Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 138, 12 June 1906 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, June 12, 1906.

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Is Disease a Crime ? Not very long atjo, s popular magazine published on eUlUrlal article In which lhe,Tyr$tf;as.ettf(?L ih suustasK,tl.at til dlwuiflo Should btj.rfegntdca as criminal. CeHaln.lt i&.th&i ipiicU of tUp;loiaie .'ah-V suftertaoI -miuB u au to the Vjot&tlou of certain ej Nature's laws, lut to aytht,ajlaickacsftonld be rejfrarued MjarJitunaL auet appeal ' to every reasonable individual' as radically wMtli. W. ajd be harsh, unsympathetic, ctwi, yw criminal, to condemn the poor, fWoftitV.over-worked housawlle who sinks judder, thfc heavy load of household 'cafee

ana ovneu, ane . miners irom w n&seet, araxious . dlaoUioetoenu ofpoMe

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r hrin of children, with lta ex 483 ibn: tht if item, coupled ire, Jfrewy and later of .arln a j. U itpm up cawe of weaktaumU an' nd dthlkty which are LM(7 ttpr heueOja cret. rtibe berdKaoTr.TfercnUlarrr'c whlcb the nWlher Waatledtaaon to pejform. Dr. ah'Ji' pecuUa .wakne6et and Flfitmf PrcAcrJptlon art (rtrtws -OHUCiM CO me curt UaiM,u tfae fact.thit the l4!hfi!1fe can-ot.4et.tBe r.otatm m'i n-utti tmr rnanr couseooia ceres AaTldlltovebSWfh-r'iMeuro.irqih the Ik a fllJrwrief itheilt.experiftnce. he aaya. lntale xoirf 'ractlte In the, cases, to iuuet.1 lnr retwen pt ffcfi want's inimtjr toatMtkin from 'hum wofk lnir mouth to be cured. Yflth, tbpteiaar;rlDg-frora toltpsus. anterr1qh wid ff trprerslon of theuterue or rt.rfr difeplacerpeDt of the worn n1y orirana. '. Js very. necessary that. In addition to talciH blatf 'Favor U Prcnptlen'' tlejr abataln tmHBUit very towch, or fur long periods, on .'w jar. feet Atl. heavy liftlor or tralnlne- of aiiV- kind hoaLd ftleo be-avoldee. A touch o it-tiior air tut poawlble. with moderate, light rclne la aJtto verjr important, i-et the 1-M'f-nt obiterve tkfw rules and the "Fa rarori;s rrescrlptlen " will do the rest. Dr. Pierce' Medical Adviser Is sent free onrectlpt of stamps to par expense of miillBSOTi.li. 5end to Dr. It. V. Pierco, ltaffaloN. V., 21 one-cent stamps for paper-covered, or 31 stamps for cloth-bound. If sick consult the Doctor, free of charge by letter. All such communications are ti'.d sacredly confidential. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Invigorate tad regulate stotaach. liver and bowels. DON'T TVKE CWANCES When It come to It-hat you drink. 6e sure that you Act e best and stick to It. . When you drink Richmond Export, If you are looking to your health's best Intereat, stick to it for It Is pure and made from only the best that goes to make up a really good beer. THE MINCK BREWING GO. New PJione 4a

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BALTIMORE IN THE ROLE OF THE FABLED PHENIX. The city of Baltimore, which was devastated by fire two years ago, has shown very commendable enterprise in rebuilding the burned district Splendid new skyscrapers now stand where smaller structures stood before the fire. In the picture fire ruins are yet to be seen beside some of the new buildings.

