Richmond Palladium (Daily), 29 January 1906 — Page 2

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O O.a jltir, Wtt ami X2nagar. t Matinee f daily 3 p. m., ; 1 tS -' Ereaings 8:15 p.-m;' ' :i .? Opeeial ladiea' ami eHSdren'a matlne daily, 6 cents, except ob Monday, whn aU lady will ba grrt a v Kav Af bon-haua and on WadncadaT

a handaoma ouTenir. Candy to laMZdrea on Saturday raannaa. . . "V7EEK OP JAlfUABT.Satlu A. Mis . Grayee Miller, overture. EL Marjorie Barrett, Juvenile Sing

ing and Dancing. " C, Mr. and Mrs. Dick " Tracy, in "Courtship at Cowslip Farm. j P. Frank Hall, Eccentric Musieal ii'Cdmediantr;; i,1 ' j Two Rays, AnWrica's greatj ; eatwEplkrSkateVDancers, i intror j j. -" dncwg ainging ;; and r ipooden i shoe

1 ' twister and tripw ; time dancing on trollerkatej " j F.-Cair"Lankert illustrated songs. : !i lntheW operatic- eqniUbrijsfie pan-

ii tomiinic extraVaganza,!entitIect ? '.'The EncluntedgrOjtto. y f ' ' " tllfc-The Philoseopo,lowing;'wrenaudrs.V ".Won't Yoik Come O-ftKnie, and" Firsrt- Nignt-W."

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;pent cure. ;,TJne;qualed , quick, cure, for Throat and Lunsr Troubles. , r At. A. 0, Luken )& Col'sdrug store; price 50c and $1.00, guaranteed. Trial bottle free. 'AND lack or Makes a 'rich satisfying beverage when prepared properly. One teaspoon makes two cups. Add absotely Boiling Water. Steep five minutes. Never Boil these teas'" ARE SOLD LOOSE OR IN SEALED PACKETS BY GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO, 727 MAIN. t OY AUTHORITY OPTHC INOlAAND CEYWONCOMfilSSIONCRl The . Palladium wants the, , news. It will pay cue dollar, ($1.), for,the best, piece of , LOCAL' news brought, sent or telephoned EXCLUSIVELY to this paper before February 1.

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BANNER WEEK AT fJEW PHILLIPS

J "STANDING EOOM ONLY' WAS v THE OEDEH DUIOHa LAST ' MORE GOOD TIIIIIGS 00I.1III6 1 5 i i Primrose 'a Minatrela Tonight 'Starta a Bniy Week at The - o v Gannett Theatre. """ " The past week was a banner week; at the .New Phillip?, .vaudeville house.' Manager Murray, stated to , the. , Palladium tlat the patronage had t aver. aged better than lor any weeKin a Jung; time.'; f' Tuesdav 'hd ; Saturflay nights pro veil Uo" be the" . banner . opes, and on. botli" evenings, standing room1 was at a premium.. ;, Manager -Hurray attributes this, purely and simply to the fact Jh'a'tthe bill was deserving. The . matinee , ; patronage was also heavy. v This Aveek it is be-i lieved the bill will be fully , as good, if indeed, not better, for' the advance notes of those who are to appear' indicate, they are of high standard. Iri the list, of entertainers will '.be' Marjorie Barrett,; )juyenile "singer .and dancer ; , Mr. and Mrs.4 ..Dick .'.Tracy presenting ' "Cbiirtship ; at Cowslip Fa'rm ; r , Frank. Hall, ecejitrjc musical, comedian the . ,two'(; Rays, 'roller skate dancers; Cameron 7and Toledo, operatic, ;. extravaganza, .with, ,Miss Grayce Miller, pianist, Cal Lankert, singer, of illustrated,. songs,1',., and he Philoscope, , with , the , nsual. motion pictures.; 'iu.r Simpleness or The Simpleness of "7 : . i Simon. . ;i . j k ' It i-a ' a peculiar fact 1 that almost every savage people in the world look with feelings of respect, akin to awe, upon a person who is demented" or idiotic. - '-' -. " - - - - -- - Among the Irish such persons are always referred to as "the innocent cne" and' treated with marked consideration and ."kindness Even among the savage tribes of Central Africa an insane person is almost -worshipped as Jiaving planted in them the, germ pi the; 'dhine , itel'rct, and t li e 'American' Indhr s have ahVays refrained frpm in.jnvihg any one who w'rts- ;?o -afllict'ed. i! ' V.T!-is tenden?yfi.veiy welt-illitstrntei iti Fenimore 'Cfoi)er ' ; Leather Ijockim;' ' ' .talesjin whieji we S6e(jidit!) H.'iiiter yoing about the most warlike and vicious tribes; even' when' they were at, Avar with the 'Whites unmolested. , f Among civilized' nations5 simpleton?, are:1 always, 'treated :Avith greater indulgence than bhe! who'is'clothed in their right mind.'-'.-''' M"-"-M:"';i- ,. No doubt it is for that reason4 that fSimple Simon Simple'that amus, ing wight of the caricaturists, 1 f never been meted the; punishment liis lawless pranks deserve. . This mermy Andrew as beeri' imbued with life, on the stage by Messrs. Nixon & Zimmerman arid will be seen here, with a select company in the near future. " Simple Simon Simple ' ' will ; be presented ... at, ,,tlie ,Gennett theatre Tuesday night, Jamiary 30th. - Mrs. Temple's Telegram. ' Hary( Conor, everybody's favorite comedian, will be seen here when V Mrs. ,: Temple 's Telegram, " the bright s and. snappy farce, is offered. Almost direct from its three.months' engagement af, Powers', theatre and clothed in its radiant garments of success, f'Mrs. Temple's Telegram" said to be one of the most emphatic comedy successes of recent years, will eome to the Gennett Thursday night. Never before in the history of the dramatic world has a farce ever been received with more wel come and hearty applause by a the-atre-lovinj? public than did "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" at Chicago. After its long and successful run at the Madison Square theatre, New York, it went to Powers' theatre, Chicago, where it played ; for one hundred nights to crowded houses. "Mrs. Temple V Telegram" is a farce wholly clean and free from suggestiveness, being, something more than a mere frame-work for laughs, having s a bright 4iand , entertaining plot. ;5 .Bright and .witty sayings are always on top. . A pace of action is instantly established when the curtain rises arid there is not a dull or idle moment thereafter. . Want ads in Paladium pay.

