Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 362, 12 February 1907 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, February 12, 1907.

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Bad Stomach Makes Bad Blood.

Vou can not make sweet butter In a foul, unclean chnrn. The stomach serves as a churn In which to agitate, work up and disintegrate our food as it is being digested. If it be weak, t-luggish ana foul the res alt will be torpid, sluggish liver and bad, impure blood. The ingredients of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are jut such as best serve to correct and cure all such derangements. It is made up without a drop of alcohol in Its composition: chemically pure, triple-refined glycerine being used instead of the commonly employed alcohol. Now this glycerine Is of itseff a valuable medicine, instead of a deleterious agent like alcohol, especially in the cure of weak stomach, dyapepsia and the various forms of indigestion. Prof. Finley Kllfngwood, M. 1).. of Bennett Medical College, Chicago, says of it: In dyspepi It serve an excellent purpose. It U one of the bent manufactured product of the present time in Its action upon enferblel, disordered stomachs; especially if thre 1 ulceration or catarrhal ra.strtU (catarrhal inflammat ion of stomach), it it a rnokt efficient preparation. Glycerine will reliere many cases of pyrosis (heartburn) and excessive gastric acidity. It is ueful in rhronlc intestinal dyspepsia, especially the flatulent variety, and in certain forms of chronic constipation, stimulating the secretory and excretory functions of the intestinal gland" When combined, in Jast the right proportions, with Golden .Seal root, .Stone root. Black Cherry bark, Queen's root. Bloodroot and Mandrake root, or the extracts of these, as in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, there can be no doubt of its f:reat efficacy in the cure of all stomach, iverand intestinal disorders and derangement. These several ingredients have the. strongest endorsement in all such cases of such eminent medical leaders as Pro. It. Bartholow. M. I)., of Jefferson Medical College. C'hicairo; Prof. Tlohart A. Hare. M. P., of Medical lJ-partment, I'nlversitv of l'a. : Prof. Laurence Johnson. M. P.. Medical Pepartrnenf. University of New York: Prof. Hdwin M. Hale, M. P.. Hahnemann Medical C"olleire.Cbtraffo: Prof. John M. Scudder. M. P. nd Prof. John King. M. P.. Authors of the American Dispensatory, and scores of others among tbit leading medical men of our land. Who can doubt the curative virtues of a medicine the ingredients of which have such a profenHUiTutl endorsement? Constipation cured by Doctor Pierce' Pleasant Pellets. One or two a dose. FAILED TO REGAIN LOVE! SHOT WIFE, THEN HIMSELF Deserted Chicago Husband Successful in Taking His Own Life, Though His Wife May Live Left Note Wishing Thaw Success. (Publishers' Press Chicago! rtrj. il. After writing a letter, saying he-would make a final ffort at reconciliation with his wife and if he failed would kill her and himself so he could be with her in death, Anton J. Vodica, 22, a machinist, dangerously wounded his wife, 20, - and killed himself. A postscript to his letter says: "i hope .Thaw will be a free man before long. I think he was justified In killing White. I wish him success." The shootiing occurred in the home of the young woman's mother, Mary Skella, where the wife went to live after leaving her husband. They were married less than a year. A few weeks ago they disagreed and she left him. In the letter Vodica told how many times he had sought to regain his wife's affections and failed. lie stated he would agree to live anywhere she wished on her promise to "forget the pasL" The woman's condition is critical. Free advice given on the germ diseases of domestic animals. Write tho National Medical Co., Sheldon, la. "Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil is the best remedy for that ease croup. Has been success in our family for eight years Mrs. I Whiteacre, Buffalo, X. Y. GOWN GOSSIP. nigh satin crowns are found on velvet trimmed hats. One very strong feature of the wash gowns will be the contrasting of trimmings with the material. There Is promised a return of the separate silk skirt, both in black and color, and a positive rage for the silk tailored salt. The early spring tailor suits show the round and very simple skirt, usually trimmed with bands or tucks stitched many times above and below. Shoulder capes of the same material as the gowns with which they are, worn promise to be serious rivals of the present little empire coats. New York Tost. DO YOU GET UP WITH A TvAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. t Kilmer s SwampRoot, the great kid ney, liver ana Dlad.i.l i H3 It is the great tnedll'i ical triumph of the ! L nineteenth centurv ; "tsa of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidnev and bladder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly enring lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Fright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidnev trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work and iu private practice, and has proved so successful iu every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have rot already tried it. may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also 3 book telling more alxjut s'wamp-Root. and how to fipd out if you have kidney or bladder trou ble. When writing mention reading tins generous offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer 5fc Co., Binghamton, rf. Y. The regular fiftv-cent and onedollar size bottles are Hao ot swamp-Boot, told by all good druggists. Don't make sny mistake, but remember the name. frwamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swarrrp-Root. snd the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on rv bottle.

