Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 326, 7 January 1908 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND l'ALL,ADIU3I AN'D SUX-TEiiEGKA3I. TTESDA V, .TAXI' AHY 7, 1SHKS. ft

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ALL PERSONS OP COLOR CONSIDERED TAXABLE PROPERTY

An Old Musty Volume Shows That Taxes to the Amount Of $28.00 Was Paid on Slaves in Year 1814. COUNTY TAXES THEN LITTLE MORE THAN $700. The Past Year the Total Value Of Taxes on Assessable Property in his County Was Nearly $700,000. j The past year the total value of taxas on assessable propcrt y in i his county amounted to nearly ;7oo, m, to be xael, .S;k ,". These ligures are shown by statistic.-, jut compiled in the county auditor's o.-Iice. It is shown lb a faded, age-eaten reeord book on file In the auditor's office that in 1S1 I, two years bt fore Indiana was admitted into the union as a stale, the total mnount of county taxes including lines amounted to only STT.V.'M ,. On a page in tins musty volume, there is a list, which shows the amount Of taxes on various kinds of assessable' property. This list is an odd one am! reads as follows: Jlrst Rate Land s i:u;o Peoond Rate Land 17.3. r.o Thlrdgjatn Land lot;.", 'Horsed :;71 .7-3 Stallions l.;..3o Towns Lots 1V.7L"Slaves js.(m Persons of Color I2. 0toro Licenses 7.32 STavem Licenses and lines . . 4.2!'-, To the majority of the residents of ls county it will be strange news Jat slaves were held by the pioneer ettlers of Wayne county, and that all "persons of color" were regarded as taxable. WAYNE HAS CORNER ON CASKET MAKING A New Concern, the Sixth in The County, Files Articles Of Incorporation. A CAMBRIDGE CONCERN. Articles of incorporation for the American Casket Company of Cambridge City, were filed today with County Recorder Mosbangh. The capital stock of the new concern is $10,000 and the incorporators are J. K. Smith. A. M. Boyd, .lames A. Boyd, II. H. Miller and .1. S. Miller. This is the third casket company for Cambridge City and the sixth for Wayne county. This county soon promises to have a rorner on the casket industry of the United States. COAL MINING CAMP IS NOW THREATENED Flames Are Still Raging Around Coal Mine. Pittsburg. Pa.. Jan. T.- Fire uliieli threatens the destruction of the mining settlement surrounding mine No. ;: f the Pittsbutg Coal company, known under the two names of Moldenauer and Smithburg, started at ! o'clock last night, and is still raging. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Notice is hereby given that the animal meeting of the stockholders of the Richmond Home Telephone Company will be held at the home office of the Company. North fith street. In the City of Richmond. Indiana, on Wednesday, January 22, 190S. at 2 o'clock, p. m. for the purpose of electing seven directors of said Company for the next ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as nay properly come before said meeting. A. C. L1NDFM I'TH, President. L. K. BROWN K, Secretary. decol-janT Sewer Gas In Homes. Tho American Analyst gives the folio-vying test for the detection iu an apartment of sewer gas: Saturate unglazed paper with a solution of one troy ounce of pure acetate of lead In eight tin Ul ounces of rainwater. Let it partially dry. Then expose in the room suspected of containing ewer gas. The presence of gas in any conidderable quantity soon blackens the test paper. Moore & Ogborn k c Can supply you with a good loan at low rate of interest. an furnish VOU With hnnda rf onu .kind on short notice. Room 16 I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phones, Home 15S9, Bell C3 R,

TODAY'S MARK

NEW YORK STOCK ,y Correll and Thompson York, Jan. 7. New Amalgamated Copper. American Car Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting . . American Sugar.. Atchison 15. & O li. R. T Canadian Pacific. . . ". & o , .. C. G. W C. M. & Sr. P. C. F. & i. Dis. Sec. a. . Kn

National Letd . .. New York Centra! .. .. L. X . . N'orfoik & Western .... M. K. T Missouri Pacific Northern Pac Pennsylvania ... . People's Gas Reading . Republic Steel Rock Island Southern Pacific Southern R. R Texas Pacific Vnion Pacific tT. S. Steci T. S. Steel pfd Wabash Wabash pfd (Jreat Northern Call money i per cenr, S per cent.

