Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 31, 16 December 1913 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 1913

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MEMBERSHIP Gil PLEA OF OFFICERS Odd Fellows Lodge Hears Addresses of Heads of State Organization.

William Naur, Grand Master of the Odd Fellows of Indiana; William II. Leedy, Grand Secretary; S. O. Sliarp, Grand Patriarch of the Encampment branch of the State, and Richard Hollywood, Past Grand Master, were speakers at last night's meeting in Odd Fellows' hall, which followed a conference in the afternoon of district deputies from a half dozen counties. Several hundred members of the fraternity were present to listen to the addresses by the State officers. At the afternoon session the plans for increasing membership were discussed and the district deputies made reports concerning the conditions in their respective counties. The new year promises to enow gains in every part of the state. Secretary Leedy who has been in poor, health for some time, but who has continued his activity in behalf of the organization, left for Atlantic city last night. He will remain in the east several weeks before returning to Indianapoli3. The other Grand Officers who were here went to Ft. Wayne last midnight where a conference with district deputies was held this afternoon.

Failure of the State to Furnish Aid in Canal Building Turned

Population Trend Towards Citytgi

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When Demand For Canal Shipping and Travel Was First Made Cambridge City Took a Decided Boom Later Richmond Experienced Large Increase in Population.

Had canal shipping and travel remained an industry Wayne county's topography undoubtedly would have been different, as it is probable that Cambridge City would have been the county neat and metropolis of eastern Indiana instead of Richmond.

The building of canals in Wayne ; county was a big question before the '

pioneers. About 1830 when CenterviUe 1

i i I ceive by such a canal, entire Richmond J turned out its pockets and poured in a I stream of dollars to start a company ! which would build a canal from here i to Erookville, there joining the Camj bridge City to Harrison canal, provide

better facilities along the wav and rcl, the rival city of her share of the fruits of the water highway. However, the state never furnished the promised aid to the Cambridge ; City project as the exposure of the ! fact that the state was fourteen million dollars in debt, put an end to all j public works as far as the state treas-; ury was concerned. j The enthusiasm aroused through the : fight for the canal was not quenched ; and $400,001) was subscribed by citi- . zens along the line chosf n tr the wa- ;

terway. This took until 1842 Vhn the company was in a financial position to , commence operations.

Barbecue in 1842. More than 10,000 persons attended

midst of a boom which cast a gloom ; dered um'.t , over Richmond w ho in the meantime vears.

j had failed to bring its project to a' The specifications of the Riehmcndj success. The daily line of passenger Brookviile canal have been retained

cuu. neigni noats irom careenage City aitnougn tnose of the Whitewater ci-

ireaiened to destroy nai were destroved. The canal from

Sreiy all trading in Richmond.

me nicamona to arooitviiie canal

3ost two , INCENDIARY RELEASED

minate term. He return to this county and will rsid near Lwlburg. Rhinehart eet fire to a building in LUburg in order to collect insurance carried on the structure.

company had disbanded within a short tjmt aftr its formation in 1SCS and the work which had been done on it was lost. The citizens of Richmond has', sunk SfcO.OOO into the ditch and '' ! rot received proper financial aid other communities along the . - of 'he proposed canal. The traces oi the $50,000 worth of work which had been done -were obliterated by the great flood of new years day, 1847. Flood Damages Canals. The same flood that destroyed traces of the work done from Richmond, washed out one-fourth of the Cambridge City or Whitewater canal. The repairs cost SloO.000 and had betu completed only a few weeks when theflood of 184S again washed out th dykea and locks. This time, repairs cost ?S0,000 and the canal was roa

st $503,000 and :: feet. The bed ive folio "a -d as Whitewater

niKcs :ong. ennre co tL-j fal: and Ku-kage if the tana'. ;.s o !: CiC-eiy as poss;Me. ! alley.

":' rr.-t raiiroa.i cc ut.o' in 3 j aud ; ilg tv p.-y !':; 'nc tic. p. prices for the tpteu ti'en l '.he l ar'-.i v. :tii tilt- fa oil. pins and travel.

