Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 80, 27 January 1909 — Page 3

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United States Soldiers, by Direction of President, tor Evacuate Fair Cuba.

ALL DEBTS PAID THURSDAY OOVERNOR MAGOON STATES REORGANIZED REPUBLIC NOW UN ENCUMBERED BY DEBTS OF FORMER REGIME.

Washington, D. C, Jan. 27. In accordance with the directions of President Roosevelt, the United States troopB will be withdrawn from Cuba, tomorrow, In accordance with a request of the citizens of the Island. This date is the anniversary tF the birth of Jose Marti, the Cuban patriot. There are about 5.000 American troops on the island and their withdrawal will be gradual beginning on the date named. Gov. Magoon in a statement recently made declared that "Cuba will enter upon the conduct of her own government with every chance of success. The tranquility of the island is complete and there is not the slightest chance of disorder upon the change of government." Asked about the reported issue of bonds, the -governor said : "The Provisional government does not need a bond issue. Certain contracts were made for sewering the city of Havana and the expenses were to be met by a bond issue. The bonds were nev,er ; issued. , The new Cuban government may be able to meet the expense of putting Havana in a good sanitary condition and it. would seem as if the better plan would be to leave the matter of meeting the debt to the new government, inasmuch as work under the contract has only fairly begun. It may be possible to pay the bill from current revenues of the city of Havana." Gov. Magoon called attention to the fact that the United States authorities found a debt of many- millions hanging over Cuba when the Provisional government began. All of this will have been paid by tomorrow and all the expenses of extraordinary local Improvements met.

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LYMAU SUIT HEARD i BY REGULAR JURY Case in. Which $200 Damages Is Asked.

fhe suit, of Frederick Lyman vs the Tcrre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company was on trial in the Wayne circuit court yesterday. - The case is being heard by the regular letit jury. Lyman asks $200 damages for being ejected from a car of the defendant company.

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Y. M. C. A. LECTURER NO SPEAK TO BOYS Want Boys Department for This State.

T. A. Crosby, of Chicago, International secretary of the V. M. C. A. in charge of the boys' department of the western field will speak to the boys of the local association Thursday evening, and the Ladies' Auxiliary on Friday afternoon. The Indiana state association intends to form a boys' department-and it is about this that Mr. Crosby "will speak. In theTeveningt he boys will give a banquet in his honor.

WERHLE BOARD TO H0LDA MEETING To Consider Temporary Quarters Question.

The full board of the Wernle Orphan's Home will meet on February 2 to consider plans for housing the children during the reconstruction of their present quarters. The board hopes to have places provided for all the children before March 1, when contractor Lamb expects to start to work on razing the old building in order that the new may be built on the same location. It is probable that temporary quarters will be provided at the home.

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THE THEATER

THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

GENNETT. Wednesday "Too Many Wives. Thursday "Princess. Bonnie. Friday "Princess Bonnie." Saturday "The Wolf." NEW PHILL'PS. All Week High Class Vaudeville.

"Too Many Wives." The musical comedy, "Too- Many Wives,", the attraction at the Gennett theater this evening, . , announces a novel extra feature in "La Manolita," the famous Spanish dancer, with her own company, of twelve people, presenting "The Dance of the Veils." In a series of tableaux dancing "La Manolita" depicts the charming of Herod and advance reports of the dance are exceedingly flattering.

"The Wolf." Next Saturday evening at the Gennett promises to be a notable event, the occasion being the first presentation in this city of Sam S. and Lee Shubert's "The Wolf," the play that set-all Chicago talking. for more than ten weeks, during its run in that city at the Chicago opera house. A matinee will also be given. "The Wolf is from the pen of Eugene Walter, author of several dramas, but it is so different from the usual run of plays that it leaves a distinct Impression of its own upon the mind of the spectator. The story and theme is new. There is an abundance of bright dialogue, droll humor and the pathos and sentiment of the play are not of the artificial sort.: The stage settings are remarkably elaborate and many of the scenes are so well managed as to receive hearty applause. The engagement of "The Wolf" promises to be a record-breaker.

that now all interest seems to be in "what is Princess Bonnie going to be?" The opera was written by Willard Spencer well known also for his other successes, "Miss Bob White," "The Little Tysoon" etc., and his most popular composition. In the cast of the production are the musical and dramatic element of the city, the list of the principals consisting of Miss Josephine Cates, Juliet Swayne, Marie Kaufman, Pearl Hasecoster, Roy Lacey, Howard Kamp, Myron Malsby, Raymond Swing, - Walter Eggemeyer, W. R. Poundstone. A chorus of more than fifty voices will be greatly in evidence on the musical numbers. A great feature will be a most beautiful Spanish dance by sixteen of Richmond's most: charming younger set.

"Princess Bonnie." With assurances of playinff to a packed house on Thursday and Friday evenings, when "Princess Bonnie" will be on the boards at- the Gennett. every member of the big cast taking part in the production together with the members of the St. Paul's Guild under whose auspices the opera is, being staged, feel in a great way, paid for their untiring efforts toward making "Princess Bonnie" the most successful amateur production ever in Richmond.-. - The first rush for seats has been a great one, in fact practically the body oi the house has already been eoM m "l- ;

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SHE WILL BESPOHSOR Miss Cahall Selected to Christen the United States Battleship Delaware.

"AMERICAN DREADNOUGHT"

Wilmington, Del., Jan. 27. Miss

Anne P. Cahall of Bridgeville has accepted the invitation of Governor Lea to christen the new battleship Delaware, when she is launched at Newport News, Va., early In February. The appointment of Mies Cahall as sponsor for the new "American Dreadnought is a courtesy to the successor of Mr. Lea as state executive. Miss Cahall being a niece of Governor-elect James Penewill. With the announcement of the early launching of the battleship bearing the state's name the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Delaware has renewed its fight to have the giant 20,000 ton vessel christened with water. The Delaware and her sister ship, the North Dakota, now under construction, will be the largest battleships up to the present in the United States navy. They each have ten 12-inch and fourteen 5-inch guns in their armament. Each vessel will have a displacement of 20,000 tons and both are designed for a speed of twenty-one knots. .

'Mary's Lamb." opera mosle to be at Geaaett early la FeTs. "Rlclunoaa Rag." by May Atrieleraeloe. -Daale Girl Uarea." Boy Allea. At kkobfs r.:us:c sum, 5 n m si Call for 10c Catalog of Sheet Music

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VAUDEVILLE. DALF WEEK JAN. gsTTL Entire change of pragram Monday . Thursday

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at the Lyric (Shubert's) Theatre, New York City, and Four Months at the Chicago Opera House and Gsrrick (Shubert's) Theatre, Chicago. , Free List positively suspended. . t. -The Woir is a play Chat one remembers and thinks . sboat loos; after the curtain falls." Peoria (IIL) Journal, Nor. 22. 1908. Sale opens Thursday morning. Jan. 29, 10 a. m. Prices Matinee. 25. 50. 73, SL

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