Richmond Palladium (Daily), 23 March 1906 — Page 2

PAGE TWo! THE MORNING PALLADIUM FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1906.

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TUMtima. ti.-iiti Cure relieves pains la I arms, back. (stifi'or t'fc joi.' is la rur-s ;n f.-wd.iys. C-o'italns no nwrj-Mr.n'ir dntsr tod-'t n fmm. I'ii lit Mia!i M i ij .! dnvcM-ii bt rlt.'4Uiutijuii f.-oi'i ti j.l Ml' VOX. HEW PHILLIP HU TUCATDC O. G. Mil 21 Rt AY, Leeo and Manager Matinee daily 3 p. m. Evenings 8:15 p. m. A MISS GRACE MILLER, Overture. B THE GREAT SAMAYOA. The Central American W in liis challenge exhibiti on i lie -Roman Kings. (N. J Par ticular attention is caW-d to his Phenomenal Muscle Jxork.) C -CLARENCE BURJ0N. Expert Soft Sho Dancer. D-MACKIN Is LSON. PrescntinJ 'jJChe Nerro Girl of the Sonthlf a'Plantation sketch E-CAL LANKERT. Illustrated Songs. f-j. Y. LEWIS & CO. Presenting: "Seth Spinner's Troubles" and introducing ef fects. G H LEE TUNG FOO. World's Only Chinese Baritone. THE PHILOSCOPE. "A Kentucky Fued" and "A Pastry Cook's Practical Jokes." Special ladies' and children's mat tnee daily, 5 cents, jexcept o Mon day, when each lady will be given a boi of bon-bons, and on Wednesday a handsome souvenir. Candy to children on Saturday matinee.. The voice of wisdjfTm never sjoke truer words than irdoes to you today advising: you t orb race uri your svstem du Kichino spring- and drnk vport Beer frequently. v 1 lou strengrth tind it not only a ling- tonic, but a delightful beverage. THE MINCK BREWING GO. Nf'w Phone CUT DRUG STORE. 'Prescriptions Promptly Filled. Cor. Oth and Main. Bee Hive iinnm ill JAVA GOfffE A. SPECIALTY BEF HIVE GROCERY STUDY THE ORIGIN JUT SCHOOL. Instruction by niAiUUdApted to everyone. KeeoKniauy courw buu.-wi. v Tmrienc m And competent Instruct or. Tftul spurs time only. Tturee umi roursea7reparatory,Ba8inaM,ColI Ml I lw. repr fr PrMBee. Will LUl &Mtraur (wndltion and proepeeta mhmmm. lilkpiim. Stndentt nd grado&Ms evywiHTe. r n particular and AT 'r1 ffcr THE SPIA6UE L J 0 L J E lUMufmcBuc H W M W TROlT, MICH. The Palladium publishes more live news than any other Richmond paper. Many people are telling tbe papei -what they have heard. All are trying to win the dollar prvre. It's fun to be in a contest, try it and M, A dollar is nut to be shunned when honestly earned. Give us a "Hp" you may win. .Never can tell when you'll mash a finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil instantly relieves the pain quickly cures the wound.

