Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 73, 26 March 1906 — Page 2

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RICHMOND IS II GOOD "Tlf' TOWtl

Local Waiters Are Well Treated by Guests Stopping ' at Hotels.

MONEY IS EARNED

VJLE WOMEN DO LITTLE ING, EUT PAY WAITER 1ER IN SMILES AND PLEAS"THANK YOU'S."

you pay? Do I take tips? , how do you suppose a man 8 " family?" The "above was er of a waiter l:i the WestU dljing room w'rhi nsked fws oatui '-'tin" (uiestion. 'too that he CCt hat esular salary and T?44the of his expenses of HvfrX; bounty of kind ladies and mostly gem'men." lining room at the West are about twenty colored 0 have many eyes for tips. Js not New York and :ott" is not "Delmonioo's" 1 bout four eyes to spot the ho money. Wages of regnvcrage about $3 a week s recetved swell this en or fifteen dollars. 8 Are Journeymen. ie waiters are "journeyry sense of tho word. t. MP,.me from city to city, stayins until they get into trouble or get tired of the place :tnd then, it is good bye. and a trial at some new hotel, where they have a chance to start over and "make good." For a city of Its size, Richmond ranks high as a good place to acquire dimes and

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Matinee daily 3 p. m, .Evenings 8:15 p. m.

A Miss Grayce Miller, Overture. B THE GREAT MARINELLAS, Marvellous European Gymnasts. C -HARRY L. WEBB, ... Comedian. D -A CYCLONE OF COMEDY, Chas. and Ethel IYnv. - In their refined character changEChas. T. BELL. Illustrated Sons;. F JOHN AND ALICE McDOWELL, Comedy Sketch Team. G THE PHILOSCOPE. ' Showing 'Lire of an American Policeman. " Thc Missionary Band of the WesJeyan 'Methodist church will hold a Ecrles of meetings for one weeW beginning Monday evening, Marcn 26.

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quarters and some of the waiters remain here for years at a time, if they happen to get on the inside track with the head waiter that pompous individual who does the seating and has the power of "throwing in the way" a good thing. Dining Room Divided. A hotel dining room is divided, some of the tables being turned over to regular boarders, others to residents of the city who happen to be eating a meal or two at the hotel, and still others for the transient guests. These are the ones that leave a quarter by the plate and in return, they get the best of attention. A strange face, the face of a well known and former "customer" looks the best to the "wait" and he is attentive and obsequious during the entire meal. Fn.ni uoiip to coffee, he gets the best there is in the kitchen and finally, when his patron arises, he "jest lingers" and usually pockets the coin. "Some of those neople who travel for their health "tip," but it is .usually the traveling man that drops us the money," said the waiter. "They get their money's worth, too, because they know how 'to do it." "Do women have the tipping habit?" was asked "Well, suh, the ladies have plenty of smiles and lots of thanks, but we don't count much mi them for shoes for the baby. They are awful nice about it, but money talks, and we can't hear the ladies very far."

s THE CITY IN BRIEF V A sVC'iil train will be run trom RichmondiV Rushvillc on the afternoon of Aprii-.?' ffti the accommodation of the local IteJ-?M"- who will attend the district convelfr&n The train will leave the C. C. & L. station"' at 1:30 p. ni., and will make the trip via Cottage Grove, Liberty and Connersville. Two hundred Red Men probably will bo on the train. Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat has a world wide reputation on account of its genuine buckwheat flavor. Don't forget the name. Oriental Encampment, I. O. O. F. will have work in the Royal Purple Degree tomorow night. A full attendance of members is desired. Visiting encampment members will be welcomed. Visit the Cloak and Suit Display on Monday at Knollenberg's Store. Richmond Grove of Druids has leased the Schlitz building on West Main street between Fourth and Fifth streets. The second and third floors will bo used and will be completely remodeled and decorated. Tonight the Druids wil have a class of ten candidates. In the habeas corpus proceedings before Judge Fox, brought by Mrs. Elizabeth Bennington against Fanny Eliza Cox and others for the possession of Russell Craig, a son of Mrs. Bennington the court has ordered that the son be restored to the mother within a period of seven days. Monday will be an Opportunity to purchase your new spring Suits at Knollenberg's Store. Rehearsals for the Elks Minstrels are progressing nicely and the entertainment which will ge given at the Gennett on the evening of April 17 and IS promises to be the best of its kind that Richmond has seen in many days. If you haven't the time to exercise regularly, Doan's Regulets will prevent constipation. They induce a

