Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 175, 21 July 1906 — Page 3

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THE NEW PHILLIPS VAUDEVILLE THEATER O. G .M'JRRAY MANAGER. WEEK OF JULY 16TH.

DAILY at 3 and 8:15 P. M. A MISS GRAYCE MILLER, Overture. B MISS VIOLA NA'PP. Mimic and Danseuse. "The most graceful dancer." C QUIGG &. MACK. Eccentric Talking Comedians. D CLAYTON HUFFORD. Illustrated Songs. E ED HAYS. Singing and Dancing. F TEED Sl LAZELL. Comedy Sketch. G AMERICAN NEWSBOYS' GUARTET. H THE PHILOSCOPE. I "Life of a Cowboy." 1 Friday night will be dven over to local amateurs who will put on a burlesque on "Uncle Tom's Cabin."

GENNETT THEATRE VAUDEVILLE. IRA SWISHER. Manager. WEEK OF JULY 16TH. Daily 3, 8 and 9:20 p. m. PROF. GU3 TREDERICKS Overture. JEANNETTE LAURELLE. Presenting the most gorgeous of all spectacular acts, entitled, "Le Clel". Assisted by Otis Laurelle. 4ISS HARDIE LANGDON. Contralto in Popular Songs. , GRIFF WILLIAMS 6. VANOLA MELBURN. Polite Vaudeville entertainers. ERNEST RENK. Illustrated songs. "Take me Back to my Louisiana Home," "Woodland Blossom and Hot House Flower." THE GREAT ONZOS. Hand Balancers, Equilibrists and Contortionists. THE TWO SELBYS. In their refined singing, dancing and bag punching act. MOTION PICTURES. "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces" "These Terrible Kids."

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MICHIGAN CITY "On Lake Michigan" via. The C. C. & L. R. R. Special train eaves Richmond Saturday night, July 21st at 10:30 P. M. This train will stop at Bass Lake for fishing parties. For particulars ask C. A. Blair, P. T. A. Home Tel-44.

AT THE THEATERS

Vtudevllle at the Phillips. Performances this afternoon and tonight will conclude a successful weefc at the New Phillips for despite the extreme heat the attendance has been very satisfactory. Eight electric fans used at the house have sufficed to make the place comfortable for the patrons. Attention is again called to the very successful work of Ed. Hays in blackface, as he Is one of the most amusing performers in this role the Phillips has ever had. All who care for blackface will miss a rare treat if they fail to hear him before the week is over. A strong bill for next week will be announced tomorrow and the same liberal patronage is expected despite the fact that the carnival and band concert will be counter attractions.

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Vaudeville at the Gennett. There are three performances remaining in which patrons of the Gennett can see "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces," one of the most ludlorous motion picture films ever shown at this house, and it is certain that if those who see it do not laugh they are confirmed dyspeptics and devoid of the milk of human kindness. Lovers of the spectacular have been greatly pleased with the act put on by Miss Jeannette Laurelle, assisted by Otis Laurelle, in which there is a marvelous combination of lights and pictures. Next week's bill, which is to contain another feature of special Interest will be announced tomorrow. Patronage holds up to a most satisfactory degree.

RESIDENTS GOMPLAIIMING

People on South 12th Street Say Light, Heat and Power Company is Tearing up Street.

The residents of South 12th street are complaining of the liberty the Light, Heat and Power company has taken In tearing un the street to make repairs. They say that the board of public works promised them that after the improvements were made last fall that the street would not be disturbed for a period of five years. They, are at a loss in understanding why the Light, Heat and Power Company can take such liberties without the permission of proper authorities.

NOTICE DRUIDS. All members of the Richmond Grove of Druids are requested to meet at their hall Monday evening, July 23, promptly at 7 o'clock, In order to participate in the. Eagles' parade to the carnival grounds. WILLIAM WHITACRE, N. A. WILL R. BLOOM, Secretary. 21-3t

NOTICE OSCEOLA TRIBE. All members of Osceola Tribe of Red Men vill please meet in front of the Wigwam, Monday evening at 7 o'clock to take part in the Eagles Carnival parade. By order of WILLIAM MUEY, Sachem.

HERNLEY TRYING TO SHOW SORE TOE

A. W. Tracy Sheds Light on the Statements he Made About Mr. Watson.

WERE FORMERLY FRIENDS

HERNLEY TRIED TO LAND A JOB AND WATSON HELPED, BUT THEY FAILED NOW NEW CAS TLE MAN IS SORE.

(By A. W. Tracy.) Washington, July 20,. Indiana Republicans In Washington were very much surprised at the interview of former Republican State Chairman, Chas. S. Hernley of New Castle, published in Indianapolis, a few days ago and all to a man repudiate and dispute his statements. Many of the Hoosiers in Washington recall Mr. Hernley's former enthusiasm and friendship for Congressman Watson whom he now seeks to defeat, and are asking why this "face about." ASixth District Republican in this city is authority for the statement that Representative Watson was never as popular with the people at home as

he is now. He says further that there is practically no anti-Watson sentiment in Mr. Hernley's home county and he thinks that the sixth district member will be returned by larger figures than ever. Another Indiana Republican, talking of the interview, says that no one ever worked harder for another man than did Mr. Watson for Mr. Hernley when the latter was seeking a federal appointment. "Watson nearly turned everything upside down trying to land for his friend Hernley and because other things mitigated against him, Mr. Hernley has turned his back on his friends." In answer to Hernley's attack on Representative Charley Landis because he made a stand pat tariff speech in the House this last session, it is pointed out that the Republican congressional committee think well enough of the speech to put it into the campaign text book this year. Both Watson and Landis were in line with the policy of a Republican president and a Republican administration and their positions were heartily endorsed by the party leaders. The Indiana Republicans in Washington do not take well to Mr. Hernley's statements and say that he is only trying to show his sore toe which has been in political oblivion for a few years past.

