Richmond Palladium (Daily), 5 December 1904 — Page 7

niCmiOHP DAILY PALLAPIUU HOITOAT HOBPITO, DECEUBBB B, 1904.

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PENNSYIaVAXflA THIS TABLE In Effie NoYsmbtr 27th, 1904. CINCINNATI & CHICAGO DIVISION. Westward Depart ....Richmond and Logan Ac. Ex 6:45 a m. m...... .Chicago Special0 11:15 . m. m, Michigan Ex. m. ......Cincinnati and Logansport Ex. 5:00 p. m.

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9:48 3:50 5:40

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7:15 p. m Cincinnati andjBiehmond Ac. Ex. U:00 p. m. Can. and Chi. Mail and Ex 11:15 p. in. Eastward

a, m .71 Southern Ex 4:15 ta' .".Northland Limited 505 a. a. .Rich. and,Cin. Ac. Ex. 7:00 a. m. a. m. ...Logan and Cin. Ac. Ex 10:10 a. m. p. m. .Oii anpin. Secial 3:55 p. m, p. m. Logan." and Rich. Ac COLUM BUS & 3NDIANAPOLIS DIY. Westward-- .... St. Louis Limited 4:45 a. zn.

Capital Ex ... 5:05 a. m. SC Loads Ex 10:15 a. m.

10:00 a. in. -Col. and Ind. Ac. Ex. 10:20 a. m. 1:20 p. m. St. Louis Ex 1:20 p. m.

9:00 p. m. Col. and Rich. Ac. Ex St. Louis Special ........ .10:18 p. m. Eastward 5:15 a. m. Pittsburg Special Ac. Mail and Ex. 5:30 a. m. 9:45 a. m Ind. and Col. Ac Mail and Ex 10:15 a. m. 9:50 a. m. New York Ex. j 4:50 p. m Keystone Ex 7:20 p. m Atlantic Ex. 7:30 p. m.

CJ JtVr J iu A V TV v ik uuuivvu 8:55 p. m Ohio and Virginia Ex. 9:00 p. m. DAYTON & XENIA DIV. Westward 4:37 a. m St. 'Louis Limited 9:55 a. m Springfd. and Rich. Ac -i 10:10 a. m St. Louis Ex. 10:10 p. m Pitts., Sprifld & Richmond Mail & Ex. Daily Eastward Pittsburg Special 5:25 a. m. Rich, and Spgfd Mail and Ex. 4:20 a. m. New York Ex. . 9:55 a. m. Keystone Ex. 4:55 p. m. New York Limited 8:49 p. GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA R'Y. Southward 3:30 a. m. Mack, and Cin. Mail and Ex. 9:42 a. m Ft. W. and Rieh. Mail and Ex 3:40 p. m Mack, and Cin. Mail and Ex 10:15 p. m. Sunday Ac. 1 Northward

Rich and G. R. Mail and Ex. 5:40 Michigan Ex 12:50 ....Cin. and Mack. Mail and Ex. 11:10

Daily. ! Sunday only. All trains unless otherwise indicated, tart and arrive daily, except Sunday.

C. W. ELMER, Passenger and Ticket Agent.

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C 0. & L. TIME TABLE. Effective October 16, 1904. i; EAST AND SOUTH. No. 4 Daily.

Leave Richmond ....... 9 :00 a.

Leave Cottage Grove Arrive Cincinnati ...... No. 2. Daily Except

Leave Richmond

Leave Cottage Grove

Arrive Cincinnati

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.11:15 . m. Sunday. 4:05 p. m. 4:45 p. m. 6:20 p. m.

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Leave Richmond 8:15 p. Leave Cottage Grove .... 8 :50 p

Arrive Cincinnati 10:25 p. m. No. 1, Daily. Leaves Cincinnati ...... .8 :30 a. xn. Leaves Cottage Grove ...10:05 a. m. Arrive Richmond .1 10:40 a. m. No. 3, Daily.

