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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1901

Richmond

SATURDAY. NOV. 23. 1901. Publi-fced every evening Sunday excepted) b THE PALLADIUM CO. Old and new Ne.2f.

Dill9i4iiim ! ably sust&itei by the following edi-

i aiiauiuin . - . . . -

sonaa iq me imeatfo itecoraneraiu; etnnz Kmc i ib-uh .r hucnmThe verdict of history emphatically i piwims ihr uir.

effect that the Liberal general

has arrives! at Empire sta

about 12 miles fro:i Panaxaa.wlth

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION i Om year by vail, eeetage nale) - - S3.00 Oeeaeatn " - -- M One week, ay aarriar - - - - - -OS Tfce suspicion is growing that

Queen Wilhelmina made a bad bargain when she got married. As a rule the royal women cf Europe are far superior to the royal men. The latter are almost Invariably spendthrifts, with very few redeeming qualities. It is reported that "Wilhelmina's husband is kicking because she will not pay all his debts. It might be well for her to do some kicking, too, kick him out of her jialace.

force said to cnrabsr 1.0 0 mca. Tie

Liberals are gam!c? and armii? Eianyj ffjei,d

recruits along tae entire leng n of tn

ar.e.

It is autboratively stated that the Pencsylvania railroad will spend

$25,000,000 for new rolling stock

during the year 1902. It is to be

hoped the company will have some

thing left with which to build the Richmond Dassentrer depot. The

7 - - bids for this job have been in soak at

Pittsburg for some time. Why they

have not been resurrected before

this time is only known to the powers that be in the smoky city. Meanwhile Richmond is on the anxious

seat.

declares that men are not so good as

women, ine virtues oi woman nave shone resplendent and beautiful down the aves, while man has darkened the scroll of Time with all manner of vice aod f.-ul crime. No one would think for a moment of challenging the primacy of woman in all rood works. Her transcendent virtues

and her pre-eminence in goodness ' t0

are universally acKnowieagea. a great many reasons have been assigned for this, but man has usually been well satisfied to let the matier rest on the proposition that womaa

15 J u.. sue . , here that Buena Venura

a tea wun a nner enawment. oi virtue, that she could not be as coarse, immoral and vicious as man if she wanted to.

AMUSEMENTS.

Colon. Colon-bia. Nov. 23.- The Irt

est news obtainable here Is t the f . i- . . tY . '.

...m. ulo aui ..l.- .-.-i r.. ;- ......... ..11 T.

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iiiiiiUt they cio.--e

tsere. wbieb

their regalement

has inude them mauv

in tLis couiuiunii v. Tbev !

iua"e iriv n uuifiirmiv iri-wtd rvrfurm. .

railroad atu now con.iol the line up !.lr(v." 'Prak.r'i. k., : .

TLe? nave bad a

,s j huid week to do bui,.e;-s. m e of tht-

ousiet had in 11 cbuiofiu fur a er. j

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point trra- mif-s yfro-u.Ltd mU.. dAt

within a

Panama. An attark on that city

expected momentarily, ana raucn uneasiness is felt tlif-re. The LP ral leader. Domingo Diaz. Is expected o shortly arrive at Colon. It is rnmorei

a Colombian

port on the Pacific coast, about 4 0 miles south of Panama, has been taken by the Liberals. Confirmation or this report is lacking. Marines from the gunboat Machias still guard the station and property of the railroad here. The battleship Iowa will land forces at Panama when the necessity arises. Transit across the isthmus is still free and uninterrupted.

Washington correspondents are sending out all sorts of speculations and prognostications concerning the appointment of a successor to the late Judge Woods. One day they have it that the two Indiana senators have agreed on a man, and the next that they are at sea on the subject. Again these correspondents declare that when the senators have agreed there is to telling whether

the appointment of their choice will be made or not by the President. It is frequently hinted that William Dudley Foulke may play an import

ant part in the matter. Of course all this talk is mere guess work. Tt may be taken for granted that no choice has yet been made for this

position by the Indiana senators, and it is equally cerU i 1 that the man finally agreed upon by them will be appointed. There is cot the slightest reason to suppose that their recommendation would be antagonized by Mr. Foulke.