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.... . Miss Blanche Walsh will appear here vehi NEWS OF THE THEATERS Theatrical Calendar. GENNETT. Monday, Feb., 11 Beginning a week of repertoire. Monday, Feb. 18 Blanche Walsh. Wednesday, Feb. 20 "The Corner Grocery." Thursday, Feb. 21 Virginia Harned. Saturday, Feb. 23 "Pair of Country Lads." PHILLIPS'. Entire Week High class vaudeville. Vaudeville at the Phillips. Return of the original American Newsboys quartet to the New Phil lips this week, has proven a popular stroke. . This quartet was here a year ago and scored a big success and the same is none the less true of the pres ent appearance, judging by the most cordial welcome of yesterday after noon and last night. The qu.Vtet keeps up-to-date with its music avnl has a way about it that makes gocv with an audience from the start This aggregation will be the headliners at

the house all week. But it is not the,jer that this scene may not be inter-

whole show, for Mark and Laura Da vis put on a clever sketch entitled, "Hans, the Grocery Boy;" Floyd Mack erotesqua acrobat and dancer, hardly ever fails to secure a recall; Roscoe '

often fatal dis-Jand Sims, who present "The English here with its New York cast and pro-, sible to the revolutionists in Nicaraeen used with , Tourist and the Coon," are very good auction, under the management of Va-; gua, who aim to overthrow Zelaya for

and one member of the team manages ! tn KffMitv mitsin frnm n nrdtnnrv a thing as a tin can, usually supposedly to be good for nothing but to tie to a dog's tail; a new illustrated song is given and motion pictures of more than ordinary interest are shown. One of these is entitled "The Country School Teacher," and the other is "Effects of a Thunder Storm," showing some unusual features. Wednesday a souvenir matinee will be given and a special five-cent matinee for children on Saturday. Repertoire at the Gennett. There is every reason on the part of the American Stock company, which opened a week's engagement at the Gennett yesterday afternoon, to feel well pleased with the reception accorded. Although it is not the usual thing to give a matinee on Monday, and only a short notice was given that such was the intention, there was a large audience present and at night the business was very big. So well pleased were the patrons that there is little if any doubt that the house will do a big business all week. Tho bill both Monday afternoon and night, was the same, "The Man-o-War's-Man," and the production was most acceptably presented, the acting,, stage setting and costumes, being in keeping. Mr. Thomas B. Alexander, who heads the company, is a native of Richmond, and for that reason special interest is added to the engagement. He has a capable company supporting him. Spec ialties are given between acts by Nan cy Boyer, Ell Fitch and Jack Warburton. The program as arranged for the remainder of the week is as fol lows: Tuesday matinee, "Game of Hearts"; Tuesday night, "Satan's Imp"; Wednesday matinee, "Trinity Chimes"; Wednesday night, "Voice of Nature"; Thursday matinee, "Voice of Nature"; Thursday night, "Jekyll and Hyde"; Friday matinee, to be an nounced: Friday night, "An Unwritten Law"; Saturday matinee, "Satan's Imp": Saturday night, "Mysteries of New York." Virginia' Harned Gennett. The first American actress to play the now so famous role of Camille was Mathilda Heron, who adapted the original French masterpiece of Alexandre Dumas the younger, ("LaDame aux Camelias") under the title of Camille," or "The Fate of a Coquette." t The very English title reveals how prudish this first American version tras. Camille as the courtesan was soon Introduced in her true French character by Helen Western and her most passionate nature portrayed before the audience of this country by

