Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 224, 10 September 1906 — Page 3

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ing spells, pain around heart,

in side and arms, your heart 1?

weak, and perhaps diseases

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fcas uflt?rnj v.-ith hoart troubij

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I c2!d with the result that!

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DON'T MISS THE

Fall Festival

AtCincinna

AUGUST 28TH TO SE

The most gigantic undertKlng (of Its kind ever attempted by Spy city west of New York. Among tile many

features will be an ODen air If produc

tion of

The Blue IV3 . m m m m

orougni 10 tnis country at a

$60,000. 300 people in the cal

phants, Camels, Horses, etc

huge stage pageant. Low Rates

Via C. C. & L. R.

Selling dates every Tuesday,

day and Saturday, from Aug. Sept. 22nd, at $2.60 round trip.

tickets good for 5 days. Going,

leave 9:05 a. m., and 4 p. m. particulars call C. A. BLAIR, P. & T.

Richmond. Home Tel. 44.

Repertoirjrat the Phillips.

This week M. the New Phillips will be given to repertoire instead of vaudevillyand to this end the Richardson m.oci Company, one of the best pown that is now entour, has

beenecured by Manager Murray

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resent a series or popular plays

popular prices. After a long run

vaudeville it is certain tne pans of the house will welcome rep

ertoire and will then be as glad to aeain welcome vaudeville the suc

ceeding week. The Richardson com

pany will open its engagement to

night and will present matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The

opening bill will be "Way Out West," a production that will afford ample

opportunities not only for clever act

ing:, but for scenic and costume ef

fects as well. , Miss Gwendolin Lew

is, who is in the leading female roles.

comes with a record of success that is equaled by few in repertoire and she is ably supported by Mr. William O. Miller and others. In addition to

the players themselves, the compa

ny presents a number of specialties that are of the most pleasing nature.

Tonight the usual rule with regard to ladies being admitted free when ac

companied by a paid ticket, will be

observed. "The Hall Room Boys" Gennett.

Miss Gertrude Des Roche, who nlavs "Nome Soondulix" in "The Hall

Room Boys, Chas. M. Holly's big mu

sical production, is one of the pret

tiest little soubrettes on the stage.

Her first big hit was with "The Ten

derfoot Company." She has a pleas

ing singing voice, and is a great dancer. Miss Des Roche Is full of life and magnetism and has the

knack of carrying her audience with her. A bright future is predicted

for this charming little lady. She

will be seen at the Gennett tonight.

AI. H. (Golden-Voiced) Wilson, who will be seen at Night of this Week.

the Gennett Friday

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AL. H. WILSON Gennett.

Manager Swisher announces for his attraction at the Gennett Friday night that the popular German .dia

lect comedian, golden voiced, Al. H.

Wilson, and he comes in the new romatic nlay of picturesque Switzer

land, "Metz at the Alps." The title role is a young G"erman, Metz Muller (Mr. Wilson), a soldier of fortune,

whose poverty is no check on his ef

fervescent spirit, nor his mishaps to

ambition. This enjoyable type of

German is peculiarly adaptable to Mr. Wilson's great talents. The

staee pictures required are exceed

ingly elaborate and massive, which together with the costumes, furniture, properties, electrical effects and color schemes, mark a memorable

evem in this modern day or realism.

e acting company is unusually

rge in numbers, and as each char

acter iiecces si r ates a carerul por-

trayalVit ' is none the less great in

talanJT During the action of the

Mr. Wilson sings six new songs:

Heaven is in your Eyes '

riss Mountain Bird," 'Whispering

reeze" "Wilsons .uuiiahv. Tne

nitzlebank and songs o "1221 Fa

therland."

young farmer, who has caused so many to hold their sides in laughter. He is not an imaginary character, but one which you can meet every day by visiting small country towns. He ' is not a man of education, but simply a Simon pure farmer, whose home is always open for the weary traveler. "Si Punkard" is not a jumble, but a well devised and exceptionally strong and interesting comedy with a plot taken rom everyday life.. The play abounds in bright specialties by the comedians and clover

little Arlotta Lewis. The company will give its famous and original fun

ny country band street parade an

nouncing its arrival in the city.

SIRES AND SONS.'

" SI PUNKARD Gennett.

J. C. Lewis, that ever popular char

acter comedian and his company will

be at the Gennett next Saturday, mat

inee ana night. An exchange says:

"Whenever the name of Si Punkard Is

mentioned where it has been before, the dullest face becomes bright with

the thought of the good natured

a a n a a

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inning Sept. 10

(mENHETT THEATRE rf IRA SWISHER, Lessee and Manager.