Richmond. CA 7TLE. by Richmond Abattcur.) . average hs S l.::.V 1.4o (Paid Pest ho!(lood heavy packers Coniruon and rough Steers, corn fed Heifers Fat cows Pulls Calves 4.2:.'- 4.o5 l.om -!.! 4."'.l o 4 50 j :'..7.l 3.oo 2. To (ft ...2.J o.noc't 7.00 Chicaqo. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. (By Correll and Thompson. Brokers, Eaton. O.) Chicago, Jan. Wheal Open. Hign. .lo7i 1071',. . OOi i pp.-: H Corn. . t;i" . t;o's r,oi.. Oats. Open. High. . r.4 , :.i-s . . 4s'.j Pork. Low. 1m; ps i. Close. PMil ; MS'' s May .Inly Sept. .May July .IP, Lew. oF's ll'.V t;oi , ! i Close. , May July INN Close. ?i:;.T' Close. fs.25 Close S7.42 Ol en. .si::.r.7 Open. . .VSJO Open. . S7. U llig.!. Low. .Si::..-7 Low. is;.'( Low. ST. 1 May .St. "..NO Lard. ilign. SN.'Jo Ribt.. High. S7. 17 May May U. S. YARDS, CHICAGO. Chicago, Jan. 7 Hoirs, receipts. ;;r.000, steady; left over r..t'.;;o. Cattle C,000, steady. Sheep ll.uot), steady. Hog Market Close. Light 4.10'. 4.:,u Mixed 4.20 V) 4. CO Heavy I.l.y-i 4.:t7U Rough l.l.V-r t.2". CHICAGO GRAIN RECEIPTS. Today. Last. Wk. Last Yr. Wheat is CO Cl Corn :;21 Oats 2150 Estimates. Wheat. 1C. Corn. Pit. )ats. Cs. NORTHWEST Today. L Minn 1 s7 Dublin ...It". RECEIPTS. 1st Wk. Last 177 2 I7S Yr. 10 LIVERPOOL. Wheat Open :'-4 lower; higher; close l lower. Corn Open Vs higher higher; close "'s lower. J : ::o. 1 ::10. DIES IN THE WEST WaS Victim Of the Great White! Plague. Mrs. Walter Ken worthy, formerly aj resident ot this city, died several nays , ago at Salem. Oregon, of tuberculosis.! She was well known here, as was aiso her husband, who was formerly a bus iness associate with Folger P. Wilson of this city. Her death w as due to tuberculosis. The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Dublin, where the deceased spent lut early life. Her maiden name was Bell, and her parents survive her. She was aged :S vears. - - j.--;.s. That music in itself is or can be immoral Is absurd, notwithstanding the assertions of Tolstoi and other writers. The tonal art is, of course, one that plays upon the emotions and one that therefore may in certain individual cases excite the nervous system to a high pitch of intensity, but it is too indefinite in charade ever to depict or even to suggest immorality. Musical News. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