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4 'rn, next Monday night in her renowned cle. such brilliant emotional actresses as Maud Granger, Fanny Davenport, and Clara Morris. The greatest of all her modern interpreters upon the American stage is beyond dispute Virginia Harned, who has held the laurels for the past six years as the most illustrious of our Camilles. Hitherto, she has only presented her portrayal of the character in the largest cities of the land, but this year she is making a special tour in the part, supported by a cast chosen for this one production alone, and headed by William Courtenay as Armand Duval. It is a matter for congratulation that this city is to be one of the favored places of presentation, and this attraction will be the signal event at the Gennett. Blanche Walsh Genne-tt. Blanche Walsh and her new Clyde Fitch drama of New York life will come to the Gennett on next Mcnday evening. The play won the stamp of complete metropolitan approval during its long and successful run at the Astor theatre, when it was generally conceded to be the most talked of dramatic offering along . Broadway. The one scene which was received as a distinct novelty is the whispering scene in Moll O'Hara's room, where for twelve minutes the action is carried along with voices so low that the audience all but refrains from breathing, so that nothing of import to the story be lost to them. In orrupted, the management of the theatre will place a guard at every entrance of the house, who will forbid anyone to enter or leave the theatre until the scene is finished. I he play comes genhals and Kemper. Chinese Society in Ohio. Publishers' Press.J Ccluinti . . cu. ti. The Chinese Empire Reform association was incorporated primarily for the purpose of "the propagation of concrete ideas that the Chinese empire may fully share' in the progress and enlightenment of the time and may have accorded to it the standing which It is by history and inherent possibility entitled." The organization will prepare to systematically study the Eng lish language and promote the mutual welfare of its members. CLUSTER OF CURRENTS Plucked From the Vibrant Vines of Telegraphic Communication. New Orleans. Strike begun by local Louisville & Nashville railroad switchmen for $3 per day and 10 hours' work. Zanesville, O. Marion Fouts, 14, of Dresden, jumped on a freight train, fell between the cars and was so mangled. He died soon afterward. Little Rock, Ark. State Senator Howard Robb. 4S. died at his home in Arkansas City. Was the first secretary of the Arkansas Railway commission. Chattanooga, Tenn. Mass meeting of women protested against printing in daily papers the revolting details of Thaw murder case and trials of a like nature. Huntington, W. Va. Body of W. H. Gibson of Pikeville, Ky was found lying over a steep embankment, his head badly crushed. Authorities believe he was murdered. Washington. Mass meeting in interest of temperance moral reform adopted resolutions indorsing the Webber bill to abolish the liquor traffic in the District of Columbia. Topeka. Kan. Supreme court dismissed cases against Chauncey Dewey the millionaire ranchman, and his cowboys, Clyde Wilson and W. J. Mo Bride, charged with killing Berry family In western Kansas in 1903. " See how what you have reard looks in print and get a dollar for doing it Win the news -tip" prize. There is a daily average of 47,000 pounds of condemned food (besides the milk) destroyed by the York City board of health. New TOHIA. piijt Kins YtJ Haw JUttis Bcgi

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CLARENCE JESSUP WANTEDJBY FISHER Local Baseball Star is Offered a Contract by Shreveport, La., Manager.

