Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 309, 4 December 1906 — Page 3
The Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, December 4, 1906.
Page Three.
Theatrical Calendar. Gennett.
Tonight "The Awakening - of Mr. Plpp." I Wednesday night "Cole and John-
on. Friday night, Saturday matinee and
tiight "Bi Bl."
New Phillips. All week Refined Vaudeville.
ed to entertain personages.
most distinguished
The
are put through their paces at a live
y rate, -to the amusement of the au-
lience. They have an number of tricks
nding 'with their comical drinking
f milk;from large bottles, a turn that
ronvulses the audience with laugh
er. Leonard and Bestedo, singers
Predictions that this week's bill at he New Phillips would been , highly
bleasing having been fully 'varified
md the initial night performance
j-as greeted by an audience of large
ilze. With the program offered it is
elieved that business will be big all
Vveek. One of the features that will
ippeal strongly to patrons of the louse is the act of Mille. Carrian with
ier black bears, Xip and Tuck, who ( f0rty jn
Awakening of Mr. Pipp. Gen
nett. Charley Grape win, the greatest
character comedian that ever trod ' the boards before a delighted audience is the brilliant star of the big production "The Awakening of Mr. PipP." w'hich has been wisely selected by the management of the Gennett Theatre as the attraction for tonight. The play is one of the most highly entertaining musical comedies ever written.. It ls tuneful, laughable and interesting from the fact that it has a tangible plot and a sensible basis for all that occurs. It abounds in funny situations and ludiorous climaxes and the big company of fifty people who present it are all
artists, or "Tais number there are
the beauty chorus of stun-
Schmitz in Court. Publishers" Pres. San Francisco, Dec. 3. Mayor Eugene Scbmitz and Abraham Ruef appeared in court to answer charges of extortion cenialnc 1 in the indictments recently returned against them. Their arraignment was continued until Thursday. Denied by Miller. Washington, Dec. 3. Emphatic denial was made by H. D. Miller, United States consul general at Yokohama, of reports emanating from San Francinsco, that he predicted a war between the United States and Japan.
GERMS ARE MIXED; PRISONERS KILLED
Men Inoculated with Cholera Serum by Mistake and It Cost Their Lives. . :
MYSTERY IS INVESTIGATED
PREPARE TO INVESTIGATE
SOMEBODY SUPPOSED TO HAVE MISPLACED TUBES CONTAINING SERUM USED IN EXPERIMENTS NATIVES IN IGNORANCE.
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ning girls, who know how to wear handsome gowns becomingly, and
whose, ability at singing and dancing
is far above the average. The effects and stage settings are magnificient and the owners, Wells, Dunne and Harlan have spared neither pains nor expenses to make it America's foremost musical frivolity.
RECORD OF NEGRO TROOPS
Tommy Hayes at the New- Phillips
This Week.
To Fight White Plague. Publishers Press. Atlan'. a, c a.. . c. "... i.e American Anti-Tuberculosis l?rup, under tie presidency cf Dr. George Erown of Atlanta, is planning a campaign for the introduction in the legislature of every stete in the union. bill3 to secure uniform les'slation for the care of Isd'seut consumrtives and to prevent the spread of the disease. This plan will b9 laid before the next annual meeting of the league, which 13 to b3 held at Atlantic City early in June, 1907. The corporation of government officials, national, state and municipal, is to be asked to forward the measure.
war Department Said to Have Evi-
dence Which Shows that Soldiers of
Brownsville Fame Were in Trouble
Before.
Mnd aancerr. nave a hiEhlv refined
act and were well received. They conclude with a spot light setting that 8 -effective. Tommy Hayes has a novelty musical act and ho displays unusual ability to get music out of
Loo bones and various, odd articles, i sive days, was captured an
Ills welcome was enthusiastic. Mills I believed to be mortallv wor
ind Lewis have a German comedy i ley purchased large herdsrom his al-
lurn that goes well, especially so as i leged victims. In each cafe the ranch
It has been a considerable time since ; er received a check, w!ch he cashed,
tin act of this kind was on the nro- and was found murdered and robbed,
kram. Cal. Lanker sings this week.