Leaves Cincinnati 5:00 Leaves Cottage Grove . . 6 :30 Arrives Richmond 7:05

NORTH AND WEST No. 1, Daily. Leaves Richmond 10:40 a. m. Leaves. Muncie ........ .12 :01 p. m. Leaves Marion 1:07 p. m.

Leaves Peru 2:05 p Arrives North Judson ... 4:05 p No. 3, Daily. Leave Richmond 7 :05 p. Leaves Monoid 8:25 p

Leaves Marion 9 :30 p. m. Arrives Peru 10:30 p. m. No. 7, Daily Except Sunday. Leaves Richmond 7:10 a. m. Arrives Muncie 8 :30 a. xn. Leaves Marion 9:35 a. m. Arrives Peru v 10:35 a. m. No. 2, Daily Except Sunday. Leaves North Jd9on ...10:35 a. m. Leaves Peru 12 :35 p. m. trives Richmond 4:05 p. m. No, 4. Daily.

Leaves Pern 5:35 Arrives Richmond ...... 9 :00 C No. 8, Leaves Peru 4:45 Arrives Richmond 9:15

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Dayton & Western TractionCo. In effect Nov. 14, 1904, subject to change without notice. MAIN "LINE

AM P M P M IiT Richmond 6 00 And 9 OJ 11 00 Ar Eaton 0 45 every 0 45 11 45 W. Alexand'a 7 00 hour 10 00 12 00 Dayton 8 00 until 11 00 .... If ICW PARIS B RANCH Thro' Service AM AM And I P M Lv Richmond 6 00 0 20 every 10 20 Ar Cedar Springs 5 25 8 45 hour 10 46 New Paris .... 6 SO 0 50 until 1 10 60

THE INTERSTATE LIMITED Parlor. Buffet Service

P M 3 60 4 25 4 86 6 16

Leave Richmond Arrive Eaton West Alexandria Dayton

AM 9 50 10 25 10 85 11 15

Special tickets must be purchased before boarding train. No baggage carried. Trunks, sts mar b tent on trains preceding or following. Buffet lunch served on this train. Direct connection at Dayton with "Lima Limited" trains for Troy, Plqua and Lima. Richmond to Lima (120 miles) In 4 hours. The fastest long distance service on electric lines In the United States.

CONNECTIONS At Eaton with P. CO. A St. L. for points north and south. At West Alexandria with Cincinnati Northern R. R. for points north and south. At Dayton with electric lines diverging for Troy, Plqua Sidney. Lima, Xenla. Springfield, Columbus, Hamilton and Cincinnati. Through rates, through tlokets to all points. For further Information call Home Phone 969. C. O. BAKER. Agent.