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QUOTATIONS. Brokers. Eaton, Ohio.) Open High Low Close r.n 7 a P'CVi H U 13S 1 OS : 21 4ftVi ;:i PJ'N ' ' s I 0 1 - ;'. y;;1 . H'i; 107:sh Pt'N 22 ' 4'i ;'2-t 'Jo -J 'a 12 ; 12:;'., 111"! S3?i !'! 17 13 '20 in)-; 2H7s S!l"4 10'"'S I I ' 3 ::i io.r: 7 -;i 10 CSi s:;'.-h 10',H 1.372 Iu7-;H 1! '.'2 1 23 1 1 122-'h Ill's . 74 . l or, . 7u4 . 41i IOS'-j mi'.'. PJ: . . 4"'i . .11' .". . .lllTs . . s:;si . . 16 'a . . 71 . . i::' . . 20 . .120-: 125 112"H 100'i 17 121's 27.t 1 1 ; i 2f."'s S'.Hi . . l'7; . . l'I'N . . 1 PJ'i iter cent 120: 1 l""s tier cent. ARMY SHORT OF REQUIRED QUOTA Secretary Taft Would Urge More Pay for Men Entering Army Service. WOULD BE BENEFICIAL. Washington, I). C, January 7 Secretary of War Taft, as a strong advocate of increased pay for tho arm, and his annual report, just, sent to Congress, completely dispels any doubt that may exist, as to his position. he report begins with a. formidable pre-1 sentnient of ligures, showing the rap-j itl decrease in the strength of the regula.r army in recent, years (the loss last year living no less than 4,!2S men) and the pressing need for officers 1 to replace those now detailed on re-1 cruiting duty or as military instruct-1 ors in educational institutions. The! Secretary declares that while many! reasons have been advanced to ex-! plain the difficulty, a sufficient one isj to be found in the inadequacy of army j lay. j "I think it quite probable," he says, j "that an increase in the pay of the1 enlisted men, including considerable additional inducement for men to reenlist and such reasonable increase in Hie pay of noncommissioned officers as would stimulate men to remain in the fervice and to qualify themselves for thes-.' higher positions, would have a markedly beuefiei;:! efb'et upon the recruitment, of tho arm v." LINN REFUSES TO PLAY GAME Whitewater Has Open Date to Fill. Whitewater, Ind.. Jan. 7. The basket ball team had. made all arrangements for a game with the Lynn team for the evening of January 1. but. owing to the timidity of that team it has (ailed the game off. They have an open dale for that evening and would like to secure a game with some team. I Deaths and Funerals. MURRAY Robert Murray, died! Monday night at the heme of Mr. and ; Mrs. Walter Konklin, A'.'.'t South! Kighth street, death being duo toi Pneumonia. Friends desiring to call may do so from 7 to t o'clock this , evening. Short services will lie held j at the house at S o'clock Wednesday j nioritPiL!' nfrer whieb th, rm.-iins will ! u Dayton. O.. for further ser-1 vice and burial. ADAMS The funeral of Mrs. Cuilbert Adams will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Nona Eleventh Street mission. i Friends will meet at the homo. 1122 ! North J street, ai 1 o'clock. Tho bur ial will be at Earlham. Invention and Result. "Ma," said the little boy, with more brevity thon respect "ma, will you let me take the baby out iu the perambulator';" "Certainly, my dear,'' said his mother. "I'm only too pleased to find you so attentive to your little brother." "Oh, that's all right, ma," said the little boy. "You see. it's this way. Johnny Smith and Billy Brown and me, we're goin' to play at a railway accident. The perambulator is to be the train and baby's to be a passengei who's pitched, out on his head, and he's to be saved from being run over by another train just in time." Two hours later the little boy was released from the dark clost't. London Vnnr Pictorial

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Much Was Transacted at the Regular Session Monday Night. THE WEST SIDE APPROVES. THINKS IT NOT BEST LIGHT PLANT PHIL BE REWARDED TO SELL RILEY TO ENGINEER CHARLES MAKES REPORT. At council nn-etinii commuuicatioi! wa ast i t enitip: a I read from th- ! i jWest Side Improver. i in which the action oi' i-nt association, the cit y council and t n fusing sell th. board ol public works in relet entertain a proposition to municipal li-'htiim plant was heartily endorsed. Citv not Liable. Citv Attornev Studv said that in his . ." . " i- i t .i opinion the city was not liable for the destruction of a buergy belonging to Kugene Morel. This buggy was run into on South Filth street on the evenI ing of December 20, by the hook and 1 laddi r company. Mr. Morel presented I a claim for $rn. The matter wa j j referred to the committee on claims. Benefit for Riley. i An ordinance was introduced and ! given its first reading for the appro- ' priaiion of $1",0 for the benefit of Phil j Riley, a fireman who was severely inUured last spring by stopping a runj away team. j Obstruction of Sidewalks. Complaint, was made against, the ob struction of sidewalks by heavy drays, wagons and trucks. Mr. Study Mated that, he had advised Chief of Police Bailey to use his discretion in enforcing (he ordinance covering this. Retaining Walls Crumbling. Councilman liurdsell reported that it. i part, of the retaining walls at the j ! Sheridan street viaduct were crumbl- j ! ing awav and that the sidewalks were I j almost impassable from tho refuse lay- ! ing on them. Annual Reoort Presented. City Engineer Fred Charles presented his annual report. Kach councilj man was given a neat, little book of blue prints which contained everything of interest the department did i the past year. Council extended to , Mr. Charles a. vote of thanks for the completeness of his report which was published last Saturday in the Palladi itnn. Not to Get Award. The committee on claims reported against, appropriating $L0 to pa"i Martha Kuhlenbeck for injuries fus-; tained by falling over a raised block in a North Tenth street sidewalk. GOVERNOR HANLY IS INVESTIGATING Appears at Muncie to Look Into Advisability of Withdrawing Troops. CONFERENCE IS PROBABLE. Muncie. Ind., Jan. 7. Governor HanI )y arrived here this morning to study i the strike situation and decide whether tue conditions warrant, ihe keeping of troops here. Dynamite was found under the rails of the Congerville line today. State Labor Commissioners Woerner and Puree 11 went, to Anderson today to effect a conference between Union Traction officials and the ' Amalgamated association officials. Behner and Fay. w ho w ere ordered to ! leave Muncie yesterdav. DENVER BROWN CAMP ELECTS OFFICERS C. 0. Kuhlman Is Commander. Chosen Denver Brown Camp, No. 20, United Spanish War veterans, held a meeting Monday night and installed the followJr. Vice Commander Jos. R. CooJ:. ing officers for the teim: Commander C. O. Kuhlnian. Sr. Vice Commander A. N. Grice. Adjutant K. S. Layiwin. Q u art e r m as te r Os car Tower. Officer of Day II. C. Retry. Officer of Guard IT. J. Rockers. Chaplain Wm. Ball Surgeon Fred Bode. Trustee Geo. YY. Elliott. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES TO HAVE MEETING An Interesting Program Has Been Arranged. The township trustees of this county will hold their monthly meeting at the court house tomortow. An interesting program has been arranged. Carl McDaniel, who has been employed at Dayton, O., for some time has. returned to Richmond.

