Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 33, 13 December 1911 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, D ECE3IBER 13, 1911.

SLOW PROGRESS III THE Mi TRIAL George Holman Testifies Price Returned to Eaton Very Drunk.

(Palladium Special) EATON. O., Dec. 13. Only a small portion of the evidence tn the case of the state against Charles E. Price, charged with second degree murder, was heard Tuesday and nothing of Importance has been brought out. The entire day was spent in an examination of George Holman, of this rlty, and Richard Quick, a farm hand in the employ of Price at the time of the 'crime. Price and Quick had gone to 'Richmond together, but returned at different timeB, and the details of the case transpiring in Eaton are little 'known by Quick. It was established by him, however, that the axe handle ;Wlth which Price slew Andrew F. AvWy, a truck gardner, had been purchased In Richmond. Holman was on the car upon which Price returned to Eaton. Price was quarrelsome and endeavored to start trouble with Holman over the sale of a cream separator. Price was intoxicated and was evaded 'by Holman. It is said thai Price made threats against Holman, and at the time of the crime it was believed that Price had made a mistake when he assailed Avery, thinking it was Holman. Since then this theory has not been given much credence. At the rate with which the case has -been carried on thus far, the nnal outcome will not be known for several days, in view of the fact that about seventy witnesses have been subpoetaaed. -HAS BEEN AN EDITOR FIFTY YEARS (National News Association) ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec. 13. The St. John Globe issued a special fifty-page edition today to mark the completion of the fiftieth year of the editorship of John Valentine Ellis. Mr. Ellis is believed to be the oldest daily newspaper editor In America in point of continuous Bervice. He was born in Halifax seventy-seven years ago and at the age of twenty-six became edi tor of the Globe. He was appointed to the senate of Canada in 1900, after having served for some years as a 'member of the provincial legislature t of New Brunswick and later of the Dominion house of commons. $5,000 DAMAGE IS ASKED BY BRAKEMAN For Injuries received on September It, 1910, at Kenton, Ohio, while employed as a brakeman for the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis railway company, Frank T. Btrayer has filed suit for $5,000 damages In the circuit court. He alleges he offered a fractured skull, foot and ribs when he was knocked from a freight train while passing under a -low overhead bridge. The "tell tale," an apparatus attached to bridges by .which railroaders are apprised of dan ger when approaching a bridge, was broken, the plaintiff alleges. COMMONS ESTATE Walter S. Commons, administrator of the estate of the late Lawrence D. Commons, has filed appraisement report in the circuit court. The personal property of the dededent, who was one of the foremost race horse breeders in the state, is of the value of $3,609.98 according to the report. mm

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Furnished by A. W. Thomson Co, HIttle Block. Phone 2709. Correspondents, Logan and Bryan. NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, Dec. 13.Open High Copper 63 65 Am Smelting 72 73 U S Steel 64 66 U S Steel pfd 109 110 Pennsylvania 122 122 St. Paul .... 110V4 111 li & O ...... 102V4 N Y Central .,J06 107 Low 63 72 64 109 122 110 105 150 239 128 172 38 118 105 177 156 111 10 90 Close 64 72 66 110 122 111 102 107 151 241 128 174 39 119 106 178 157 113 11 91 Reading ... 150 151 Canadian Pace241 241 Gt Northern 128 128 Union Pacific 173 175 Mo Pac 38 39 Northern Pac118Vfe 119 Atchison ... 106 106 Lehigh Valleyil77 178 L, & N 156 157 Southern Pac 112 113; Am Can Com 11 11 Am Can Pfd 90 91 CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Dec. 13Wheat-

Dec 93 94 93 93 May 97 98 97 97 July 94 94 93 94 CornDec 62 63 62 63 May 63 63 63 63 July 63 63 63 63 Oats--Dec 47 47 47 47 May 49 49 49 49 July 46 46 46 46