LI HUNG CHANG'S RAZOR. Boston Barber Telia of an Incident of the Cfaloeae Statesman's Visit. You probably don't notice aDVtbins; wonderful about this razor 1 aui using," remarked a Washington street harlier to a customer, says the New York Sun. "but when I tell you that ii was used dally for more than a year ii the face of LI Hung Chans, the Cbi

nese statesman, I suppose you will Imagine that I am showing partiality toward you in going over your fac with it. "It Is a fact that this razor once belonged to the barber In Li's suit, ant' when he made his tour of tlie world a few years ago it was left in my shoj to be boned and was never called for. There is nothing unusual looking about this razor, as you will see. except that the blade is completely covered with Chinese characters, but I never used a better one. It is very finely tempered, holds its edge well, and Li's barber told me that be had been shaving the old

man almost continuously for more than ! Wright and John Templeton, alleged three months without Its being touched ! murderers of Deputy Sheriff Clinton

New Danger to ( olon. New York, Nov. 23. Advices received by the Panama Steamship and Railroad company from their agents at Colon state that all was quiet and the norther having passed, the steamers had returned to port, having ridden out the storm without accident. The officials of the company fear that if General Alban, after the fight at Chorrera, attempts to retake Colon, the place is likely to be burned and property worth millions destroyed. They say that during the insurrection of a dozen years ago the Liberals and Conservatives had a fight at Colon, and as a result of the conflict the place was burned.

Teimowee Fugitives Itesprate. Sneedville. Tenn.. Nov. 23. James

why !non.i the sprnrr ok MORTAL BE IMiOl lK Wilt thcu set thine eyes upon that which is not? For riches certainly make themselves wings. They fly awa3' as an eagle toward heaven. Labor not to be rich. .Cease from thine owe wisdom. For in much wisdom is much grief, aid he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow. The wise man's eyes are in his head, but the fool walketh in darkness; and I myself perceived also that one event happened to them al'. For who knoweth what is good for man in this life, all the days of his

vain life which he spendeth as a j shadow, for who can tell a mac what ! shall be after hira under the sun? ! Bible.

to a hone. "On one aide you see three or four Chinese hieroglyphics. Well, they compose Li's name, so I have been told by people who ought to know. I was working in a New York hotel at the time LI visited that city. One morning a well dressed Jap cauie in and handed me this razor, explaining that he was Li's barber and that he desired it to be fixed up Immediately. "Of course I was somewhat surpris

ed, especially to learu that a Chinaman had a Jap in his service, and, as the fellow could talk English very well.

I drew him into conversation. He said that he had been with LI during his entire tour of the world and that the old fellow was shaved once and sometime twice a day with this razor. "After he went out I got down a bone and spent considerable time over the ;razor, expecting that the jap would return later in the day for it. but he never came near me, forgetting.

I imagine, the location of my shop. A day or two later Li left the city, taking his retinue with him, and I had the r'azor. "One day I took it down to Chinatown and showed It to several Celestials. In every instance I was unbesi tatingly told that the characters reptesented Li's name, and I was offered a fancy price for it. Since then a number of Chinamen have visited my shop at different times, asking me if I would sell the razor, it evidently being their intention to send it back to China as a gift to the old man. Now he's dead. I suppose the Instrument is worth considerable as a souvenir."

Legear, shot and seriously wounded Enoch and John Gillem, who had been deputized to arrest them. The Gillenis were heavily armed. When they came upon Wright and Templeton the latter two fired about 40 shots at them, seven of which took effect in the Gillenis. Wright and Templeton then escaped. They have been pursued since last August, when Legear was killed, and they swear they will not be taken.

Keynard wa Shy. Irvine Depot. Ky.. Nov. 23. The eighth annual meeting of the National Fox Hunters' association came to a close yesterday rather abruptly. The weather has been so dry that it was found impossible to hold satisfactory trials. The foxes once raised could not be followed, and after a vexing loss of what promised to be a fine drive yesterday, the directors decided to bmig the meeting to an end and declare the all-aged stake off, as was done in the derby race. .

THE CYNIC.

Afloat on th I'nlnniac. Washington. Nov. 23. President and Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by their children, left here yesterday afternoon on the yacht Sylph for a brief cruise down the Potomac. A presidential salute oi 21 guns was fired as the president went aboard the yacht.

aua 'Uiit iney tru a Co in v mmws at hM is vt ry creoi ole to tbtiu. show ing tL-ir streDif tu au tueruinu.fbt tirfauizatio . Tfce hardest tiling on earth tor a &uw to contend aains-t i- a ir.e sbo-, auti that we tvf l a I here a'l wees in aim st every line? o invent ions, meetiegs ami t he like e v ry mtit, and sviiie nights two or thrt e of th. iq. THAXKSiilVIXU. The attructiou for Than k striving day at tbe GeutJt-tt is "iJistress. Nell" fcfternoon a d evening. The -peciai company tb it will prrsent "Misties Nell" has ten , well equipped by Maurice Campbel and

ouuies with a car load of special; jorery acd with beautiful properties-! so that the ' M stress Nell" that will j ue offered to local theatergo-rs will i ne identically the same as ran for al-; moat the entire year at three th-a- j ters in New York last season. The !