,Then the Sunset Turn the Ocean's
Sllue to Gold." The Philoscope shows
Fugitive's Furious Fight. IPublishers'. Press. Kl Pa3 ., . 6. After a aesperate fiht rrith officers, during which he wound -"d several pursuers, A. R. Sibley, the sheep buyer, who is
alleged to have murdered and robbed
B. M. Cawthorne and J. W. Ealston
and another rancher in tbreesucces
In jail, I. Sib-
Publishers Prea3. Washington, .c .. as war department is preparing for an investigation by congress of the discharge of the three companies of the Twentyfifth infantry by. order of President Roosevelt, and to this end compiled a record of negro troops dating bacK to the civil war. It is , said thi3 record discloses a state of a"airs not generally known, and that ence before at least the Twenty-fifth infantry "shot up" a town. The affair happened in 18S3, at Fort Sturgis, Dakota. Some of the negro soidif rs went cn a rampage similar to that at Brownsville. Tex., and one of their number killed a citizen. In that case, however, the citizens took the matter into their hands, forced the troops under pain of death to disclose the name of the man who did the killing and then took him out and lynched him.
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Exodus from Miquelon. IPublishers" Press. Sydne.v , ., J. Alarmed by the rapid decrease in the population of St. Pierre, Miquelon, the( French government revised the customs tariff
for the island to stimulate business Interests. For two months 'the population of Miquelon, the last remaining possession of France in North America, has been steadily decreasing through emigration to the Canadian west and northwest. Every two weeks a steamer lands here hundreds of the islanders. (The reason for abandoning the island is the poor condition of the fisheries.
Publishers' Press, Manila, -l. . .iu investigation a Billbad. where 10 prisoners inoculated
with cholera serum died recently dis closed traces of plague germs in thdead bodies. No formal report on th result of the investigation has beer
made and the government has reached
no decision in the matter. It is asserted that tubes containing plague germs, and others filled with cholera serum, which are so mud alike that it is almost . impossible tr distinguish them apart, were mixed in the laboratory by a visitor who ex
amined the plague germs and by mis
take placed them in a rack with the serum tubes. This is said to have occurred during the temporary absence of Dr. R. P. Strong of the bureau of
science,' who was conducting experiments and inoculation of persons with cholera serum to test Its efficacy.
The natives generally are in ignorance of the situation, but the foreign
ers are indignant and bitter. It is not believed that criminal charges will be preferred, but it is possible that Dr. Strong may resign. The supreme court denied the application of a writ of error in the case of Dominador Gomez, and remanded it to the lower court for execution of sentence. The agitator will be sent to Bilibid prison. He was convicted for having slandered Governor Cailles.
the
Scene from "The Awakening of Mr. Pipp'
at the Gennett Tonight.
The Holiday" and "The Strange Re-
hrrard." two new and entertaining
31ms. Miss Grayco Miller, former pianist. Is back at her old place and s welcomed by the patrons.
"The Shoo-Fly Regiment." Gennett.
Colo and Johnson whom The Man-
Councilman Indicted. Publishers Press. Indianai:ci.s, .aa.. Dec. 3. Harry E. Royse, member of council from th Tenth ward, was Indicted by th grand jury on the charge of IndireC !y having an Interest ia public con tracts while serving as a member o
jhattan Amusement Co., will present; council. It Is claimed Roj-se acted
at the Gennett next Wednesday night in their own original Creation, "The
Shoo'Fly Regiment," aro composers
and authors of a larger number of song hits than fall to the lot of the
average song-writers, having had ov
er a hundred songs that the public are
familiar with. One of the things that has been said of opular songs more
rthan all else Is that as poetry they
are atrocious. There are many men
of letters who say the words written
by these colored boys are different.
The distinguished humorist Mark Twain told them the words to the song "Sence You Went Away" was
the best dialect verse written in years. One of their songs used during the last Presidential campaign earned them a commendation from
President RosevelL During their
tears in vaudeville both In this coun
try and abroad they have been inxlt-
as publicity agent for the Repabl'c
Creosotinj company and for the Nc tional Bitumen company, paving con cerns having city contracts. Royco I.chairman of the finance committee.