FOR ONE NIGHT. MONDAY, SEPT

CHAS. M. HOLLY Presents the. Bis Ideal

"THE HALL R

4. ' Beauty Chorus of 30,

J Westcott Pharmacy Friday morning

dock, ujr ggscpn oyron I ouen. music py Alexan

L.:.u..t t - r . V

uiiyiucsi, urcciicsn snow in town. Heowle Whiffen and William Clifton, supported yrall

Prices, 25 cents to $1.50.

tl itl ifrl Jfta if I ttt at t itl A mtm

Mutual Comedy

r Spencer. Best,

headed by Tom

Star Cast and the Seat sale opens at

John D. Jtockefeller has expressed an

Intention of recording his impressions of France in book form.

United. States Senator Morgan G.

Bulkeley of Connecticut is talked of as commander in chief of the G. A. R.

Justice Holmes is one of the most

peculiar judges the supreme court has

ever known, lie regains from reading newspapers flor fear of becoming

biased.

Eugene Zimlnerman of Cincinnati,

the father of the Duchess of Manchester, is negotiating for the purchase of

the promoters' rights in the proposed railway between Newry and Tynan,

Ireland.

One of the oldest Masonic aprons in

the country is owned by Chief of Police Thomas O. D. Urquljart of Arling

ton, Me. It was owned by his great-

great-grandfather and has been handed

down in the family ever since.

From boj'hood Dr. Kansen, the polar

explorer, accustomed himself to the use of snowshoes and would . often go

forty or fifty miles on them without

taking any food with him. H had a

great dislike to any outfit for his ex

cursions.

general of the Philippine Islands, has

been appointed to tie judgeship of the Unite! States coart in China, which Is

to replace In a large measure the present consular court. Judge Wilfley is from St Louis.

Judge Charles Field of Athol, Mass.,

who was appointed to the first district

court of northern Worcester in 1SS4, bas entered upon h!s ninety-second

year, but daily sits on de bench. Two

or three times a week he has to make judicial trip to Gardner and return, a

scatter of thirty-four miles.

Cornelius Vanderbilt, in the name of

his father, and Alfred G., in the name of his mother, made application for

membershjo in the Rhode Island So

ciety of the Cincinnati as the representative of the Vanderbilt family. The

fcciety decided that Cornelius was the proper representative and he was

elected,

Kawd Bad Maunder. Neither tuaund, a basket, nor maun

der, to whine or grumble, is obsolete.

Both are still in common use in South

Notts and Leicestershire, at any rate. The former Is used only, however, of

a particular kind of basket, used for carrying butter to market. The basket

Is nearly square in shape and has two

lids opening from the middle part, where the handle is, and it Is called

the "butter mawn" (maund). Maunder is usually heard in such sentences as

What are you maundering at?" A

Northumbrian will say. "He's a maun

dering old fool," when the man of

whom he is speaking strings words together in a senseless sort of way somewhat akin to maudling. Loudon Notes and Queripa

Tle rrlicoa'i Pooch. The pelican's pouch is its game bag

It stores the fish in the pouch and when It Las captured enough, goes t

land and devours them at its leisure.

LAW POINTS.

A statute requiring fruit packed for shipment to be marked or branded to show the locality, of - its growth is held in ex-Parte Hayden '(Cal.), 1 L. R. A. (N. S.), 184, to be .unconstitutional because not properly within the police pwer. A father paying full fare is held In Whitnej' versus Pere Marquette railway (Mich.),lL'iR. A. (N. S.), 352, to be entitled to recover for loss of articles of his infant child, packed and carried with his baggage, although the child paid no fare. A bank purchasing a draft with bill of lading attached, making goods deliverable to order rof consignor, is held in Haas versus Citizens bank (Ala.), 1 L. R. A. (N. S.), 242, to have assumed the obligation of the seller to deliver the property, according to the contract, to the drawee of the draft.

GLEANINGS.

About 150,000 persons die every yeartf tuberculosis in France. Stockholm and Budapest are the towng possessing the best telephonic eystem in existence., One hundred and fifty-five people are killed by nrcidents in the streets of London in the course of a year. Underneath the electric light button In the bedrooms in a popular hotel in The Hague are these words: "Tlie electric light dares not be touched." It was admitted by a plaintiff in a Liverpool court the other day that a profit of 95 per cent was not infrequently made on the Bale of imitation Jewelry. Dally Planting. I understand," said the tourist on top of the coach, "that this settlement raises more horse thieves than anj community in the west." "We ought to raise a few of them' replied Amber Pete as he touched his gun. "We certainly plant enough of them, pard." Chicago News.

