Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 328, 27 December 1906 — Page 3

Thursday, December 27, 1906 Page Three. NC7 i

The Richmond Palladium,

Our Holiday trade exceeded any in our long experience of Forty-six Years, being 25 Per Cent, grater than our sales last yean Not withstanding this we have left many choice Holiday Goods, and for the First Time in our histonpwe have decided to offer these in c

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1 f a Our custom has ever been to PRICE our goods in PLAIN figures and these prices arenot CHANGED AFTER the Holidays;

But in this CLEARANCE SALE

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Will be made on all Holiday Goods, including Pictures. Books, Stationery and Leather Goods are, Except such as may be placed on our Cheap Tables, Excepted. 7TUn - T7 TUT7iry For the convenience of our Customers and extra clerks we will provide special Cheap Tables a Akinl(351lP 11 SUflli3So iqc Table, a 25c Table, a 50c Table and $1.00 Table upon which articles will be placed, many of which Cost two or three times what they will now be offered for, and upon these No Discount can be given. Flow io tfae Opportunity to Get Nice, IFr-esh, 'Useful Articles For Less TTlhicXini (Coot All Sales Must Be For Cash, and at such prices we cannot affora to deliver any but large or heavy articles. No article can be Selected Previous to the opening o : the sale iior afterwards reserved unless paid for, . The sale will begin at 8:30 a. m. Friday and continue only t ntil Saturday at 9 p. m. It is as Appropriate to give tokens of Friendship an! Affection for New Year's Day as for Christmas. REMEMBER all Interurban Cars from the WqsBoth when arriving and leaving, stop directly opposite our store, 729 Main Street, Richmond, Indiana.

HAMILTON NEED HOT GIVE AN ACCOUNT

4iDemurrers to the New York I If a Incurnnpo Onmnonv'o

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Complaint Sustained.

CAUSES NOT SUFFICIENT

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INSURANCE COMPANY GIVEN THE RIGHT TO AMEND ITS COMPLAINT UPON THE PAYMENT OF COSTS.

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Now Tnrlf rw 2fi. Tiemnrrers in-

6 tcrposed hy Andrew Hamilton to the B complaint of the New York Life Insur-

ance company in its suit to compel

f -him to account for $374,230 received

I jand distributed by him on behalf of J .the company, were suotained by Judge

Bischoft in the supreme court of New

AT THE THEATERS

Stock Company Gennett. Splendid performances of good clean plays continue to please large crowds both afternoon and night at the Gennett where the Van Dyke & Eaton company are playing this week. "Camille", teaching a great moral story will be the matinee bill today. Special attention is given to the costuming. "Thp Man of Jimtown" a high class drama of life in the far west will bo presented tonight, this is said to be the feature bill of the entire repertoire and one of intense interest Chat is sure to please everybody. Baby Van Houghten the wonderful child artist will appear at every performance this week.

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Vaudeville at the Phillips. News of the pleasing quality of the vaudeville bill at the New Phillips has spread over the entire city by this time and it is noticed that many in addition to the regular patrons, of the house have been in attendance this week, attracted by the high quality and the diversity of program. It is conceded that those who are in search of amussment, cannot invest a dime to better advantage than at a vaudeville entertainment, for if they do not care for all the numbers, they are certain

to find something that will please?

them, and hence will be well repaid for the small outlay. A special mattnee for children will be given on Saturday, and on Saturday evening there will be the usual double performance. Manager Murray is lining up a good bill for next week.

Modjeska Gennett. Playgoers read with pleasure that the coming Modjeska farewell appearance in this city, which takes place at the Gennett on next Monday night will present the great actress in her most famous role, that of "Lady Macbeth."

MISS MABEL MORRISON AS CLE0 DE MER0DE. This is a unique photograph. Miss Mabel Morrison is the subject. Her bair. while arranged so that it suggests the modern Cleo de Merod manner, gives a suggestion of classic Greece In the chaste bands which surround her head and hold her smoothed tresses in place.

WAS COMPELLED TO FEIGN DEATH

Woman Shot Twice by Insane Husband Lay Under His Foot for 30 Minutes.

HE THEN TOOK OWN LIFE

WIFE HAD RETURNED TO HER HUSBAND IN HOPE OF A RECONCILIATION AT CHRISTMAS TIME.

Publishers' Press.! , New v.- - . uer unusual presence of mind and abiiity to feign death while grievoi:sl3 wounded does Mrs. Lillian O'Rourke owe the fact that she is alive. For 30 awful minutes the woman played her terrible part while her husband, who shot her, stood over her with the revolver in his hand make sure she was dead before ending his own life. John J. O'Rourke and his wife had parted, but she returned to her husband, tak'ng with her Christmas gift3. Mrs. O'Rourke threw her arms about her husband to wish him a merry Christmas. He threw her aside and pull'ng a gun fired two shots. O'Rourke blew out his own brains with the same revolver. KILLED IN DOUGH MIXER

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VAN DYKE & EATON CO. fffebS

MONDAY When the Bells Tell. Ladies FREE.

TUESDAY Matinee In the Hands of the Blood.,

Start-

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secured before 6 pm. Night Born In

Her

WEDNESDAY Matinee For

Man Wins. THURSDAY Matinee Camille.

