Richmond Palladium (Daily), 27 February 1906 — Page 2

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THE MORNING PALLADIUM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1906.

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THEATRE O- a. MURRAY, Losses and Manager. Mauuee daily 3 p. to. Evnina 8:15 p. m. ' WEEK OF FEBRUARY 26. A-MISS ORAYCE MILLER. Overture. " - B.-OT TO WEAVER! 'Hand Balancer.' , C BRYANT & SAVILLE. l-lnkfaced Comedy Sketch Artists. D. THE LYNNS. Comedy Sketch. E. CAL LANKERT. "Illustrated Sons. F. HARRISON BROS. Tn their oricinal comedy, "The Old Maid and ftube." G.-THE PHILOSCOPE. "Through the Matrimonial Agency," and "A Pleasure Trip." Special ladies' and children's matin daily, 5 cnts, except ov Mondav. -when eah lady will be given a ho f bon-boug, and on Wednesday a handsome souvenir. Candy to rbildren on Saturday matinee.' GtNNETT THEATRE f. : f. :t .f TUESDAY EVENING, FEB, 27. The i Important Event, ; Hamlin and - Mitchell's, Gorgeous Musical , . ; ; Extra vaganza.) ., BASES a TOYLAND. WJni tho Majestic Theatre, New York. . Book by Gfen McDonough Music by Victor Herbert. ,: 70 COMPANY OF SEVENTY 70 ' ' Complete Production. Special Ejoublc Orchestra. Prlcest 50cts to $xjgo; Seats on Bale at the Westcott Pharmacy Saturday Morning, February 24th. Nasal ImWlta stages. Ely!s;Creajn Pamf cleansessoothes and heals the diseased membrane. . It cures catarrh siitl drlvws sway a. Cold ,1a the head Wm n&Im is, placed Into tho nostrils, spreads over the membrane and Is absorbed. ' Relief la Immediate and cure follows. Mild not drying does not, produce sneezing. .Large SUe, 60 cents at Druggists or by mall ; Trial Size, 10 cents. , . , . ELY BROTHERS, W Warren gtreet New York -r J : -Vit v j,: J )(. r. . . : I Another resounding peal tb at calls your attention most emphatically to the quality of Richmond Export beer. It is brewed in,a,way in fwhich abso-; lute purity is, predominant., ; It costs'., no ,mope .than. the inferior ! it is so mqchj better. t Try

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I ; il, , THE MIIIGK BREWING CO. , New Phone 42 t i T f .. : i.-. -f.f i!uS!.;: v, ., Exclusively, first-class, tfqur, . under the, auspices ,of ithe , Tourist fDepartineut,!i Chicago; r Uniou ; Pacific , A North-Western., Line; lea, vest. Chicago Wqdireqday, February-,7th, ;sjpendAng the disagreeable portions of, February ; and .Marehj in t;he land of, sunBhinet andr flowers. $350.00 i includes all ,,expenae,, railway; farf r , sleeping cars, mealB ,in 'dining para ,an?l , hotel expense. , Service, first claa in every respect.- Itineraries and l full .partio; ular 071 . appUcaticvi rS.' jA. 5Hutchinf Bon, Manager, 212 Clark St., and 120 Jackuon BWdn Chicago. A Wealthy, un.i a king in his right; an,mihfia,ltby nian is an.nnhap py slave,-. . Burdo-Blood , 3ftters bnuds jpp j , sod ,. hpaUhkeeps , ,you Palladinro waafc ads pay.

