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The revised list of the next Congress
elect shows that it will consist of 2OS Re-
publicans and rs Democrats. without a
single Populist, free-silverite or crank of
that class
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THE HUMORISTS.
An Awful Fate.

Full many a mortal, young and OLD.
Has gone 10 his sarcophagus
Thro' pouring water. icy cold,
Adown his warm oesophagus.
New Orleans Times Democrat
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The One Thing NeedfuI.

the red-nose man across the aisle. IT'S what
haven't that causes most OF my dissatisfaction"
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MIDNIGHT RAID.
Poker Game Broken Up by Sergeant
Warren.

AT midnight Sergeant Warren. assisted
by two patrolmen. entered a room at 22OSi1
East Washington street. where they found
five men playing poker. James T. Mccoy
was charged with keeping gambling
house. A sack OF poker chips. several packs
OF cards and one poker table were eonfis-
Gated
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SPANS KING is MANLY
ssBOULEvARD SANDERS REEUTED
by BELLAMY sTORER,
Who Says the Young Ruler Is Devoted
tn His MOther-The Queen Not
tn BE Married.

PARIS, Dec. 13.-Bellamy Storer, the new
ambassador to Austria-Hungary. has ar
rived here from Madrid and will proceed
70 Vienna as soon as advised of the time
appointed for exchange of the official let
tiers referring TO the appointment. He will
nfterward call on Ambassador Porter.
Referring 10 the recent reports of the i'll
health of the King of Spain, Mr.. Storer
said: "a most emphatic contradiction
should be given TO the boulevard ISLANDERS
against the King and the queen mother.
King. | was struck by the fact that he had
grown fully half a head since L saw him
last July. He had also broadened out until
he was full-cheSted and erect and he was
the picture 'cf manly health. His face
reflected his happy disposition and there
were no traces OF his being weighed down
by the cares OF state. The Kings tender
beautiful family life and the close SYM
patty Of the members of the royal family.
The report Of the intended marriage of the
queen was an equally audacious Islander"
Referring TO SPANS political and social
conditions. the ambassador said 81 am
people are happy and the country is enjoy
ing fair degree of prosperity. The new
Cabinet brings together some Of the strong
est representatives OF the two dominant
elements and promises good results Fortu-
uately the country is free from grave is
sues just now and is rejoicing at the visit
OF the King Of Portugal. Even Venezuela
does not engage official attention, and is
only of passing public interest"
Mrs. StOrer accompanies her husband.
They are recipients Of many social and Of
fetal attentions here.
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OBITUARY.


