Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 154, 10 April 1910 — Page 10
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' Tb Sarcnth Department Encampment committee tg the Dearer Brown Camp No. 20 U, 8. W. V, will hold an important meeting Monday evening. April 11 at 7:30 o'clock In the Corns tock building for the purpose of completing arrangements for the entertainment of the Seventh Depart
ment ' Encampment to be held In this
city June 27 and 28. A full attendance is desired. The committee la composed as follow:
Frank C. Klbbey. chairman; Elmer
8. Laymon, secretary; Albert ' ' E. Hundley, treasurer; William Ball, George Elliott. C O. Kuhlman. Frank Ruscbe, C. A. Rlegel. Gilbert Henniger, M. C. Reckers. C. 8. McCoole. H.
r Pstrav Aitril.nn C. Hnrat. Paul
Comstock, John J. Steele, Roy Nor-
ris. Dr. A. O. Martin, Joseph R, Cook,
C. C. Allen, Ed C. Newcomb, Fred eKrsey, Fred Bode, A. N. Grice, Oscar Tauer, Jr.
TO SEOD DELEGATION
It la .thought that at least one hundred persona from this city Awill attend the Layman's convention to be held at Indianapolis this week. A great deal of interest is manifested In the affair by local laymen and already over fifty persons from here have signified their Intention of attending the
state convention, it is the opinion of
many that this number will be swelled
to one hundred without difficulty. The convention opens Tuesday evening and
will be in aession two days following. Every church in this city will be represented, it is said.
WIRE FLASHES!
- . ENGINEER 18 KILLED.
Columbus, O.. April 9. Engineer
Edward Mahoney of Cleveland . was
killed and his fireman badly injured
in a collision between a Big Four passenger and a freight train at Caie-
dinoa this morning. "
COOIITESS HAS A FIT
' (American News Service) Verflce, April 9. Countess Tarnowska, the "enchantress' charged with Instigating the murder of her husband, collapsed in her cell today, shrieking that she was a victim of a band of persecutors. The attack ended in a
fit, from which she recovered sufficiently to attend her trial.
SHEW
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BISHOPS
" . ; (American News Service) St Paul, Minn., April 0. -Archbishop Ireland today announced the appointment of Blahopa for the newly erected diocese of Crookston and Bismarck. The Reverend Thomothy J. Warren, of Duluth, was appointed to the former, and Abbott Vincent Therle of Bismarck torthe latter. , ,
CONDITIO!! CRITICAL
No change is reported in the condition of James Van Dusen, Richmond's
"Grand Old Man," who is now nearing his ninety-eighth birthday anniversary, and who is Bald to be dying at his home on North Thirteenth street. Mr. Van Dusen la probably the oldest living railroad official in the United States. He does not appear to , be afflicted with any particular disease, but his condition is the result of senility. The relatives have been summoned to his bedside. .
A 025 REWARD Will be paid by the South Side Improvement Association for any Information that will lead' to the conviction and punishment of any person or persons found guilty of damaging the Beallview pavillion or any other property of the association in the Beallview addition. - By order of the board of directors, MATT VON PBIN, Secretary. 10-lt
eats now on sal at Flhe'a Drug Store) for exhibition drill of Oregon Degree team April 14. 10 cents extra for reserved seats. , 10-lt
PREPARE PROGRAM
The general entertainment committee of the Indiana Municipal league will hold a meeting Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the office of the board of works, for the pufpose of making definite arrangements for the program for the convention which will" be held in Richmond in June. The tentative program drawn up some time ago has been - subjected to' several . changes, many of the speakers finding it impossible to deliver addresses before the convention owing to previous engagements. It is hoped to complete the local end of the program at the meeting Monday evening, when representatives of the different organizations of the city will be present.
110 DRUNKS ALLOWED
- A campaign on the drunks who believe that they can recover from their inebriated condition by visiting .the parks of the city and sleeping off the effects on the park benches, has-been instituted by Superintendent of Parks Ed. Hollern. The practice has been very common in the past for intoxicated parties to spend entire days in-the parks, much to the disgust and discomfort of the women and children visitors. The same consideration which" inebriates have been given, when in parka in the past, will not be a part of the curriculum of Mr. Hollern.
