Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 315, 11 December 1906 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium. Tuesday, December 11, 1906

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Ran Past Depot. t'aauci.... . The fast Memphis-Louisville f!yer of the IIlino!a entral railroad ran by th station here and crashed Into a light engine kait.Ing to take it out. The accident ivas due to tho air failing on the pasenger train. Five were injured. They ire the Pui'man conductor, S. J. Westall of TirPcanoe City. O., three fin ders mashed off; Jack Drumlr, New 'ork rftv- L. A. Lehman. Fllisvfl'e. Hiss; John AVI llin chain, fireman. Pa lucah, sprained jvrist and head cut; Ive mont!ir old son of Potty Sellers. lolconda. 111., bruised on head. Pas sengers In the sleeper were badly bruised. Russians Take Jap Poachers. Victoria. II. C, Dec. 10. The return bf the Russian seal patrol cruisers Col I ma and Snilka to Vladivostok dis posed of a rumor thafthey were sunk py a Japanese vessel ofr Copper sland, -The Kolima had a number if apanese seal poachers captured while kttempting to raid Cooper island rookm during the cummer. The Jefferson De Angells Comic ppcra Company passed through Rich mond yesterday to Indianapolis. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There is a diea?e prevni'insr in this pun tr v inost d a n er ous I eca u se m deer t - tive. Manv Midden deaths are causes by it heart d ease, purmiion neart laiiure or apoplexv are o the result of (Sidney disease If kidney tronfie is allowt-dtoab auce blood -fill athck the vital organs, causing caltirrh of le bladder, or the kidneys themselves reak down and waste away cell by cell. Bladder troubles almost alv s result rom a derangement of the kidjtevs and cure is obtained quickest bf a proper l-eatment of the kidneys. If -Ai are feel ij? badly you can mae no fl.ist.ike by iking Dr. Kilmer's 3Svam-Koot, the reat kidney, liver andlbladler rcniedv. It corrects inabihtv te hofl urine and earning pain in passiar p. ana over- - - - 4 kmes that unpleasant 1 reityof being nitoii the dav rmipelleu to go often tit jndtoget up manv t:ktf during the ight. -The mild and tltafextraordi narv fleet of Swamp-Ixoot is5 soon realized. t stands the highest for its wonderful j kires of the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is bid by all druggists in fifty-cent and ne-dollar sire bottles. You litav have a hmple bottle or tins wonderful new disovery and a book that tells all about it, oth sent free by mail. Address. Dr. Kilier & Co., Binghaniton, N. Y. When riting mention reading this srenerous Ter in this paper. Don t make attv foot. Dr.Kilnirr-aSwATi.n-Krw.t'a.i L the iidress, Binghaniton, 2s. Y tle. . , on every j

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AT THE THEATERS Repertoire at the Gennett. Every Indication is that the Gennett is to have one of the best weeks in its history in tho wayof repertoire, with a large amount of vaudeville thrown in, affording the public virtually a double bill for the one popular price. Last night the Record Stock Company, headed by Miss Cora Lawton Mitchell, presented "La Belle Marie" in a most acceptable way to a large and appreciative and enthusiastic audience. The play was properly costumed . and given suitable stage settings and Miss Mitchell has has capable support throughout. A most acceptable repertoire has been made up for tho week, affording the public an opportunity to see a large uuruber of standard plays. For the matinee today the bill is "How Dunne was' Done," and the program for the remainder of the week is as follows: Tuesday night, "A Prisoner for Life,"; Wedncsdv matinee, "La Belle Marie"; Wednesday night, "Camille"; Thursday matinee, "The I Hack. Flag"; Thursday night. "A Wife's Honor"; ' Friday matinee, "Camille": Friday night, "Golden Giant Mine"; Saturday matinee. "East Lynne"; Saturday nignt, "John Iartins , Secret." The specialties to the matinee is ten cents. Despite the nearness of the holiday season, the most liberal of patronage is expected. Vaudeville at the Phillips. Well pleased and entertained was the large audience that gathered at the New Phillips last night to witness the performance in vaudevilie Manager Murray has made a happy se lection in the various acts as they afford a strong combination with suffi cient variety to make the offering one of the best. James and Cecila Welch have a comedy sketch that is a fun maker. The Acrobatic Hills are asgood in their line as one would care to see and with their stunts introduce " " itbe average of the kind. The Juvenile !of a wonder as a fun maker and performer and gets tumbled about as thought he were made of rubber. A performing dog assists the troupe Browning the dancing marvel, got the warmest kind of a welcome and was recalled. Some of the dancing : imitations have never been duplicated J at this house. Hill Brothers have a bicycle act that embraces some of Uh ,tff;it rt nnH ih L..i. j.. (Lankert sings this week very effectively "Good Night. Beloved, Good I Night" -and the Philoscope shows!