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 13. Wheat unchanged to d lower; corn d higher. EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK East Buffalo, Dec. 13. Cattle Receipts 250; prime $7.00 8.50; butchers $3.256.90. Sheep Receipts E400; prime $4.00. Calves Receipts 175; choice $6.00 9.25. Hogs Receipts 3400; heavies $6.50 6.60; pigs, $6.006.10; yorkers $6.35 6.40. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Dec. 13. Cattle Receipts 31,000; beeves $4.90 9.00. Sheep Receipts 45000; prime $4.10. Lambs $5.90. Hogs Receipts 31,000; heavies $5.35 6.35; pigs $3.506.10. Calves $6.75?t8.50. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK Indianapolis, Dec. 13. Cattle Receipts 1,700; steers $6.65. Hogs Receipts 12,000; top $6.30. Sheep Receipts 600; prime $3.25. Lambs $5.50. Calves $8.25. Indianapolis' grain Indianapolis, Dec. 13. Wheat 94c Corn 72 Oats . 48 Rye 97 Clover seed $10.C0 Palladium Want Ads Pay.

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GULF CONFERENCE

OF M. E. CHURCH (National News Association) MARSHALL, Tex.. Dec 13. The Gulf Conference of the Methodist Epis copal church began its annual meeting In this city today, with Bishop Neely of New Orleans presiding. The program extends over four days and .' provides for sermons and addresses by j a number of well known divines, in addition to the transaction of the usual business of the conference. City Statistics Birth. To Mr. and Mrs. John Kost, 722' North Thirteenth street, second child, a daughter, Mary Kost. Deaths and Funerals. JORDAN Ambrose Jordan, aged 85 years, died at his home near Greenville, O., yesterday noon. The local surviving members of his family are Charles Jordan, Jerry Jordan and Edward Jordan. The remains were brought to Richmond early this afternoon and will be taken ot the home of Jerry Jordan, a brother, north of the city. The funeral will be at Pleasant Hill church, 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. Interment will be in Goshen cemetery. MOTT The funeral of Mrs. T. A. Mott will be held from the home, 118 North Eleventh street, 10:00 a. m. Friday. Rev. Cates will have charge of the services. Interment will be in Earlham cemetery. Friend may call at the residence any time. Sporting Gossip WITH THE BOXERS. Al Kaufman and Al Palzer, Tom O'Rourke's "hope," will clash in New York Dec. 28. Tom Kennedy, the ex-amateur heavyweight is a bit backward in signing to meet Carl Morris. Frank Erne, the ex-lightweight champion, says that he has joined the "come backs" and will return to the ring. "One Round" Hogan has signed for a 10-round bout with Battling Nelson, and for another clash with "Knock Out" Brown. Promoter Tom McCarey, of Los Angeles, is negotiating for a 20-round bout between Packey McFarland and Freddie Welch of England. Pedlar Palmer, ex-champion of the bantams in England, has taken on weight, and is out with a challenge to meet and 132-pound boxer in England. Joe Grim, known as the "Human Punching Bag," was hit by a train at Brunswick, Me., the other day, but was on his feet at the count of eight. The efforts of some of the people of Sydney, Australia, to put the lid on boxing in that city has failed, as the authorities refused to act on the pro test. PAPAL DELEGATE TO MANILA DEAD (National News Association) MANILA, Dec. 13. Ambrose Agrius, papal delegate in the Philippines, died suddenly today. He had been recalled to Rome and it was believed here that he was to succeed Cardinal Falconio as papal delegate to Washington. BOND ESTATE Will of Martha P. Bond, who died on December 9, was admitted to probate in the circuit court. Hannah P. Marshall Is given a life estate in her mother's estate, providing she pays her brother, Malcolm C. Bond, $300. Stereo CALL ON

IIITEREST FUNDS Brings County $6,176 in 11 Months.

In the office of the county auditor a table has been prepared showing that Wayne county's treasury has profited $6,176.76, during eleven months of 191 1, from interest on public funds. The period extends from January 1 to November 30 and interest payments by banks and trust companies have been made to the county monthly, the sums ranging from $364.74, in February up to $891.32 m May last. The rate of interest paid on dajly checking balances is 2 per cent, and on sums remaining intact throughout the year, 3 per cent. The banks and trust companies that hold the county's funds are the First, Sec-! ond and Union National banks and the I Dickinson Trust Company, of Richmond; the First National, Wayne National and Wayne Trust Company of Cambridge City; the First National and Citizens' State bank, of Hagerstown; the First National, of Dublin; First National, of Greensfork; First National, of Williamsburg and the Northern Wayne of Economy. BISHOP FARTHING FIFTY YEARS OLD (National News Association) MONTREAL, Dec. 13. Bishop Farthing, head of the Anglicin Synod of Montreal, quietly celebrated his fiftieth birthday anniversary today. Though a native of Cincinnati, Bishop Farthing was educated in England and has been a resident of Canada ever since his ordination. Prior to his el ection to succeed the late Bishop Carmichael in this city he had served for some years as dean of the diocese of Kingston.