LOUISVILLE. Dec. 13.-John Van Horne.
former vice president of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. died at his home in
Pewee Valley, a suburb of Louisville this
afternoon.
Mr.. Van Horne was seventy-five years
old. He acquired a knowledge of teleg-
raphy ten years after its invention by
Professor Morse. He served as manager
for the Western Union at Sandusky and
other places in Ohio, and was later made
general superintendent, of the organizat ton
During The civil war Mr.. Van Horne be-
came president CT the Southwest Telegraph
Company. which operated within the Con-
federate lines, and ii was while serving in
this capacity that by an act of personal
honor he was enabled to save the interests
of Professor Morse, which later yielded him
an issue of $4,000 worth of the Western
Union stock. At the end of 1865 the United
States, the Western Union and Southwest
ern Telegraph Companies consolidated. Mr.
Van Horne being chosen as general SUI
perintendent of the Southern division. In
1878 he was elected vice president of the
company, in which capacity he served until
about four years ago, when he retired.
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ened by lack of
nutrition, and
disease attacks
the heart, liver,
lungs, kidneys
and other organs.
r. D:a-,as.
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Other Fires.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-News of the sudden
death from paralytic stroke of NJ. Stuart
Benedict. president of the NJ. S. Benedict
Manufacturing Company of Chicago and
Sayracuse, n. Y, was received here to-day
from Hot Springs, Ark. y widow survives
him i'm Syracuse, where his son Harry l..
Benedict also lives. The funeral services
will be held Tuesday at Syracuse
REED CITY, Mich, Dec. 13.-Fire early
to-day which broke out in Martyrs black
smith shop destroyed ten buildings, includ-
ing the Reed City Sanatorium. There We're
a number OF patients in the sanatorium
but they were removed safely. The entire
loss will be about $4,000.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. 1S.-William
Chapman. who was dispatched from Eng
land in 1872 by Sir John Francis TO prospect
for slate and discovered the now famous
slate belt line IN Pennsylvania, died to-day
OF pneumonia, aged eighty-seven years.
FRESNO, Cal. Dec. 13-The st. George
winery. at Maltamore, five miles east of
this city. has been destroyed by fire. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
MASON CITY, Ia, Dec 13.-The town of
Ventura was nearly wiped out by fire to-
day. Total loss. $4,000; insurance. $4,000
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Insurance Deal Completed.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 13.-The trans
fer of the business of the Sun Life In
surance Company, of this city, to the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company, of
New York, was completed to-day, when
the stockholders of the Sun Life formally
ratified the action OF the board of directors
and the head officers of the company in re-
insuring its business. The terms of the
transfer were not made public and the
only information given out by the officials
was that the Metropolitan Life will take
possession of the other company Monday
morning and that the Sun Life will go
out of existence as soon as its affairs can
be wound up.
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INCREASE IN WAGES.
Union Traction Company Employees
Well Treated by Mr.. McCulloch.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 13-George F.
McCulloch met fifteen members of the
Amalgamated Association of Street-railway
Employees here tonight regarding the
wage scale and decided to give the follow
ing increases: Two-year men, 8 per cent;
three-year men. 10 per cent; four-year men,
10 per cent: five years and over, Is per
cent There will be no raise for men under
two years. The meeting was very amicable
and the men were granted more than they
expected. The scale affects all union en-
ployes of the Union Traction Company.
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SUITS BY NEGROES.
Governor and others in Virginia
Asked to Pay $1,000 Each.

each against the Governor, all the men,
bers of the constitutional convention in the
eastern district of Virginia and election
officers on behalf of the negroes disfran-
chised by the new Virginia Constitution
were filed in the United States Court to-day
here and at Norfolk All were made de-
PENDANTS collectively and individually. Ed
gar Poe Lee. of Richmond, and Anthony
N Primer. Norfolk letter corrier. are the
plaintiffs. Similar suits are to be filed next
week i'm the United States courts of the
western district against members Of the
convention living in that section of the
State.
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LOSS OVER 100000.
Part of IN American Sheet Steel Com
pany's Plant Burned.

CANAL DOVER, o.. Dec. 13.-The cor
rugating mills. the paint shop. the store
room and the building containing the four
mills OF the west side of the American
Sheet steer Company's plant burned to the
ground tonight, and the company is con-
fronted with loss of over 81. 0O0, 200, nearly
$3.50. 900 on finished product and the rest in
buildings and machinery. The offices, the
machine shops, the galvanizng department
and the mills on the east side are all that
remain of this great plant. The loss is
partly covered by insurance About a
dozen shipping cars standing on tracks
were destroyed.
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Other Deaths.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 13.-John Fitch
cite, better known as Coffee john" who
was captain of police under Mayor Amess
and on confidential relations with him,
died suddenly this morning of pneumonia.
the workhouse for selling police appoint
ments, but had appealed to the Supreme
Court.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 49, Carlos Varona,
manager of the National Bank of Mexico,
died to-day, aged sixty-five. He was of a
distinguished Cuban family and had served
as treasurer of the Cuban revolutionary
fund in Paris. He was well known in bank
ing circles in New York and Europe
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair To-day, but Rain or Snow Prob
able Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
For Indiana-Fair on Sunday; snow in
north and rain or snow in south portion
on Monday; northwest winds, increasing
Monday night.
For Illinois-Fair on Sunday. except rain
or snow in extreme south portion; Monday.
snow in north, rain or snow in south por-
ton; northwest winds, increasing Monday
night.
For Ohio-Fair on Sunday. except snow
in northeast portion; Monday. snow in
north, rain or snow in south portion; fresh
to brisk northeast winds.
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liam III. Marley, postmaster at Wilbur,
Morgan county. to succeed Robert w. Mer-
redith, resigned.
Representative Overstreet was a guest
tonight at a dinner given at the White
House by the President G. A. g.
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COST OVER A HALF MILLION.
Government Paid s533,o7o.eo for Ar
senaI Grounds and Buildings