AT THE THEATERS Vaudeville at the Phillips. Charles Hotter and Company, presenting a comedy playlet, are the feature of this week's program in vaudeville at tho New Phillips, although the offering is satisfactory throughout. The Botters put on a comedy based on an estrangement between husband and wife, all imaginary, he taking tho part of the lawyer consulted by both for dtvorce. The situations are highly amusing and the partv are taken with ability. The Hlrchhorne, Alpine entertainers have a novel act, including music on odd instruments and vocal numbers. Hugel Brothers, comedy acrobats, are among the best in this line that have visited the New Phillips. Corrlgan and Hays furnish the blackface, portion of the bill, singing and dancing. J. L. Mack, known as the Irish minstrel, gives musical numbers that aro pleasing. The illustrated songs this week, sung by Miss Leona Thompson, are "When the Frost is on the Pumpkin" and "In the Valley Where , the -Bluebirds sing," and the motion pictures as shown by the Philoscope aro "Two Little Waifs," showing the adventures of children stolen by gypsies and their final rescue; "Parott's Revenge," a love affair, and "A Boarding School Conspiracy," in wheh youngsters make the instructor step lively, culminating In a nightshirt race in which the police take part. GREAT FRAUD IS CHARGED STATE AGENCY COMPANY Declared That the Stockholders are Forced to Protect Themselves Against the Action of the Directors of the Corporation.' Palladium Special. Indianapolis, June 11. Stockholders of the State Agency Company at a meeting held in the Saks Building Sunday to organize for protection against what they regard as a fraud on the part of the directors of the company, discovered cause for additional agitation in an alleged scheme involving $259,000 more than the original sum of $250,000, which, they say, several of the directors intended to put to a wrong use. It is said to have developed at the meeting that the sum of $250,000 first mentioned as a cause for grievance was a payment merely for an option on certain insurance territory, and that had the contract been closed the company would have been pledged to pay an aggregate sum of S509.000. of a restraining order by the Superior Court Saturday prohibiting the company from entering into a contract with Otto L. Vanlaningham for the exculsive right to certain insurance territory in the Southwest It was alleged that Vanlaningham had obtained the contract in his individual name from the State Life Insurance Company and was in a conspiracy with the directors of the State Agency Company, of which he is also a director, to sell them the contract in a fraudulent manner. The stjm mentioned was $250,000, but the stockholders say the deal would have cost them an additional $259,000. STORE ROOM AT MUNCIE Starr Piano Company Makes Arrangements for Elegant Quarters In Neighboring City. A. S. Street, of the Starr Piano Company returned from Muncie last night after making arrangements for salesroom for his company in that city. Mr. Street leased a large room (n the Anthony building on Walnut street and elegant quarters will be fitted up there.

"PURPLE PRINCE" HIGHLY PLEASING (Continued From Page One.) evil, until the blood of the gallery critics ran through their veins like ice water. Mr. Zwissler blushingly acknowldeged that last evening was the first time he has ever appeared in any production in tights. Messrs. Zwissler and LIchtenfels on the stage looked like Wayne County and Texas roaming about together and their acting was one of the distinct features of the production. All Were Meritorious. It would be a long taie to sound the merits of all the principals, but it can be briefly stated that all of them played their parts "for ail that was in it." The "Purple Prince" is founded on the usual comic opera plot, but its lyrics are tuneful and catchy and the lines bright and Infectious. The costuming was splendid and the singing of the big, well trarined chorus formed an excellent support to the principals. The play will be repeated again this evening. The Cast. Jack Tar. afterwards the Princess Tichu, a red cherry In the cocktail of life Carmeleta. Fadetta, a' lovelorn maiden in love with Jack Tar, and later with Dick Dare Miss Catherine Graves. Stella, Marie, friends of Fadetta Miss Martha Geier, Miss Fannie Alexander. Blanche Mrs. T. E. Both. King of Tichu, ruler of the Purple Island Mr. Jos. Wessel. The Purple Prince, rightful heir to Tichu Mr. Geo.JL. McKone. Bo Peep, an antiquated chorus lady and sister of the Prince Mr. Howard Kamp. Myron Whandoodle, Hiram Skadoodle former comedians with "The Poisoned Gum Drop Co." Mr. John Zwissler, Mr. Ray LIchtenfels. Daniel Alfonso Ferdinana Felix Yolande Doodle, R. C. Keeper of the green book of law F. Walter Gilby. Dick Dare, a trusted sailor Mr. Ben Maag. Harold Hunt, the lookout Mr. Wal ter Steinkamp. Sing Lung Lee, from Chinatown Miss Lucy Breed. Sailors, Guests, Lady Members of the Yachting Party, Populace, Etc. Act 1 Aboard the Prince's Yacht, "Mystic," bound for the Purple Island of Tichu. Act 2. Morning in the Island of Tichu. The Chorus. Martha Geier. Anna Harrington. Clara Nichter. Bessie Goldrick. Leona Buening. Ernestine Paulus. Alvina Taube. .. Grace Paulus. Lena Staubach. Marguerite Greene Josephine Maag. Lillian Shofer. May Zwissler. Alma Pfafflin. Blanch Luken. Miss M. Engelbert. Marie Davis. Joseph Schmeding Marguerite Hart. Henry Nichter. Irene Hart Wm. Brennan. Etta Maag. Iran Wright. Maude Flanagan. Geo. Zwissler. Reglna Maag. Raymond Geier. Mrs. Edward Both.Howard Geier. Catherine Graves. Tom Brennan. Alice Heck. Geo. Thomas. Piccola Shinn. Joseph Kenny. Hazel Barton. Daniel Connor. Katherine McKone Chas. Grapperhaus Esther McKone. Arnold E. Pfeiffer. Mabel Steinkamp. James Dillon. Mrs. A. Pfeiffer. Geo. Maurar. Alice Griffin. J. W. Steinkamp. Mrs. C. D. Weber. John Smithmeyer. Katherine Conroy. Henry Hursting.