BoiWing Collapsed i Dayton. O.. Dec. 3. The three-story ! building on Market street used as a i restaurant by Samuel -Wagner, colj lapsed. Five carpenters repairing the I building were caught beneath lumber and brick. The firemen .rescued one 1 man, but the others are thought to : be suffocated.
My heart and hand another claimed, His plea had come too late. It's ever thus with people without pluck and Tim. Take Rocky Mountain Tea, don't get left again. A. G. Lnien & Co.
Shah's Son as Regent. Publishers' Press. Teheran. Persia, Dec. 3. The port that Mohammed All Mirza,
heir apparent and governor of Azerbaijan, was summoned to Teheran to assume the regency during the illness of his father, the shah, is confirmed. The establishment of a Persian national bank and the issue of an international loan, with the object of
emancipating the country from pendence on foreign financiers pears to be assured.
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Philippine Measures. Publishers Press. Washington, .c. . The annual report of the bureau of insular affairs
emphasizes two legislative matters before congress on which, it says,, d'pends to large extent the future pros perity of the Philippine islands. One is the bill reducing the tariff on Ph 1 ippine products to 25 par cent of thf Dingly rates, and the other is a mea? ure providing for the establishment oi an agricultural' bank in the islands. During the year 300 miles of railway have been surveyed and construction Is to be pushed. No purchases of sil ver bullion have been"made"during the year for Filipino coins owing to the re-coinage of the old Spanish-Filipino colas. Clements to Be Reappointed. Washington, Dec. 3. It was announced at the White House that the president will reappoint Judson B. Clements to be a member ef the interstate commeroe commission. His term expires Dec. 31, 1906. Spanish Cabinet Resigned. Madrid, Dec. 3. The cabinet has resigned.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it. How To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours ;
a sedimentor set
tling indicates
unhealthy co
rntion rf the VMl
neys ; if it s
your linetiA.t is evidence ml kidney troiUrie ; too frequesir desire to payit or pain in tjrfe back is
also convincing proof thatin kidneys
' and bladder are out or ord
What To Da
There is comfort in th knowledge so often expressed, tba Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the grey kidney remedy, fulfils every wish in Aring rheumatism, pain jn the back, kiJheys, liver, bladder and every part of tie urinary passage. It corrects inabty to hold water and scalding jkiinfin passing it, or bad effects f ollowigjfcse of liquor, w ine or beer and overtimes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in fift3'-cent and one-dollar sizes. Von rn.iv have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all about it, both sent free bv mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. When Home ot Bwmp-noot. writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
Colored Preacher Stabbed. Columbus, O., Dec. 3. Because of a quarrel as to thet payment for a stove and a board bill, Henry Brenaugh stabbed Rev.' George W. Washington, In .the abdomen. The preacher is confined in a hospital, and his assailant is behind prison bars. Both are colored. TO THE POINT J. G. Wright, wealthy lumber dealer at Cincinnati, dropped dead of heart disease. G. B. Nicholson, chief engineer of Cincinnati Southern railway, died at his home in Covington, Ky. In a general row at Jacksonville, Fla., resulting from an old feud, seven negroes were shot, three fatally. Joseph Lawrence, 23, and sister Margaret, 30, struck and killed by train at a crossing near Bellevue, O. Caleb Brown, negro, assaulted white woman on streets at Huntsville, Ala., and was shot by a policeman. Miss Agnes Grey, 61, of West London,Eng., died suddenly of heart disease in her state room on the St. Paul during voyage to New York. G. D. Mattoax, operator charged with being responsible for wreck near Lynchburg, Va., found at his home. He says he is not to blame for wreck.
EH RETT THEATRE... IRA SWISHER, Mantgtr.
TUESDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER.
Wells, Dunne & Harlan present the American
CHARLEY GRAPEfiIN, In the Musical rlay of UjS?ha THE AWAKENING OCMW. PIPP,
Large supporting company hj
CHORUS 40-
40 IN CA81
prices: ji.50, 1.00, 75, 50 and3. Seats on sale at the Wescott
Pharmacy.
