Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 242, 29 September 1906 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium, Saturday, Sept. 29, -1906.

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Vonen as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Trouble. " " Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, Siscourages and lessens ambition ; beauty.

vigor ana cneerminess soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has , become so prevalent that it is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kidnevs. If the child urinates too often, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an tge when it should be able to control the Wssage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it, thecause of thedifficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a liabit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp'Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, in fiftycent and one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also a Bom of Swamp-Root pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Uinghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, "5 Einghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. AT THE THEATERS . "Rufus Rastus" Gennett. Hurtig andd Seamon for the second season announce Ernest Hogan, the greatest of all colored comedians and a largely augumented company of absolutely skillful fun ' and music artists for next Tuesday night at the Gennett, "Rufus Rastus" that marvel of farcic.il tuneful extravaganzas which declared itself upon such unmistakable winning grounds, has again been chosen .for the benefit of Ernest Hogan, as well as for the pleasure of the amusement public as It affords this legitimate fun-provok-er the. widest possible latitude for the display of those comical and musical eccentricities which have made him the most famous of colored entertainers. Vaudeville at New Phillips. For the vaudeville program at the New Phillips next week Manager Murray has secured the following: Miss Ruby Cohen, Piano Overture. "Delmo," Eccentric Juggling Comedian. Berrian Mackin,, Singing, Talking and Dancing Comedian. Miss Ruby Conen, Illustrated Songs. G?.vdner, West & Sunshine, Novelty Sketch Artist, said to haVi the only Cuban Picaninny before tfct Am erican public. Chris Christopher, Violinist and Yodler. Lecla Cotton reputed to be the World's Greatest Mystic in Mental Telepathy. The Philoscope showing "Unfortunate Husband" and "Terrible Anguish." This it Is believed will prove as pleasing as any bill that has been seen at the New Phillips in recent weeks, as every act is new to the patrons of the house except theregular features of illustrated songs. and motion pictures which are varied from week to week. A special matinee is given each Saturday and souveniers are given at "the Wednesday matinees.. Tonight for the final performance this week the -usual large audience is expected. The week has been quite a satisfactory one. CONSTABLES fALE! Of personal propirt Saturday af ternoon at 2 o'clock South 12th street. dlt . NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Hereafter the routes of the Palladium in Richmond will be under the charge of a route manager, and carrier boys will not collect from patrons they serve. From this time on, the collections will be made at regular intervals of two weeks by this route manager. Under no circumstances are carriers boys authorized to collect for subscriptions.

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GOOD HORSES ARE HARD TO SECURE

Government is Having Great Difficulty in Getting Ani mals for Cavalry. THE SCARCITY, GENERAL CONTRACTOR IN WEST AGREES FIVE HUNDRED FAILS TO DO IT. THE NORTH TO FURNISH HORSES, BUT Washington, Srpt. 2S. D;2calty i being experienced by the1 quartermae ter general's department of the arm. in obtainia;hft"r3es and mules. Eve: at high prices good cavalry horses ar. scarce and nearly In& possible to pro cure. The scarcity is not local, but extends thrauyhout the country, even In the stock raising regions f th? west and nortwet. A few weeki ago a contractor in the state of Wash ington was awarded a contract to supply the army with about 500 cav airy horses at his bid of $92 a head. Thus far he has been unable to fill the contract. . IN COAL LANDS Strange Deris Fieveafsd Before Interstate Commerce Commission. , Denver, Sept. 23. Testimony of a number of witnesses before C. A. Preuty of the interstate commerce commission, who r?sumed here the investigation cf railroads in connection with coal conditions, showed that the Union Pacific secured many men to sign declaratory coal statements, taking up coal lands in Wyoming and at the same time to sign relinquishments to this land. The pay.for ,.thi;;.,s3rvice was $3 ,.or,$4 in each instance. Among the witnesses examined was a justice of the supreme court of Wyoming, who, it developed, purchased coal lands with money advanced by a Union Pacific official and later sold the property to this official at an advance of $200. Trade Treaty Signed. Washington, Sept. 28. A treaty of amity, commerc3 and navigation, under the term's cf Jhe Marblehead pact ha3 been signed by, the governments f Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Salvador. This information was conveyed to th? tr.t3 department in a cablegram from Mr. Merry, the American minint?r accredited to Costa Rica, Nicara-ua end Salvador. Cabinet Crisis in Spain. Madrid, Sept. 2S. Reports are current of a revival cf the ministerial crisis owin to th-s insistence of the minister of justice, Romanonea, that the proceedings fcc Immediately taken against the bishop of Tay, as a result cf the letter which the bishop recenti y wiuie uu me suujeci ci me govern ment's decree regarding civil mar riages. Indict E.etiucs Trust. Jefferson, O., Eert 2?. Ten mem-, ber3 of the Lettuce CrcTrers association, of Ashtabula county were indicted for conspiracy to control the output of the hothouse cf Ashtabula. The organization is known a3 the Lettuco trust and was organized last year. The membership includes the practical hothouse men cf that city. In Favor cf Third Term. Birmingham, Ala, Srpt 28. Anti administration Republicans of Alabama in convention a?ro nominate! Judge A. E. Straiten cf MTnt-cner:-for governor and a full ticket. Tht platform adopted calls on "css-vel: 'to stand for a third tsrm and strongly condemns lynch. Ia7t I; t'.isapprover. of any tinkering "wiui iho tril". By Eating Poisons-.: MsaS. Berlin, Sept. 23. A dispatch frsn: Kattowitz, Prussian Si'eeia, snys thr: 30 persons rcsliins ia tie village c: ZIobin, near Kattawit-, hiTe sadenly become insane throaah eating geiseced meat. Invcntcr, cf 'Airbrake. Portland, "II J... Sent. 3 Cssrge II Poor, the inventor cf iha e.Irbra!:r generally usdion Asrlcsri railrcaai is dead at. rrt cf -i yc-rz. a .a. $5 t o ir. x .a. - Bear tlie ? 1 &3 03 AA3VS ' Signature , . cf . . . TJ1ADE A