Since the report of the commissioners for
the appraisement of the arsenal property
was made public, there has been some
speculation as to what the property actual
ly cost the United States government. The
commissions majority report fixed the val
uation OF the ground at $154.000. This is
considered very small by Gen. John Co
burn, chairman of the commission, who
filed a minority report. Investigation at
the arsenal furnishes information as to
what the government paid for the seventy
six acres, including the buildings on the
grounds. The itemized list follows:
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Golden Medical Discov-
cry N a k es the weak
stomach strong. 1t cures
diseases of the stomach
and other organs of di-
gestion and nutrition,
and so enables the body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

$50 yards Elegant Black MORE Velour,
imperial and mirrored patterns, rich bril-
liant fnish we offer tomorrow CT Ok
the usual $1.s5 quality at, yard ~ 80
sswear Guaranteed" Black Taffeta Silk,
SO inches wide, exceptionally fine quality;
should be S1.25; tomorrow for, z5C
3e-inch Black Peau de Sole. soft kid.
finish, the proper silk for Monte Carlo
coats and separate skirts, regu- CT AZ
larry s1.s5 quality, for, yard. -. ~
21-inch Black Peau de Sole, mellow rich
finish, splendid SOC. quality, for, EEc
Black Taffeta "Roya1e,'' heavy enough for
shirt-waist dresses, worth &c., EOc
LOT, yaro.
Black Armure, pure silk, 1ustre1ess
finish, 2o-inch S1.oo grade, for, 10
20.inch 75c. grade for SIC. yard.
Heavy Black MORE Franchise, beauti-
ful for coats or skirts, $1.00 quality r.
Two Black Satin Duchess specials, 81
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It looks impossible to sell the lowest
priced 1-3c. Canton Flannel as ~.
we will Monday, per yard. ......CZ7C
Those Fancy Printed Cashmere Elan
nelettes, some with side borders; nT/
the IL 1-2c ones for. ,....... WV
III pieces of the best Crepe, Mercerized
Striped, Wasting Cloth, tho best price
which which is n,, as'' all over town; 12AC
Cohen's price. ~
1900 yards of the newest and best
Fancy Figured Dress Prints that an.
sell for &c., to be sold for. 1saMI
The best and finest Percales, made in
dark colorings, new fall styles, that no
store sells for less than IL 1.2c., -J/~
Mondays price. ISS
All-Wool Wasting Cloth, in new striped
effect, every color, that sells every 1Oo
where for Soc, per yard. - ~
Those newest and best Printed Elan
neiettes, heaviest IL 1-2c. grades, -i/o
will be sold for /zoN
3,7oo yards of fine Crepe Albatross; Ice.
everywhere in town; special for W.
Monday. ....................1 /TN
Double-Faced Outings, the best ever sold
for 1-3c. hundreds Of designs EH/c
and colorings, for. c/2A
Twilled-Back Canton Flannel. 2SI~
the 6 1-4c. best, per yard. ......... ~
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26o dozen Misses, Boys, and Children's
Fleeced Ribbed Vests, Pants, and Boys
Drawers: ell sizes 16 to 80; regu-
larry priced 10 to Csc: you can TE/o
pick any size for. Observation-Disclosures. i%/1%
Oneita Union Suits. for misses and E0c
children.
80 dozen Misses and Children's Fleeced
Ribbed Union Suits, all sizes. in fG~
stead of 25c.. our price, per suit. -.
Boys Extra Heavy Weight Silver Fleeced
Shirts and Drawers. SOC. value: gS-
any size % to SO for. @cA
The 29c. Union Suits for misses and chill
dren; Egyptian natural color; 1Ec
HI sizes.
Ladies Extra Size Csc. Fleeccd Vests
and Pants: sizes running Z S, and 20,
Ladies' Fine White Wool Ribbed or Pure
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Black Dress Goods
Has No Home at CoI,en's Unless Most Reliable
Years Of dealings has taught you this The sale will be on
# the wonders OF this season. Read on

