Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 119, 30 March 1913 — Page 4

A LIST OF REFUSEESj

(Continued from Pae One.)

Simon, Joe, 814 South Ludlow. Hofer, Mrs. Louise, 801 South Perry. Haas, Miss C. and mother, 803, Gouth Perry. Hofer, Qh, 803 South Perry. mack. Bertha, 824 Sooth Ludlow. Black, Mn. David and wife, 824 8oub Ludlow. Hcarwrm, A. J., 1722 Booth Brown. Wyekotf. Monte. 1650 Sooth Brawn. Ztogenthaier. Etfw., wife and six children, 801 South Perry. Garrison. Violet and mother, 61 Hoitleneamp. Swaxtey, Mrs. Susie and two dfldrea, 131 Bruen. Coy, Mrs. Fred, 131 Bruen. March a H, DavM and wtfe, 1ST i Braen. Zinck, Jan., and wtfe and two rhHidreu. List, Ma, 100 Franklin. Oooflwln, Dare. Troy. O. PolUs, O. B., 318 Lincoln. Bwlimr, Albert. 11 McLaln. Btgal, Jake, 119 MeLatn. Oornerftis, Mr. and Mrs. C, and 'three sons, 51 Boras. Hill, Cbas. and wife O-oJorertl. 142 'Bsrjfafrf. Howell, Carrie and two cbftdren, '516 SoiDfb Ludlow. rttxpatrlck, Miss A. Burnside, Mrs. F. H Jtmes, Robert, 222 Maple. Tlowson, W. A., 12 Buckeye. Skntth, James and wife, and one child. Miller, Ralph aBd wife, no address.

CHuth, John and wife, no address

TRAIN SERVICE FOR SUNDAY

To the TraveTrnK Public: Commencing tomorrow, Sunday, the 20th of March, the toOowmg inw ger train service win be inwiud between Richmond and Miami City: No, 12 Due to leave Richmond at a. m. No. 323 Drte to leave Btfmond at 1:20 p. m. No. 821 Doe to arrhne at FJrtwiuwt at 11:06 a. za.

An xtra pa mger train wfH

Miami City at S p. m. All of thee trains wffl be run deOy. Tickets will be eotd to local potato

fbetwecu Richmond and Trotwood, bat

not to Ktaml City, exeept to

eers colas Into Dayton who

business there In connection with relief conditions, or yasemgaTB who tnrve been previously en rootO'to Chut homes In Dayton.

These trains win haul supplies for

Dayton sufferers free, and also carry.

free, caretakers In charge of relief goods, doctors. Red Cross, state or go vei uuient officials going to Daytwo

on account of the flood.

J. C. MCUULCWJGH. Oupuilntcudont

Jefferes, Harlon, 53 East First. Oafley, Thon, Sooth Jefferson. Wintams, E. C. now at Mrs. Mor

rison's, South avenue, 121 Joe.

Konntz, Mrs. H., 9 Van deve. Shade, Helen, 21 Bruen. Cooney, Jas., 129 Washington street. Taylor, Spencer, 721 South Perry. Thomas, F. G 721 South Perry. Bodley, H. B., 721 South Perry.

Korte, Lotus H., and wife, 620 SoutlM

Rsffeim, Francis, four children andwLudlow

imotker, 718 South Perry. Raffeim, Anna, 718 Sovth Perry. Mo&r, Mrs. Win. F., 123 Zetgler. Reese, Mrs. A. M., 121 Zlegter. glmmaebor, Mr. and Mrs. L., and one cWM, 152 Zfegter. Coc, Letcher, 26 Bruen. Jonee, WfTJte, 20 Brown. Beaks, Mrs. M. J.. 46 Stanpsan. Vnndecoerg, Mrs., 46 Simpson. Thompson, Mrs. George, 120 Ztegler.. North, Mr. an Mrs John and baby, Herman aveiroe, Rlrexdale. Olive, Mr. : and Mrs. H. R., 672 Richard. Taylor, Mrs., 620 "South Lodlow. Herman, Margaret, 522 Sonth Ludlow. Hartsell Raymond, and ctdM, 721 South Perry. Zinc. Donald, 711 Booth Perry. Rafner, Ida, 108 Caaa. 9pen oer, Mrs. Henry, and baby, 20 Washington. Shirley, O. T., and wife, 406 South Main. Shirley, o W., 405 South Main. Gottschal, L., and family, all O. K, 806 Ludlcw. Sherry, Mrs. H. A., Blannhwster, O, Jones, Alfred, 416 Soath Ludlow. Eieman, S. J., Cincinnati, O. Auer, Sam I., Cincinnati, O. Brandt. Ottte. 703 South Ludtow. Brandt, Bert, 708 Sovth Ludlow. Rltaert, Robert, 22 Washington. Hoohwalt, Justin, 36 Washington. Smith, Ben, 65" Catherine. Will, Catherine and Clara. 632 Sonth Ludlow. Simon, X L, 240 Chestnut Tenon, Mary, 812 South Ludlow. Tehen, David. 813 South Ludlow. Teheo, John. 812 Swath Ludlow. Brant, Harry, Braen and Ludlow. Macho, Henrietta, 486 East Second sli out.