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BRAKES FAILED TO WORK Passengers in Street Car at San Francisco Have a Thrilling Ride Down Incline Car Struck Wagon Crossing the Track. San Francisco, .e..r. 2S. As a M -sion car was descixding , the Oz street hill, the brakes suddenly gatway and ths car 3"aot dswn the 1. cline at a terrific spoed. The car wa so packed withreo,le that a numb of them wr3 riding cn the roof. Fin ing that the emergency brakes vcu' not work ani unable to reverse th motor, the conductor called out to th passengers that rise car was beyon control but assured them - that th? would reach the bottom of the hi. safely. All went well until the ca struck a sand w?son which was cross ing the track. Harcy Essermai. driver of the wason. sustained a frar. ture of the skull and internal injur ies. Seven pasEengers were seriousl; injured. Must Keep Off Reservations. Washington, Sept. 28 A generr order just promulgated by the war d' partment positively prchiblts the s liciting of pension cr other claim against the United States cn militnr reservatiens or at military pest camps or stations and commanding cf ficers are directed To take measure effectually to prevent such sclicitr tlon. Officers and enlisted men wh give information with a view to aid ing persons who solicit such claim will lay themselves liable to trial b: court martial. Some people try to get to heaven a excursion r:- . - - - - f?;n MRS. DOWIE BRINGS SUIT She Seeks to Recover Michigan Sum ?, f !WTeiTHome Valued 4 at ' $252000, from Her Husband. X Muskegon, Mich., Sept. 28. Mrs Jane Dowie.. wife of John Alexande; Dowie, deposed leader of Zicn City has commenced action in the circuit court here to recover the $25,030 sum mer home at White Lake in this coun ty which she deeded to him Sept. 8. 1905. Health Officer Succumbs. Springfield, O., Sept. 28. Wmiifc making a rrcfe:;sional call. Dr. John M. Buckingham was seized with neuralgia of the heart and died in a few minutes. Ke had been health officer for two years and was one of the best known physicians of the city. If you haven't the time to exercise regularly, Doan's Regulets will prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy, healthful action of the hnwpls without errininsr. Ask vour druggi9t for them. 25c. Scene from "Rufus Rastus" at the REPORTER