Anderson-King Wedding. Palladium Special. 1 Greenville, June 11. Miss Emily King and Mr. Harry Anderson, both of this place, were married at Indianapolis last Friday at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. touck. Judge G. W. Stubbs performed .the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are well known people. Tfiey are now visiting relatives in Muncie for a short time before returning to Centerville where they will make -their home.

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Earlham Chapel Crowded to Capacity Limit at Entertainment Last Night. IONIAN-PHOENIX PUBLIC POPULAR SUCCESS OF BEUMONT FLETCHER WELL PUT ON LIST OF THOSE WHO TOOK PART IN ENTERTAINMENT. The farce comedy "The Knight of the Burning Pestle" as given by the Ionian and Phoenix literary societies of Earlham last night, drew one of the largest crowds ever assembled in the chapel in Lindley Hall. The play which is one of the Beu-mont-Fletcher successes gives much room for excellent acting and this was well done last night The story of the play runs as follows: Venturewell a merchant, discharges his apprentice, Jasper, because he is in love with his daughter, Luce, whom he desires to marry to Humphrey. Luce promises to marry Humphrey if he steals her away and takes her to Waltham Forest, where, however, she has planned to meet Jasper. At this point Ralph the grocer apprentice, afterward the Knight of the Burning Pestle assumes this character. Humphrey finally steals Luce away from her father, but Jasper surprises him and takes the girl away from him. While Jasper and Luce are in the forest he decides to test her love. 'His plan takes an unexpected turn and Luce is retaken by her father. Ralph again appears and has a conflict with a barber giant. Jasper then by his cunning, steals Luce from her father after she has " been betrothed to Humphrey Venture well then makes amends to Jasper's father and Luce and Jasper are at once united and are married. Special Mention Given. The work of Had?elgh Marsh as Ralph, The Knight of the Burning Pestle was very good and he and W. E. Elliott as Merrythought, the father of Jasper kept the house In a roar of laughter. All those students taking parts in the play carried their parts well and it is by the closest 6bservance that any discrimination can be made as to which carried their parts the best. The following is the cast: Speaker of Prologue. .Grover Grimes A Citizen Isaac Stanley His Wife Mary Jenkins Ralph, His Apprentice Hadleigh Marsh Boy Ernest Neave Servant Lois Pitts Venturewell, a Merchant . Birnc -- Spradling Humphrey Clyde Allee Merrythought Wm. Elliott Jasper, His Son .Horace Hedges Tim, Apprentice Esta Pearson George Apprentice ....Edward Doan Matron Rema Stone Barber-Giant Sidney Hutton Captives Durward Eaton, Maurice Jones, Ruth Moore, Myra Cope. Luce, Venturewell's Daughter .... Katie Coahran LOWER HOUSE IS SAFE WATSON VERY SANGUINE Sixth District Congressman Evidently Not Exepecting the Republicans to Lose Strength as Result of Next Election His Ideas Given. Palladium Special. Indianapolis, June 11. A special dispatch from Washington says that James E. Watson, whip of the house, has been making a careful study of the political situation as it affects the probable personnel of the house of representatives to be elected this year. He is unable to find any reason for apprehension that the Democrats will capture the house. "I have made a painstaking calculation," said he, "and the result shows that there is no occasion to fear that the control of the house will slip away to the Democrats. "Counting, but not. conceding, that we shall lose six Republican congressman in New York, two in Indiana, six in Pennsylvania, six in Illinois, two in Pennsylvania, six in Illinois, two in Iowa, five in Ohio, one in Minnesota, one in Wisconsin, one in Nebraska, one In Kansas, one in North Carolina, six in Missouri, one in Kentucky, one in Massachusetts and one in Maryland, making a total loss of forty-one congressmen, we shall still have a clear majority of thirty-two in the house of representatives." A Riley Entertainment. At the First M. E. church Wednesday evening. June 13th. Following is the program: Music by orchestra. ' Reading. "An Old Sweet Heart of Mine." Illustrated with stereoptlcon views. Solo, Dorothy Dignam. Reading from Riley, Miss Lena Brown, Ruth Sherer. . Song Girls chorus. Social hour. Everybody's friend Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil. Cures toothache, earache, sore throat Heals cuts, bruises, scalds. Stops any pain.