The !a'!;-( :.ds ran from Rit.hmoud to Cim .:::!. ati, on by way of Dayton and a::otl:t.-r by way of Katon. Richmond then 1-t-eame frir.ly established as a city and grew far beyond Cambridge City. A few ears lat-.-r the Whitewater canal company disba?;dfd and sold the cat.al bed to receivers who built a branch railroad along it to Cambridge City and New Castle.

EATOX. O, Lec. 16 Melvin S. Rinehart. who confessed to an arson

charge and was sent to state rform-1

tory at Mansfield. as paroled from The ants of South America hate that institution Monday after having j .cn known to construct a three-mile served abou tone year of an indeter- j tunnel.

into the ,

.'.pp-.-rs v ere will-1 imneporta-j coir, er.it -nee and : ! ailroad as com-; ies of can 1 fhip- j

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Cream of Onion Soup. Slice sufficient whHe onions to measure one and a Jmlf cupfuls. Heat two tablespoonfuls of butter In a largo pan, add the' onions and cook slowly, shaking now and then until the onions are tender, but hardly beginning to color. Sprinkle over them two tablespoonfuls of flour and stir until absorbed. Add gradually one quart of hot.milk, stirring that it may thicken evenly. When at the boiling point season, draw to one side and let simmer ten minutes. Rub through a sieve, return to the fire and serve hot.

was tne cunmj bvai auu nicuiuoau aim the barbecue given bv Cambridse Citv Cambridge City were struggling for July 28, 1842, when "Hon. Samuel W.

supremacy as tne mggest cities in the ; parker dug and wheeled out the first : country, citizens who wanted better j wheelbarrow lead of dirt removed! shipping facilities than were provided , from the mapped out bed of the Whiteby the log and gravel roads and the j water canal, as it was to be called 1 heavy farm wagons, tried to build a : Hon. Jenu T Eniott, a judge at New i canal south. , Castle asked the honor of digging and ' Citizens of Cambridge City wanted ( wheeling awav the second whfel barthe canal run south from there while , row load and it was granted him Letthe Richmond business men said the , ters from Henrv Clav and other ciis- ! logical course of the canal should be j tinguished persons were read Judee ' from the western part of the county, Parker was in the midst of a wi'ty '' through Richmond and then south. j Speech when a heavy thunder and rain Controversies Was On. j storm broke and the crowd disbanded Men of affairs of both towns de- j in ig4fi the canal was rmishr.,1 n:f'

dared tney wouia Duy no stocK unless

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their town was favored. Cambridge City argued that to run the canal south from Richmond, would give Richmond the advantage because the influx of trade and immigration would first stop here. Some broached a plan of running the canal south from CenterviUe, the county seat, and then branching both ways, to Richmond and Cambridge City. This plan was opposed because CenterviUe was not in a position to subscribe the amount of stock demanded for such a concession. While this controversy was going on the state legislature settled the matter by passing the International improvement hill at its 1838 session, providing for state aid in the construction of a canal from Hagerstown, through Cambridge City and Brookville tto Harrison where an Ohio company would continue it into Cincinnati. Richmond Starts Canal. Believing they would cut off the advantage Cambridge City would re-

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( am bridge City became th? southern shipping point for all towns in Rush, Henry, Randolph, Delaware and Wayne counties. The town vas in tho

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COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF FARM

The undersigned Commissioner, appointed by the Wayne Circuit Court of Indiana in the case of Rose C. Newman et. al. vs. Charles K. Newman et. al. No. 16267, pursuant to and by virtue of an order of the court made and entered in said cause, will offer at private sale at the First National bank of Williamsburg in the town of Williamsburg, Wayne County, Indiana on the ISth day of December, 1913, at 2 o'clock p. m. the following described real estate situated in Wayne County, Indiana, to-wit: The north half of the northwest quarter of Section 14, Township 17, Range 13 east, containing eighty (80) acres more or less. This farm is located north of the town of Greensfork about two and one-half miles, and was formerly owned by Vincent G. Newman and will be sold free from all taxes and encumberances now in lien thereon. Sealed bids may be deposited with Commissioner at any time prior to the date and hour above stated and at said time will be opened. Abstract of title furnished. WILLIAM A. LEWIS, Commissioner

Dated Dec. 41, 1913.

GHIVELEY A SHIVELEY. Attorneys

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