Richmond Palladium (Daily), 21 May 1904 — Page 5
RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1904.
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Mrs. George H. Grant has issued Congregational church at Pueblo, invitations for a card party on May Colorado, is visiting the Misses Mary
25. ;'and Sarah Evans of Spring Grove.
He will preach at the Whitewater Friends church tomorrow morning at 10:30.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Elliott for a thimble party to be given next Wednesday ofternoon at their home in West Richmond.
Mrs. Gottschall and Miss Marie Davis were the hostesses yesterday for an enjoyable card party given in the Elks' Club rooms. Whist was played at five tables, forming the feature of the afternoon. Mrs. Shepard was awarded the first prize, Miss Zillah Shepard the second, and Mrs. Ferrell the third. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent. The party ne$t week, for which Mrs. Alford and Mrs. vBuntell will be the hostesses, will be the last of the delightful series of" card parties which have been given weekly throughout the
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
winter.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace M. E. church held a very pleasant afternoon meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Mary Whitridge, on south Eighth street. About fifty members were present and a pleasant afternoon was spent. The first part of the session was devoted to the transaction of business and to a discussion of the work of the society. After the business matters were over the members enjoyed a social time. Mrs. Hadley and Miss Blanche Cunningham rendered several excellent musical selections which were well received. Light refreshments were served at the close of the social hour. The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church held a meeting yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the church. Quite a number of members were present. Business matters were discussed during the first part of the afternoon, while the remainder of the time was devoted to a social hour. The past work of the society was reviewed during the business session and plans for future work laid.
E. P. Whitcomb of Pittsburg will nse Carthage Girl, 2:08, in the matinees this season. Trainer J. B. Stetson is at Overland park, Denver, with the stable of Richardson & Stetson.
Havers James, the Canadian trainer.
will race Gallegher, 2:09:Ji; Arbutes-
can, 2:0934, and Dan, 2:174, down the
grand circuit.
Dr. F. S. Whitney of Milledgeville,
Ga., has purchasedthe three-year-old stallion Directness, by Directum Kelly. 2:084, dam Boquita 2:172. .by Bow
Bells, 2:19i4. . r. ,. .
Daniel Ryan of 'Hampden, Me has bought from C. H. Nelson the stallion
Tarratine, by Wilkes; dam, Dora M., by Young Rolfe, 2:21; second dam, Knox Girl, dam of Aubine, 2:18, etc.,
by General Knox. ' The international trotting and pacing circuit was recently organized, comprising the towns of Westport, Plattsburg and Malone, N. Y., and Montreal. The opening meeting will be held at Westport, Sept. 6-9.
ATTENDED ' THE CARNIVAL LAST NIGHT THE SHOWS
CROWDED j - . RUMOR IS DENIED
That the Company Will be Here
Next Week Redmen Hope to Clear Expenses.
Robert W. Gammon, formerly pastor of the Whitewater Friends' church and at present pastor of the
MODES OF THE MOMENT. Delft blue is one of the leading shades in millinery. Bronze and blue is a stylish and effective combination. Shepherd's plaids seem to increase in popularity for walking suits. At present drop skirts are made to fit Rmnnihlv over the bins and with a
high, very wide flounce. The prettiest of the new fancy collars are made of lace embroidered or of Louis XVI. embroideries in softest linen. Guipure, coarse lace embroidered in gold thread and Tenerife lace motifs on black velvet are preferred trimmings for shangtung silk coats. Girdles made of chains in a dull gold, with military ornaments at the back and in front finished with chased balls, are worn with the newest tea gowns. The prettiest simple waists shown this spring are of cream colored point d'esprit, made almost without trimming except a touch of lace or handmade collar and cuffs.
By far the largest crowd of the
week assembled last night at the ear-
nival to do justice to the first good
evening that the weather man gav.