Kcvaney, T. J. and wrfe, 440 Bast

'Second street,

SIffannan. Ca&Mmoe, 133 Wash

ington.

Reeling, Mrs. Henry, gone to Logos',

Jones street.

Prather, Mrs. Carry, on Hickory,

511 South Main.

Hochwalt, Mrs. J. K. and daughter,.

3 Washington. Longrai, SauL Beeket, Cincinnati, O.

Wolf. Juttes I, Phimps house, Cin-

otanati. O.

Qrilot, August, four children esly,

Beal, C. XL. now at 129 Lorain

avenue; send Mrs. Slier and daughter

Florence.

Salofccrg, Roy, 627 Jefferson. Ltmdy, Mrs. 8. F., 18 South Perry. Ltmdy, Miss Edith. 18 South Perry. Ren wick, Mr. and Mrs. W. W., 15

South Perry.

Bchwind, Ametla, 80S South Lnakrw.

Rojoio, JoStn, and wife, 448 B. Wtena-

MOt.

SbemKm, Joa, 442 Bast MMiuaiout., Reese, X.. 131 Zlegler. t Wljron. Lso, 571 8outh Main. Hlakle, Joseph, and wrCa, 441 Etest

Monumettt.

Eckcs, Mrs. J. A., 441 Bast M&anH

meat.

Rogolo, John, aud wife, 441 Btatj

Monument.

Moor. Joseph, If Sftsgta-

Hott. Mrs. J. W. and one child, 42

Cumdnghaai and broCher, 48 iwiM? eteevt

IS BUCK TO noifcifi

Happy Hotlow Recovering

From Effects of Flood.

Maw Hollow la begiantNt to aa-

rbj normal aspsct now, ntosst

tor the mud stains on ha houses. Dan are now barking la the streets and children romp ht the yards. The

Is practlcatty drained from that and nutters.

The road work that was bafaa ai

soon m the wsaw wast dram-

Is oomptoted and the street Is

in salty aa oeed aa ewer bow. Yet

ttiere la still plenty of ewldewee of the dama done by the flood. In

still unoccupied hauoss blinds sotted and torn and whsdowa

In the ward of

iai niiuva.

The Nrxen Paper MHIa Is a

sreoK, whRa tfie IrrlAe house a

feet from thle strostaro la a heap of boards and stitnsbjo. I'no

brldue tnat spans vho sorsent

to Happy Hollow la no longer con

demned and Is open to trarfte. The stone abutment of the C 4- O. Is a suuKofi, weakened mass of masonry, and the mighty river that created so much hsvoo la now only a swollen

The TowCI street bridge Is now passable, but the road leading Into It on the north, which has been so badly

cut by the corrodmg current is fenced

as a safety for lite or limb. The read Is one bsrltt of a long embankment leading from the distant hill to the brltkfe. This embankment was out away to the middle of the road. Work

of rooow at motion wiN begin soon. The

Twelfth street wagon bridge ie Intact

and Is In MiYy use.

Opacity oTrfCtets regaru the lose aa sKght In oompariaon with damaged

la other cftles, but It wffl oeet the

county thousands of

parfre.

Myers, Mrs. Lewis, and two dengh.

tan, 124 Maple street.

Somov, Mary, 1808 Bast Third atsaet.