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"Arizona." The following pleasant episode happened during "Arizona's" run in London, last season. The King and Queen, Princess Vic toria and the Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark attended the per formance on the second Monday of its performance. At the conclusion of the play, there was a pleasant little ceremony; Bonita, the leading lady of the piece was summoned to the royal box, where she presented to' the Queen a beautiful bouquet composed of lillies of the valley, white orchids and white heather, bound with a ribbon in red, white and blue stripes, the American colors. The bouquet was presented on behalf of the American company playing "Arizona" and Her Majesty expressed her pleasure in accepting it, and said the play was "charming." His Majesty said to Bonita, "It is a splendid play; well acted; I enjoyed it very much." Their majesties shook hands with the young actress, who was overwhelmed at their graciousness. On the preceding evening, the Prince and Princess of Wales witnessed "Arizona." In presenting the bouquet, Bonita said:" I wish the fragrance of these flowers could convey to your majesties the deep love and respect felt for you by the American people." The King smiled and remarked, "Very pretty, very pretty." "Arizona" will be seen at the Gennett Theatre, for one performance on Monday evening, Dec. 5th. "The Pit." Almost, if not quite as much interest is being manifested by the ladies in the New York fashion show gowns worn in the production of "The Pit." which comes to the Gennett Theatre, Tuesday evening, December 6th as in the play itself. The seven gowns that took first prize at the fashion show are worn in the first act of the play by artists' models, whose figures display the dressmaker's creations to the best advantage. These prize gowns are described as follows: "A Paquin creation of bluish print mousseline de soie, princess effect, solidly shirred from bodice to hips. On the shirt three rows of circular shirring alternate with festoons of Alecin lace. A hand embroidered rose-leaf vine follows the curves of the figure gracefully. The sleeves are gathered frills of lace caught high on the shoulders with k pink rosebuds. Dresden blue silk with trailing hand-painted apple blossoms in brocade design. Bodice of blouse effect with yoke of real lace. Soft crushe girdle of chiffon velour encircling the waist and full skirt trimmed with arrow ruchings and medallions of lace. A combination of hand embroidered white chiffon and taffeta silk the narrow back ruchings. Shirt of white taffeta silk with plaited front panel. Over this circular flounces of embroidered chif fon. White broadcloth trimmed with Cluny lace and moelskin, made with short semi-fitting coat and military sleeves, strapped with heavy silk cord. The lower part of the skirt is made with folds and trimmed with alternate rows of shirring and plaits with two wide bands of Irish point lace at the bottom. Plaited girdle of soft gay liberty satin. A simple gown of white Louisine with bodice of Vonice lace, fitted snugly to the figure and extending in a panel down the front of the skirt, ending in a frou-frou flounce about twelve inches deep. Black renaissance lace over a foundation white liberty satin and chiffon. Jet gown clings closely to the figure, flaring gracefully at the bottom." "When Women Lore." As long as the world goes round there will be conspiracies against goodness and virtue. In the play "When Women Love," there is a sto ry of heart interest that commends more than ordinary interest. A young girl weighted with the care of an invalid mother and younger sister, struggles against poverty and privation, is accused of crime, a man made in the same old image persecutes, accuses, and in the end finds the old adage is only too true. "The wages of Sin is Death." The play is presented by a strong company, and the entire production is carried including some of the best scenie effects ever shown on the popular priced stage. The first act is set with a factory scene that weighs two tons and is one of the greatest scenes ever presented. The Edwin Young Stock Company Will make its initial appearance at the New Phillips Theatre on December 8th, opening a two nights engage ment in the charming comedy drama "Indiana Folks" The company

brings a good record from 'their Eas

tern engagements and will no doubt

esatblish themselves as genuine fa

vorites. One of the features of the company's entertainments js the excellent specialties introduced at every performance. Little Edna and Master Bobbie Young, aged seven and five years respectively, are an

exceedingly clever pair of Juvenile entertainers, and their singing is sure to prove a rare treat. These clever children have important parts

in the feature bill, "Indiana Folks" which will be the offering the second night of the current engagement.

Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. This is

the same company that so successful

ly presented "A Little " at

the opening of the New Phillips The

atre.

Berlin National Bank Troubles. Berlin, Dec. 5. A meeting of the

stockholders of the Berlin National Bank whose doors were closed the middle of November was held here

today. The purpose of the meeting

was to arrange for such a settlement of the bank's affairs as may be possible. Examiner L. H. Parker is receiver for the institution.

Pilgrimage of the Indians. Vancouver, B. C., Dec. 5. A pil

grimage of Indians to the mission at North Vancouver will begin today; practically every Roman Catholic Indian in British Columbia is present.

These gatherings will yast four days, during which will be a celebration of the feast of the Immaculate Con

ception.

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TUESDAY, DEC. 6th

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IN WM. A. BRADY'S Stupendous Production

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A play of human Interest Interwoven A with a great wheat speculation.

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connecting at Dayton with " THE LIMA LIMITED1' for Troy, Piqua and Lima. Richmond to Lima in 4 hours. Other trains to Dayton every hour, making direct connections for Springfield, Columbus, Zanesville, "V m T-

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