Richmond Palladium (Daily), 28 March 1904 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1904.

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAINS . . Our big leader for these two days will be 1,000 pounds of the Famous Quaker Package Coffee, which is by far the best package coffee on the market. Others sell at loc. but we will sell you all you want for those two days fcr 11c per lb. Not over nine pounds to a customer. Also we will sell yon the same Oranges as others will charge you 25c for, on th se two days we will sell them for 18c per doz. Nice, large, 300 California Lemons 15c per doz. Fresh Country Egg3 15c per doz. Our famous "Silver Leaf" Flour 70c per sack, $2.75 per cwt. Nice smooth Potatoes fl 10 per bushel. 13 bars of the best Washing Soap on the market, called "Snap," for 2oc. In Our Dry Goods Department Our trade is the best that it has been sincewe have come to the city of Richmond, and for Friday and Saturday we are going to give you thiee leaders in Dress Goads that can not be matched any place. 52-ioch wide Voile in blue, black and brown, sells for $1.00 every place for those two days only (59c. Lustrous Tailor Suiting, 27 inches wide, in all tbe leading co'ors All other ttores sell it at 50c per yard our price, and only one dress pattern to each customer. 39c per yard. The famous Kimberly Nib Crash Suiting, 30 inches wide, just the thing for he new shirt waist suits This sale at pnly 23c per yard. These goods can be seen in our winco; and we wish our customers to take advantage of this offer at this exceptionally low price. Remember cash is king, and for the cash we can sell you cheaper than anyone can. Remember we give ttamps with all purchases.

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J. H. BARNES' DAINTY PAREE BURLESQUERS! A show par excellence of the present 5SE3E exacting period, when large and attractive shows are THE RULE. Two:Burlesque Frolics A Night at Hotel Waldrough AND ... The Wrong Mr. Corbett A satire on the fighting game. A night of real pleasure. Hands: ms Miss Vay Booth And six strong specialty acts.l Pretty girls with sylph-like forms. PRICES 25c, 50c and 75c. Sale seats opens at Nixon's Confectionery, tsOO Main, Friday, March 25. LOCK YOUR DOORS 40 Coming This Way 40 You shall know more about it tomorrow. Miss Mrie Wainwright, known to all the world as one of the leading exponents cf Shakespeare's masterpiece, is soon to treat the play-lovers of this city to her world-famous impersonation of Viola in "Twelfth Night," which, as every one acquainted with Shakespearean productions knows, is as much "A comedy of errors" as the other play to which the Bard of Avon gave that name. Miss Wainwright 'a role is that of the disguised page who turns the heads of the titled lovers of Jllyria without regard to sex and paves the way for a very advantageous alliance for the long missing brother who was her double, while herself laying siege to the heart of the duke she admires. Miss Wainwright carrie? Viola ihrough the jumble of complications into which her male disguise throws her with a delicacy of touch that makes her performance one of the most charm'ng on the stage. J. II. Barnes' Dainty Paree burlesquers appear at the Phillips opera, house this evening. This attraction is a well known organization and the advance sale indicates a "big house " Low Fares to California via Pennsylvania Lines. April 22d to 30th, inclusive, excursion tickets to Los Angeles, account General Conference .Methodist Episcopal Church, and to San Francisco, account National Association of Retail Grocers of United States, will be sold via Pennsjlvania Lines. For particulars regarding fares, time' of trains, etc., consult nearest Ticket Agent of Pennsylvania Lines.

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Low Fares to Washington, D. C, via Pennsplvania Lines. April 10th, 11th and 12th, excursion ticket.-; to Washington, I). C, account Knights of Columbus meeting, will be sold via Pennsplvania Lines. For particulars regarding fares, time of trains, ?., consult near?st Ticket Agent of those lines. CINCINNATI, RICHMOND & FT. WAYNE RAILROAD COMPANY. Richmond, Ind., March 17, 1904. The annual meeting of stockholders of the Cincinnati, Richmond and Ft. Wayne Railroad company will be held at the office of the company, in the city of Richmond, Indiana, on THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1904, at ten o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing eleven directors and transacting such other business as may properly come before the meeting. S. B. LIGGETT, till aprl 8 Secretary.

