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SUSPECT ARRESTED
Colored Porter Held Pending Ipves-
tig ,tion In Dennis Case.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE detec-
tives have arrested Richard Cole. col
ored. and locked him up on suspicion
in connection with the mysterious as
sault on Mrs. Ada G. Dennis. the fash
ionable dressmaker. on Dec. 8. The
police are investigating story which
leads them to think Cole may have
some knowledge of the crime or some
connection with it. The arrested man
is % years old. He has been working
at the Dennis establishment as porter
and bundle carrier for about five
months and had borne good reputa-
ton. He was implicitly trusted by
Mrs. Dennis and in her statement to
the police Sunday she manifested
anxiety that no suspicion be cast upon
any of her servants or employees in
connection with the assault.
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Prince Henry's Reception.

Washington. Jan. 14.-While the
subject of the reception to be accord
ed to Prince Henry has not yet been
fully discussed by the cabinet. ii is
believed that the necessary arrange
ments will be placed in the hands OF
a joint committee composed of rep
resentative of the state department
and of an officer each of the army and
navy. There is no present DISPOSE
ton to bring the North Atlantic squad
ron all the way back from the Carib-
bean sea to form the advance recep-
ton line. The navy still has some
fine ships If at the northern yards
which may be used for this purpose.
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New PARSONAGE.

For some weeks the pastor and
congregation of the colored Baptist
church on south ninth street have
been making a grand effort to raise
money by subscription among their
friends to purchase a house right
back Of the church to be used as a
parsonage. 1t required something
over 81 900. and their friends will be
rejoiced to know that they yesterday
succeeded liz getting the last dollar
necessary, and will soon make the
purchase. This will put this con
gregation in excellent shape fnan-
cially.
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A Pretty Compliment.

New York. Jan. 14.-Emperor Wi
Hams yacht now being constructed at
Shelters Island. is to be christened
Alice" The name Alice will be giyeE
TO the yacht in honor of Mss Alice
Roosevelt. daughter of President Roos-
evelt who is TO christen the yacht.
and for a cousin of the emperor whose
name also is Alice. The cousin in
question is thought to be the czarina
OF Russia. who was the Princess Alix
Of Hesse. granddaughter OF Queen
Victoria
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Grayce POrterffeld's bene-
fit concert tomorrow night.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Prepared by Nathan S. Lamar, ab-
stractor of titles to real estate and
notary public:
Edward T. Parry to Caleb w. and
Mary A. Price. part northeast quar-
ter of section p, township 13, range
l west, containing % acres; s., 500.
Richard r. VanSant to John A.
and Annie L. Stout, lots 20 and Il
in Charles T. Price S second addition,
known as South Richmond; $50.
Anthony H. Walberg to Henry
Geers, part lot II laid out by Poe &
Hittle in Oakland, also part of lot
30 in that part of Richmond laid out
by John Smith; 81.
George NJ. Jordan to Sarah Ellen
Jordan, part of northeast and north
ives; quarters of section "a, township
is, range II, containing so acres;
81.
Edwin f. Dalbey to Emma Houoh,
lots 13 and IA in Hough & Hough S
addition to Fountain City; 800
Mary D. Bond ct al. to Margaret
Mccartney, 3 5 interest in parts of
southeast, northeast and southwest
quarters of section 81, and part of
northeast and northwest quarters of
section %, all in township 10, range
IL east, containing POLIO acres
1920.
Clinton A Beck to Sarah Moore.
part of sections "a and 80 in township
ID, range l west, containing 2 20
acres, 81 500.
Susan c. Manning ct al. to Edgar
l. Manning, south half of northwest
quarter of section 4, township II.
range IL east, containing 80 acres,
"a, 900.
John Manning ct al. to Susan c.
Manning. the north half of the north
west quarter of section 4, township
IL, range 13 east. and 10 acres off the
south end of east half of southwest
quarter of section 81, township Is,
range Is, containing in all 80 acres,
81. 500.
Joseph e. Hill to Abigail Hadley,
the north half of lot 9 in Gates add
ton to Richmond. 81 900
William b. D,rmer to Jerome Jor-
dan, part of fractional section Z.
township ii, range | west, contain
ing 80 acres, 81 900.
Joseph Clevenger to fairy B. Mil
Ter aud CasSada. his wife, lots | | and
II in Grand Boulevard subdivision
in Richmond, 5000.
First National bank to Angelina
W Gods. part of lot 10 in Hiatt 4
Lyndes addition to Richmond. 1925.
F. W. Porter6eld, piano tuner.
Home telephone 297. ii st
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