1 SCENE IN . SIMPLE SIMON S IS FOUND GUILTY IN SLOGUM CASE ninrr.sin n ty.m . -if!' CAPTAIN CONVICTED OF CRTM1 ' INAL NEGLIGENCE, GIVEN Mtrr. TBifttBABS;f - STATE CAPITOL SCANDAL New York's $30,000,000 Building at Albany Defective and Investigation Is In Sight. New York, Jail. 28. A jury before Judge Thomas in the, United States Court found Captain William . E. .Vail Schaick guilty of, criminal' neg-. lioeiiee in failing to! maintain a systern of fire drills on board the excursion boat General . Slocmn, which' was burned. to, lie water's ede in June, tiiS ,Tan: ' Schaick vas.Wnt'eoced to'ten; years'' in Sina; Sing at' hard' labor.f . . ' . . , . (. ' Van Schaick is over' GO ' j'ears'old hnd was regarded as one of th,". best river captains in the employ of the Knickerbocker Steamship 1 Company. The verdict, and especially the sentence, came as a great surprise to ! frj: The jury disagreed on the first two counts, but the third and.most important, that of criminal negligence, Vas agreed , iipon 'within twenty-three minntes after retiring -k from . the exmrt room. Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer, counsel for Van Schaick, made a number of appeals .for delaying sentence and objected to the verdict, announcing that he w.ould take ran appeal. Van" Schaick had the jury . polled at his owned request and seemed stunned .. - - by the verdict. , .'"Judsre Thomas remarked that al though in the mind of the captain himself, as well as in the opinion of others,, it might be deemed unduly harsh to pronounce sentence for, the mere.failure to maintain drills,, yet he felt that the sentence of ten years was warranted by the letter of the law. - A number of friends and relatives of those lost in the Slocum disaster who have' been in constant attendance at the captain's trial, were in the court room when the verdict was announced. They seemed pleased at the long- term of years f to, which Judge Thomas sentenced . '; Van Schaick. . . , The assembly staircase in ,vNew York's $30,000,000 eapitol at Albany, which has been under suspicion for several months, has been ordered closed on the ground that it is unsafe for use.:; It is believed b those familiar with the conditions that part of the building will be out of use for two or three years while Repairs are being made. The engineers have informed, the state architect that the integrity of the eapitol buillding as a .whole should be investigated, ' in(cludin? tests of the foundations :'