NOT LIKELY TO ACCEPT, JESSUP FEARS THE FEVER GERMS OF SOUTHERN CLIMATE RICHMOND GIANTS AS YET WITHOUT A BALL PARK. Clarence Jessup the well known local baseball and polo player has received an offer from Manager Tom Fisher of the Shreveport, La., team in the Southern league to play with that team this coming season. The Southern league is a class A league and ranks with the American association, of which circuit Indianapolis and Columbus, O., are members. Mr. JessHp stated yesterday that he had not signed with Shreveport yet and probably would not, although the contract offered him was a liberal one. "Several players who have been with teams in the Southern league have fold me Northern players run great danger of accumulating fever germs, which puts them in poor condition for base ball." Manager Fisher is an Indiana man, hailing from Muncie. Fisher is a brother of Chauncey Fisher, the former well known pitcher and polo player, and has been very successful with his Shreveport team and is one of the star pitchers of that organization. Jessup was asked if there was any prospect of his managing a good team in" this city the coming season. He intimated that such a thing was probable but was not prepared to go into details. "I would like to have a good minor league or independent team in Richmond this season" remarked Mr. Jessup. The local colored team, the Giants, is making arrangements to put a fast team in the field this sea son but up to the present time they have not secured Athletic park. LITTLE ONES QUARREL HONDURAS IS AGGRESSIVE President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, Sends Word to Government at Washington that His Country is Being Provoked. New York. Feb. 11. The following dispatch was received from President Zelaya of Nicaragua: "Nicaragua is being provoked by Honduras,, which is preparing to repeat her recent aggression." The United States steamer Barracouta feft Panama three davs aeo loaded 'with war material for Presi dent Zelaya of Nicaragua and Nicaraguan refugees there are happy, believing that their president's downfall is sure. They hope that Honduras and Salvador will give all the aid posthe help he recently gave the Honduran revolutionists. Many Important Nicaraguans are among the officers of the army of President Bonill of Honduras and with them are hundreds from the eastern department of Nicaragua. Pension Agencies. Washington, Feb. 11. The 18 pension agencif.s in the country which the house abolished in favor of the con centration of the disbursement of all pension expenditures in Washington, will be rehabiliated if the action of the senate committee on pensions is sustained. The senate committee de cided to recommend the amendment of the pension bill so as to restore all the agencies and to make provisions for their further support. For a mild, easy action of the bowels, a single dose of Doan's Regulets is enough. Treatment cures habitu al constipation. 25 cents a box. Ask jour druggist for them. I'uiialn&ieml. Jones met Smith. "How are you, old man? said Smith I haven't seen you for come time. "No; I've been out In my new auto mobile." "Indeed! I didn't know you had e motor car." "Oh. yes. Thought I'd follow youexample. Automobiling Is great fur Isn't itr "Splendid. Fine weather, too, formotoring. By the way. what Is joui motor car?" "My auto is the Skiddoo." "Ah, yes. Good car. - "Fine auto." "Motor carl" "Automobile. "Prigr "Dubr Here they fight each other to the death. New York Life. A Brljcbt Voath. Schoolmaster (sternly) John Smith, you are late this morning! Johnny Yes. sir. The snow and sleet was so bad that every step I took I slipped back two. Schoolmaster Tut tut! What exag geration! If you slipped back two steps for. every one you took forward, how did you ever get here at all? Johnny (Innocently) Please, sir, X started to walk home. Woman's Home Companion. If m need of a hog, sheep or cattle j dipping tank, write before buying to I the National Medical Co., Sheldon, la.

Ihe SPORTING WORLD Kelly Anxious to Fight.