All-Wool Black Cheviot Serge. made of
finest Australian wool, and never CO1
before sold under 59c.: priced. ...... -
The new Mohair Mistrel that CT 10
sells for $1.6s, is priced. 1890.
All-Wool Black Wolfe. the SIC. grade,
and every yard sold with Cohen HOc
guarantee, for.
11-2-Yards Wide Heavy Tailor Serge,
s always sold for Sl.l9; this per 75c
a..
Black Silk and Wool Crepe Wolfe, the
handsomest new fabric of the CO 10
new sheer order, $500 value for. ~ 10y
The NUM- Basket Cloth, all wool and
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White Finest Grade Cotton Vests S0c
and Pants for. Observation-Disclosures. wv
The usual Sl.00 Fine White Wool Merino
Vests and Pants for ladies are, 6Hc
Several hundred dozen Ladies Fleeced
Vests and Pants, in pure White or
Egyptian color; all sizes -
The usual 15c. High-Neck. Long n
Sleeve Vests for ladies. medium weight. l.
The best Csc. Fleeced Vests and Pants
for ladies' white Egyptian I n
color, for. .lvC-
Infants IL Lee. Fleeced Wrapper
Vests. button all way down front. -. IN
Infants best SOC. Fine White Wool Rib.
bed Wrapper Vests, sizes l to 6; TEc
any size. Observation-Disclosures. ~
"The Reuben's Shirts for chill &c
dren and infants, in all sizes. .....
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4 Great Ribbon Day The Chans'
of the Season.

manufacturer made mistake u
ing an equal quantity for fall sFsae
he did for spring. But Ribbons are $40" -
fall in the comparison OF the two SeAs,-,,
ard the stock had to BIO sacrificed. H'''
is partial list:
Wide Satin TaReta Ribbons. all c'.V'
ings, that sell for 45c; MONDAYS JUr
sale, yard. ...---...-.-.--''.'''
Twelve shades of Satin Tafesa knee"
full 8 LIZ inches wide. will Dc sold &C
for, yard. Observation-Disclosures
White Liberty Satin Ribbons, sec. DC
width, Mondays price. O..
The new Chanssable MORE Ribbons
sash widths. all the new styles aad ave
colorings. will Do sold for.
The 10. IL Ia and lsc. Ribbons. C
are to be sold for 6 and. ..-..--,-.s.
Wherever you see the loo. Black
Ribbons you will sec them At Cohen &c
Monday for. ....................-
Tho new Fancy Ribbons for 'niiltn..'
that were made to sel as high as 6,3f
$1.o0. will be sold at from 80 TO-
5-inch wide All,silk Black More Hio0'",
are among the 2ac. lot.
Also one lot Of the lse. Black Velvet
hons are to be sold for loc., and mA1'
others .sss,s
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all eo1ors f for, yard uaSvlo' serge ZoC
All-Wool, 54-inch Scotch Snowflake Suit.
ing, in all the new color combinations,
best best $3.50 fabric for the S1.OO
Silk and Wool 3s.inch French sn-
Plaids, new and nobby, at the yard. .COA
Panne Zebelines, 81 inches wide, in all
the best shades, for, yard, O. Dc
S1.00 Observation-Disclosures. >pAsAO
Atwood 36.inch Satin-Finisi Tri- 9Nc
cots, the SOC. kind, for, yard 49,. r. -
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various colors, tied fringe; Ct or
$3.50 Curtains for, pai-. ~ ~
Hazards Long Handsome Damasse Cur
tains, with elaborate tied cE X
fringe, IoT ~ -
New Silk Mercerized Curtains, the latest
success in the curtain world, Go cO
looks like $50 curtains. price. AZ.CU
!. II =; Couch Covers that cost So Oh
SI.65, to be sold for. ........... ~%'So
And many others.
ra 511as ce1sr. f s5,h nsr'sF'.sa S1.75
40 Table Covers, full yards 80 ~
long, tapet:ry, cost S365, choice. ~ 80 ~
New Draperies and Art Goods for drapo.
ries Of every descriptions Art Ticking,
Mercerized Silk and Cotton Tapestries for
upholstering and draping; Silk Pushes,
Cretonnes. new designs in Denims, Hunga-
rian Cloths, satines, Silkolines, Embroid-
cred Muslins, ETC.: many at less than the
cost of production.
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inch. pure silk, S1.00 quality, Tor, R7c
2o-inch, s5c. quality, for 5oc yard.
Colored Silks.
Novelty Plaid Silks in newest color COM
binations, exceptionally stylish this season
for waists We offer tomorrow the usual
s1.25 ones for s5c.; the $3.50 81 Is
qualities " Il u
Crepe de Chimes, soft and graceful for
evening costumes OF separate waists; all
newest shades, including White CT 1S
and Black; S150 grade here for. ~ n =
$50 pieces Solid Colored Pure-silk Lining
and Waist Tatfetas; every conceivable
wanted shade; the soc. grade for 39c-
yard; the usual 81 1-2c. grade for. 0Oc
yard. ~
IS pieces Peau dc Cygne, popular colors
for fall costumes or separate waists,
the usual 75c. grade, special for. A1C
yard
27-irch China Silks, all colors, White
and Black, splendid soc. grades, to S0C
be here tomorrow for, yard.
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Another similar for Bedroom Curtains,
Renaissance edge, is marked 50 rs
pair. ~<0s -
Hundreds of pairs of Lace Curtains, new,
s sss fe5 ss nss4 p.r to have been
$40 pairs of the new Gable Net Cur
tains, everywhere S5.75; price, CO TS
pair. GC.lC
Sons 600 pairs of Lace Curtains for
SITS and $500 pair: some Of 40
are ~ n
The lot consists of hundreds of pairs Of
every design.
One lot of 900 pairs Lace Curtains 50c
at various prices, from, pair, 10 to-. wv
PORTIERES in varieties and prices that
stand unrivalled.
New Portieres, heavy Reppe, in all the
various colors, wide hand-tied fringe.
varigated borders, in various d. '7E
colo-ings, for. pair. ,pC' -
Mercerized Damasse Curtains, in all the
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C0KEN'S SKIRT.MAKING De.
PAKT!NgHT