EBERT Ernest Theodore Ebert
died at noon today at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Blening from
consumption, aged 81 years and 10
months. One brother, Gus, survives.
The deceased was raised at the
Wernle Home The funeral will take
place Friday afternoon at O'Clock
(sun time) from the home of Mr..
Ruening, COS south eighth street,
Rev. A. j. Feeger officiating. Inter
ment at Wernle cemetery.
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Washington. Jan. 1.-THE war de
partment has been advised OF the ex-
ecution of Phineas Foutz. late cor
poral of Company X. 10th infantry, al
Cebu, Philippine Islands. on the morn
ing of Jan. 3, 1902. Foutz was con
victed of the willful murder of ma
tive girl in the Phi ppine Islands Oh
Nov. Is, 1900, and was sentenced to be
hanged. but escaped from the custody
of the military. He was executed i'm.
mediately after his recapture.
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Suicide In a Saloon.

Louisville, Jan. 14-W. III. Martin,
an insurance solicitor, committed sui
eide at 1915 O'Clock this morning by
shooting himself in the head while in
a saloon on Jefferson street near
Fourth He was to have been married
in three weeks. The cause of the sui
eide is not known.
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Louisville Grain and Livestock.

Louisville Grain and livestock.
wheat-No. red and onSberry. 900.
Iorn-No- : white. &c; No. mixed. sIc.
Oats-No. mixed 81 .acs No. white, So &C.
1attie-Strong AT sz.zSG3-15-
Hogs-Steady at S&.5odn.s0.
Sheep-cIeady al <19l
Lambs-cteady at s--5odS
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock,
Wheat-SteAdy. No. red. Sine.
Corn-Steaiy; No. mixed. &c.
Osts-Steady. No. linked. Soc
Cattie--ActIve At $l.'s,9Ss.as.
Aogs-Quiet AT. 81 loGSo. 40.
Sheep-ctrony at $i.5sGS4-
Lamos-Aetive At SA-ss0sss-
Chicago Livestock.
Csttle-Aetive: steers. s4sI.:s. stocksrs sad
feeders. S---Sss 4-se.
Hogs->teaay Al Si-oot6.ss.
Sneep-oteaIy at 81 - L4-.s.
LamDs->IeAd at $40 To ..
New York Livestock
Csttle--otealy at $50 us.eo
Ho2s-OuIcI II - -La-5l-
Sheep->io@ at sz-5aaI- s5-
,-Amos->teauy al 49, $50
East Rpffaio livestock
Cattie->ts=-.y a s. ass.
slo-s-Act3sv - ss6-s5.
Sheep->tesdy al s4-z5 Is.
iAmos-->teady al S.sy5-Ie.
Toledo Grain.
wheat--Firul: cash, 81; May, So,
Gorn-Acttves No. casa. 6l<-.
OAts-Acsly No cAsa. &,,.c.
LATEST QUOTATIONS..
Chicago, III Jan. II - Wheat,
a. Corn. 6ls Oats. Al.
Toledo. O.. Jan. 14.-Wheat, SSs.
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McCreary Elected Senator.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. Thames
B. McCreary was elected United
State, senator by the two houses of
the legislature ia separate session.
The vote will be declared in joint
session tomorrow. The vote ia the
house stood McCreary II, Deboe "a;
in the senate McCreary D, Deboe II
W. O. Bradley l.
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Grayce POrterfeld's bene-
fit Dncert tomorrow night.
Ten Lives Lost.