mild, easy, healthful action of the, bowels, without griping. Ask your druggist for them. 25c. Mrs. Frank Pierson of Dayton is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cisco, of C4 South Sixteenth street. Mrs. John Swayne has returned

home after a few days' visit at her mothers. Mrs. Herbert ,Cran?r ' of South Tenth street. Mr. Ben Hill returned home after a few days visit at Crawfordsville, Indiana. Mr. Herbert Githerd left for New York last night on business. When you are wearied from over work, feel listless or languid, or when you cannot sleep or eat, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. One of the greatest tonics known. S3 cents. Tea or Tablets. For sale by A. G.

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BEN GREET WILL PUT ON TWO SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS AT THE GENNETT SATURDAY.

Adelaide Thurston Will be at the Gennett Thursday in "Triumph of Betty" Manager Murray Announces A Bill for His House Which is Varied and Made up of High Class Performers.

Critics say that, the exquisite and magnificent color effects as shown in Ben Greet's Sheakespearlan performances have-never been surpassed on the stage. Mr. Green says the reason for this is not that his costumes are any more elaborate or costly than

cle of friends and acquaintances in a foreign country where words and" actions that are perfectly legitimate and right are looked upon with censure and suspicion simply because they are out of the ordinary beaten coure, where as a matter of fact Betty is more intelligent, better educated and more truly a lady than her judges.- How she by sheer force of a wholesome personality and down right honesty of purpose triumphs over her enemies and traducers and brings happiness to all those who have loved and trusted her is told in an exceedingly interesting and at the same time humorous manner. Those who have seen Miss Thurston's excellent work in past seasons in such plays as "The Little Minister" will enjoy her in "The Triumph of Betty" next Monday night at the Gennett Theatre. Vai .leville at the New Phillips. Patrons of the New Pnillips vaudeville, and they are numbered by the

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By the Spectator. Rich men have luck poor men have children. "Two soles with but a single thought" said the fat man as he slipped on the ice and fell. "Don't you have any chewing gum except Sweet Wheat?" asked the bashful looking youth as he leaned over the candy counter. "Kis me" replied the fair attendent as she pointed to another brand "N-no I guess I'd rather have the Sweet Wheat," said the youth timidly as he produced the sordid coin. The head of His Class (translating the Latin sentence: "And they all

kilin' Ms cousin an' ef he lives any longer they air airnin' 't hang 'im A bird on the hat is worth two In the soup. Singleness may be bliss but married life is blistered.

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ADELAIDE THURSTON WHO WILL APPEAR AT THE GENNETT TO NIGHT IN "THE TRIUMPH BETTY" ONE OF THE SUCCESSES OF THE YEAR.

COAST MARIE WAS SOLD. Palladium Special. Cambridge City, March 25. Coast Marie with a mark of 2:12, consigned to the Lackey horse sale, by M. Hathaway of Summitville, and which was bought by Dr. McGill, of New York, for $1600 has been sold by him for $2,250. This young mare has a mark which is a good one and she promises to become a fast race horse.