TURNER EXHIBIT OPENED TODAY

Indications Point to an Unusually Successful Event in Every Respect. CITY SCHOOLS TO VISIT A SCHEDULE OF VISITING DAYS HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR THE VARIOUS SCHOOLS OF THE CITY WHICH WILL BE FOLLOWED. The Tun;' r a r- -h:l aftf moon a' th Cai t: i op d ti;i ! i. ins' and uiil be op n ai h ;.f :ernoot; from I:",i to .i::',o n'cloek. afid ncr; I'Veliinjr t-xeept this evening;, fioni 7 to '. o'lbiil;. The i in ; iia t i. m s a;e tint i , . , jibe exuiliil will l'- a sun in v rv j , , ,, .,, , " , respet t and that a loouIv sum will be j 'realized tor the pntuie fund. The i 1 j various sehoois will visit the t xhibit j according to the f.ilhiwing schetJulc: Wednesday, Cartield: Thursday. Warner; Friday. Yaile; Saturday from a. m to p. Whitewater, in... High school. Starr. Sevastopol; Mondav. Finley and Baxter; Tuesday, Hibbard: Wednesday. Baxter. Th exhibit will also be open on Sunday afternoon. January 12. from 1 :,". to TO FULL T District Attorney Sims Files Petition in the United States Court. PRESENT BOND SIX MILLION Chicago. 111.. Jan. 7. District Attorney Sims today tiled a petition in the United States court asking that the Standard Oil be forced to give bonds for the amount of $'!), kki,k n . pending the appeal from Judge Landis, which is the "limit"' fine against the corporation. Present bonds amount to m.x millions. THIS IS GRECIAN NEW YEAR DAY Local Colony Observed Event. the Today was the Creek new years and all of the local colony of Creeks, which is a good sized one, observed tho holiday by suspending business. Miss Edith Boyer returned home Tuesday from Chicago, where she has l)een cierkiug in a department store for the past eight weeks. All Alone. Some legends, especially thone with a moral, die hard. A little boy hart told a lib with the carelessness of imaginative childhood and was receiving the conventional rebuke, coupled with tho threat that the conventional reward of the future would not be his unless he told the truth. "Won't there be anybody In heaven who has told a story:" asked the small boy, ranch interested. "No. dear," answered his teacher at a venture. The small boy drew a long breath of deep reflection. "How jolly dull for George Washington!' he remarked. London Chronicle. England In Virginia. If an Englishman wants to feel at home at once in the L'uited States he must go to Virginia. I was spoiled everywhere, but nowhere more than in Virginia. They love England there with a special affection, are very proud of their English ancestry, and at an old Virginia country house such as we visited during the week at Richmond you might easily fancy yourself in an old park in Sussex or Worcestershire. Bishop of London in London Liocesan Magazine. A Classical Story. 1 am going to tell you a classical st"ry. Listen: The wooden horse was fctandin, before the city of Troy. "That seems a heavy beast,'' said Paris to Hector. "Now. what would you say was its weight ?"' "Troy weight, of course." replied Hector. "I didn't mean that you great hectoring brute:" was the reply, but the wit of the other had turned Paris green with envy.