BIG CROWDS AT THE NEW PHILLIP:

MANAGER MURRAY HAS ANOTHER GOOD BILL FOR ; HIS PATRONS. COMEDY SKETCtiESFLEASMS At tho Gennett Tonight a Packed I House Will See "Babes in Toyland." j Manager Murray of the New PhilHps ; had a delightful surprise over the ,big matinee audience that greeted the vaudeville bill at the New Phillips Monday. It was one of the Ijest matinee crowds of the season, ?nd was unusual considering the ,unavorable day. At night the theatre tas filled which was again rather remarkable considering that the city was storm-bound. Those who ventured out were well rejiaid for the program this week is a meritorious one throughout. Bryant and Sav'ille, black-faced comedy artists, are ajmong the best in this line seen 'at tlii house and they were received fith marked enthusiasm.. Their ability is not shown so much in their dialogue or 'in 'their conduct on the stage, as in the musical talent. Their turn is a; long one and every minute of it is' filled with a laugh. The Lynns put on a good comedy sketch, as do the Harrison Brothers. The! latter lilave an original comedy entitled, MThe Old Maid and Rube." Otto Weaver i clever as a band balancer, having some features to bis "work not seen, at the. New Phillips before. Cal Lankert sings two fine illustrated songs .and the motion . pictures, 'i Through the Matrimonial Agency" and "A Pleasant Trip," are of the biest. There is no reason why the bill should not prove a money-maker i "Babes in Toyland," Hamlin & Mitchell's mammoth production, will be the attraction at the Gennett theatre tonight. i This mere announcement cannot carry swjth it the full strength pf the ?yent. There was a time when such attractions as "Babes in Toyland" wiere denied local theatre goers, because of the .fear of managers . that there would be speculation on the merit of acNew-York success en tour, but lately it has been brought to the doors of the' people and '"hence the weeding out of a great many ordinary bookings and the advent of shows that are worthy of price and patronage." ' ; 1 ! ' ' 1 .'.: 1 :' I j" Babes in Toyland" i comes -with: practically a special train for three modern coaches ' are required to handle the company,' and two of the largest baggage cars are used to transport the great quantity of scenery and effects' used in the wonderful stb-J ry so cleverly interwoven by Glen McDonough ' and set to music by the peerless Victor Herbert.- . i 1 iThe company is complete and its chorus 'is one of the most attractive on the great circuit. ' The music is of that sort that lingers and there is a vein of comedy that blends excellently with the spectacular. i i The Palladium publishes more live : ... - . per." Many people are i teumg trie paper what they have, heard." All are trying to win the! dollar prifeei. It's fun to be in a contest, 'try! it and see. ' 'A dollar is not to be, shunned when honestly earned. , Givei tis a "iip" you may win. ! ,' :

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sJ -Vv ALAN AND JANE, In Babes in Toyland. SPECKLED TOBACCO. IIoyv the Little , Yellow SpotM Are Formed on Leaf. "Little yellow- specks, on tho wrapper arc? posi'tlv'o mdica.tious of a cigar's excollein e. " Clio 3Se a sijecliletl cigar, and yoT c:int'g:-wrm" ' , ' , The ppoiiker- wn a skato salesman. The-' tobacco -salesman laughed at him. "Are-you a .victim of .tliat error, too?" he paid. 'Lis tea and I'll toll you all about those little yellow specks, j 'We are in Cuba. In mile long rows grow tne tobacco plants in a blinding ' sunlight. Suddenly the sky is overcast, a shadow falls.- Then the clouds disappear and the sun shines again upon plants dotted here and there with immense raindrops raindrops peculiar to Cuba, as large as the largest pearls.; i "These drops become burning glasses In tho sunlight. The same as .real lenses they concentrate the sun's heat, and on the leaf beneath them the little specks that you venerate are burned. These little yellow specks indicate the tobacco's quality no more than freckles on a man's face Indicate his ability. "To choose cigars by their specks is as foolish as it would be to choose salesmeu by their freckles." Chicago Chronicle. . . . .- ; ! "Deprived of Ilia See." .As an example of the ability of the Juvenile scholar to evolve an unexpected meaning from his text, a correspondent "relates that v the following question Vvas put to a history class: ''What misfortune then happened to Bishop Odo?" The reply came quite rfeadily, "He went blind." An explanation was demanded, s and the genius brought up the text book; X4There,. sir,!' triumphantly, "the book Wys so." The sentence indicated by ail ink stained digit read, "Odo was deprived of bis see." London Spectator. j Where the' Excitement Was.' ;"I don't suppose' it's unnatural for me to be excised now -that the hour for my marriage to , the count approaches," said the bride. "I guess I'm the most excited person in town at this .minute." "Ph. I don't know," replied Mrs. Nuritch," her mother. "Think how excited they must be over it in the newspaper offices." Catholic Standard and Times. 1 Ilia Reception. ' -Young man I have called, sir, to request the hand 'of your daughter in marriage. Old Grumlelgh-Has she accepted youl Young ManYes, sir. 01d .Gruinjeigh Then .what do , you want ; to come round and bother i me with your troubles for? ;- ; ' "' " ';'''' Order.' 1 ' u y ' :". : ;' Order is the sanity of the mind, the health of the body, the peace of the city, the security! of the. state. ; As the beams to a house, as the bones to, the microcosm of man, so is order to all things! Southey. ' . . ' ! - Insult aind Repartee. ' ' The difference . between repartee and Insult depends on, whether you or the other man makes the remark. Life.