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BABY VERY BADLY INJURED WALKING While practicing walking, Orvtlle Robert Godsey, the nine months old son of Robert Godsey and wife, 1132 North I street, pulled a cup of hot cocoa on himself Monday evening about 5:30 o'clock. He was painfully scalded from the head to the finger tips on the right side. The child is just beginning to walk and in pacing back and forward between his father and mother, lost his balance and fell, grab

bing the table cloth as he did so. COFFEE BERRIES. 71' Round Kernels Are Stronger and Richer Than Flat Onee. Everybody Is more or less familiar Hth tlm ioi-m male hprrv" anolied to j coffee. The term refers to the form and style, not the sex. An examination of any kind of coffee will show that about one kernel in every twenty-five Is quite round, like a bean, while all the others are flat on one side, like the half of a split bean. These round or male berries are always found on the young, vigorous, new wood of the previous year's growth at the end of the branches. The old wood produces flat berries only. Each "pod" or fruit of the coffee tree contains either two common flat berries or but one round one. The substance of the fruit in the one case all goes into the single male berry, and in the other it is divided among two flat ones. This undoubtedly accounts for the greater strength and richness of the male berry. In private plantations, where the trees are carefully pruned and cared for and the ground well cultivated and fertilized, the coffee Is always of finer quality and the proportion of male berries Is larger. The round berries may be seen In all kinds of coffee. Rio. Ceylon. Maracaibo. Mocha and other varieties contain them as -well as the Java. Exchange. At Brower's It's sufficient to say that we are offering the greatest bargains in Millinery, especially As These at $16.00 at at 13.50 6.50 Sixth & Main Sts.

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For. the Sale of Red Cross Christmas Seals. Preparations for a thorough campaign to cover the entire county are being perfected by the Wayne County Anti-Tuberculosis society in an effort to sell the entire supply of Christmas seals within the next ten days. Thirty-five thousand seals have been put on sale so far, and reports from the leading dealers indicate that several thousand have already been tak en up by business men and others interested in driving out the white plague from this community. Next week is expected to bring a great rush for the stamps, as many have withheld their purchases until the last moment. Some corporations have secured large supplies, and will use the Christmas greetings on all their business correspondence during the seven days preceeding Christmas. Leaders in the work, however,

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ELECTRIC mOW If SHE irons mother, wife, sister or laundress and still uses the old fashioned heated-by-fore iron, she would certainly welcome the Hot Point. Their great popularity is due solely to the fact that they perform properly and do all we claim for them, which is much. When shall we demonstrate? Price $4.50

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that really help the cause most, for It every person in the county bought a single seal, the entire supply- would soon be exhausted. Dr. S. Edgar Bond, secretary of the. ; county society, warns local buyer to watch for instructions from the post !. office concerning use of the seals. Dr. Bond says the recent suspension ot , the order prohibiting the use ot the stamps on front of letters, has been a great aid in selling seals, for now people may put the stamps any place on envelopes with impunity. THOUGHT HIS VEST HAD BEEN STOLEN Believing himself to be the victim of a clever thief, Walter Harrison, living near New Paris, reported to the police Monday evening that he had been robbed of two gold witches which he had in a vest, having taken the vest off in a Main street clothing store in order to try on a new coat. However, it was found that ether clothes had been placed over the v$t and the police soon located it. Electrical Slop ly OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL AT Your Home A BEAUTIFUL COFFEE PERCOLATOR IS EL PERCO CHAFING DISH The delight of a Chafing Dfsh to only known to a woman who has used one. It's one of the most convenient articles around the house how much more is one that is electrical ? This is a combination stove to do lighter forms of cooking and the Chafing Dish. Complete outfit sells at SI 0.00 2 S PLUT.1BIHG GO. Phono 120G

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