PottenBer, 2. &, 486 Linden aweaue

Rfehiaoad, lad

Norwood, Ohio.

Suma, Charles, at 52 Ctowr street,

837 wtirren street. MaJhs, Bva, 416 South Ludtow. Stftoets. Amelia, 458 South Mots.

FfMTol, Jate, wtfte and chfM,

314 Bruen.

PfeiftBr, Beatriwe, and one chUUy-afiai daughter, 622 West Second; address

nut

Hubbs, Mrs. Oaraet, 42 Walaut. Avery, F. C, 517 South Main. Stone, A. B., 617 South McJu. Qerfcnrt, Mrs. fetttda and daaghfcer.

207 Sycamore.

Kayler, Mtusde, 2S Perrtjte.

Howard, Mrs. O. asd one obsd, 523

South teatn.

Hut, Mrs. AL, and two chHftrca,

121 MadlBon. Loclce, Mrs. O. EL, 111 Madfaoa. Lue&mor, Oorwln, Oalrtand. Cai. Noe. Wlulfsed, Now York, If. T. Froendof. O. A., iSO. South Main.

Freer, P. D., wls aad child, 106o

West Leo

Baler, Lacy aad two ohfhtrea, 720 South Ludlow. Hutzel, Atrae, 26 Waentngton. Hutzel. Robert, 25 Washtngtea. Hutrel, Qertrude, 25 Wasotogton. Henntng, Bertha, 1W6 East FRth. Rauchm, Ruth, 1916 Bast FItth. Knee, Mns. Frank, 44 WaeMujcm; took her near St. Mary's chuwrh, Xante avenue. No. 4 esgtne house.

J fair, Mildred, Antler hotel, fifth'

ftoor. Farmer, L. S., 02 South Main.

Allen. J. 'H., Ehlsssaxoo, Kteh.

Cotterel. Mrs. J,

Maple.

Loose, O. H, 121 Sadf3oa. AtfoKon. MalreMcT, 211 Baosn. WUUxna, Mrs. Annie, 228 Ztesler. Lewis, WhJL, 424 West Fifth street.

Patterson, Wm. B., and wife and

VANDALS FORCED TO

LEAVE BROOKVILLE

Are Drummed Oat of Town

and Given Warning Not to Return.

TRAIN OF SUPPLIES

Several Merchants Hvo Boosted Their Prices on Foodstuffs.

(Parhkatuin Spwtti) COfTPTHRSVILLK. InL. March 30. Orders hsrre been issued at Brootrville which psartieaily declare martial law. Direct wire msiiiiiii nl 1i m has not

yet keen reatered wrth Broolrvflte,

which was swept by the Whitewater

rrer flood, but asembers of the com-

atfttee seat from here have veturned with reports on its situation. The uufbrtaaate town has beon har-

rassed wkh vandals and tbJeres.

Some drew rubber boots from the relief committee, nretendina thev

wished to take part in the rescue work, then dieappeared. Tweaty men have been drummed out of town and warned they will be shot if they return. Wagon Train of Supplies. Simon Doenges, of Connersville. waa ordered by Governor Ralston to proceed to BreokviBe with a wagon train of supplies, and he left yesterday, Jotaing a private wagon train soot by relief workers of this city and Cambridge City. Eia-htsMI naWMIm. .Mil aim wm

drowned, and it is not believed the death list will greatly exceed that Bunker. Pawl ScnasDer lost bis lift Tureday night, try tug to cross West Fork at BroofcviUe to relieve Harlan Kennedy, a former Methodiet minister, who Is

a berarat. The ex-Broacher waa

found sale. A mass meeting held decided on

points south, to open toe

to Brookvtlle. wfcten. haa no depot of auppttea-

In OouaeiaiOe seraxal

hare boosted f iTsas. but moat of Che stores are sefthnY at usual prieaa. Asthostlc word frosa Laurel raaohed here 8aturday, whan Deputy Postmaster Geo. Lookwood oaaae through en a horse. He says Whitewater valley eleven miles around Laurel te damaged 2800,000. Laurel lost a fourth of Its buildings, many small ones. No lives were lost. Bouanl fmneoa of the valley between Brook rlOe and Laurel ars net aooevoted far. and their houees have disappeared. Albert Kepel and his wife wore rescued two mlns south of BrookriBu after they had lodged Ba a tree for more thaa forty-eight hours. They are both weak from hunger asd exhaustion, bat win probably recover. Jack McCarthy aad Ida wife stood is

