Richmond Palladium (Daily), 7 January 1902 — Page 4

Richmond Palladium

TUESDAY. JAN. 7. 1902.

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The traction line ordinance passed by council last night will be app roved by the people of Richmond.

It is fair to all concerned, and will encourage the building of traction lines into this city.

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AMUSEMENTS.

directed. The cast was not as given in the lroerin. from changes which

i were made necessary by illness of -V J a members of the company; "M tenet a"

was sung oy .Miss .Maori fajr. As a play "The Telephone Girl" 6tead of Miss Noldi; Miss Maslen has perhaps a riot as light and trans-1 was 'Mercedes:'! Charles ; O. parent as the spray from the Niagara ; Bassett ' took Don Jose in place Falls cataract, but as a bright, tune-; 0f Mr. Parmley, "Toreodor," ful, pretty vt-hicle to carry a load of j was taken by John E. Riffeal; Frank fun and entertainment,- it is as solid ; Masiin appeared as 'Mora'.e. " The as any production that ever emanated company went to Piqua where they Irom the New York Casino. It comes are tonight, then to Marion, Ohio, to the Gennett next Saturday and 'Later on they come back to Ft lots of amusement may be looked for- Wayne and we shall hava them here ward to. Irving Brooks, who enacts agan before the season closes. Altt r the role of the German inspector, is tomorrow night they are under the

said to be astonishingly comical, j management of Klaw& Erlanger.and Grace Field, who plays the leading that means a complete and in-and suc-

It is reported that the Vanderbilts lave secured control of the Indiana. Illinois i Iowa railroad. As there seem to be very friendly relation p between the ''Three I" line and the C K. St M. this move may be an important one for Richmond.

The awful contest between Hanna and Foraker in Ohio proved to be something of a tempest in a tea-pot. By the way, the people are jretting about as tired of those periodical JIanna Foraker contests as they are f the Sampson-Schley controversity.

A Washington dispatch in today's Indianapolis Journal says: Senator Fairbanks today prepared and will tomorrow introduce a bill aDoroDriatinfr $100,000 for a new

public building at Vincennes.

leminine role, ii&teHe, is young, bright, vivacious and winsome. Then there are the dainty, B-owning sisters and others, some forty of thern, all clever and expensive, and that famous feature, the girly chorus. Statuesque and beautiful Marie Richmond is also in the cast. The comedy affords many excuses for the in-

cess. inat was tne irouoie toe company has been ; having. Talented, willing, well schooled, strongly financed, they were trying to fight the theatrical trust and met with the same fate all others do who try to fight trusts either surrender or else pass a miserable existence fighticg this trust aEd its adherents.

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will shortly introdnce a bill appro

priating $150,000 for a new public building at Richmond. There is a time to all things, and now is the time for Richmond to jwsh for a government building. The government never was in better

shape to distribute such favors among cities of our class.

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.MARIE RICHMOND IS THE TELEPUO.NE GIRL.

TRACTION LIES

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with th franchise already in force. Mr. W'helan's amendment carried, leaving the franchise for fifty years. The ordinance was placed on its third reading and passed. An ordinance was also offered granting a franchisa to the Eastera

3&4iana Traction ' company under precisely the same terms as the rdinance above printed, over I he following streets, work o be begun on the first tiav of July, 1902, and completed by the first day of July, 1903. On north tenth street from the north corporation line to Ft. Wayne ave., ft. Wayne ave. to north eighth street, on north eighth street to Ft. Wavne ave.; on Ft. Wayne ave., to north seventh street, on north ;venth street to Main. Also on north eighth street to E, on north K to north ninth street, and on north linth street to Main. Also on school treet, West Richmond, from west fifth street to Sheridan street, and on Sheridan street : from School street to Richmond ave. , This ordinance was carried to third reading and passed.

TO THE SOUTH.

troduction of new songs and dances, specialties of many kinds and what not, all of a diverting character, to say nothing of Gustave Kerker's charming music, which prevades the two lively acts. The play is set magnificently and costumed superbly, some really stunning gowns being shown. LIQCID AIR. Every person has read and marveled at the paradoxical and startling things done by Liquid Air. Most

There has been Dut one actress who ever succeedea in such a fight, an 1 that was Mrs. Fiske, and she only did it b3' building her own theater. Another trouble they had was in trying to carry so large a company in

on-niarht. stands. Col. Thompson said this mornini? that thfy were well pleaded with their reception hpre as they should be, for the house was packed full and our best people were there aDd intend to come back, for the return date. Thev will be here for

