Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 310, 22 December 1907 — Page 10

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X11K KIC1I31UMD AJUljAJJItlJi AAI SUA-TiiljEGKAjl. SUNDAY, DECE3II$Elt 22, 11R7. CORHELL GLEE CLUB THREATENS STRIKL Members Declare It Is Absurd To Be Fined for "Bucking" Pink Teas. DON'T WANT TO MEET GIRLS ONE MEMBER OF THE ORGANIZATION DECLARES THAT CUSTOM INFRINGES ON SACRED RIGHTS OF COLLEGIANS.

lfw York, Ic. 21. Members of the Cornell glee elub, banjo and Mandolin club, threaten to strike because of the "blue" rules laid down for the Christm a tour. They scoff at the ideu. of being compelled to meet "pink tea' girls they lon't care to, and at the order to keep in their sleeping cars. These are decided Infringements on a college boy's liberty, they declare. The following schedule of fines and punishments have been issued: Five dollars for failure to attend any reception given in honor of the club. Three dollars and extra compensation for any member missing a train. FIvs dollars for missing or being Jate t any concert. Eight dollars for disturbing the peace of the private car between midnight and s a. m. If a man loses his voice by carelessness or through any fault of his own. lie shall return immediately to Ithaca fit his own expense. A prominent member of the club had 1his comment to make on the new jules: - "It's nonsense to fine us for not allowing up at these pink teas that are riven for us. Who wants to dress up : nd be trotted out to meet a crowd of r iris none of us expect to see again? : ';: all right in the cities, but we play

i : night stands. I know of some! i . I'd rather pay $5 than attend. glee club tours have always' i i! sort of holiday with a little i!;own in. Now, if they're go-; ? ii lie turned into a grind some of! 1 ' " quit. . ! i',.f fine of $8 for disturbing the

- uf the car after midnight is

The concerts last until 11. and '. c'ie making an overnight jump i ,!? feels like bed."

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T BEARS BUT FOR WILD OUCKS

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J. Bryan Is Now in Texas.

13 ON A HUNTING TRIP.

V .i ", Tex., Dec. 21. President : : -".vU is not to have all the huntsi ; lunels if William J. Bryan, the ; !-?Fkan. can help himself. Mr. i . vim is hot very long on bears, but ; can shoot some ducks, he says, and ' nlans for his entertainment while i the Lone Star State .include a streni is reason among the marshes and the streams where the festive mallards, bluebills, canvasbacks and piutails abide.

Lake Surprise", not far from Wallis- i

Tille, is to be the location of Col. Bry-j fin's camp. On the placid waters of: Ihis mirror-surfaced lake thousands of i ducks make their home during this

Jiarticular season and the commoner a very hopeful of making the oecufiant of the White House and his famtnis bear hunt in tha canebreaks of touisi&na look like a thirty-cent piece. There's lots of bears around about, too, and it is said that the Nebraskan fias some sinister motives on brer fcruin. Bear hunters, whose professional pride is at stake, declare that they 4s ill not let Mr. Bryan leave the camp Without having brought down enough b'ar" to make President Roosevelt's tislt into Ijoutsiana fade away into eblivlon.

C, C. k I ticket unc! 112 sal) 70 sleeping car tickets to Cfetcago tor their 11:15 P. M. train. Call on ktm. mpr8-tl 1 . S

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"BUNNY" HARE IS

MARRIED

Weds His College Sweetheart In Bloomington.

girls in the university and city. Mr. Hare was the star for four years on the football and baso ball teams and is a Phi Psi. The couple left at midnight for Noblesville, where they will make their home, the groom to be associated with bis father in the manufacture of vehicles.

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SOMETHINGIH RUSSIA Says Kuropatkin Is Guilty of Starting War.

THE AFFAIR WAS A SECRET.

Bloomington. Ind., Dec. 21. Frank j

S. Hare, of Noblesville and Miss Lulu Kemp of this city were married at

! S:;V o'clock last evening at uie

home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Kemp. North College avenue. In order to elude their college friends the wedding was kept a profound secret and no one was present except the members of the two fam-

I Hies. The Rev. James M. Brown of the First Baptist church performed jthe ceremouy. "Rabbit" Hare as he was cnUed by his college friends iear.'s fraternity bro'hers would V:il- .:, h'lu lw-foro the wedding too'; ... und for that reason no one in n;.:c n instoa aside from the family

knew what day the event would take place. The bride is a senior at Indiana University, a meaiber of the The a Sorority and one vt the most vooular

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EXPECT SENSATIONALISM.

XMAS CIGARS AND

ARTICLES

For an appropriate present for your father, brother or gentlemen friends, sco to Adam Drifmeyer, 60t Main St., the popular cigarist. A fine line of Xu as Cigars in fancy boxes of 12 and of the well known brands. Amazon. La Perla. U. S. Mail, San Felippe and a complete line of merschaum and briar pipes and smokers' articles i.i fancy boxes. r0c up. and the best brands of smoking tohaccos in caas and bacs. SO Zi

St. Petersburg. Dec. 'Jl. Having

j been refused an opportunity to testify

at the court-martial of General Stoes-j

sei, Count ltte has broken ins long : silence in a two-column letter to the' Novoe Vremya. in which he seeks ta prove that Kuropatkin was guilty uf

misleading the whole government, by an estimate of Russia's prepared neto of war. Count Witie multiplies instances of discrepancies in Kuropatkin's official ac;s and the general's testimony in the Stoessel case. He also accuses him of not having provided sufficient siege guns at Port Arthur. The controversy promises sensational developments.

A Prophet' Prophcy of His Death. The noise of Nixon's predictions reached the ears of King James, who must needs see this fool. Nixou cried out and made much ado that he might not go to court, ami the reason he gave was that he should starve. A whimsical fancy thii wss coaeidfd. Ttse king, being informed of Nixon's refusal to go to court, said that he would take particular cir thivt hn houid aot starve and ordered him to be presented. He was sent for again, and soon after a messenger brought him from Cheshire. That he might be well provided for it was ordered that he should be kept iu the kitchen, where he grew so troublesome in licking and picking the meat that the cooks locked him in a closet, and, the king going on a sudden from Hampton court to London, they forgot poor Nixon in the hurry, and he was really starved to death. Reo Bennett in Metropolitan Magazine.

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