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;e play USED LUST NIGHT Earlham's Varsity and Scrubs L'ine Up for First Hard Work of Year. SOME DOPE ON PLAYERS SEVERAL OF . THE RECRUITS LOOK GOOD AND WILL ADD STRENGTH TO TEAM OVERMAN CAN PLAY THIS YEAR. First football scrimmage on Reid Field took place yesterday afternoon. Coach Wilson lined up his two teams and for nearly an hour the scrubs pounded away at the prospective Varsity. Great things are expected of the forward pass and the teams were given practice in this feature of, the new rules. Several of the new men are showing up in great shape. King, the Manual Training School man from Indianapolis, is lining up to his reputation as a football player! He is quick on his feet and has lots of nerve. He was favorably com mented on by the spectators at last evenine's practice and is assured a position. Probably left half back Grimes comes from Salem with a high school record of four years' foot ball. He is small, but well built and chows up fine at quarterback. Birch, from Terre Haute, is one of Happy Wann's finds. The track, rather than foot ball is his place, but for a new man at the game he does well and will stand a good chance on next year's team if he fails to make good this year. Stanley is a big man from Car thage. He has a good weight and is being used on the line. Bebe hails from Kankakee. He is small, but works hard and will be a good man on the second team. Hancock is a Fairmount product. and has had football practice there. He fully demonstrated his ability to tackle last evening. Comstock comes from Noblesville. He is heavy, but gets around quick and understands the game well. Overman is the big line man from Knightstown, who was kept out of last year's game on account of parental objection is out this season. He can play this year and is making good. Geyer of Richmond, is trying for a line position. He has played with the Richmond High School and is doing his best to make the college team. Genn, the star athlete of Richmond High School, is also on the field this year. He is showing up in good form for end. Wann, from Vermillion Grove, 111., captain of this year's team, is an all around man and can be used in any position. He was not in school last year, but three years, ago played center on Earlham's championship team. Gennett next Tuesday Night-

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In the higher forming from floi Th. form ai represc their from againsj too smJ SIDESTEP THE QUESTION League of American Municipalities Don't Take Any Stand on Municipal Ownership. Chicago, Sert. 2S. The League cf American Municipalities at the opening of its session flatly refused to put itself on record as being "for or against" the municipal ownership of public utilities. A resolution by Mayor G. W. McCaskey of Rock Island, 111., and another by Alderman W. Stearns cf Adrian, Mich., demanding a vote on the question by the delegates to the coiivention was killed in the committee on resolutions. Agreement With Conductors. Norfolk, Va., Sept. 23. From the office of General Superintendent Hix of the Seaboard Airline railway, it was said that a satisfactory settlement had been reached with the conductors of the system who had made demands for increased pay, but the actual increase of wages to be received bv the . conductors would not be known until computation could made tinder the agreement for "Two miles" overtime increase. Course of Gulf Storm. Washington, Sept. 28. Reports received by the weather bureau today indicate that the southern storm is now central iri4Arkansas, much diminished in strength. The wind has subsided and normal conditions prevail. It was stated that the storm will doubtless continue in a northerly direction and merge with a second disturbance that is moving eastward, nc.th of the Dakotas Suspect Foul Play. Lima, O., iS?pt. 2S. After a search of five days a police posse found the dead body of Henry Whitney, a veteran, lying in a ravine two miles from the city. Foul play is suspected. For High Treason. Kiev, Russia. Sept. 28. The president of the local branch cf the reactionary lePTue of Russian men has been indictel fcr high treason on account of the communication he sent to ex-Premier Goremykin demanding the dissolution of parliament, then in session, on the ground that it was an "instrument of the revolution" and calling the members of parliament 'criminal traitors, thirsting for blood." Calls to duty are of various . kinds, but those are easiest heard which have the Iarg3st salr.ry attached. The Palladium will pay 10c for cop Ies of the Richmond Palladium of the dates of January 1st and 2nd, 1906.

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a unique carnival or comedy ana tion ot singers ana aancers. Prices $1.00, 75, 50, 25. Seats on sale at the Westcott The New Phillips WEEK OF SEPT. 24th. A MISS RUBY COHAN. Overture. B STARNO & CROUMER. Hand and Head Balancers. - - . -C LAURA JONES. The Nightingale Whistler. D LEO . SULKY. In. "Casejrs. Troubles.. .Novelty Breakway Boxing Act. E MISS RUBY COHAN. Illustrated Songs.

Special matinee each Saturday; children 5 cents. All other matinees 10c, except to children under 5 years. Souvenirs Wednesday matinee.

or more that no balanced shows riches a much iSd heat showd incy brought proof being had been yinejkwitht aa tChM and had set V cl on flr. r Mrs. FacklerXicdtoEaveluh child, but its gajnt weret totally f mdibmA and iy body was burned j almost to a cri6jry The child was hurried, to. the hosZal where"! it died witktn two hqrs. barefaced He x't nearly no danF."ous as a two tNWIe. Repairing a Specialty. STREET. TH and Myagr. Melody. A stupendous aggrega Pharmacy. Vaudeville) 3 and 8:ts p. m. arry BanH & Collins Lithe pecialty yfrfection, in their great d wosvrful comedy novelty ictlyXfew . to the world. -YURKAAND HERBERT TRIw. CTFjay. Acrobats,. Singers. andL D.Woers. H-THE PHILOSCOPE. Latest motion pictures. V . A THIS WEEK

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