Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 169, 15 July 1906 — Page 6

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The Richmond Palladium, Sunday, July 15, 1S06.

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IESIDENTS of smaller towns in the county and coumry folks who residen the rural routes can buy pianos

equally as advantageous as the citizens of Richmond, and on precisely thesame terms. A small payment

down, and small monthly payments will buy the finest piano m our stock, or, if thearmer prefers, payments can be made semi-annually or at the end of the crop sealbns, Anyww to suit the farmer'sonvenience. Piano delivered to your country home when first payment is maak The Star Piano Rest Rooms aiid Parlors are designed especially for the comfort of the country people. Wfn you are ithe city, come to our arerooms 931-935 Main

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CARN1VA

REPARATIONS UNDER WAY

Great Crowds Expected to View the Wonders Which Will Be Provided by the Robinson Carnival Company --Flattering Notices From the Press.

Thf Masks Carnival will open one eek from tomorrow, July 23 and will :oi.Tii.ui- a solid week , on the plaza apposite to the south entrance to Glen Miller park. With pood street car facilities the Carnival has an advantage that other enterprises of this nature in Richmond havo lacked. The committee of Eagles together with the representatives of the Robinson Carnival Company who arc on the ground, are bending e,very effort to make the affair a great success and interest seems to be at high pitch. The Robinson Carnival Company comes to Richmond for its

first visit with high-sounding recommendations and the advance representatives assert that every promise will be lived up to fully. The attractions . aro varied and all of them are strictly moral exhibitions. The Eagles will conduct the Carnival on strict lines and there will be no gambling of any sort permitted, in fact the Robinson Carnival Company never allowing such features. That the great Robinson Amusement Company has been delighting nnd pleasing the people at each place they have exhibited will be admitted as a fixed fact when one reads the short and pithy extracts clipped from Journals of many cities. Birmingham (Ala.) News says: "Bigger, better, more excellent than any show of similar character ever In Birmingham. It was the cleanest series of shows ever here, and was patronized by our best citizens." Era, Penn., adds Its word of praise: "Each of the exhibits is a maze of life, light and action. Every one pleased and delighted. Robinson's Company Is the best that ever came to town." Tho Indianapolis Journal says: "Not a Carnival Company, but THE Carniral Company." Teru, Ind., adds its quota as follows: "Each and every performance was in every respect excellent." From Lexington comes this word of praise: "The shows connected with the Robinson Carnival Company held the interest of the masses from beginning to end In a manner that only the very' best Bhows can do."

THEATERS AND OTHER LOCAL AMUSEMENT FEATURES Good Vaudeville Bills are Promised for Both the Phillips and the Gennett This Week-The Robinson Carnival Company Will Be Here Next Week-Eagles are Putting Forth Every Effort to Make Carnival a Great Success

VAUDEVILLE AT PHILLIPS. It Is expected that the American Newsboys' Quartet will be an especially bright spot in this week's bill at the New Phillips in vaudeville. This quartet comes with the highest recommendations and to begin with, will have the advantage of the fact that vaudeville patrons have a partiality for male quartets. They will close the bill with the exception of the motion pictures. But there will be much else on the program to commend it, to New Phillips patrons, opening with a piano overture by Miss Grace Miller, the faithful house pianist, and followed by Miss Viola Napp, mimic and danseuse and known to the theatrical world as ' the most graceful

dancer;" Quigg and Mack, eccentric talking comedians; Clayton Hufford, illustrated songs; Edward Hays, singing and dancing; Teed and Lazell". who put on a comedy sketch and the Phlloscope showing "Life of a Cowboy," a film that will prove both instructive and amusing. Mr. Hufford, who Is to begin singing the illustrated songs this week, is from Indianapolis and is experienced in this line.

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If Letter Does not Belong to You Be Careful New Order From the Department.

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The authorities at Washington have issued some new regulations worth having in mind in regard to persons taking mail out of the postofflce other than their own. As all post masters are liable to make mistakes in getting mall matter in wrong boxes, this new regulation requires people to examine their mail before leaving the office and should they find a piece not addressed to them they must return it at once or be liable to a fine of $200. That it is the fault of the postmaster makes no difference. The too common practice of opening such letters and then writing on the envelope "opened by mistake" and dropping them back into some postoffice won't go any longer.

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VAUDEVILLE AT GENNETT. Succeeding Miss Ethel Whiteside

and her pickannlnes, who have been the feature of the bill at the Gennett, in vaudeville the past week, Jeannette Laurelle will be the headliner on this week's program and much is expected of her. Miss Laurelle presents a spectacular act entitled "Le Ciel," and

it is said to be one of the most gor

geous things of the kind and is adver

tised t be fascinating and s3nsationaI, a combination of art, stage settings,

scenic effects and lights. The raiment in which Miss Laurelle is c

In this act contains over 500 yards of silk. The remainder of the bill Includes Miss Hardie Langdon, contralto, in popular songs, Griff Williams and Vanola Melburn, polite vaudeville entertainers; Ernest Renk in illustrated songs, "Take Me Back to My Louisiana Home" and "Woodland Blossom and Hothouse Flower;" The Great Ouzos, hand balancers equilibrists and contortionists, and the motion pictures "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces" and "Those Terrible Kids." Last night's performance concluded a very successful week at the Gennett.

INNES BAND IS COMING

GREAT TREAT PROMISED

Definite Arrangements1' Have Bien Made for the Appearance of the Band in Richmond ope Week From Next Wednesday at Coliseum

MAKING RAPID STRIDES

Fountain City Boy Has Won Big Prize in Chicago Architectural Designing Contest.

Definite arrangements have Deen made for two concerts by Innes' famous orchestral band on the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, July 25, at the Coliseum. The management isvery much grat ified at the cordial ndception that has been accorded thus far, but if the large expense is to ha met the music lovers of Richmond (and vicinity must all come to the support of the project. Subscription lists will be found at the Starr Piano Co.'s store, the book stores of Moorman & Co., Nicholson &

Jro. and Ellwood Morris & Co., and Deuker's grocery. The price of reserved seats has been put at 25c and 50c, and subscribers will be given choice of seats in advance of the general public. Lists of patrons and patronesses" will be made known through the papers later.

PATROLLING THE TRACKS

Arrest of Southern Railroad Train Wreckers Expected to Take Place Shortly.

1 ROBINSON CARNIVAL SCENE,

Fountain City, July 14, (Spl.) Herbert Green, son of John Green, west of town, has been making some great strides in architectural work. He has been in Chicago for the past few years studying architectural work and recently won a prize of $500 and a Traveling Architectural scholarship from the Chicago Architectural club, in which there were a great number of competitors. The drawings made were of a church, club house and a pier. He, with his wife, who is quite an artist and musician, will sail from Boston about the first of August for Naples and will spend the next year traveling through Italy and France studying the architecture of those countries.

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IPubltshers' Press Princton, Ind., July 14. Arrests of the men who wrecked the Southern train at Carbon, Ind., Thursday morning on which three men lost 4helr lives are expected 'in a few hours. The officers are working on good clews and the country is being scoured by a posse consisting of th siHfr of Pike County and Southern detectives.

WOMEN AS HARVESTERS

The Wives and the Daughters of Df catur County Farmers Shocking The Wheat,

St. Paul, Ind., July 14. (SpL) The scarcity of harvest hands in Decatur County is no handicap to the farmer. His wife, "mother and Elizabeth. Ann" have come to the rescue. It is no uncommon sight in driTingwtQtfgli tin rural districts to Bee nT 7many women In the harvest fit. . .as men, busily engaged In helping to garei the treat bumner wheat cron.