stands at the head for perfection and
at lower prices than any known tailor.
ing anywhere. We make a skirt for
SLIGO and up. Our exhibit of cloths
for skirts lends every variety that is
new and warrantable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Handsome silk-Trimmed Blouse or Jacket
Suits. that one sells under q Q QE
$3.50. for. 1000
The new Coat Suits. the handsomest
Of the season at $780, $3.50
for. ~ 80
zeDelins Norfolk Blouse $500
The Geisha Suit in the heavy peb-
BILE cheviot, $3.50 suit G12 *
for. ..---.--- .-.-.---.-
Handsome Broadcloth Suits, in the new
manufactured effects, that are $3.50
everywhere: all colors and go 81
Black. ~ -"
See the handsome model Paris Suits Of
Peau de Sole at $4,000, at $50 90
Cohen's for. .-....-.. -"
These beautiful Snowflake English Walk
ing Suits, Manufactured, that S20.00
are $4,000 everywhere, for. w
Tie Derby Suits Of imported $500
English materials for.
The Norfolk Walking Suits Of Zebe
line mixtures, instead of CO. 0Q
s25. oo.................. 81 40
A shipment to a Philadelphia house Of
Walking Suits were to have been $4,000.
their cancel order makes SD so
Cohen's price. Observation-Disclosures ~ "
The $500 Melton Cloth Walking Suits.
with Norfolk jackets, in all $40 90
colers and Black. " O.OO
Sale of 2.710 Separate Skirts.
7-Gore Flare Walking Skirts. Ct 40
in Blue, Black, and Gray, for. ~ o.
The $3.50 Walking Skirts, of wide
vale cheviot, slot g Or
uI!SQ
Walking Skirts Of Thibet cloth, in light
and medium Gray. Black, and Navy, with
corded bottom and strapped OF IN
seams; full $3.50 skirt..... ~ eCV
Finer grades to $500.