Hugo Kelly, the great middleweight ! Cjrhter, Is making a very loud noise j ju.t now. He Is so anxious to fight ; that he is with difficulty coaxed to go , to bed at night. j Kelly's manager and a representative j of Tommy Ryan met in Chicago re- j cently a.a-1 opened bids for a Kelly- ! Ryan bout. They were inclined most favorably toward an offer of $15,000 . from tfce Rhyolite club of Nevada. The weight for the Ryan-Kelly fight J will be 15S pounds ringside and will be j HUGO KELLY. the first middleweight championship contest since Fitzsimmons defeated Dempsey for the title. Ryan Is of course the favorite because of hla extended experience, but Kelly is a very formidable lad, one with plenty of courage and strength to match Ryan's superior skill and generalship. Kelly Is set on meeting "Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien, and many ieople there are who will wager that the Quaker cannot knock out the Kelly boy or win from him on points. Kelly, in fact, has three or four irons in the fire, and It has been hinted that he would call off the match with Ryan if a match with O'Brien became possible. If Kelly, however, defeats Ryan, O'Brien will have to meet him. The wily Quaker will not then be in a position to say, "Go get a reputation." McKinney's Get Give Promise. Sweet Marie's sire, McKinney, 2:111, Is fast coming to the front as a remarkable sire of extreme speed and seems destined to become the founder of another great branch of the Wilkes tamily. The prominence Into which McKinney has forced himself was mostly due to his own Individual merits. His get have demonstrated their spaed ability as well as their race horse qualities. In regard to their prepotency, however, his sons and daughters are mostly too young for their offspring to demonstrate their ability. Thawing a Motor Cycle Carburetor. For the information of motor cyclists who cling to their mounts during the freezing months it may be stated that trouble with the carburetor, arising from the cold, must be handled with good, practical sense. If you are in a hurry, the only safe way to proceed Is to swathe the carburetor In cloths which have been dipped into hot water and well wrung out. Of course there are other ways of applying artificial heat, but they are apt to convert your property Into a fond memory. Bsseball In Pompeii. Harry Pulliam is still glowing over the good time he had abroad. The leader of the National league forces recalls one strange Incident of the visit to Pompeii. "While I was deep in the study of the ruins of that ancient city an American tourist learned who I was. Without any ceremony he made a dash for me and put the question, Who won the world's championship? and I had to tell him that the Chicago White Sox got there. Think of talking baseball In that old cityl" Hock Keyes Wins Australian Title. Hock Keyes, the Australian fighter, who made a rather Indifferent showing during his recent visit to the east, won the lightweight championship of Australia by defeating Bob Turner. The battle took place at the Gayety theater. Sydney. Honors were fairly even throughout the fight, but in the ninth round Keyes landed on the point of Turner's jaw, staggering him. Turner Tras helpless in the next round, and the fight was stopped. Dunn to Manage Baltimore. Joha Dunn of last year's Providence baseball club has been chosen manager of the Baltimore Eastern league club by the directors in place of Hugh Jennings, who becomes manager of the Detroit American league team. It was announced that two new players had been secured for the Baltimore club in the persons of Burrill. third baseman of Rochester, and Rapp, formerly a Toronto first baseman. Pilatus, 2: 09!, Pllatus, 2ir-Vi. owned by the Franklin county stud, Winchester, Tenn.. did a fine business in the stud the past year. William street in New York city was known as "Horse and Cart street" back in the eighteenth century. The cost of living Is still increasing In German cities at an alarming rate. Alaska has thirteen newspapers, Arizona sixty-three. New York the largest Dumber 1.937. "Hello Girls. How to be healthy and happy and be a phone girl. Ring us up for a package ot Holliater'a Rocky Mountain Tea with full particu lars. 33 cents. Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co.