A HORRIBLE DEATH
Brooklyn. April 9. Miss Susan
Lustgerten, aged 19, died today as the result of burns received at Adelphi college, where college girls held a
"Ghost Dance" last night. Two oth
er young women sustained serious
burns and several others were slightly scorched. Robed in ghost gowns they danced around a brazier filled with
salt and alcohol which produced a
purple flame. Miss Lustgerten at
tempted to replenish the alcohol sup
ply before the .blaze had entirely extinguished which caused an explosion and panic .
club, the program being made up of
compositions of Lulu Jones Downing.
Thomas MacBurney, the well known
baritone, presented "Life's Way," "My
CHILD DRINK8 LAUDANUM. Lafayette, April 9. Laura Brand the three year old daughter of Glenn Brand, died today at Dayton. Indiana, from drinking a mixture of laudanum and belladonna left on a shelf within reach. .
TO PRORE All ORGY
, (American New Service) Trenton, N. J., April 9. A special session of the legislature-to investigate the alleged orgies In the State House that marked the end of an all night meeting of the last session, was demanded today by Mark A. Sullivan, minority leader of Hudson County, in which Jersey City is located. He made the demand in a letter to Governor Fort. The alleged drinking and presence of women in the state house, has aroused . a storm of indignation throughout the state. .
'Music
IMPORTANT EVENT. An Important musical . event' for the week is the open meeting of the Music Study club to be held Wednnsday evening at 'eight o'clock In the Starr Piano parlors. Each member is privileged to invite ten guests. As this is the last meeting of the year, special effort will be made to make it a success. The program will be made up of the best numbers given at the various morning meetings of the club during the past season. The program committee however is given a hard task, for It is very difficult to select the . best numbers as all the mornings' programs are always excellent. This recital is the most important musical event for the week. The Music Study club Is one of the
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best known musical organisations In this city and is just closing a most
successful season- of beneficial study.
Jt Jt Jt .- MAY FESTIVAL REHEARSAL. All persons who are members of
the May Festival chorus are urged
to be present at the rehearsal to be held Tuesday evening at seven-thirty
o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. Jt Jt Jt GUARANTEE LIST A GOOD ONE.
The guarantee list of almost a
hundred representative citizens of this city, was the answer to the management of the Earlhom Oratorio so
ciety as to whether musicians and lovers of music in this city and vicinity would be sufficiently interested in the forthcoming concerts ; on
April twenty-seventh, afternoon and evening, in the Murray theater. This coupled with the unsolicited demand
for ' tickets and the Immediate dis
posal of ail boxes in the theater, shows that a representative audience
of this city's talent and education
will attend the performances. In the
afternoon a piano recital will be giv
en. The society will render tha Mes
siah In the evening. Jt Jt
CORINNE RIDER KELSEY.
Corinne Rider Kelsey," who has ap
peared here in the May Festivals giv
en In the last few years will be in the future under a new management. Few American singers having attained prima donna rank enjoy greater popularity than Madam Kelsey. ' Possessed - of a soprano voice of exceptional beauty, she has sung throughout the country under the most important auspices. In Europe - where she has appeared, her fame is no less than in her own country. - Jt Jt : Jt A NEW SCHOOL. No doubt persons who read the Munsey Magazine noticed in this month's publication the following: Become a pianist in six weeks. Does not take continual daily practice as with old systems. Each lesson pictured plainly. Any pupil young or old, can easily learn. Address Conway School of Music, 49 Tuscola street Detroit, Mich. If the art is so simply pianists will be numbered by the' thousands from this on. ENGAGED FOR FESTIVALS. Madame Nordica has been engaged for the ; Buffalo and Paterson music festivals. She will sing in Buffalo May twelfth and in Paterson. May thirteenth. J Jt Jt CONCERNING MRS. DOWNING. The following clipping from the Musical Courier concerning Mrs. Downing, a former member of the local Music Study - club, but now of Chicago, is: Lulu Jones Downing and Mrs. Sanger Steel furnished the program at the home of Gertrude Merrick at Oak Park last Thursday evening. The following ' Tuesday a composers' recital took place at the Oak Park
Star,- "Only a Rose." How Do I Lover "Evening Song." Sad Memories," all of which were -i given ; ta good style and proved to be successes.
Mrs. Sanger Steel also appealed o this program, singing a group of Mrs. Downtime's songs with excellent results.
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