DrMne nan with a hammer made of mercury (ruen tr Liquid AJ

Take the Honda Special for Jackson

ville. St. Angustlne and all Points South via the Popular C. R. & M. The C, R & M. makes connections Ml CU-ciuLati with the Florida tpee'xU, the through trains on the Cinekrsati Southern. Sleeping car accommodations will be reserved on application Connection is also made at Circinnati with the Louisville a. Nastjville, through trains for SasbTifler Birmingham, Montgomuttv Peasaeola, Mobile and New Orleans. Special excursion rates are made to all southern winter resorts. One fare for the round trip will be aaade to New Orleans for the Mardi ras, Feb. 2nd to 9th. ! & N. trains for the south, leaving Cincinnati at 6 o'clock will be

head for C, R. A M. passengers. For

lurther information call on Cuas. A. Blair, Tel. 44 City Ticket Agent, if aTeiaiatrk.atlc Cure of Croup Ml Little Bet's Lite Saved. I Lave a few words to say regardJug Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Jt saved my little boy's life and I el that I cannot praise it enough. 1 bought a bottle of it from A. E Steere of Goodwin, S. D., and when L got home with it the poor baby aould hardly breathe. I gave the xredicine as directed every ten minus until he "threw up" and then I ttkecMrht sure he was going to choke ttr ateatk. Whe had to pull the pMegiB eat of his mouth in great long strings. I am positive that if I bad not got that bottle of cough medicine, my boy would not be on earth- today. Joel Dimost, In wood, lowo. For sale by A. G. Luken & Cx and W. A. Sudhoff, druggists.

people want to see and know more tf this wonderful fiuid, end Friday night, January 10. at the Gennett, all will have a chance to do so. Many tickets have already been sold arl

all going should secure seats eariy. The Liquid Air for the many experiments will bf shipped from the factory in such quantity that an abundant supply will be on hand, despite the constant evaporation. These demonstrations in other cities have drawn great numbers of people, who have fairly reveled in the marvelous experiments of this unique and wonderful power that gives promise of immense industrial changes through its agency. It is not a sensational lecture, but the evening is a series of sensations from start to finish, because of the new wonders revealed. We feel assured that this miracle-worker will be greeted with a full house.

THE OPERA. The opera last night was a success from every standpoint. It was not only the largest thing in the way of amusements we have had here for years, but theoolf touch of grand opera we have had since years ago when Emma Abbott used to come here. The selection of Carmen was not a good one for that reason. It is one of the operas in which familiarity with the music and the libretto is actually needed to make it enjoyable in full measure. Much of its beauty is in its dramatic force and fire, which the music expresses, but to which the libretto is the key. Had the selection been Trovatore with its more familiar solos and choruses the curtain calls would have tx en more numerous. Miss Shay 's interpretation of Carmen was not at all like Abbott's used to be. Bor was it cal

culated to take so well with the audience. Abbott made a tender, sweet creatioD of Carmen, which under Miss Shay's ideas becomes all vivacity and spirit. It was a great

presentation though, and very beautiful, supplemented as it was with excellent scenery, good support in principals, a strong, well voiced

chorus, and an orchestra most ably

two nights when they come again. H:storical. E-litor Riehmon.i PMllatlium: Tne land where West Richmond now stands was originally owned and occupied by John Cbarles. Mr. Charles each winter for several years was in the habit of going to Savannah, Ga., with a drove of horses. He stopped whilst there with a

friend of the name of Fremont. At

one ssay mere oy air. unaries a

chnd was born to Mr. and Mrs 71 ... a -ii .

r remoni. iir. unaries bsing a particular friend, the infant was

named after him. Hence we have the celebrated "Pathfinder." John

C. Fremont. Piosker.

Public Sale. ai T- i a -f m

jn me r lejaing uaar larm one

mile soutn oi Kicbmond, . next viol

unuii viuuaus uuiue. uu Xuurs

day, January 9, at a. -m. , -personal

property consisting oi corn, oats and straw, cattle, sheep and hops, etc ' jan4d4t . Marriage Licenses.. . Oral Otto Chenoweth and Cora S' Kimer, Arba. ' ' --, -'

Arthur Wilson Jenkins sod Ethel

Jlae Kolson, Richmond. Van M. Frame and Mary Mann Williamsburg. ... . . ... .

George Keever and Emna Jane

James, East Germantown."

Silk duced.

petticoats all 5 re, Muiith A Sherman.

Another Carnegie Gift. Huntington, W. Va., Jan. 7. Andrew Carnegie wired today he will give the city twenty-five thousand dollars for a free library. A new building to be erected.

Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to attend to business during the day or sleep during the night. Itching piles horrible plague. - Doan's Ointment cures. Never fails. At any drug store, 50c.

We Dat It. "Oh. those won't do at UV she aald when the guide brongbt out the idowahoes. "Vnt sure I can wear a smaller size." Chicago Tost.