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Cruel. "I'm developing quite a passion for motoring." said Miss Uoamley. "1 wonder if it's harmful." "Quite the contrary," replied Miss Cutting. "I should think it would be very becoming to you." "How do you mean becoming?" "Well, you know. dear, you can wear a mask while motoring." St Louis Republic Crushing a Sore. Young Borem (back from traveling in Europe And so. you see, 1 didn't take the advice of that fellow who said. "See Naples and die!" Miss Sharpe (with a yawn' What a DitTl

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:K K. 11 MKNPKXMALL St. Hon..- l'ho;.t. 1:m7. P S. 7t4 i: 11 h.;k Hit. KM MA CAKD.NKK. OMtttpathlo ph sieiaii. 2.i N" Huh f-tret, phono isl. Moiid.t . Tue;a. il'iirsday ..nd Friday Cr.aluute A. Y. Still sehtHd. iauH-oCt STRAYED "I'K YK1 -From horse, p; hands foliar bump ou my pasture. lay high. ." years old;j right sthouhler; re ward if returned to I. P Boston Rural Route, No. '.. Kitchei. - - MISCELLANEOUS HORSE SHOEING. (iet T. I'. Buthr'ft ptievs on Hort. Sh.oeing for 190v j.nl-"0t SCHOOL SchKd f Shot thand an j Typew riting. Mrs. . S. Hiser, S. Il'.tti St. Phone -.7 7. r.it v DENTISTS. CHKNWET11 & DYKKMAN. Mason, ic Temple. Automatic phono 30SS. Stt FIRE INSURANCE Richmond Insurance Agency. Hans Koll, Mgr., representins tho olda and strongest fire companies. 714 Main, Telephone 1620. OSTEOPATHY. DR. TOWNSEND, NortU 9th and Lady assistant. Phone 131. MONUMENTS AND MARKERS. Richmond Monument Oo C. &, Bradbury. Mgr., 33 North 6th Btrcwt. 3 UNDERTAKERS. II. R. Downing & Son. 16 N. 8th at," I2sept6ma REAL ESTATE. AL. H. HUNT. Real eetate. 1 N. Sttt stret. Thon 877. R. L. MORE. Real Estate. Accident I surance and coiectlon; 14 N. 9th. LAUNDRY. We can help make you happy hon estly we can. Richmond Steam Laundry. Blood Poison. IlheurnaUsm, Catarrh. A reliable remedy. All druggists. Low Round Trip Winter Tourist Rates To Florida Points Via The C. C. & L. E. R. Return Limit June 1, 1908 To Jacksonville To Dayton a ... To Do Land ... To Miami 136.01 42.G5 - - 4 d 6&.05 To Orlando 44.65 To Palm Beach &4.D5 To Pensacola 29.50 To St. Augustine 38.53 To Sanford 43.55 To Tampa 48.65 To Havana, Cuba 78.50 For rates to additional points and other information, call C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A., Home Tel. 2062 Richmond. ffinraTryg?ggg3r3 DR. W.J. SMITH . DENTIST.. HOME PHONE 1382. I03 Main Street, Ground floor INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE LOANS,. RENTS W. H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3, Woatcott Blk Routid Trip Sunday Rates Every Sunday Via The C. C. & L. R. R. To Cincinnati, 0 51.50 To Cottage Grove, Ind 55 To Boston, Ind 25 To Williamsburg -55 To Economy -50 To Isantville 70 To Muncie 1-20 To Marion 2.10 To Peru 2.S5 Trains Leave going East, 5:15 a. m. Train3 Lv. going West 10:55 a. m. Daily. For further Information call C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A, Home Tel. 2062. Richmond.