water up to their eheuWers for twereo

BOLGAHIAiPO 0(1 TO TURK OTAL

teUSPHANTS FIGHT

AS TOST DEOWN PERU. Ifed. Maseh 30. fiiepk Laftcha aaatttaat apm tukeadent at the WVtaoa dscaa farm, reached the aorth dda cf para hurt erectm and brought das first word from the wtater quarters of the circus on the struts side sines the flood. He reported to tfr. Wallace, whose home Is In Para, that twelve elephants Lad bean turned loose aad that they atampeded, tearing op trees, figMing sadh other, charging entail bujftdngu. and that iavtead of going to the fcJtts after they bad been raises id. they rexnaaaad about their euartara and that eight wore drowned, fte saw ene of them succeed in reaching a high, piece of ground, where K lay down, evidently wounded, aad died. The other three, as far as he knows stIU roam about the country. T entire herd of camels puWMd. AH the cat faasQy. the Nous, tVm

leopards were swept away aad

horses, were drowned. A Ufa

crew from Michigan Crty aa

terapted te reach the farm ysstssdayj but wre not sacossstaL Mr. Wai lace started for the tana today at

six oaclocs but adter gotagi

had to turn back.

Cotton seed crush tag est

in the TJnited States now number 84i and crushed of the 1912 orop. prior to Jaauary 1. 1913, 2.761494 tons of seedj

all the hay eattaq: animals periahed. Mr. Leitehel said three hundred Vooee and all, with the euoeptioa of a few

STIFF UPPER LIP KEPT BY DAYTON MERCHANTS.

DATTOft. Ohio. March 2. PreaMeat O. B. gunlth. of the Chamber of Comment, expressed the provaillag senthneat Friday, when he said: We do not want the work! to think that Dayton ie unable to re covr from the effects ef the dts-

"We are going to show tt

w are eapaole of eopiag with the

situation with entire

Break Through Tchataija Lines, Says Dispatch.

S PROS ST

Simieer relief to Brookvttle. whteh

Rogers. H. H., 4141 Carter -wume,i4ed food and clothing, especially

ctottuBg and stmea for children. Two tmndred stcd fifty children have only night clothes. Brookrffie stores are exhausted. OHbscriptiona aggtegstiog 12000, to be used aa needed hp a caav isittee coneistiag of L A FranDee, J. iX. Vearis, aad Pred NeaL were sfeda

IxxAs, at IGUtMl,

LONDON, March 30. The Bulgari

an troops pierced the TchaCalja Haes

in the neighborhood of Derfcos. on the

Black sea, today and began pushing onward to Constantinople, acoordiag to a Central News dispatch from Sofia. The value of the war materials captured at Adrmnopie is eatnnateeed at S35vOOO,0OO, aeeordmg to the Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Delgnnda. The correspondent adds that it will be divided equally between the Bulgarians and the Serbs, acceediag te an understanding between them.

KING N4CHOLA6 DEAOf

M., and bavy 27

Wete, Mr. and Mrs.

Eagle street, 224 Eagle street

NfjWby, J. J fi)0 BaiuorMgo etnaetj

K1H, Murray, 62 Acker. RcImeiMer, W. J, 8 Zlegier. Oodeotele, Laura, now at 417 Oak

Tasher, Mr. aad Mrs. Fred, now- set

4T7 o. Wfeltesser. B. 29 -ategler.

OVtee, Mrs. Mrrarut, f? rfaltonl

nejjiB,

Qrtoe, Mhe, 57 Moltoweamp. Swartz, Mr. and Mr. Lewis aad daughter, 214 Larayette. Dillon, John, MoDooald etreet. MoMoney, Mrs, and daughter, 33? feet Ftfth. Cenley, Patrick, wtf and child, 38a

"Wst Pffth.

Eyer, Raymond, 147 Maple. Lisle, L. M9 Mttple, Mollea. Frauk, Perry afiraet. Thomas, Uisaea, 523 Jeffesaon. street.