FRIDAY Matinee Carmen. Nit

SATURDAY Matinee East Lynnei

Husbad's Sake. Night Best

it Men of Jimtown.

-Across the Desert.

light Younger Brothers..

Ladies free Monday night, (usual cond'tions. Prices Matinee Daily

10 cents: Niahts, 10, 20 and 30 cents. Seats on sale at Jfie West-

cott Pharmacy.

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The Mew Phillips Vaudevp Theatre

O. G. MURRAY. LESSEE AND WA&rAGER.

VEEK OF DEC. 24: 3 and 8: 1M p. m.

Saturday 3, 7:45 and 9:15 p.

A OVERTURE. Miss Grace Miller. B SPEDDEN AND HERSON. Eccentric Comedy . Singing ; Talking. C TULSA.

The Girl with the Big Black Eye:

Character, Singing Act. D ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Mr. Cal Lankert.

trill .

jj: j AJTOKKW HAMTLTOX. Eif demurrer and challenges the' suffl-

V 'ciency of each cause of actioa for an

a ' accounting and raises the question of

e V misjoinder, if some of the other causss

it of action may be deemed o proceed

U!for other relief. The court finds and upMolds the de-

ait murrer of the insufflcierpy as to the

e r .first three causes of actym, ana gives

theL the life insurance comany leave to

Efi amend on the payment ff co

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, Mrs. Austin s lamaiis liucKwneat

.qimakes the finest hufkwneat cakes,

Iteady 4n a momen

"The Woman in the Case" Gennett The play with one of the best titles any of the dramatists have made use of in many years, namely, "The Woman in the Case," will be seen at the Gennett, New Year's Day matinee and night. A better name for a modern society drama could hardly be imagined. It would fit an infinite variety of plays, for the prime factor in any dramatic problem is invariably a woman. This is the greatest of the Clyde Fitch dramas, and was voted by the public and critics of New York as being the best of the

many popular successes contributed j

by this prolific author. The scene is laid in New York and its action is supposed to be of the present time. There are four scenes, two of them representing sumptuous interiors reflecting the luxurious homes of New

j York's 400. Another represents an

apartment of questionable repute in the uptown tenderloin, and another i3 a faithful reproduction of the visitors room in the famous Tombs prison. Managers Von Mitzel and Summer will carry the complete production on tour just as seen, during Its remarkable run of four months at the Herald Square Theatre, New York, and subsequently at five other playhouses there.

LOST CHECKS ARE CASHED

Hand for Christmas Gift.

Publishers Press-! Cleveland. O., Dec. 26. A human hand was the Christmas present that came to Charlea Casson. A man left It in a cigar box neatly wrapped in pink paper. Issue of'Stock Enjoined. St. Paul, Dec. 26. Attorney General Young of Minnesota began an action, against the Great Northern, railroad to prevent the issue of stock recently authorized by th board of directors in New York,

Indiana, Columbus and Eastern Traction Company Has Unusual Experience at Dayton.

Baker at Columbus, O., Whirled . Round and Round in Machine Till Every Bone Was Broken.

Publishers Press. Da'yton, O., Dec. 26. Packages containing checks to the amount of $10 000, which were for the employes of the Indiana, Columbus & Eastern Traction company, were lost fromr an

express wagon Here, ana scattered along the streets In the city. Alany

were forged and cashed.

Shaw In New York.

New York. Dec. 26. Leslie hi. Shaw, secretary of the treasury, -asited the United States subtreasury and the custom house. He said h had noth

ing to offer in the way f relief for

the money n-arket.

Artificial gas, the 2(jhi

Jenturr fueL

10-tl.

Publishers Press.3 Columbus, O., Dec. 26. Falling into a dough mixer he was feeding H. D. Vs.nkirk, 47. was whirled round and round until every bone in his body was crushed before the machine was stopped and he was extricated, a corpse. The accident occurred at the Bliss bakery, where Vankirk wa3 employed 15 years as assistant superintendent. No one was on the second floor wher- " fnto the mixer.

Tiie Kind Yen

Bears the Signature of

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hildrea.

Always Bough!

Artificial gas, the 20th Century fueL 10-tf

E CUNNINGHAM AND SMITH.

e Shoplifter," Introducing their

rsinging dog, "Zero."

UGH V. AND BESSIE LEE.

In a "Roman's Sybil's Dream.

E PH I LOSCOPE.

i "New Brother." "A Glutton TaKen for a Thief," "Oh, ThatLimbu.

ger."

Special matinee each Saturday: children 5 cents. AH otbir matlneefc

10c. except to children under 5 years. Souvenirs Wednesday Acatliiee.

HAYS BROS.'

FOR LADIES AND 9 Sou Sen1

I Mondayjuesday,

THE AuTO TRIP CUSTOMS' 0FFICIA BEWITCHED.

THEATRE CHILDREN. tst.

iyifor

edijesday

PROGRA

,Dec.24,25,26

ILLUSTRATED SONGS.

"We've Been Chums for Fifty Years." Words and

Music by Thurland Chattaway.

CONTINUOUS SHO

--ROLLER SKATING-COLISEUM-Open Tuesday, WednesdayThursday and Saturday morning, afternoon! anevening. Music by the Richmond City Band. Admission, Gents, 15cy Ladies free. Skates 10c.