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WEDNESDAY. NIGHT. DECIDER 5, THE MANHATTAN AMUSEMENT COMPACT PRESENTS COLE & JOHrpON, The greatest of all colored erf ormersvSo acknowledged by Press and Public, in their Musical Varce Cqdy. "THE SHOO Fl REGIMENT," Direction Mr. Philip RobsontfVerything new and up-to-date. Don't miss the great Singing Ballet. Company includes all the best known colored performers in th theatrical circle. &0 P OcLE SQ PEOPLE Prices: $1.00, ,75, 0, .25. . Seats ready Monday morning, Dec. 3rd at the Westcott Pharmacy.
The New Phillips Vaudeville Theatre
A. Overture, Miss Grace Miller. B. MILLS and LEWIS,
German Comedians, Late
Weber and Field's S
C ILLUSTRATED SON
Cal. Lankert. D. NOVELTY ACT.
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3 and 8:15 p. m
and 9:15 p. m.
O. G. MURRAY, LES
WEEK OF Dl
Saturday 3,
E. LEONARD and BASHEDO, Singing and Dancing. F. MLLE CARRINO,
tars of and her beautiful performing m w
s. oiacK uears, iip ana iuck. G. PHILOSCOPE, The Holiday," "Strange Reward." Turkey.
Special matinee each Saturday: children 5 cents. All other matinees 10c, except to children under 5 years. Souvenirs Wednesday matinee.
Mob After a Negro. Publishers Press. Valley Park. Miss., Dec. 3. A Jr. Middah, real estate man of Chicago, was shot and killed by Wes Young, a negro. It is believed Young, Intended to kill W. G. Grubbs, who was with Middah. Young escaped and is being followed by a mob determined to deal summarily with him. Died In a Cab. Columbus, O.. Dec. 3. Louis H. Jato, 53, proprietor of a restaurant, was taken Suddenly ill at the home of a friend and expired in a cab on the way home. Earthquake In Sicily. Rome, Dec. 3. An earthquake shock was felt at Milazo, on the north
coast of Sicily. No damage was done.
Injuries Were Fatal. Publishers' Press. Los Angeles, .v-4k.," Dtc. 3. Walter L. Vail, a prominent business man of tjiis city, died of injuries recelveu In a streetcar accident Nov. 29, when he was crushed between two cars. Vail was known as on of the early Southern California cattle kings, being1 a
member of the firm of Vail & Gates
He was the owner of Santa Rosa ani
controlled large holdings in this sec
tion as well as in Arizona, where he
resided several years.
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Man Missing. Berkeley, Cal., Dec. 3. The Berkeley police were notified of the disappearance of I. S. Avarel, cousin of E. H. Harriman, who holds a high position in the freight department of the Southern Pacific. Averel has been missing from his homo here since Saturday morning, at which time he went to Oakland to draw money from the bank to send his son to Panama. His wife is prostrated.
Abyssinian Coal Trust. Publishers Press. Adis Ao -j. . . juec. 3. Re ports of the Illness of King Menelik, which are attracting considerable attention ia Europe, owing to the possibility of complications in the succession to the throne are unfounded. A British syndicate has acquired the only kaown coal fields in Abyssinia. Robbery In Russia. Tiflis, Transcaucasia, Dec. 3. A band of 12 robbers attacked the estate of Princess Avalova, plundered her residence and assaulted the princess. The robbers were captured and will e tried by drumhead courtmartlal.
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A Scene From "The Awakening of Mr Pipp" at the Gennett Tonight, Charley Grapewin Appearing In th Lead-
Barn Burned.
Publishers Press. owensboro, Ky.. Dec. 3. The big barn of James Wilsom, an Anti-Equity society man, was destroyed by fire, together with 29 mules, two horses. 200 bushels of oats. 20 bushels of corn and 50 tons of hay. A remarkable feature of the fire was that a warehouse situated 73 feet from that owned by Wilson, and containing 150,003 pounds of tobacco cf tenants who sympathized with the farmers' society, was cot destroyed. Bloodhounds followed the scent-to a break in a fence where two pallnss were removed From this place the footprints of two or more persons were seen.
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