Bewraox. Claaenoa, 1007 Washing

ton. at 43 Lowes.

MulL M. A. (InAostnstion reaeivedp

kwc are all saved), 611 Market street!

f YousgRtwn, O.

Goldberg, Davta, 381 Ltncoln. Ktaxln, Harry, 321 Lincoln. Patterson, AI2SB, 60J Burns. Boyd. Mrs, 633 South Main.

Scbutulck. Fanny aad husbastd, Benti

and children, 332 West Tbivd.

Qoodman, Morris, wife and Lhnju1

tcMldrea, 29 Freeaioat.

Mler, X, 332 West Third street.

&Fnt la being made at the wmrJred

fifl oeer Whitewater hese and at other

Thta Is the Report That Cornea by Way of Rome and Paris. LONDON. March 80. The death of King Nick-etas of Montenegro was reported here yosterday by way of Rome aad Paris. No dotaJla were given an dtho Montenegrin oouatfei-sea-rsei here said be bad received no confirmation of the sunsor.

Joeeph Hiachsnan. baobeior, eightyeight, of Merchantvttle, N. J., is suffering his first illness. He has adopted and reared twenty-six orphans.

DON'T TRIFLE WTTH YOUR KtOtnSYS. It dOfft pay to tHfle wrth your kidneys. Don't taks ehenees vetth anrellable rsmedies. We tell you Here of one that ie sold on a positive money Pack bust astoe by the Derby Ce to us and ym on every box of DA. DERBY'S KtOfrEY PILLS sold, trie following plaialy appears, viz: "We authoriso the Druggist to gaaraotee Derby's Kidney Pills to oo all we olown for them or refund the priee paid. We ask could aaytMng be faieerf. In 25 and 80c Boxes. Wmch size

ad bra exasry pit

U8E DISINFECTANTS NOW. We have ten makes:

Lime and SulpciMr 18c per gallon.

gh n laeJ-loai eVOfVfnTVVtg

HERE AT LAST 2Sc siae AntipMogietme.

WALL PAPER CLEANER

Choice Five Makes, 89e

It Isn't laxlhsso Yew Jwet need a bottle of Pender Tonic, Sec and 81X0.

DEPARTING HAIR Must Be Dealt With Firmly Penelar Hair Tonic is the remedy. Large bottles 25c, 50c, eV 91

A NEW DEPILATORY Ask for "Electrola" Hair Remover, One Dollar.

J-

ftnVi

Brock's, OroBBt

Bruen. Mueller. Mrs.

children, safe at Bob

street. Smith. O. BL. Sprtegboro, O. Chamberlain, Parker, Sprinebore O. Flnley, J. B. aad fire chiktrea, 233 Ziegter.

Fairchiid, JecX. 17 Bast Second

street. Barwise, Bana. 88 Franklin. VeudtuovL MleheeJ, 44 Joe.

Femfly, J. R. and family, SSlTegfetreot.

now care Dr. 6. S. Guokte, CtnctDnatL

thvocyOlfto.

OTehrn, Mrs. A. J., 20 Bruen Tbprana, Mrs. Theresa, 20 Bruen. Kunk. Miss, 633 South Perry. Bremen. Harry, wife and mother. 901 Oast Fifth. Sbafer, Mr. and Mrs. N., and three eMWuen. 124 Van Buren. Brigei Mrs. Catherine, CmdnnetL OWo. &ter. Mrs. Roy Tenelok, Dodiow

ler.