SPECIAL SERVICCr

The Richmond Street & Interur-

ban Ry. Co., on account of the Indi

ana State Fair, Sept. 10th to 14th, inclusive will make every effort to give

their patrons the best service ever given to the State Fair. Car from Terminal Station at Indianapolis every few minutes to the Fair Grounds. No delays. For information call on interurban agent. 6-10t R. S. & I. RY. CO.

NEW PHILLIPS

O. C. MURRAY. Lessee ai

Manager-

day. Sept. 10

One Week. Commencing

The Richardsoiy Stock

in a new repertoire ot comedies and qfema, openinq with

RMR AGCT' n 0k. W W Y

Miss Cwei

the young and talented actress.;

roles, ably supported by Websftrj

ers. Matinees Wednesday and

under the usual rule. Price, 1

Drug Store.

ine Lewis

fbe seen in the leading female

fielding, leading man and oth-

fay. Ladies'

?0c and 30c.

free Monday night Seats at Alford's

Heat of the San. It Is calculated that only a two thou

sand-millionth part of the heat emitter

by the sun is caught by the earth

whose coal supply power is relative!;

so infinitesimal that if every - bit c?' coal in th wor!d were cast into oi

great bonfire and instantaneously burn ed it would not generate as much hea

as the sun produces each tenth of s

second.

The Violet Snail. The violet snail, very common i

Europe and in some parts of this coun

try, has the curious property of belr

able to inflate its body with air an

thus become a true air raft.

The Fickle Month' SpeakingOf scrambled weather, Streak of fat And streak of lean. Fifteen cents' worth of sunshine, A quarter's worth of showers And about seven cents worth of blizzard Following- each other In rapid succession And sometimes tryingTo occupy the center of the 8 tax All at the same time. That's April. First she smiles. And you say to yourself There is a girl That looks good to me." ' But bevare! Ehe is only trying: To lure you on. About fifteen seconds later By the Wat-rbury watch She may be throwing watar yU By the bucketful, ghat's her way. 'Sometimes she smiles Like a typewrites lad W ho had just received A raise In pay. And then again To see her weep Tou think that the poor girl Must have lost ; Some of aer folks. And while you stand around Sympathizing with her She slips up behind And takes you In the neck '- With a big sliver From tfce backbone of winter. That i3 her style. Or lack of style. 'Whichever you want to call ft. When she s good she Is very, very Eood, And when she is bad Tou fcfl iit rsiUr-e the police

The- Tailor Bird. The tnilor brd taks Its name froa Its habit of sewing together two leave? in order to icake a pocket. In tvhich i places Its test. Its thread is a veg etable fiber, thocsh It will in prefer nce use a string, thread, or cord k nch can. be found. ,

CARNIVAL ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY

With Plenty of Paraphernalia Company Made Grounds a Busy Scene.

OPENING COMES TONIGHT

PROSPECTS ARE THAT RICHMOND WILL SEE THE BEST CARNIVAL SHE HAS WITNESSED FOR . SOME TIME.

The J. Frank Hatch carnival shows arrived in. the city , yesterday morning and for the rest of the day the Carnival Grounds were the scene of hustle and bustle. The formal opening will be this evening under the auspicies of the Druids, when the feature will be the "high dive" made from a platform over a hundred feet in heighth. The ensemble consists of twelve

paid shows embracing the Streets of

Cairo, Fighting the Flames in mina-

ture, and various other entertainments which are counted to please

all persons. The mid-way will offer about six free shows featuring the diving act. acrobatic stunts and

singing.

All protection needed during the

week will be furnished by the police

and the Druids will furnish several

plain clothes men. This company

bears the reputation of being first

class and from their appearance will

make a better show than any carni val that has been in the city.

HWTWiimroal

XNfcgelable Frepatationlor Assimilating the Food andBeguIating the Stomachs ami Bowels of

DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. Emmons Blaine has offered tr

supply free readers to the children in the Chicago public schools. Lady Durand, wife of the British ambassador to this country, has a "Dickens room" in her Washington home. Lady Curzon was the only Americar. girl whom, the queen of England evei saluted with the royal kiss on either cheek; furthermore, she was the only woman of the United States who was ever admitted to the queen's bedroom. Th woman editor of the Brown alumni catalogue had the almost impossible task of tracing 9,000 carfers, but she succeeded. Miss Mary Drew Vaughn, the editor or keeper of the graduate records, is herself a graduate of Brown. Mrs. Herbert II. D. Peirce, wife ol the new minister to Norway, is very anxious to be of as much help to her husband as posible and with that end in view has learned the language of that country, studying with Mme. Hauge, wife of the minister from Norway. Mrs. Fairbanks, wife of the vice president, declares that she does not possess nerves. It seems as if this assertion is correct, for she seems to have an iron endurance, and she attributes her fortitude, mental or physical, to the fact that she never allowed herself to worry over anything, great or trivial. Miss Giulia Morosini, daughter of Giovanni Morosini, banker and former partner of Jay Gould, spends more than 100,000 a year on her clothes and contends that one can do so with

out actually realizing it. Miss Moro

sini has not only achieved the distinc

tion of being the most famous woman

whip in the world, but famous for her

wonderful gowns.

TRAIN AND TRACK.

In Spain every important train Is accompanied by two members of the civil guard, who pompously patrol the platform at every stopping place. Los Angeles will furnish much of the capital for a new railroad in Calaveras county which will be built from the Southern Pacific station at Bursou through Mokelumne hill to the biff trees. Matrimonial tickets are supplied by the Canadian Pacific railway to settlers in the Northwest Territory who wish to make a Journey in order to secure a wife. On presenting the return coupon and the marriage certificate the settler Is entitled to free transport for his bride. What is said to be the heaviest passenger engine ever built has been delivered to the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad. . It weighs 244,700 pounds, of which 170, 000 pounds are on the driving wheels. The engine and tender weigh 4C3.70O pounds, ana the capacity for water is 7,800 gallon?, while that for coal is fifteen tons.

CURRENT COMMENT.

Recklessness is a great friend ol the American undertaker. Hartfor.7 Times. N Russia is getting so used to a new crisis every day that she doesn't even look up from her breakfast. Baltimore Sun. Hasty marriages are so much th. order of the day that the formal sort will soon be quite unfashionable. New York Sun. Senator Bacoa's proposal that tbi Congressional Record be printed ol cheap paper will not strike a populsi chord. The paper is the best thin: about the Record, and its qnaK:. should be maintained. Kansas Cit; Journal.

Chickamauga Reunion Special from Indiana, leaves Indianapolis 7:10 p. m. Sept. 17th Pennsylvania lines via Louisville over "route to the front in '61.' Get details about low fare, etc., from Pennsylvania Lines agents, or address W. W. Richardson, A. G. P. A., 4S Washington street, Indianapolis. . sept4 e o d to septl7

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BIG DEFICIT

In Reserve Held by New York Banks Belovv Legal Limit. New York, SeptJ8. The statement of clearing house" banks Saturday showed a deficit; in the "legal preserve required of ' $6,577,320. This is said to be the largest deficit in the legal reserve required sines 1893. wjjen it was necessary to issue bank certificates. The stock " market practically ignored the showing of 'a deficit below the legal reserve requirements. Prices drooped momentarily when the statement first appeared and then rose vigorously onpowerful support to a strong closing. Speculative confidence was professed that heavy engagements of gold for import, which will become available through the operation of the order of the secretary cj the treasury to facilitate the Import movement, will be sufflciei to replenish the loss in New York. Estimates of gold already secured for this purpose vary from $10,000,000 to $15,-000.000.

10 DAYS IN COOL NORTHERN MICHIGAN,

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, Saturday, Sept. 15th, Matinee and Night J. C. LEWIS IN THyN EW - ... SE PKrFiri ARB ...

You Can't Afford to Miss.

etail with New Scenic and

Rural Plav in a Class by Itftlf. A Pi

Excellent Cast and Complete n Every-

Mechanical Effects.

The Play Abounds with BrighrWw Sparkling Specialties.. . Prices:

Matinee, Children 10c; Adults 25cts. Night, 50, 35, 25, J5cts.. .Seats

on sale at the Westcott Pharmccy."

WATCH FOR THE PARADE.

Gennett Theatre, Friday Sept. 14

rrrr r r SIONIZT R. ELLIS pTfents the clever German

Dfllect Comedian, (JJiden Voiced Singer

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H. WlfiSON ("Metz")

lis new play offictnreeque Switzerland

Wleiz Vi The Alps

latins: with mirth, pat bo and

1 flng: "My Hearen Is In Your llnbv," "8w1si Mountain Bird

Old Fatherland," "Whispering

lebank." '

famous life-s&ving St. Bernard

and Thunderbolt, -who are used in

one of the greatest scenes of the play.

PRICES 110. f 1.00, 75c. SOe, 25c. Heats on eal at Tne Westcott Pharmacy.

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