Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 122, 24 May 1906 — Page 5

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The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, May 24, 1909. CELEBRATION IS I Have the Agency VERY ELABORATE For the '.ALASKA, WHITE MOUNTAIN and Earlham College Preparing One of the Finest May Day Observances Ever Held. TAKES PLACE SATURDAY The NEW IN OLD ENGLISH STYLE STUDENTS AT COLLEGE WILL SING AND EXECUTE MARCHES THE CHARACTERS. Round Refrigerators With

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o ' Again t Ab "trumpets' blew and" the heralds cr.lled, and they led them to the doors of the chapel, which at their knocking were thrown wide. From within cuuie the sound of women's voices singing, but It was no sad song they Fang, j 1 1 "The , sisters of tho order are still there," "aid Rosamund to Wulf, "and would tfieer us on our road to heaven." iTcrcaance," he answered "I know not. I am amazed." At tLe door the company of Moslems left thiiu, but they crowded round the entrar.ce as though to watch what passed. Now down the long aisle walked a single white robed figure. It was the abbess. "What shall we do, mother?" said Rosamund to her. "Follow me, both of you," she said, and they followed her through the nave to the altar rails, and at a sign from her knelt down. N jw they saw that on either side of (the altar stood a Christian priest The prltt to tho .right it was the bishop Egbert came forward and began to renl over them the marriage service of their faith..-,. "They'd wed us ere we die,", whis pered Rosamund to Wulf. "l'.o be lt,M he answered. "I am glad "And I also, beloved," she whispered tac. T&b service went on as In a dream the service went on, while the white robd sisters sat In their carven chairs and watched. The rings that were haded to them had been interchanged Wulf had taken Rosamund to wife. Rosamund had taken Wulf to husband till death did them part. Then the old bishop withdrew to the nlts-r and another hooded monk came forward and uttered .over them the benediction In a deep and sonorous vol', which stirred their hearts most strangely, as though some echo reach' ed them from beyond the grave. lie beld his hands above them in blessing and looked upward, so that his hood fell back and tho light of the altar lamp fell upon his face. It was the face of Godwin, and on his head was the tonsure of a monk. Once more they stood before Salad in, and now their train was swelled by the abbess and sisters of the Holy Cross. "Clr Wulf D'Arcy ," said the sultan "and you. Rosamund, my niece, Friu cess of Baalbec, the dregs of your cup, sweet or bitter or bittersweet, are drunk; the f doom which I decreed for you , Is accomplished, and, accord lng to your own rites, you are man and wife till Allah sends upon you that death which I withhold. Because you showed mercy upon those doomed to die and were the uieaus of mercy, also give you mercy and with it my love and honor. Now bide here. If you will. In my freedom and enjoy your rank and wealth, or go hence, If you will, and live out your lives across tho sea. The blessing of Allah be upon you and turn your souls to light. This Is the decree of Yusuf Salah-ed-din, commander of the faithful, conqueror and caliph of the east." Trembling, full of Joy and wondor, they knelt before him and kissed his band. Then, after a few swift words between them, Rosamund spoke: "Sire, that God whom you have Invoked, the God of Christian and of Moslem, the God of all the world, though the world worship him In many ways and shnies, bless and reward you for this royal deed. Yet listen to pur petition. It may be that many

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THE CITY IN BRIEF Chris Kuhn, an' engineer on the Richmond Division of the Pennsylvaia, is seriously ill at Memphis, Tenn. there he went to attend a meeting of ne Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The Union Ice Company h3 contouted 1.000 lbs. of ice to.tne Lutherfcs to be used at the annual Wernle Wy feast, next Sun Ttephone t LauBry to ge tichmond Steam ryourjJondry. ' tf Mia E. L. TomSrf'SlS Main St. will have sale on! all trimmed hats Fri day aq Saturday. " 23-4t We hVe Spring: Lamb, Mutton, Veal, all kinder Pork, cold, boiled and prepared mats, Hams, Bacofi and Sausage, alsthe choice oef that money can bu and our f Li&ers raise here at home. Jchwegmafl's Meat Markets; Both Fhonk 359 and 10&4. X 24-2t Geo. SchVgm a car load of choice yVng T - A 1 from T. J. 24-2t uoy vvessft. of. Chester was In Richmond yeferday enroute for Chicago where h has gone to take a course in civlenglneering. Martin toirim i0na of the best known citizens Oaeksnnhiirer was In Richmond yest&ay. Mr. Coffman announced that t annual decoration day ceremonies V acksonburg next Sunday promise tDe of special interest. Many Rictt0nd neonla will attend. , The first advertisg car for the Forepaugh-Sells cirs wni be in Richmond tomorrow next day. The show comes on June Geo. Schwegma7w furnish the meats for tlte yrernleyrphan Feast next Sunday 24-2t With three ice comp3 fighting for business in Richmonne season is a strenuous one. . It 1 8aid that one company already haso much business that it declines ttake any new, serving regular patro only. We have the n tf eg"geHars. Kibbey. Co. Sol Meredith Post G. A. R. j10i(j a meeting tomorrow night atynCh final arrangements for the Dection Day services will be made. T g. tailed program will be announcerj. day. yf Stop the White, Wagons for pure,Q Union Ice Co. dtto Rettlg. Mgr. f . Webb lodge of Masons had wo last night in the Master's degree c several candidates. Despite the wart night there was a good was a good attc r and Lioji goods vKlbbevftendancei. Underwea tf at & Co. $2.50, $2.00, $1.50,1 $15 and $1.00 Shirts at V tf Kibbey A Co. Supt. Dalton of the C. C. & L. expressed the belief that the new Chicago service is to prove very popular. The company is carrying through passengers to the Windy city out of Richmond every day. Seats for the May Festival are selling more rapidly now than a few days ago and there still Is hope that the Festival Association will make the venture a success financlallr as well as artistically. X The Union Iceofor Artificial Ice. Telephones, Horn 941, Bell 10R tf STOI1IA. The Knd Yoa Han kmiz tags