8sfcflor, Mr. L- A. HodSEts, Lotnse, 21 Hess. CliBptaan, Hsrry. 27 Madison. Fort Mrs. John, and child, 24 South Ludlow. Cdx, Blanc, and child. 624 Sonth Lndlow. B!irk, Ray, and wtfe, 34 Bruen. fesrt. OlHes 824 South Ludlow. JohsflQn, Qertrude. 220, Xlepler Hendr8on. Jos. and wife. 326 ZImiler. Langfbrd, Nina, 226 Zlegler. Dosmefl, David, and wife and ehtld, 224 Eiegter. gTrtastnnHer, Laura, 44 Logan. Muter, BITS., 28 Washington. Spencer. Cora D.. 26 Washington. ScJiiaeos, Mrs. Anna, 909 Smith Ludlow. ScZOnees. Jeanetta. 09 South Lnd low. Finn. Mrs. Carrie, 809 outh Ludtotr Finn. Carolyn, &09 South Ludlow. Ftnn, Jearette, 8C9 South Ludlow. Wells, Mrs. Catherine, and three ch!la?en, 632 South Ludlow. Bice, Florence, 18 Foraker. Delseamp, Rachae), and three children, 16 Washington. Ktteeht, Mrs., 530 Ludlow. Purcell. ifrs.. 28 Washington. Harris, Mrs., and two daughters, 49 Vine. Bowen, Mr., 626 South Main. Welsh, Bridget, 65. Burns avenue. Wolf, Bruner, and wife and two boys, 610 Ludlow Fine, Ray, asd wife and child, 121 Madleon. Bch-wituL Lena, 803 South Ludtow. Dane van, Bu wtfo and two children. . rUaaintan. WfiL Madaaan.

Brlgelra, E. J., Cincinnati.

Nelson, Jehmne. 24 Catherine St. Srrdth. BtheL Margaret club. Solder, L. A, 617 South Main. Nick, Key. wife and two children, 441 East Monument. Wheeler, Irene, 45 Catherine. GtEBdfeeks, Mrs. O. L. 67 West SeoeaA Ptret. KlseeSlrr, J. Q., wife end son, 25 Sycamore street M!U?r, JCii ll Kwwee street rtewjita, Jes, 11 Keowee etreet. Evans, fSenry IL, 643 West fteeouid. Hall. Osstain, 129 North Ludlow. TdbSy Mr., MS West Seooud street. Lens. W. C., nits and two child res, 42 Stlfiwater Bvenne. KugClna, Jfrs. M. W., 17 Qrlstea Wlegsl. Josb, 230 Bacon street. ITisg, Leo A-, 114 Jackson street. Moore, McbeTle, 21 North JefTerson, Martin. Roy, StenesviTie, O. Sis, Mr 3. John, two daughters and ens Ban, lit Maple. Appeaselhir, M&ry, 209 Jackson. Dutehs, wie and fivs children, 633 Jackson. Wolf, Mrs. Julius. 122 Maple. Qrosa, Mrs. Joe. 183 Maple. Kyers, Lewis, 1E4 Maple. Myers, Leslie, 124 Maple. Banders, Nathan and wlfa, ffi Maple. Howett, Mrs. J. W and child, 23 Walnut Cunningham, Haaei, aad brother, 43 Walnut Hadter, Harry, .wife and two children, PKtaburg, Penn. Jones, George C, and wife, 121 Maple. Qrovo, Mrs. (eeoxgs A., 25 South Jsfltvraon.

A TOP IN A HR

Made From CJlncfrmati Richmond by 13 Men.

After a Journey of twelve hours.

rthirteen employes of the Pennsyl

vania railroad arrived in Richmond

last night from Cincinnati, claiming that they were forced from that city because of the lack of food. The trip to Hamilton was made on two hand ears, starting at Norwood Heights.

which is eleven miles north of Cincinnati on the Pennsylvania railroad. J. M. Stauffer, who is a conductor oa

the Pennsylvania railroad, estimated

thst it will take a force of one thousand men more than thirty days to repair the damage along the line so that traffic bstween Richmond and Cincinnati can he resumed. At Norwood Heights the men were able to get two hand cars. With seven men on one car snd six on the other car, tbs journey was started at 7:80 Saturday morning. Not much dtficoity was encountered until Hamilton was reached when the hand cars ware abandoned. The men walked through Hamilton to the Miami river, which they forded several miles north of Hamilton. At Seven Mile two other hand cars were obtained snd the men came through to "Richmond on these. They were forced to leave the tracks at many pi ace a and drag the hand cars through meadows and fields and cross streams where the bridges and trestles have been washed out. When they arrived in Richmond the men were alaest exhausted from the long and fatiguing trip, and were nearly famished. The names of only nine of the men were obtained. These are: J. M. Staufer. 14 North Twelfth etreet. conductor; J. E. Wellbaum.

wjiiaucior rersons ; A. Brown : KJ. j Sherrick ; Engineer Benner, Engineer LamseruiK. Engineer Huber. j

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