FAIRBANKS TO MEET EDITORS

The Vice-President Will Re turn to Indiana on Next Friday. BEVERIDGE COMING ALSO BOTH WILL ADDRESS THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EDITORS DURING THE SESSION. Palladium Special. 1 Indianapolis, June 11. Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks has arrived in In dianapolis to remain for the next fort night. The Vice President is coming next Friday to attend the meeting of the Natonal Association of Editbrs. He and Mrs. Fairbanks will give a reception to the editors and their wives at their beautiful North Meridan street home Friday evening, and the Vice President will deliver a speech. He will return to Washington Saturday or Sunday to remain until the close of the session. As usual, he will probably make Indianapolis his headquarters during the summer, but he has accepted invitations to deliver addresses that will keep him away from home much of the time. Senator Albert J. Beveridge is coming home next Thursday to deliver an address to the editors. He will talk to them about the newspaper business, Senator Hemenway had accepted an invitation to deliver an address, but he has been obliged to cancel it as he can't get away from Washington now, B. F. Shvely, of South Bend, S. M Ralston, of Lebanon, and other distin guished Indiana Democrats have accepted invitatons to participate in the program for the entertanment of the editors, who will come Tuesday. Palladium Want Ads SNAP SNAP SNAP Snap wit! latest. No. SB Qnlck Focus Kod: pictures 8x54 In. PKICI It's 3st from the Kodak City. ' sizes, too. Gome In and We ha sen the , styles and 6lzes. Your VACATION wll 1 not be complete unless you take a Kodak with you. W. H. ROSS DRUG CO. 804 Main St., Richmond, Ind. ANOTHER CHICAGO EXCURSION VIA C. C. 8c Li R. R. Round trrt rate Richmond to GTiicago only Special train leaws Richmond Sat urday July 16th at 10:00 p. i Arrives Chicago K45 a. m. Sunday. Returning leave fchicago 11 p. m. Giving you the entire day and even ing in the city. This train will stop at Bruce Lake to accomodate fishing parties For particulars call C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A. Home Tel. 44. Richmond " HELLO, BILL ! " "MEET US J AT DENVER " We are sure to be there, as we are routed via C. C. &i L. and Rock IsDnd R.R's. Through train ;rvice Richmond to Denver witho change of cars. un account o the National convention of Elk to be held at Denver, Col., July 8 to 21st Rate Richmond to fnver and return only $30.25. Dates of sale Final return li ist think of it! uly 11th to 14th. tit August 20th. Through trail service will leave Richmond Satfrday July 14th at 10:45 a. m., iffi-iving at Denver Monday, July fth at 8 a. m. Train will be made i a of high back coaches, Standar f Pullman Palace cars etc. T1 finest train that ever come ove f the pike." Any one can take adva Jtage of this excursion. I "You'll be slrry if you miss itMr. F. I. Braffett at 2nd National Bank. Richmond has diagram of Pullman Sleepers. Call there and reserve your berth. For particulars call C. A. Blair, P. T. T. A. Home TeL it. Richmond.

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No. 1 good Ginger snaps PQlb 5cts. v Milk pans, Milk pahs No. Jood one at 5cta per gallon, v Pine Apples, PineJ AppleflTlOcta each, $1.00 per doz.

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