As early as half past six long lines of people were awaiting outside the
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and these lines were re-enforced by crowds which came on every car. As soon as the gates were opened the
crowd poured through and the carnival grounds were soon filled to overflowing. For at least an hour a steady stream poured through the gates until the grounds inside were filled with a great mass of people. For the first time this week also the carnival company and the Red Men made money. It was bitter gall indeed to the Red Men to see, by the huge crowd that was there last evening, just how much money they had ost by the inclemency of the weather the eai'lier part of the wreek. The booths were well patronized, the Ferris wheel was kept going all the time with its large loads and the shows, all of them, were crowded to the doors with people. "Maamie" and "Humpty-Dumpty" and the "Animal Arena" seem to draw the largest crowds. On the platforms of these three shows large numbers of people were waiting all the time to rush in after each performance and secure seats for the next. The remainder of the shows also did very well and the carnival managers and the Red Men express themselves greatly pleased with the attendance both at . the carnival
grounds and the shows. Yesterday afternoon the ciowd, composed of mostly women and children, was not so large but, as a Red Man said, two such attendances every day would
put everyone connected with the affaii on easy street for a considerable period. Speedy 's high dive attracted a great deal of attention and" a largo per centage of the crowd stayed until late in order not to miss it. It has been authoritatively denied that the carnival company will stay here next week for the first three days, as they have an engagement at Marion. It is not known exactly how the Red Men will come out but it is probable that they will make expenses if the crowds this afternoon and evening are as large as those of yesterday. The rumor that the carnival woukl stay here part of next week sprang from good authority but on account of the inability to cancel their engagement the carnival managers will leave tomorrow for Marion. The crowd tonight ought to be one
of the largest of the season. The
weather is fine and the carnival will
be at its best.
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES. Mr. George J . Throckmorton; cash
ier oi the Galvehton, Indiana, Bank, and a graduate of, the EL C, vis
ited the school Wednesday, y
Mr. Harry DeBolt ' has taken a po
sition with the Richmond, Indiana;
Mfg. Co. Mr. Herschal Mills left Friday to take a position as .bookkeeper with the O. G. JRathburn & Co.,:-Geneva. Mr. Emmitt Bell has "accepted a position at,' Chicago with the Rock Island r:;.r; Co; ' ' Mr. Earl Pence has accepted a uosition as boxJtckeeper anH stenograph
er with Colby Bros.,, agents for the Richmond Safety GatefCo., St. Louis,
MO. ,'V'";T . Prof. Curry, principal of the Curry Institute, TJrbana Ohio, gave a talk before the students on Thursday morning in which he explained the methods used in his school for the uplifting of the colored race. His talk was very interesting and instructive and shows that he is doing a great work for his people. He has
been called the Booker T ton of the North.
Sarsaparilla Just ask your doctor all about it. He will tell you;',' If is the best blood medicine you can possibly buy."
Washing-
Examinations for the ccenmeneement exercises, to be held in June, Avill soon be passed. There will be between sixty and seventy in the class, and the exercises will be held at the Bennett Theatre.
A I resli sbipmeiit straw berries by express Saturday p. m. Extra fancy for Sunday. 'Phone your orders. Hadley Bros., 'phone 292.
Card of Thanks. We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness in the death of wife and mother. J. N. Hodgin and Family.
Young Menu's
For the young man who wants smart, well made and durable clothing, and who can not afford to pay high prices, our clothing fills the bill. An endless variety of patterns, colors, and fabrics, and made equal to any merchanttailored garment. $10.00, $13.50, $15.00 $16 50, and $18.00. LOEHR & KLUTE
Catarrh Cannot be Cored, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease.' Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this ceuntry for years and is a regular ; prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. S end for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75 cents. Hall's family Pills are the best.
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Richard Mansfield has got a new manager. lie has had about a dozen since he became a star. Hereafter it is said that William Gillette, who is quite a rich man, will only play twenty weeks in each season. Robert Lorraine is the latest star to burst forth. William A. Brady is at present making arrangements to star the actor in a new romantic drama. Mrs. J. U. Gilbert started on the stage, where she has been seventy years, as a dancer. .From dancing between the acts of plays she graduated Into speaking parts.
Josephine Cohan of the Four Cohans
is to star next season in a musical
comedy to be called "The Leading
Lady." But doesn't a star actress feel
insulted if called a "leading lady?" As might be supposed, the play
wrights are not neglecting the chances
afforded by the present eastern war,
"The White Tigress of Japau" is tht
latest drama based on the subject.
f onfldent Then he cursed hfr. "You will eat your heart!" he cried.
She shivered. But in the next mo
ment she was angry with herself.
"I am a vegetarianr she said, with
serene confidence. Pittsburg Dispatch
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Quotations From O. G. Murray's Ex
changeClosing Prices Chicago Market.
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Wheat.
July
Sept
Corn.
July 43 2-8
Sept 47 4-8
Oats.
July 38 28
Sept ....30 4-8
Pork.
July 10.95
Sept 11.20
Lard.
July 6.27
Spare Ribs.
July ,...6.35
Sept 6.52
Men's Base Ball Shoes with Spikes $2.00 a Pair
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