IR CONGRESS In the Honse the Sundry Civil Bill Has the Eight-of-Way. WILL TAKE ALL WEEK The Disposition of This Measure "Will Bring Out No End of Congressional Oratory. In th Senate the Postofflce Bill Received Its First Attention Today. Washington, March 28. The sundry civil bill has the right-of-way In the house this week and Chairman Hemenway believes that it will requirCthe whole week to dispose of the measure. Should this not be the case two special orders have been set to follow it pension bills and the omnibus claims bill. The impeachment of Judge Charles Swayne. is now properly before the house and is a matter of the highest privilege. Mr. Palmer, in charge of this case, says that he will not press it during consideration of the sundry bill but he will call up the case at the conclusion of that measure. While minority views are to be filed in this suit by Representative Gillett, of California, it is expected that a decision in the house can be reached without prolonged discussion. In the senate the postofflce appropriation bill received its first attention at the hands of the committee on postofflces today, and there will be an effort to report it by Tuesday or Wednesday. If the District of Columbia bill is passed before the postofflce bill is ready for consideration the conference report on the army appropriation bill or the bill authorizing a new department building in Washington may be made to serve the purpose of holding off the pure food bill. Senator Hepburn announces his intention to call up the food bill, if possible, and says he will use his best efforts to secure its passage. THIRTEENTH VICTIT.l Race War at St. Charles Now Thought to be Over. Dewitt, Ark., March 28. Two more negroes have been killed in the clash between whites and blacks at St. Charles, fifteen miles from here in Arkansas county. This brings ' the total of dead negroes up to thirteen, all of them being killed within the past week. The last two negroes killed were the Griffin brothers, Henry and Walker, who were the cause of the trouble. The negroes were reported to have escaped, but it is known that they are dead and it is believed that they were killed Sunday. Owing to the remoteness of St. Charles, and to the fact that the news of the result of the riot is not given out freely, it is difficult to obtain details, but there is no doubt of the authenticity of the report with reference to the death of the Griffins. In the St. Charles neighborhood the negroes largely outnumber the whites and trouble has been brewing for a long time and it is said the negroes for the past two years have been getting insolent and belligerent. It is now believed that the leaders of the unruly element have been killed and that further trouble will be averted. Saturday was election day and usually on such a day St. Charles is crowded with negroes, but during the entire day only two negroes were seen in the town and these two appeared In the morning and stayed in the village but a short time. Near St. Charles the negroes are quiet and are attending strictly to their work. The trouble originated last Monday when the two Griffins met two white men, brothers, named Searcy. The Searcys who are fishermen, and the Griffins had an altercation a few days before and when they met the trouble was renewed. One of the negroes armed himself with the leg of a chair and with his brother assaulted the white men, beating them so severely that one is now on the verge of death and the other is in a critical condition. In an effort to arrest the Griffins eleven negroes have been killed. The death of the two Griffins makes the deathlist number thirteen. Rathbone Files an Appeal. Washington, March 28. Senator Piatt, of Connecticut, chairman of the senate committee on relations with Cuba, has received from Maj. E. G. Rathbone an appeal for a review of his case by congress. He has on file with Senator Piatt's committee a request for an investigation of the circumstances under which he was convicted of complicity in the Cuban postal frauds but no action ever since has been taken m the matter. Maj. Rathbone bases his claim for an investigation on his "right to be heard as an American citizen." Morales in the Ascendant. Washington, March 28. Information received at the navy department from Admiral Wise at Guantanamo indicates that the Morales government is making headway in the revolutionary contest in San Domingo, the admiral reporting that it is now in possession of "all the ports of the island except the small one of Monte Crist! on the north coast.

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