montgomery Is Shown UP
In a Very Undesirable
Light by His Wife.
CLAIMS HE WAS ABUSED.
JUDGE CONVERSE ASSESSED THE
MAXIMUM AND MONTGOMERY
WILL SPEND ITO DAYS IN THE
COUNTY JAIL.

Under the existing law concerning
wife desertion a minimum penalty of
$40 and a maximum of S100 is provid-
ed This morning in the city court
Lon Montgomery got the maximum,
which means that he will be an in
mate of the county Jail for the next
10 days.
Mrs. Montgomery, rocking her few
weeks old baby n her arms, sat in
the witness chair this morning and
testified that Lon had left her and
the sick baby on March IL for no other
cause than a little domestic quarrel
two days previous. She stated that he
left her with no money and nothing to
eat but few potatoes. She also
stated that he had drawn money due
him at the Starr Piano company which
with the entire contents of his baby's
bank, one nickle, he had taken with
him on his journeys.
Montsomery's Side Of it.
Montgomery testified that he left
home, wife and baby because of the
treatment his wife accorded him He
said that after his days work If ne
happened to take drink or two OF
beer Mrs. Montgomery would curse
him and make things generally I'M
pleasant. He also testified that she
had struck him one evening SO hard
that for time he thought he was
seriously injured Mrs. Montgomery,
who is bright faced, honest looking
young woman, frankly admitted ours
ing her husband and she stated that
she had struck him because he accus-
ed her of unfaithfulness.
Deserved the Maximum.
Judge Converse in finding Montgom-
cry guilty stated that his was among
to his attention and that he thought a
man who would deliberately desert
his wife and month-old baby without
or food deserved the stiffest
penalty accorded by the law. Mrs.
Montgomery stated after court that if
her husband would come back to her
like a man and promise to support
her and the child she would live with
him again. This is the ultimatum of
the little woman and when Ions term
has expired he must either accept II
or hunt new home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
THREATENING FIRE
QUICKLY SUBDUED
Close Call for a Destructive
Blaze Occurred at Early
Hour This Morning.
HALL HARDWARE STORE.
FLAMES ORIGINATED IN THE
BASEMENT BUT TEN FEET
AWAY FROM A LARGE AMOUNT
OF HIGH COMBUSTIBLES.

a fire this morning about ) O'Clock
store. located in the Zeller block on
Main street between Ninth and Tenth
was the most threatening blaze the
fire department has been called upon
to extinsuish in a considerable time
The fire laddies had TO fight like de
mons To save not only the Zeller block
but also adjoining buildings from
Ninth TO Tenth street.
Spontaneous Combustion.
The blaze originated in a barrel oi
waste, most of which was soaked with
oil and benzine, and was caused by
gerous feature of the fire was the
fact that the burning waste barrel was
only a few feet distance from several
linseed oil. benzine and varnish recep
tac1es. There was also quantity OF
paint stored in the basement Had
the tongues of flames reached these
gallons of combustibles it would have
been next to impossible to save the
buildings in the vicinity of the fire
Prompt and efficient work on the part
of the firemen prevented the blaze
from reaching these combustibles but
a large amount of rope and other
things stored in the basement was des
troyed.
Loss Placed at $500.
Manager r. w. Hall stated today
that he estimated his loss at about
$1,000. He said that most of the dam.
age was done by smoke which enter
ed the sale room on the first floor and
ruined many articles displayed there
Varnish was eaten off articles of furni
ture and nickle plated goods not in
the show cases were rusted. Mr. Hall
states that his loss is covered by I'm.
surance. He said that he is very
thankful he had no high explosives
stored near the place where the fire
originated.
A number of people reside in the
Zeller and adjoining blocks and the
dense smoke caused by the blaze
created general alarm and by the
time the department arrived people
were pouring out OF the building panic
stricken.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23
1.-THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA-Generally fair except local
thunderstorms: warmer Sunday.
OHlO-Sunday, fair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
LARGEST RURAL ROUTE CIRCU-
LATiON.
LARGEST PAID CIRCULATION.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
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5.33 adctm. Accommodation nad Sanober.
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Gnr Trmueritaas nnb Samftaas.
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Nm 90, Sebruor 0ieic&
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Marglanb & YcnnInlpan;a 81. 81.

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EUIUIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HutD 9tFIUa UUtt TEITD URs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

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60" Don Milwaufee gum 9etrage
BON $3.500.000 regiitrirt noroen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Surge Gamen! Wadjt Gnh bieie
Sffcrte III WuBe.

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saratoaa., 6de ouwars.etr. (376-)
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Hobert 9tpu mer's
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
NaItita! : Grdanas Neitarrant
Nr. %, Glib . Gan . StraEc,

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Rabmiitua5. tWadrl2a,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Mrrdauts' & MiHers' 3~ranSbDrta.
ton EumpaHa.