company will be beaded by Mis Agnes Ardt-ck, who has been coached j by Henrietta CroMnan and who!

scored a dtcided success in this play j

last ear. WHITE SLA VI. Just as long as ' Home, Sweet Home," "Suwanee River," and "My Old Kentucky Home" are to b-fout-d upon the top of nearly every piano and oryan in the American homes ji st so long will that perer.nial s 'UtLei n romance, "Tne v bite SUve," continue to attract to the 'heatres all those who want to laugh aDd cry, ai.'d forget the petty trials ard tribulations of every day life. Very few plays have been written hat can entertain millions of people in every walk ol life, and to do this a play mu.-t contain that ore touch of nature whUh gives it perpetual life. Hartley Cainpoeil was a master of stagecraft ;he knew well how to jlend pat bus and humor.

Mon-y Loaned At 5 to G per cent. Thompson's Loan aud Real Estate gency. Main and seventh street", wed, sat

Sead'ktth Dnubte-Sirength Silk Buttons Strongly Fastened Lining Quality of the best the

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The .GLOBE One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters.

803 Main St.

WIDUP & THOMPSON.

GENNETT Theatre. MURRAY & SWISHER. Leasee mad Managers.

TUESDAY, NOV GRAMt ItEVIVAL

And fear no! IcM existence closing ymir Acrotmt atid mine hould know tbe hke no more: The c.ternal Saki from ihat bowl has poured M illions of bubbles like us, and will pour. When tou and I behind the veil are past. but'ihe long while the world shall lat. Which of our coming and departure heeds. A the even seas should heed a pebble cast. A moment's halt, a momentary taste lf 1 cmg from the well amid the waste And k? the phantom caravan has reached 1 he nothing it set out from. Oha Khavvam.

O. why should the spirit of mortal be proud? Like a switt-Heeting meteor, a last-rlving cloud. A flash Of the lightning, a break of the wave. Alan passes from lite to bis rest ia the grave. T he saiat who enjoyed the communion of heaven. The sinner who dared to remain unforgiven. The wise and the foolish, the guilty and just. H a e vjuteliy mingled their bones in the dust. So the multitude goes, like the (lower or the weed That withers aw ay to let others succeed : So the multitude comes, evest those we behold. To repeat every tale that has often been toid Yea! hope and despondency, pleasure and pain, VYe mingle together in sunshine and ram; And the smiles and the tears, the song and the dirge. Still fbiiow each other, like surge upon aurge. ris the wink of an eye. 'tis the draught of a breath. Frojt toe blossom of health to the paleness of death.

From the gihted salon to the bier and the shroud , whv should the spirit of mortal be proud. WiLUn Knox

When a man is sick, he bas It in for those neigbliors who do not couie to see biin. Iou"t start an argument with a biased man. anil it is s.-ife to assume that 01) out of ev-ry loo int-u are biased. When people you don't admire tell a pieve of gossip, you are always re

minded that there are two sides to every story. If a friend is sick, send pudding instead of flowers. His family can't eat the flowers and get the full enjoyment of having a nirk person in the bouse. To the Public. Allow me to sav a few words in praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I can recommend it with the utmost confidence. It has done good work for me and will do the same for others. I had a very severe cough and cold and feared I would get pneu monia. but after taking the second dose of this medicine I felt better, three bottles of it cured my cold and the pains in my chest disappeared entirely. I am most respectfully yours for health, Ralph S. Meyers, 64 Thirty-seventh street. Wheeling. W. Va. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. H. Sudhoff.

A Slap From FnKland. If we could sweep away half the things we have got to learn nowadays.

we might , learn to think. There is no

time. Snob a crowd of material things press ou us that we cannot tell what are necessary and what are superfluous.. In addition to what we have already to get up, there is the alleged necessity of that commercial aud technical education of which we hear so much. How much more French and German and Italian and Spanish shall we have to learn in order to compete with our rivals in huckstering? Perhaps we cannot do without this new apiMiratus. For self preservation we may lie driven to it, but what has It to do with our capacity for thinking': Ingenuity like that of the American, of which Lord Hosebery speaks, is a rattier inferior kind of mental activity prompted partly by vanity, partly by restlessness, which must always be doing something from sheer nervousness.

partly from greed. Lord Itosebery is doing his best to taunt us into imitation. London Saturday Review.