South McAlester, |. T., Jan. IL
Ten men lost their lives by an ex-
plosion in Mine No. 8 last night.
They were the only occupants of the
mine
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SEMI ANNUAL
Distribution OF Taxes in
Wayne County in the
Various Funds.

The semi annual distribution will
take place on Monday, January Z. IN
the townships, road, special school,
local and state tuition, library, cor
poration and school house bond funds.
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DAILY MARKET REPORT
Prevailing Prices For Gram, Pr,vis.
ions and livestock on Jan. 13.


Wheat-Wagon, Sc; No. red. steady, s9c.
Corn-Steady; No. mixed, $50.
Oats-Firm: No mixed, 4yc.
Cattle-Steady at $2..5(G6.o0.
Hogs-Steady at s5.(I6.55.
Sheep-Steady at sl.5oGs.5o.
Lambs-Steady at S3tg5.65.
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Indiana and Ohio weather

WARRINGTON, d. c.. Jan. IA -
For Indiana: Fair tonight and
Wednesd y, slightly cooler in the
north Wednesday.
Warmer tonight, fair in the
south, cloudy. probably snow in the
north, Wednesday snow in the north
and central.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-14

The same funds will be drawn by
the trustees and treas urers OF the
following school and other corpora
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-14

Grayce POrterfield's bene-
fit concert tomorrow night.
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F. W. Porter6eld, piano tuner
Home telephone 291. ii st
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-14

Closing cash market-W neat, 7Ts.c; corn
Gar: oats, 45c;. pork, 1850; lard. 50. a.
ribs. Ss.2.-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-14

Wheat-Firul cash, 81; May. Sc,
Corn-ActIve. No. : casa. 6+c,
OAts-AcsIy No. cash. &,>.c.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS..

Chicago, III Jan. IL Wheat,
a. Corn. Oh. Oats. Al.
Toledo, O.. Jan. 14.-Wheat. IS!
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DANTE AND HIS TIME By Karl Federn. i2rno Pr
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TIE first part OF the volume. devoted TO the time
OF Dante is study Of the social. political ecclesiss-
teal and scholastic conditions existing in Italy in his
cay The poet himself subject of the second
rarS Illustrated with reproductions OF portraits
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lie. with q chapter about MEN Who Have Fallen
by the Way
TIE POOR PARIAH By Henry 6. olcott, limo, pp-
s. Henry s. olcott)
EARLY AMERICAN CITATIONS. 17eo-1s24 Edited By
Louie r Heller. 1euno. Ivii. lea. CThe Mac
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order OF Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald. surrosats
York notice is hereby given 70 all
having against Leonard IeWsOhn OF
County New York. deceased present the
subscribers their place
transacng business No. Il Broadway IN the City Of
York on or oath Of October next
Dated. New York. 18th day OF April. 1902
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THE PEoPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

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To George woodward. Francis W Woodward. Francois
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Harriet B. Barrow BENJAMIN 2; Woodward. Adele ~
Woodward e Hurlbut. Ethel D. Earle. Margaret
Barrow. Anna Barrow. Mabel Barrow Archibald G. Bar
ROW William W. Barrow. Harriet 3. Woodward Davis
Florence (, Barrow Mary e Barrow. and
interested Frances Mary Woodward
County OF York. deceased.
next kin otherwise. send greeting You
ana each Of hereby cited and required personally
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Navr the Court OF said County held
al the County Court House in the County OF New York
1902 hslf-past O'Clock
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Account or Proceednss OF The
fn!tet States ana Trust Company Executor
rha Testament OF said deceased: and
such OF you hereby cited as are under the age
required appear by your guardian II
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for appointed or IN me event OF your neglect
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Surogats represent and act Tor you n tne
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Eereunto slhxed
of said County. at the County OF
New the 9th day OF August. IN tns
YEAR OF our Lord thousand nine hundred
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