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dt3.1&S-)
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Baltimore Iampf Yafet . So.
taite nub 5npsridfFDe ~eal.qtnte.)
Die Der. StnltensgUft bef6rbernb.
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Tarrpfer fa6ren tdgIih. Spnntdes ausaenott.
In,r. bon ben ~Ndisaiaie" sgters, Rr. f0--1S.
aSl stnt anns,sr, e' $o,ts si9'p Sst,s S,rsil m nas o nsS
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Sitnonc, serbinbnag IN .Bortsmonfb init Dem
mouth uno H.lantu. IN siurfpll gerbinoung
init ber ~stlaniie Coat Cine" siorioif unS
ipeftIih unb s0lo Dominion Cine mao atems
slefpsOorf.
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rtois ssaiiiien8igne slefisIfde es.sidtina.
5immer In ben 9tuetsNireduI Der -5ab Cine
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90s. eisbt'S trabe, e: u. 8. Office. Sfibcti.0d.
Iruit RitlSins" nnO aIbauat's &c. 100. 9orss
gbarIeSsStrnbe.
sSubu ". ettriuoob, G. grutuu,
W.ees grdf. II. 0en. sWlandaer. Sen. ssnff. Spent.
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SAPttboibt UStpt (tuHpt hht wv 1tHh"N
Der GaTtncIt'S tuition ltnb MatHtngtoH al
2Sodentuaen 100 @nrnl. bic 500 gbetos.
fSrilbcre gtbiabrt' bon Der Mt. TobaI,S% tntinf.
Aaibtu1tou, p~erlatcn MI. 6o0nl Siatlo D,
*G.05. *B.45, l7.t0, 400, $3.50, #9.b5, !t0Lt.
lti.b3. 2tl.55 Sorul.. *t2.t3. lt2.b6. lbs.
'2.d3, 1850, +i.t6. H.55, l5.55 Nabnt., tG.0b,
1855, 500 (2imiiebl, 1860, *i1.23 abenos;
peri. gampeus iGiion 800, t6.t5. 1880, 200.
!7.2o, 300, $500, 1000. 1000, lll.00 Bornl.,
1900 N, 1902, *l222. LOO, ?l.O5, 200,
300, 1905. Il LOO, *4.30, 1900. l5.05, Y531
g;ndpni. 1000. *G.16. !6 20, l7.0C, $500, ts.l6
teimiieb), 1900. 1905, sft.i0, *1t.32 Ibes.
Nnnapoiis Utt. 9ionatsS iatiou. 1850 lino
2s.b5 aorm.. i4.b5 mo l5.5l Hubnl; 9alnoer'
citation, 1900 mo 29.00 &prln.. 1920 Mtittags.
1900, 70. 80 9indm. INTO GOT gbenhs.
Sreoctid, Characterization, l7.35 uno 20.t5
BotHt., II %, 1880 nno 800 gI1tnI.
Nindeitcr. Iii, ytonal, l7.i0 9prrt., l2.43.
1850 yiod1rt. eaunoersS iatiolt, 1870 8orm..
1906. 1850 uno "a 90 giadm,
Dagcrstpiur, III. Ro0alsStdtton, no BORN.
1850 Nadm Gam6eutGt aiio!l, 7.20, 1875
Sutm. 1850, 400 giudlir.
GHieutt,Gitg rno MT. Afth, Gamoen'S tatio.1.
!7.3b, 29.16 BORN, !i.25, 1850, 800 9tndbtny
aurns. WFt. Aooal.S tatIou. *2.43 Eahri.:
GalIoeii. H3.0u Nadhin.
9febaI Vfur 2tHr
nafi Ybiiaoeipbta uue Sietp sY1urf.
Teuer terminus an oer Stetufto6 udii8iaiten
Strate, 9ieiusDorf, beaueut Iiad SotelS, Ibeaters
utr 8ef~daftssSiitrtft,
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Ydiie snr Tciie luis HUSBAND be.
iOrat 6. Maine, Wr. 413, Oft.SaIti.
nure-S TRACE, uaGe Goitumtoaie.Ape .
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Subu Traua's sgdfer.perberge."
8r. 1876. S,urriinu., nate seriHatnu'etr.
SEQ. @iintbcr, IT,, grau Co.. eieI am
8dpf. gBarmei Gunf0 Don ~ bts / ubr
Nnbmittaa. Mne beutfhen edder itno
ANN lIefudht etnaeIaoen. e. & 3. 9eles
phprt - ct. 9duI 1852 Or.
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So, epa9u's Meiiaarant,

0erFammIunas.2etaI, oeb aantonla'eons
eiaees ysr. 500 3. 2. o." sgterter'9ts
itrifts Or. 100" pSbinersBiftriitS gtr.
1903. 8. Il. ~" uilo s9iitriItS 9tr. SO,
8. Il. Y. paue an Nereine at oermie'
tbeu. Seinite giere. l9eiie unb anoere
Seirdnte. Gel: 8. & 9. MoIfe 829 ".
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Sauptunariier oes @einneperetns nlRelo.
Die. Ginailunoen ieben 9onneritdqNbeno
8erfanlmlnueer hes "eentennial Wletger.
Uionat. Ielep9pn-G. 4 3. Nctfe 1866 "
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eenrs IS. ateIn's artanrani.

Rr. 2i6, 6tag., rabe Sp~maro.straRe.
@oe3iiglibe sSeine, Spirtiuoien II. u.tion.
eienrreu. 9'eites Nter AM 3apt. ennih
iiir 8efhditslerte bon 1t.30 gorm. bic
2 l1hr gindlMtitcqs, 1eIepbon. Is. 4 y.
- Mit. 8ernon 3008 H.
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Ieuer Terminus an oer Recommendation
Str1be. 9ieius Dorf, beauenl Iat Sotele, Ibeaiers
uftr 8eittdftssT iitrtfi,