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IPubllshers Press , Denver, July 20. Friday was "excursion day" on the program of the Elks annual reunion ( and, having enjoyed four days merrymaking in Denver with never an idle moment, thousands of visitors, refreshed themselves by trips to mountain resorts. As many knights of 'the ' antlers as could be handled went on the "official excursion" to the continental divide, being desirous of visiting the snow banks from which came the snow with which they, were pelted In the parade. The B. P. O. E. grand lodge Installed Its , new officers at its final session, Judge Henry A. Melvln of Oakland, Cal., becoming grand exalted ruler for the ensuing year. The new ritual ofth'e order was adopted and will be sent to subordinate lodges for use as soon as printed. Bridge Strike. Cleveland, O., July 20. Members of the executive council of the International Structural Iron and Bridge workers in session here united in declaring that there would be no let up in the strike against the American Bridge company." D. A. Clancey, a delegate from San Francisco, asked that the board use its influence to include a structural iron clause in the new building cede in San Francisco. "There are strong influences at work for reinforced concrete work there," he declared. "This work is not safe in tall buildings. It would be criminal to allow itito be constructed." .. South to Welcome Bryan. Louisville. Ky., July 20. William J. Bryan will be given a public reception and welcome, home by the Democrats of Louisville and the entire South after eastern Democrats get through welcoming him. A movement has beenwenff?0t some time to make the reception, a -big event. John W. Vrqeland, .member of the Democratic state central comnjittee from the Fifth district, has charge of the arrangements. St ishis intention to invite all the Democrats in the South. The reception is to be held in the armory, wtiieh "will seat 17,00 people. Additions to I. O. O. F. Home. Springfysbi.-.O., July 20. Two wings to cost 184430 will -be constructed at the Odd 'Fellows' home this summer, a contract for the same being awarded by the trustees at their regular meeting. The new additions will give the heme 64 more rooms and will relieve the crowded condition.

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Principal Cities in the Islands Are to Have Safe Money Depositories.

ARE OF THREE CLASSES DEPOSITS IN THE BANKS WILL NOT BE SUBJECT TO TAXATION BY THE GOVERNMENTINTEREST TO BE 2J2 PER CENT.

Publishers' Press Washington, July 20. The Philippine commission established in the islands a postal savings bank sy6tem in the bureau of posts, under direction of the department of commerce and labor. . Its act of May 24, 1906, which was received at the bureau of insular affairs of the war department here, directs the immediate creation f postal savings banks at the cities of Manila, Hollo and Cebu, and rapid extension of the system in other cities, towns and villages. Of the three classes of banks authorized the first may receive deposits in any amount, but sums in excess of $500 shall not bear interest Various limitations are imposed on the sums and amounts of deposits and withdrawals in the second and third classes of banks. In the third class deposits are to be made entirely through the medium of postal savings bank stamps issued in denominations of 5, 10 and 20 centavos to extend the privileges of the system to the least pecunious communities. Uncancelled postal stamps may be redeemed at the face value in postage stamps. The commission ? made several exceptions in favor of charitable and benevolent institutions. Deposits in the savings banks will not be subject to taxation by the insular government. They will be invested through the insular treasurer in securities determined by a special board. Until practical experience shall demonstrate that a higher rate can be maintained the rate will be 2 per cent Letter List.

A MERGER IS EFFECTED

Scripps McRae Press League Secures Controlling Interest in Publishers' Press.

Publishers' TressJ New Y. ., a meeting of the diiecters of the Publishers Press association it was announced that E. D. Scripps and M. A. Mcltae purchased a controlling Interest in the Institution, Mr. Shale, the president, retiring. The Publishers ; Press will continue to be conducted, as an independent organization .but' In alliance with the ScrIpps;McRae Press association which operates west of the Allegheny mountains. John Vandercook succeeds Mr. Shale as general manager in New York and M. A. McRae succeeds Mr. Shale as president.

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Bandits Massacre , Emigrants. Rawlins, Wyo., July20. An emigrant train of three wagons was attacked by bandits in the mountains and everybody in the party murdered and the wagons looted. Four bodies were found. Three weeks ago an emigrant train of three wagons containing two men, women and children, passed through Rawlins, eastbound. Inquiries at towns further east bring the information that these wagons Aid not pass through those towns. The authorities are Investigating. Fire Threatens Big Trees. Stockton, Cal., July 20. A forest fire is raging near the big trees In Calvaras county. It is supposed to have started from a camp fire but as all wires near the scene of the conflagration are down, it was impossible to secure particulars further than that the fires were sweeping aver a large territory and the big trees In danger unless the wind changed.

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