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' x r. IMPLE GENNETT THEATRE. ... , : LETTER LIST. t Ladies' List. .,Miss M. J. Boughmer, Ethel Pome,' X tcj "f T TTN'lji T.n1o TTolmc "KTij" lUlii O.Ue Ve 44V1V, AJUVai Aiviuiot tt " ar ' r- "a ar t -r r na noover, Airs. o. jvi. nenry, Airs. Lou Leads, Mrs. Lizzie jLarkins, Miss S. Sjarr, Mrs. H. AV,r Shimer, Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Adah Taylor., 0 . Gentlemen's List.; f ; Ceo. Anderson, T. D. Bishop, E. H. Bennett, Henri cji Balheier, John Barr low, Russell C,arie, OPrank .Cooper, CL G! Gard, Lewis Grant, Ramond Helms, W. G. Humphreys, Dr. W. IL Hickey, Murry Helms, F..N. Hibbard, W. C. Jones, S. P. Liehtenfels, Lewis Langer, Dr. Earl Miller, J. C. McGuire, Jos. Niekles, Dr. Elmer E.1 Palmer, Harry A;, Penland, Will Rigsby, John Redmeier, R. A. Stewart, Arra Wilber, Harry "Weber, Bert Williams, Gilbert AVilson, dmer G rabel. v Drops. . 1 Miss Vista Brasier, Bert Robson. D. SURFACE, I M. ; . UNDERGRADUATE COACHING The Advantage Derived From It in . . College Athletics.-. '.'?-.r -v " ' . .-o.'-r . .: .' '..' ': Anit)g theV.mass of pthenvise ,impracpVacjticable and narrow'' suggestions that have, been ' made .relating to university "sport .""in geue'ral and foot ball in particular two,', irf my judgment, are1 the best; I have ever. seeTi in print and eminently pertirient to the .college athletic problem.- . One was of fered by B reside ut Wilson, and the Faculty Commihee on Outdoor Sport at Princeton. It reads : ' , ? "That all coaching, by men who are paid in any way, directly or indirectly, or who receive their exr penses, or any' part of them, be done away with..". ( , j fl ' . . .1 unqualifiedly indorse, .the,, spirit herein expressed, but I believe the sense, of the resolution will be broad ened and the, latter the easier;xf fulI filment hv; further wovidinsr that all W . 4V J official coaching , be done bv undei . J graduates. This, in a word, would put it up to 'the captains of the various athletic ttams and crews.' And why, after is - not that . the true thought ot college sport? -As Princeton offers the resolution it would certainly revive those unfortunate vdisputes ana ; recriminations of which we formerly had so many and now hear too often. We all know the "amateur" coach .who receives- no pay "directly or indirectly," "yet comes early and stays on 1 without other, visible means of support. Such a question could never arise if the coachinc; was for 'the ; greater share confined to the undergraduates themselves.5 It seems to me that the wisest and easiest of enforcement would be arule restricting the actual Afield coaching to undergraduates but al lowing advisors provided they were aiumm ana not paid, inis would lessen to a minimum the chance of rule evasion and yet maintain the tradition and the spirit and the interest that comes from graduate, association.' In a word, it is the Oxford and Cambridge 'plan' revised a bit to fit American spirit and conditions. Caspar Whitney in "The Viewpoint," in Tte Outing Magazine for February. "

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EEWNETT THEATRE - MOfiPAY NIGHT. JAN. 20 fiEQ. h. primrose DIG IHSTREL 00. Th Old Tim Melodic and TTp-to6ate Bong imtf-T)aaieair-" : The Largeat, Best aad Only Real Mlnatrel Bhow in tbe World, A Com pany of America Oreateet Black Faee Artlita. COH EDIAN8 Eddie Mailer, Emlle Sabers, John Bark.'WtU Wet, Eddie Hormn, Jecttes Conaere. SOLO VOCALISTS Franklin A. Bates. Frank Ooombe, Wm. Oakland. Win. Sternberg, Qua Reed, Kd. Voa Bergen. Primrose School of Dsnoers. A Chorus of It Trained Voices aad Operatic Orcnestra of Soloists. Never before In the history of minstrelsy baa saeh a superb organisation been offered. PRIC EB tl.00, Ttc, 60c, c Beau on aile at the Wetteoti Pharmacy Friday morning, January 36th.

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