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better. ' Permanent cures in, Richmond prove the merit of Doan's. Ed. Gausepohl of 249 South Fourth street, employed at the Richmond Casket Company, says: "For a long time I was troubled with weakness of the kidneys, the muscles of my back being so sore and lame that I could hardy get about. This was principally noticed in the mornings when first getting up. I saw Doan's Klney Pills advertised and gbt a box at A. O. Luken's drug store and began using them. The relief I obtained from them was prompt and most satisfactory.' For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn. Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

WRECK CREW MAKES ITS 111

Panhandle Has an Almost Perfect System for Clearing Wrecks Near City.

MANY TRAINS IN SERVICE

CREW IS COMPOSED OF FIFTEEN SKILLED MEN AND IT ALWAYS HAS THE RIGHT OF ,WAY OVER COMPANY'S TRACKS.

On the best of railroad systems, accidents are recognized as unavoidable and after doing everything to guard against them, a wreck train and crew

is provided to make the effect of the "smash-up" the smallest possible. On the Pennsylvania Lines, the wrecking department is so finely organized that in case of a bad accident, one, two, three or four complete wreck trains, with crews, can be called to the spot and be on their way in less than half an hour after the report is made. This necessitates quick work, and like tho firemen, the men in the wreck crew must bo ready at a moment's notice. On a siding by the shops, is the wreck train, and nearly every hour in the day, an engine stands In readiness for a quick run. The train is made tip of three cars, one known as the derrick car, another as the tool car and the third is an old passenger coach occupied by the men on the trips to and from the scene of the wreck and in it they keep their overcoats and lunch baskets. The derrick car Is a flat car with a powerful dorrick, capable of lifting many tons. The tool car contains yards' of heavy rope and axes, sledges and pulieys (Continued from Page 5.)

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IRA SWISHER, MANAGER.

MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26th ANNUAL VISIT ADELAIDE THURSTON In Her New Play "The Triumph of Betty" By V. A. Tremayne and I. L. Hall. Complete Scenic Production. PRICES 11.00. 73c, .V)c. 25c. Seats on ale at the 'W'estcott Pharmacy Friday morning, March 23.

those of other managers, but his wardrobe has been carefully gathered from different-caurces instead of being ordered from a costunier at so much per yard. His costumes are the real article, and have been made by costumers in all parts of Europe. Rich old fabrics unknown to ihe ordinary theatrical costumer have caught the artistic eye of Ben Green and found their way into his wardrobe. This company of forty leading English actors will be seen in their unique Elizabethan performance of "Merchant of Venice" and "Macbeth" at the Gennett Theatre next Saturday matinee and night. Miss Thurston's Visit. In the new play which Miss Adelaide Thurston produces this season "The Triumph of Betty, by W. A. Tremayne and Irving L. Hall, the authors have endeavored to represent her as she really is, andhare brought humoroas coutrastSYmanner simply by placing her) I the

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hundreds, will hear a new singer of the illustrated songs this week. Cal Lankert, who has been officiating in this capacity so well for many weeks, has given way to Charles T. Bell who is not only to sing but who will have other important duties in connection with the theatre. Mr. Lankert was eminently satisfactory as singer but could not find time from his other duties to longer continue in the place. This week's program provides the usual variety of entertainment divided among gymnasts, comedians, trader change artists, illustratedsongs and motion pictures. The Orfyt Marinellas will furnish the gymnastic work and they coaie with the reputation of being among i he best of Europe's performers. H.Xi. Webb, Charles and Ethel Perry and John and Alice McDowell wiij furnish the comedy portions. Tb'Perrys make a feature of refined character changes and the McDowellAjput on a comedysketch. W Jt

gave oath to the emperor") "And they all cussed the Emperor." . , a "What's the news, Jimmie?" asked the old man as the dutiful son returned from the post office. e Flirts are born not made. They were in a flower garden. Just the two. Said he: "May I have some flowers?" "Yes, here are tulips for you." Modern wit is like boarding house hash badly worked over. Johnny stood on the railroad track. The train was coming fast. Johnny stepped off the railroad track. And let the Arain go past. "Wa-al I hear'n thet they hed sentenced Tom Hankins t th pen fer

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