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FREDERICK WARDE COMING WILL APPEAR AT GENNETT. Celebrated Actor Will Give a Shakespearean Recital Monday Evening . Was Formerly With Booth, Barrett and Others. , , Frederick Warde, the celebrated actor, who will appear at the Gennett next Monday evening in a Shakespearean recital, for many years played leading roles with Booth. Barrett and other noted actors and is known to the theatre going public of this country as one of the greatest exponents of Shakespeare on the contemporaneous stage. His appearance here in dramatic recital will be a notable event, his appearance in dramatic recital for the past two seasons in all the leading cities and great universities of the country, having been immensly successful. His first lecture at the University of California created great enthusiasm the students crowding the hall where the recital was given, large numbers being unable, to find standing room. His recent engagement in fndianapolis, wher he delivered a series of lectures and recitals, attracted widespread attention. "Travels of a Barrel," "Tit for Tat. "Hand Colored" and "Voyage Around a Star." The week promises to be a good one at the New Phillips and deserves to be. FOLLOWING THE FLAG. When our soldiers went to Cuba and the Philippines, health was the most important consideration. Willis T. Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant IT. S. A., of Rural Route 1. Concord. N. H., says: "I was two years in Cuba and two years in the Philippines, and being subject to colds, I took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which kept meln perfect health. And now, in New Hampshire, we find it the best medicine in the world for coughs, cold, bronchial troubles and all IaDJ diseases." Guaranteed at A. G. Euken & Co., druggisL Price 50c ajfd $ 1.00. Trial bottle free. NOTICE. The following noe - stores . will .be open every evening until Christmas: F. F. Haisly E. J. Hunipe. Richmond Slpe Company Curmes Shvf Store. F. C: Ihrnfan.r Neff & Nusbaum. J. W. Mount. ll-2t

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STANDARD FIGHTS OVER A DEMURRER Skilful Lawyers of Great Combine try to Defeat Justice at Chicago. LEGAL BATTLE IS NOW CN. DEFENDANTS CLAIM ELKINS LAW WAS REPEALED WHILE GOVERNMENT CLAIMS THAI IT WAS NOT. Publishers Press. Chicago, ... Jj. xiie light of the Standard Oil company against the 10 indictments against the Standard Oil company of Indiana, which were returned Aug. 29, was commencea in th6 United States district ' court before Judge Landis. The Indictments contain 6.42S counts, to which the Standard Oil company entered a demurrer, on which the proceedings are based. Attorneys for the Standard Oil company contend in support of their demurrer that section 10 of the rate law passed by congress June 29 repeals the Elkins law, under which the government is bringing the action against the company, and that the indictments are. not sufficiently specific, because they do not comprehend all the elements in the case. In reply to the contention of ths Standard Oil company's n.ttornejTs that the Elkins law is repealed by the rate law, and that offenses can not be therefore punished under the former act, was contradicted by the United States district attorney, who declared that section 13 of the revised statutes covered the case in that it states that the repeal of an old statute does not condone prior offenses unless the repealing act so specifies in particular. Bulgarians on Trial. Publishers Press. Terre Iiau.c, ia., Dec. 10. Greei. consuls at St. Louis, Chicago and Butte, Mont., are here to attend the trial of four Bulgarians under arrest charged with blackmailing Macedonian Greeks for funds to aid the revolutionary movement in Servia and Bulgaria to make Macedonia a part of Bulgaria. Former Senator William E. Mason of Chicago was employed by the prosecution--

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W. S. CLAYTON A SUICIDE FOUND HANGING IN BARN. Deceased Was One of Best Known Men in Preble County Ohio and Was Recently Elected a Commissioner Wife Survives. - Eaton, O., Dec. 10, (Spl.) Appar. ently despondent because of the duties that would develope upon him when he should become a commissioner of Preble County, W. S. Clayton, aged about fifty years, yesterday morning, early went to the barn in the rear of his homo, just east of Eaton, and hanged himself with a rope to a cross beam. Mrs. Clayton had for some time observed Ihy husband's depression and was keeping close watch on him for fear he would take his life. When she awoke just before fiv'e o'clock and missed her husband she instituted a hurried search Jind discovered his body hanging lifeless at the barn. She set up an alarm and others soon appeared on the scene and the body was taken down. Mr. Clayton was one of the best known and most highly respected residents of Preble county, and his untimely death caused a profound shock. He leaves a wife and three children, Carl, of Chicago, Miss Alma Clayton, and Mrs. Henry C. Heistand both of Eaton. MILTON. Milton, Ind., (Dec. 10, fSpI.) Mrs. Jennie Siebhardt went to Anderson Monday before returning to her home in Dayton, O. Miss Dora Wallace spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace. Miss Marie Bermer entertained the Victor Hugo Reading Club Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray of East Germantown were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floy WTxissler Sunday. Albert Wilson returned Saturday from Chicago where he visited Orville Irvin and attended the fat stock show. Walter Vernon of New Castle visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Vernon Sunday. Hiram Shipley, wife and daughter and Miss Elizabeth Adrion of Bentonville were the guests of Rev. McCormick and family Sunday. Will Rothermel and daughter Mrs. Jacob Clouds of Cpnnersville visited relatives Sunday. The ladies of the C. W. B. HL had charge of the services at the Christian church Sunday evening. The

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