THE ROMANCE OF AGE i i-iiil 5':" U : Thty had larM la Vhildhuad. at4 now he waa a witiower a n l a tnrandfathor. she a widow auJ a stuuJui :ier. WouiJ it not be p!ntant far it.jio brins the little pple out to the park

tom orrow V he susrrsteU. I rtod! I

like to see your ru ud&. n. IniZeed I should." "And I should so love to see th: littk' girL It would tie nioe. wouldn't It?" ' "And we could show theui the tHars and other beasts and let then p!aj npn the grass, and we rurs-jlves niiht talk of those othtr d:iy4. There was meaning in his eyes s he I-oktd inro the sweet oid face. S1k knew it. ami.

with a faint flutter of the heart, like that of the jrirl who had jilven hiui the flower before jiiarrplms with him. she aequiest-ed in the arrannient. She would bring a lunch for the children, and they could watch them at their play. He saw her while she was yet a distance and walkiuji across the flower marked lawn toward the fountain where they had arranged to meetSomehow the vision of other days came to him. and be reuierutered that she had once looked like this when she had moved down the i;ath aud under the apple blossoms to meet him at the srate,iily then there was uo blue capped and white waisted grandchild running at her side. lie remembered also that no little golden haired girl in & white frock had held bis baud while he had waited at the gate or had looked up at him aud asked him childish questions in the name of grandpapa.

The children were shy and bnng back when they, were earnestly pr-juipted to shake hands and kiss each other, aud the little boy finally refused flatly and was chid therefor. Then they all went to a green hillside, and under the shade of a tree they gayly spread the little lunch. "Do they not." he asked. Indicating the children, "make you think that we

are beginning life all over again instead of coming rapidly into its ending and to a lo .-some ending at that? Do they not hold ou. my little man. you mustn't smear jelly on your sweetheart's frock!" The admonition was called out by a fiercely hostile action on the part of her grandchild. Before they could check the youngster he had related his sweet and sticky assault, and the little girl burst into spasms of tears. They comforted her. aud the sil

ver hatred grandmother warned Bobby that such disgraceful conduct, if repeated, would meet with swift and ter

rible justice.

I have always kept that rose you gave me before our quarrel." he eaid. suddenly turning to her. "I did not think It disloyalty to my wife to treas

ure it. and it was a great comfort to

me. 1" He was interrupted by a scream from her.

"Tour little girl Is scratching bis

face! Ob. the poor little man!"

He had his hand in his coat's Inner

-ya'pocket. and it was clasping a small box

in which he knew there rested withered rose leaves, but he drew It out again and interfered between the two children. "Stop, Mabel!" he said sharply. "There, there; don't mind. Tou mustn't cry about your dress. Grandpapa will get you a fine new one tomorrow, and a dolly." "And candy?" snufHed the weeping girl.

"And candy." he promised." Somehow this episode seemed to have severely wrenched events. She comforted the scratched Bobby with promises of edible merchandise, occasionally 'sieakirg of the dreadful nature of his wounds. It was ten minutes before they had worked around to a normal condition, and then he said, "I have .kept that rose for all these thirty years, aud you had forgotten me." "Forgotten you? No. no. You must not say that. I pledged my faith to my husband and kept it but sometimes sometimes see. here Is the little ring you carved out of a peach stone for me. and" "Wah-h-h-hT came from rearward.

She turned the sweet old face just in time to see the little girl leap to her feet and butt the boy fiercely and vengefully In the stomach. Bobby rolled down the hill and brought op against a sapling. , "Oh, what do you mean? You wicked little vixen T she screamed. "Attacking a poor child like that. That is your grandmother's spirit in you, I'll warrant!" ; -:.;-. . "He put a" choad down my back!" screamed little Mabel. "A nasty hopchoad!" "A toad?"-tne old man called angrl-

lly. , "You outrageous little- villain.

Just wait (III I peel a switch off this tree, and" . A silver' haired statue towered before him. With her right band she tbrost the sniveling Bobby behind her. "What will you do, Robert Harden?" she asked, with flashing: eyes. "Assault say grandchild for being nearly killed by this scratching, fighting little spitfire? Never! Over my dead body alone shall socb an entrage be committed.' And she looked at him like a heroine. - Vcry welt," madam r he" snapped. "Perhaps your daughter knows bow to raise children perhaps yon do yourself but there's no evidence of it. A toad! Down her bac! The vicious little whelpr "Good morning. Robert Harden!" "Good morning. Rebecca Ellis!" They separated, each leading a shrieking grandchild and each burning with Inward hatred for the other. A tramp who sat beneath that tree an hour later found a small box of rose leaves lying on the turf.

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THINGS1TO0GIVE THE MEN FOLKS. H-re lby are. that i if the gifts ar tr be of th p-ntn ort. Maybe above all he'd prefer an OVERCOAT or SUIT. Ferhaps you rould Lrt plaee father, cri bioiher, or son better than to give him a kift of this sort. Overcoats or Suits here at $5 to $16. Lots of prices in between. ' Then if He's not in the fan Hy, buttwillii g to be, for Him a multitude of 6uggef-ti' ns , r'Smoking Jackets. Neckties. Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Muf tiers. Shirts, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Jewelry, Hats, Fancy Vests, etc. Orr stork is full cf Christmas pusrarastinns of the ns fn sort, V e can't tell about all. Come and ste thf tn the best way. The GLOBE The One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatter?.

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