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VETERANS IN COLLISION ONE KILLED SEVENTY HURT Two Traction Cars Both Loaded With Old oldlers at the State Encampment at Lafayette Collide Scenes at Hospitals Pathetic. Publishers Press Lafayette, Ind., May 23. One man was killed and nearly seventy old sildlers were injured In a collision on the Lafayette Battleground electric railway at 6:45 a. m. today. Both cars were crowded with veterans called here by the annual G. A. R. encampment. The collison took place at switch No. 53, in front of the Mortimer Levering farm. One car was coming to the city from Battleground, loaded with veterans, and the other was ah outward-bound car, carrying old soldiers to the battlefield. Charles Roudebush, the motorma on the south-bound car, had both legs cut off and he lived only a short time. M. O. Farner, conductor, was sugnuy nurt. urant inon was run ning the north-bound car. Both cars were demolished. A dozen physicians were soon on the scene and the injured persons were taken in special cars to St. Eliza beth's Hospital. There were many pathetic scenes at the hospital as relatives of the injureff begged and wept to get to their bedside. CASTORZAt Beantha 11)8 Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of "UNCLE" BOSTON W. SMITH Well Known Missionary Lecturer Will Speak at the First Baptist Church Tonight. "Uncle" Boston W. Smith, superin tendent of the chapel car work of the American Baptist Home Mission Soci ety, will be at First Baptist church this evening and give an illustrated lecture on the chapel car work among the lumber camps, mining towns and sparsely settled sections of the North and Northwest. Prof. Fiske of Hish school, will assist with his stereopticon. It will be a very Instructive and entertaining lecture. All are invited to attend. No admission will be charged. ' OASTOniA. Bears tLa lh9 GU av3 A!',va"s Dandle of Papua. vpn tue natives of Papua have their ne gentlemen, their dandles. To rank this class the young man Is com piled to lace his waist and to have a se ornament of polished shell. But, W explorer says, "very, few young s can aCTord to possess one, and Vdlngly It may be lent either for a deration or as a very special farofrbe possessor of one of these ornats could easily buy a wife for It, Smetlu. s it is paid as a tribal trlbi .y oae gfcouid be have to pay blcooncy or unable to give the statuy pJg as atonement for a mure,r" tpuan husbands, too, have a primitAwny Cf Scaling with their recalcItrt wjTes man named Gedon had a WjSh helpmate whom be attempted tame according to this method: would pick up a billet of wood wbyne was halfway through a tremendoscokiing ani gve her a terrific blc,. back Thereupon ensued paoum. Tbe other mea and.womeWhl gather round. Jabbering, butv fremiti make no at tempt tostfthe b?ating once It had

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May Day will be celebrated at Earlham next Saturday, in truly old Engligh fashion and the festivities give promise of being the most interesting that have been held In Richmond for several years. The students have been working very hard to make the occasion a success In every way and to be the recognized leaders in such festivities . In hte middle west. The event has been celebrated at Earlham every five years for a number of years, but this year's event will by far, surpass anything that has as yet been attempted. It is being given for the benefit of the new Carnegie Library. This insures tho hearty support and cooperation of those people connected with the college and those residing in this city. Will Require Forty Minutes. In the procession, which will move promptly at 2 p. m. and which will traverse the various walks and drives of the campus, will be all the various attractions. The procession will be a quarter of a mile long and will consume forty minutes in. the march, before arriving at he place, where the program will be rendered. .The follow. Ing very interesting characters will be in the procession in their order: Twelve Herals. Buglers. , , . Queen of the May and Twelve Attendants. Twelve May "Pole Girls." Two Quack Doctors. Fifteen Bakers. A Fool and a Goat Cart. Two Egg Women. The Cunning Beggar. Twelve Garland Girls.

Five Shepherdesses, Lambs. Leading Two Hobby Horses. Maid Marion and Attendants. Robin Hood and Band of Twelve Men. The Clown on Monfcey. Friar Tuck. The Fiddlers. Jack-in-the-Green, and Two Chimney Sweeps. Great and wonderful show of Pyramus and Phlsbe. Sixteen Milk Maids, leading their cow decorated with garlands. Twenty Gypsies with their Queen. Pony Carts and Ladies on Horsebacks. A Program of Music. The procession will move to the lawn to the north of Earlham Hall where the following program will be given: Music, "Come Ye Young Men" Chorus. Semi-Chorus, "Choosing the Queen. Semi .Chorus, "The Hunt's Up." The Queen's Greeting. "Beautiful May" Solo and Chorus. "The Revels" Chorus. "To the May Pole Let Us On" Chorus. Winding May Pole by girls. Milk Maids Drill. Great Show of Pyrannus and Thisbe. Garland Drill Twelve Girls. Winding May Pole Twelve Girls. Winding May Pole Twelve Children. Revels of Gypsies and Crowning of their Queen. "Gypsy Life" Chorus. After Program Entertainment. After the program is completed the crowds will repair to different places on the campus. The gypsies will go to the tents and there the astrologers and fortune tellers will work their arts. The egg women, the quack doctors, the beggar, the candy and flower girls will ply their arts among the crowd. Robin Hood and his band will hold an arching contest. There will be stands for the sale of ice cream, cake, candy and lemonade. The entire day will be given over to enjoyment. CASTOR! A Fc Jlits and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the of ySr Signature

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