Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 73, 20 January 1909 — Page 3
PAGETHIiEI.
THE RICHMOND PAL IADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1909.
RATLIFF REBELS AGAU1ST CAUCUS BEIHGJIICTATOR Cfvlc League Pet Demands That Each Republican Be Allowed to Vote on Option Repeal as Desired.
CONFERENCE DOES NOT REACH ANY DECISION
the President is Cain and - he finds that the "mark of the beast is on
Roosevelt's forehead," and that the
numbers of the beast as given in the
Book of Revelations spell Roosevelt.
Evans says God has Instructed mm
to go all the way and He would be with him. He says he is like Daniel
in the lion's den and nothing can harm
him. He can put his bands in fire ana not be burned. He can scratch all over broken glass and no injury will re
sult. He is ready to give up his lire in execution of God's will. He also savs his son is Abel on earth, and
that is why he feels called upon to
carry out God's will and kill Cain.
Night before last he rode in a hack
all over town, hunting for Cain. Fin-
allv he was taken to an Advent
Church by the driver where Evans
says he discovered that it was. the City of Babel, and that if he had stayed
there longer he would have become
crazy.
Evans has five sons, the oldest 14 years old. His wife is ill.
Committee Will Probably Re
port to House on Repeal
Measure Tomorrow But Re publicans Are at Sea.
Palladium Bureau Indianapolis, Jan. 20.
The probability of an early report
atom the public morals committee of
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the house on the proposed repeal of the county option law has caused a
Caucus of republicans to be called to consider what action should be taken. (The republican members are looking 'for a report on the bill riot later than tomorrow and they say that a minority report is sure to be turned in with Ithe majority report. Under the rules the minority report must first be dis
posed of. It is expected that the
democrats will vote to adopt the ma
jority report In favor of the passage of the bill.- The republicans will vote
for the minority report to kill the bill. .. Republicans Doubtful
But it has been learned that the
republicans are not anywhere near a
unit on the proposition, and that. some
of them refuse to be bound by any
(caucus rule.
The caucus broke up without any
lagreement being reached. This was
due mainly to the fact that Representatives Schreeder and Hewig of Evtansville refused to be bound by any caucus agreement to line up solidly
against the repeal bill, and Represen
tative Ratliff, of Richmond, declared that he favored giving each member
'the right to vote as he pleased indi
widually on the proposition. Ratliff
ico'mes from a county where, it is re
Iported here, the "wets" are making
(headway In their fight against the !drys at the local option election soon
flo be held. j Anxiously Wait Elections. v Speeches were made by Represen
Vtatlves Grieger, ' Eschbach, Fitch, King, Talbott and others and they
were not all alike. The question of the coming county option election, in
the eleven counties in which they have been called was discussed and
the members appeared anxious to know just what effect they will make
on the passage of the repeal bill.
It is said that the committee viU not report on the local option repeal
bill for several days but it may make
a report at any time.
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Otis Skinner. Theatergoers who are lovers of Bal
zac's novels, have in store for them
an unexpected treat in the production by Otis Skinner at the Gennett theater, Jan. 25, of his newest success,
The Honor of the Family," adapted
by Paul M. Potter from one of Bal
zac's justly famous romances. The
play ran- for four months in New
York . last season to crowded houses,
at the beautiful Hudson theater. Ev
erything that Mr. Skinner produces is of extreme Interest. Intense devo
tion to his art, an excellent habit of thinking for himself and so Imparting originality into every" part he creates,
have been the secret of his great suc
cess. "The Honor of the Family" is a
strong, daring drama, with an essentialy romantic environment, v Mr.
Skinner will assume the character of
Philippe Bridau, one of the faithful Bonapartlsts : after the Emperor's
downfall, who vowed in good earnest
a mortal enmity to the Bourbons and even refused the . opportunities which
were offered to him for employment
in the Infantry with his rank of Lieu-
tenant-Colone.1. The character is one j
in which recklessness, unblushing effrontery and cool courage are blended
in a most fascinating way.
IS
9 NOW
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That Was Intention of Charles Evans Who Is Victim of Religious Insanity.
LUNATIC
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"Too Many Wives."
The famous Spanish dancer, "La
Manolita," now under contract with the Mittenthal Brothers Amusement
Company, will appear in conjunction
with their production of the musical
comedy "Too Many Wives." During the engagement of this play at the
Gennett theater, "La Manolita" will
produce the latest sensation, "The Dance of the Veils," assisted by her
own company of twelve people. This
novel feature is staged with a wealth of special scenery, . historical cos
tumes and electrical effects, making it one of the most expensive features
with any entertainment of this class.
Washington, Jan. 20. Charles N. P. Evans, 36 years old, 906 Seventh street, Southeast, was arrested in the House subway yesterday while hunting for President Roosevelt, whom he said he must kill. Evans, who is a paper hanger by trade, is a victim of religious insanity, It is said, and says he is impelled to kill the President from religious motives. He was searched in the office of the Capitol police, but no weapons were found upon him. He was taken to the Sixth Precinct Police Station.. According to the rambling story Evans told the police he has been studying the Scriptures since he was 12 years old. He has discovered that
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The New Phillips.
It is very seldom nowadays that ' one sees any relic of the motives that prompted our present civilization in
America. And this relic is an old hat of over a hundred years of age is all the more interesting. Away back
in our history can be found the blood
of the Puritans. It was the Puritans
who furnished the stable blood of
America and anything with direct re
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ance. Danny Mann as "Uncle Hicky'
n "Mandy Hawkins" at the New Phil
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was given him by the grandson of one
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says these boots have been on. every i vaudeville stage in the United States,
a great number in Canada and a few in!
Mexico. The work of Mr. and Irs.
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MOHTHtY MEETING
Factory Propositions Consideration.
Under
At the meeting of the directors of
the South Side Improvement Association last evening, routine business
was taken up for consideration. Sev
eral factory propositions are under in
vestigation but as yet the association
is not ready to make any report.
.State
Last year Brazil needed over 20.000,-
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SHE WANTS DAMAGES
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Mrs. Gertrude hiii ot mcn-
mond, Sues Washington Street Railway Co.
HAS LEFT FOR THE CAPITOL
Mrs. Gertrude Hill and daughter,
Miss Marguerite have gone to Wash
tnrtnn. n. C. where Mrs. Hill will en
ter suit against the Washington street :
car company for damages" for injuries received during the summer of 190". An effort was made to keep the m'at-
ter a secret by Richmond friends ana
relatives. The amount of damages to be asked are Jiot known.
Mrs. Hill was a passenger on a t 1. A. 3 I iVn
street car in mat cuy uunug w
month of August, 1907, and in augniing, stepped off from the wrong side.
The car startea up Deiore sue uau
safely alighted and she fell, breaking her hip. For several weeks she was
confined to her bed In a Washington hospital and then was brought to this city.
i Meat is high, fruit scarce, so buy
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R a vans and Royalty. Throughout the history of the Hapsburg family of emperors ravens have continually appeared to Its members as heralds of woe. At the moment when Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria began at Olmuts his troubled reign a number of ravens flew over the town. , It is told also that when the ill fated Archduke Maximilian was about to leave Europe for his fatal Imperial career in Mexico a raven persisted in following him and his wife as they strolled In a g den and that on the afternoon before the Empress Elizabeth was assassinated at Geneva a raven swooped down upon her in the woods above Territet and knocked a peach oat of her hand.
Phillips Theatre.
VAUDEVILLE. WEEK JAN. 17TD. Eiri r.hawge programme Mon-
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Presenting
Maady Daivlsins
7 OTHER BIG ACTS.
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