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9 i An Effect Introduced by J. Y. Lew LELCEY AND SHANNON, MAKE FAIR IMPRESSION ON LARGE AUDIENCE AT THE GENNETT. Mr. Kelcey Has Done Better on Former Visits and Miss Shannon Does Not Have a Very Opportune Part Eva Tangnay Will Close a Week of Good Things in Her Vehicle, "The Sambo Girl" Tonight. Herbert Kelcey and Miss EfTie Shannon in "The Lightning- Conductor" pleased a large audience last evening- at the Gennett. The play is dramatized from a recent popular novel by that name and the text rill 1 I D11 -1 a -- oi me uook is ioiiowea closely. Mr. Kelcey in the part of "John Winston" was not as g-ood as in other parts he has been seen in here. Miss Shannon made the best of a part that did not give her the opportunity of doing the best acting she is capable of , but the clever little actress made the best of what she had to do. John Bunny in the part of a retired English brewer, sight seeing in France, was excellent. His was- one nit i r-i l i or me nest ingiisn pans ever seen on t lie tiennett stage, rlouanl imrand in the part, of the French "villian" carried his part' splendidly. 1 lit' MTUIC 't'ilCl IS MCIf IJCiUllllUI. Taken as a Avhole the play was ac ceptable. Miss Eva Tanguay, whose strenu--i i i -t i ous stage deportment aaiu magnetic personality have won for her a po sition in the front rank of American comediennes of today, will be the offering at the Gennett theatre tomorrow night. She will present the aughable play of the year, "The Sambo Girl." Harry B. Smith and Gustave Kerker are responsible tor le book and score of this very mui i i ' .1 . i .. . . .1 sical spiasn, ana couiemorary dra matic reviewers are. a unit m their elief that these very, clever play milders have turned out a particuirly happy lot of lyrics and tuneful t mi i' musical manners. men, 100, rms 'anguay has introduced a number of yueopated songs that are of the t il 11 1 . i 1 - A 1 lummy wnistieanie sort tnai appeal the average theatre-goer of the ri'i . 1.T n eseiu time. t nere i a rapauie, upporting company furnishd by Manager 'os- Gaites, a superb cening: and costuming environment, nd naturally a chorus. Will the public tolerate forever lie risque French farces, and nerve ackiug melodramas seven times a week, or do they want clean, wholee and pure humor of an Ameri can comedv. is the ouestion many playgoers and managers have asked themselves and each other. If they want the clean drama, then crowded houses are assured dainty Adelaide Thurston unon the occasion of her i i ' forthcoming production of her Inlaw "The Triumph of Hetty" new A pa ot rsetiy" at the ( rennet t theatre on next Monday evening. Miss Thurston has found her new play by W. A. Tremayne and Irving Hall, to be admirably suited .... -m -1 to her requirements, and her inter pretation of the central figure in this most del iyli ful comedv has earned her a measure of credit she could not otherwise have hoped to enjoy. The comedy is rich with pure hu mor and as the company engaged in the support of Miss Thurston is most talented, playgoers of this city will see an attraction of a high order of merit and the patronage should be most generous. Vaudeville at the New Phillins. Manager Murray, of the New Phil lips, who has been out of the city for several days this week, has secured some good features for the vaude ville bill that will be presented at his house next week. Announcement in detail will be made in the Palla-t diran Saturday morning. In the meantime the pleaing bill now on at the New Phillips is doing a good Tl . . l 1 , . 'il Dusiness. it is remancaDie wnn i what faithfulness patrons of vaude-.

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4 Co., at wew rmnjps "ihis Week. vine aiteu'i i Jie iK-riornsanees no matter how discouraging- the weather conditions may be. It argues well i'or the permanency' of this style of I entertainment in the city. This week's program is worth much more than the nominal price that is charged to see it. mm THE KILLING OF SARAH SHAFER IS STILL BEING INVESTIGATED. WM. BARNES IS EXAMINED Man Who Was Found Near Scene of the Murder, Called Before the Grand Jury. Bedford, Intl., March 22. (Special.) The Grand Jury is still investi gating the mystery surrounding the murder of Sarah Schafer. Many witnesses are daily examined. Among them is William Barnes, who was under arrest at Denver Colo., under suspicion that he was the man found in the Brooks Curtis boiler-room on the night of the murder by watchman Shrout, and who, when questioned by Shrout, replied that the two men with whom he had been taking in the town, had sent him there to dry himselt. tine ot these men is now a resident of Indianapolis. He was before the' grand jury yesterday, and was questioned for two hours. Judge Wilson reports that the grand jury Avill have to xidourn Saturday, as the term of the court will then end. Owing to the strictest secrecy on the part of the officials, and their caution to witnesses, nothing can be learned as to the character of the testimony which is being submitted, or whether or not indictments will be returned. Publio opinion is about evenly divided as to what the result will be. CENTRALIZING SCHOOLS New Paris and the Township in Which It Is Located Considering the Matter. The petition for an elction on the juestion of centralizing the schools of the township was tiled with the ownship board at the last meeting, says me isew i'aris iuirror. as i.ns was an entirely new proposition in le experience of , the board they were a little at a loss as to the proper action in the matter and as to whether thev or the trustees would have to order the election and ac cordingiy a committee was appointed to consult the county attorney to as certain the proper method of pro cedure. It, was found that the peti tion will have to be acted on at a regular meeting of the board, when due return will be made to the coun ty supervisors of elections, who will order the election and fix the date for the same. Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort rayne Railroad Company, Richmond, Ind., March Jro, 1906. The annual meeting cm stockhold ers of the Cincinnati, Jchmond and Fort Wayne Kailroajf company will be held at . thel principal office of the Company, in tie ifity of Richmond, on Tfaursdy, Ail 5, 1906, at ten o'clock a. m., Arc the purpose m electing eleven directors and trans acting aeh other business m properly come before the meeting. S. B. LIGGETl, Secretarj. Apr. 5.

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