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SUBMIT TO SURGEON'S KNIPE TO SAVE LIFE OF MAN BURNED. SACRIFICE INSURESBFCQVERY James J. Callahan Was Burned While ' Fighting a Fire in Chicago Flat Building. Chicago, Feb. 26. To save the life of a comrade, James J. Callahan, who was burned while fighting a fire in a flat building at 5126 Calumet avenue, forty men have given from one to two inches of thei rskin in order that it might be grafted on the seared body df their stricken friend. j As the flesh was cut from the arms of the men it was quickly transferred to the body of Callahan, who throughout' the two hours that, the operation was in progress,' lay uaeonscious on a' near by tatble. Two by two the men: filed int3 ;t! e operating room of the Michael Reese h.spital, where Dr. Emanuel Fii'Ml atai ted them.. Without a quiver -or sx cry of Spain the; inen Avatclied the surgeon's knife as it. cut from (l.-eir bared arms the required amount of epidermis. Then with a glance at the white, prostrate form of their comrade they quietly left , the room to make way for others who wore in waiting to make the sacrifice. - t Harris Davis was one of tbe men, who for the sake of a friend submitted to the painful operation. H was in charge of the squad and mnrehed them in a body to the hospital. "Come on, fellows," he said, "up with your sleeves and get ready j for business." Then as the two men designated by him entered th. operating room he would turn his Attention to the next two in line, until the surgeons announced that they had se cured enough -skin. Dr. Friend of the hospital said last night that he believed that Callahan would recover. "If he does so," said the physician, "and I think he will, it will be entirely due to the sacrifice of his friends. Heavy, impure blood makes a mud dy, pimply complexion, 'headaches, nansea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, sickly. Bur dock Blood Bitters makes the plood rich, red, pure restores perfect health. ; SHE DANCES SIX HOURS; DIES. . ... v. 1 ; .. Belle of the Ball Pays With Her Life for Popularity at a Wedding Dance. , Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 26. After dancing incesantiy for six hours at the wedding of a friend, , iMary Kerr uck, 1I8 ; years old,. Rankin,, vollaps-ed (nd was removed to a hospital, With in a few hours she died of -exhaustion. He r funeral . wu 5 the ; largestever. seen, J in Rankin ami was attended by many of -the men, who: danced iivith her .at; the ball, where she was the belle two. nights before, '; .; :; 1 (reenor ' Make a rich satisfying beverage ivclipn nrenared troberlv.' One teaspoonful makes two cups. Add abso lutely Boiling ( Water. r Stepp . five minutes.' - .ever Boil, these ,teas. .r i ARB SOLD LOOSE OR JN SEALTO PACKETS BY GREAT. ATLAW no ft PACIFIC TEA CO! 727 MAIN. : . ivvineirY OFJTHE

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