The Wlii'e Slave

i s v i :r i.i.v campbelis UKAlTMl 1. 1'l.AY.

"Rags are royal raiment when worn for virtue's sake." S-e the world-famous scenes once more. The quadroon's oath, the sale of slaves at Hg hend, aboard the ".Belle Creole," terrific rainstorm, desolate Bed Devil Island, way down on the old plantation, plantation melodies with fifty people, a distinguished ca-t. a beautiful play beautifully produced. Prices Lower floor, 35, bo md 73c; balcony and SOc; gallery 25.

Sale of seats opens at Westcott Pharmacy Saturday morning, Nov. 23.

HILLIPS - - - OPERA HOUSE.

MURRAY & SWISHER, Lewes and Mamgera.

Some one has asked why there is not a young women's Christian association. Several answers might be given, but one is sufficient. The Palladium has practically given it a number of times by showing that women are naturally better- than men, and hence that they do not need a moral caretaker such as the Y. M. C. A. In this position we are

Excurtdoti to Chicago -via. Pennsylvania Lines.

December 2d, 3d and 4th, low fare !

excursion tickets to Chicago will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines, account National Live Stock Exposition, valid

returning until December Sth. Fcr

particulars see Ticket Ag-jnts of Pennsylvania Lines.

mm.

Cleans windows and mirrors without muss, dust or slops.

Metal at a Carl. "Metals may be burned for tbe sake of the heat and light they produce. Jnst as ordinary fuels are burned." said Professor Roberts-A nsten In a recent discourse at the Royal institution In London. But tbe burning of metals, he proceeded to show, differs from that of ordinary fuels in that the products of combustion are not gaseous but solid. "The burning of aluminium gives sapphires and rubies in tbe place of ashes. An instance of burning metal for the sake of light Is furnished by tbe magnesium star." a contrivance by which a shell packed with magnesinrn and attached to a parachute ia fired electrically high in the air. thus pro-! ducing an illumination of the ground beneath at night. Tnis finds its use in !

warfare. Recently aluminium haf beta found to be an admirable fuel for producing an intense heat to be used in welding. This kind of metallic fuel has assumed much industrial importance at Essen, in Germany, where, in convequence. "metallurgy enters upon a new phase." Nipped in tne Bad. Johannesburg. Nov. 23. Another conspiracy has been nipped in the bud. Twenty arrests were male at midnight Tuesday fn houses in various parts of Johannesburg. A great sensation followed.

One solid week, with Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, cemmencing MONDAY OV. I8TH

The Keystone Dramatic Co. Iu Grand Seenic Pays. Carload Magnificent Sceeery. Six Big Specialty Acts at every perfoimance. Monday night. The Senator's Daughter. Tuesday-night, Bound By An Oath, Wednesday night, Utah. (riccs-iO. 20 SOe. La lies free on Monday night if seats reserved before 6 p. m. Sa'e of seats opens at Westcott Pharmacy Sturdav. Nov. Ir5.

Heiskell's Ointment Heals the Skin.

Prova it an a stubborn eaa of pimptwa, tnu tttr. ryaipeiaa, nicer, or an erspuoa. Tha can ia permanent. Vi cent a oox. aa dlr

ar or nail, postpaid. Bars ap Ma good i

vita Htuuu t at adicatad aoap. a caate. JPI9T, HOLLOW AT Ml Ci im Sb. i'allni.lpeaa.

' I will never cease Bivir9 eralae fe what Heiakelt'e Ointment fcas nene far me." Mrs. 6. E. angler, 226 atadir os St., Pa Ij Jj'aia.

Anticipation is pleasant but the realization is joy itself

Oystgirettca

Oy.

are dainty little oyster crackers as light as wafers and just salt enough to whet the apoetije. As good with soup as they are with oysters, nd zs good alone as they are with either. Sold only in In-er-seal packages. Price Five Cents.

National Biscuit Coipisy.

(lilbertTJuDliaiD

The

Furniture Dealer

627 & 629 WAIN OT.: aaaammnaaai The Htore ihat has the stock and ave you iuorey.

QiR C. M. HAMILTON.

DEHTIS T

xolS. lotla Street, pp. Westcott Hotel, Richmond, Ind.

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