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THINGS THEATRICAL. Edna May's part in "Nelly Neil that of a girl with socialist views. A new opeetta based on "The Galloper" is called "The Trouble Maker. Pierre Decourcelle's new melodrama "La Mome aux Beaux Yeux," is being dramatized for presentation in thLcountry. Jose Echegaray's play under the Ger man title "Swel Sonnen" is being net ed In a cycle of modern Spanish dramas In Berlin. Will Cressy of vaudeville fame may be starred next year by the Bhubertf In a play built on his own sketch, "A Village Lawyer." Ellen Terry's son, Gordon Craig, stag ed Ibsen's "Rosmersholm" for Elea nora Duse In Florence this winter be fore the great Italian actress recent attack of pneumonia. "The Snow Man," a musical piece bj Stange and De Koven, will be th spring offering at the Lyric theater. New York, following the engagement of Sothern and Marlowe. Miss Victory Bateman has been en gaged by Charles E. Blnney to plaj the leading role in "Parted on Ilei Bridal Tour." a dramatization of one of her own novels by Miss Laura Jean LIbbey. GLEANINGS. Rich Russians are often buried In glass coffins. The present population of Lyons, the third city of France, is about half a million. When a Jamaica belle goes to a social function she carries her shoes upon her head and puts them upon her feet when she arrives. At a cost of a million dollars the Japanese are about to build a bridge 3,230 feet long across the Yalu river between Antung and Newwiju. Explosive rock has been noted In the Tauern tunnel. In Austria. The rock GENN

ALL THIS WEEK

The Famous Stock Company The In a series of powerful dramas fal scenery.

Daily matinees at 10 cents. Prices: 10c, 20c. and 30c. Seats on sai at Westeett Pharmacy.

The New Phillips O. G. MURRAY, LESSEE F. A.

PROGRAM WEEK FEB. 11, 1907. Saturday 3, 7:45 and 9:15 p. m.

A OVERTURE. Marie Reisch Brooks, Musical Director. B MARK AND LAURA DAVIS, Presenting "Hans the Grocery Boy." C FLOYD MACK, The Grotesque Acrobat and Dancer. D FRANKLIN A. BROOKS. Song Illustrator. Special matrnee eacn Saturday: 10c. except to children under 5 years.

--ROLLER SKATING - COLISEUMOpen Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdayt morning, afternoon and evening. Music by the Richmond City Band. Admission, Gents, 15c; Ladies free. Skates 10c.

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is iu such compression that, wltlfout warning, slabs several yards in dimension will be hurled from one wall to the other. Recently a Russian squadron of 100 men, stationed near Warsaw, rod to the Austrian frontier, crossed It, rode far Into the country, sold all their horses and supplies and dispersed. Their officers, who were with them, are said to have departed straight foe America. THE ROYAL BOX. Queen Victoria Eugenie Is winning golden opinions by her charitable disposition, says a Madrid 'correspondent. She has made a round of the shops In Madrid and bought quantities ot toys for poor children. The German emperor rarely prepares a speech and never uses notes when delivering an address In public. This has been his practice for years, no matter what the subject has been on which he has had. to express his views. Queen Alexandra Is very fond of fritters prepared In American style and until a few months ago employed an old Virginian cook to make corn fritters, peach fritters and eggplant as It should Ik? prepared with batter and butter sauce. King Leopold of Belgium should bo an expert judge of hotels, for he la a prominent shareholder la some of the largest in his country. At one time be used to display extraordinary ability its a diplomat, but for some years past he has been engaged In proving that he has a genius for finance. me rnirvuaarr or mveet jnane oknot Intend to use her as an advertisement for a breakfast food, a brand of gelatin or a chewing gum. He's nothing but a horseman. Gaaollne Trlaanpfcaav. There will be a lot of new features tw fiext season's automobiles, but the Inventor of a perfect deodorizer has not Yft v - IRA SWISHER. Lessee and Manager and comedies, Car load of specVaudeville Theatre BROOKS, BUSINESS MANAGER. E ROSCOE AND SIMS, "The English Tourist and tTit Coon. F THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN NEWSBOY QUARTET. Faulkner Bros., DeLaney and Hoiden. f G THE PHILOSCOPE, Latest Motion Pictures. chiliren 5 cents. All other matmeea Souvenirs Wednesday icatitiee.