Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 283, 19 August 1910 — Page 3

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tha Eccentrto Artist DAnniNQ OUT DILL BEARERS. He Knew the Knock ef Each Celleeter : and the Amount It Represented. London Cabbies Had Geed Rimm to , Fight thy ef the Erratic Oeniua. There was a steady atream of creditor at tbe King street studio In thorn days, aaya a writer in tha Caatury. Whistler made no affort to conceal tbe fact that ha waa deeply la debt One cay aa we were busily and alien tly worfclnt tbere came a loud bnsleessllke rap at tba door. Wblatler listened a tt entirely. f , iutr Ml(j he Tbaf ona and ten." ' Wltbln half an hour there, waa another rap, not quits ao loudT "Two and tlx." aald Wblstfer. Tsstr ' "What on earth do you mean?" I naked after a time. "Ona pound ten ahllllnga; - two pounds alz shillings. Vulvar trades men wltb their bills, colonel. Tbey want payment. Ab, well! ba sighed wltb an exaggerated air of sadness and returned to bla canrae. Then came another knock, a most ffentle, Insinuating rap. "Dear me," aald Wblatler, "that mutt be all of twenty I Poor fellow, I really mast do something for blog 80 sorry I'm not in." s t I could not take tha situation ao placidly and seized eagerly tba first opportunity of financial aid that presented Itself. rich American, ' sojourning In London, asked ma what ha could purchase and take back wltb him In tba way of art ! "By all means get a set of Whistler's etching. Unquestionably ba will make for yon a selection. Ill speak to him." I told him. and hurried back with tha good news. ' 1 Whistler waa delighted, and for a day worked busily, oTcrhaollng and sorting bla proofs. Tba selection waa a splendid ona and called for a substantial payment. It was arranged that Whistler should meet tba pup chaser at a bank In Quean street tha following morning and recelre bla check. x I Most men under the circumstances would bara thought of little else, but by tba next morning Wblatler bad wholly forgotten bla engagement He had begun a saw canrae, and waa completely absorbed In It For a while I expostulated In vain, i "Coma, Wblatler," X aald finally, "you bara been away from America ao long that you don't appreciate tha value of time to tha traveler, particularly the American traveler. You moat sot keep tba man waiting." ! "Very well." aakl be, laying down his brash, wltb a sign. "Mow we'll go." I "Way war I replied. -I dont want to go," I protested firmly. To tell tba truth, I waa looking forward with a great deal of comfort to a morning all to myself. 1 "Oh, but yon must, b said calmly, bring lag my coat and hat and presently wa atood In front of tba bouse signaling a cab. I Ona came up readily enough, but, after ona acrntlnUlng look upon tha cabby'a part drove swiftly by; another went through the same strange proceedings. I looked questlonlngly at Whistler this odd circumstance bad happened before we were together but Whistler waa calmly'slgnallng. At length a cabby took ua In. 1 Wblatler always carried aa a walking atlck a long, slender wand, a sort of a maulstick, nearly three-quarters of his own height We were no aooner seated than he began poking his atlck at the horse. Tbe animal reared, plunged wildly and atarted down the street at a breakneck gallop, while the astonished cabby swore freely and tugged desperately at the reins. Wblatler looked calmly ahead and kept poking. i Butcher boys and grocer boya made wild lea pa for safety; outraged cabbies whipped their borsee out of the way just la time; burly draymen bawled curses after us, and still we went merrily on. little wonder, thought I. la the midst of my amasement and resentment that Wblatler never gets tbe same cab twice. ! Suddenly he began waving his cane and shouting "Wboal" lie took the astonished cabby severely to task for driving so fast upon tbe public highway and ordered him back to a corner we bad Just passed. I Here a greengrocer's shop, with its orderly and colorful array of fruits and vegetables, had caught WhlsUer'a aye aa we whirled by. Ua surveyed it critically now from two different positions, the cabby merely obeying bis orders, under tbe belief. X presume, that It was policy to humor a lunatic. ! "Isn't It beautiful r exclaimed Whistler, tie pointed his long cane at one corner. "I believe I'll have that crate of oranges moved over there against that background of green. Tea, that's better," he added contentedly. We drove on to tha bank, where we found the American pacing up and down In no pleasant frame of mind; but Wblatler soon bad him pacified. and we left him waving and mil Ins adleua at us. ; The Incident at tbe greengrocer's shop re (5s like an arrant affectation. It waa not however. Whistler, aa usual, w is merely moat natural. Tbe following morning be posted bla easel at the corner and painted the ahop that pleased 14m. Sweet Juicy Valencia Oranges at Price'. 3alt In Africa. in central Africa tbe greatest of all lusurlea la salt tbe long continued use of vegetable food creating so painful a longing for tbat mineral that na lire .deprived of It for a long period bare been known to show symptoms of lotuinlty. '.., ' You will find an elegant line ot tine Chocolates to select from at Price's.

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At Local Theaters v . ' Wallace Shows. Besides the standard gay, glittering and spectacular pageantry, offerings of the bigger circuses, there are announced uncommon, pompous and historical additions, among which the Oriental section will command unusual attention as an especially striking Invocation with the HagenbeckWallace Shows, which exhibit here on August 27. The management Invites general and critical attention to this all new feature free street parade, which, unless delayed by untoward circumstances, will leavo the show grounds dally at 10 o'clock in the morning. It Is really a mastodontc and rich production of a gorgeous fete or pageant of Oriental splendors, with hundreds of men and women seen In undescrlbably ostentations and lavish, display of priceless jewels and costumes. There are one thousand people and four hundred horses in almost endless procession, besides the herds of huge elephants, camels, dromedar ies, sacred Cattle, zebras and zebus with costly trappings and parapher nalia to give the requisite coloring and embellishment to the perpetuation of a brilliant event which outshines the elastic conception of the most fanci ful recorders ot pageantry glories. In this massive street parade the Innum erable embellished wild animal dens will be seen with their sides removed and through the bara exhibiting a ma jority of the magnificent wild animal performances. In many other respects the brilliant pageant will be 'striking ly original, full of surprises and sensa tions, merriment and music, -lavisn richness, cute ponies, tableaux cars of oriental and modern design and bewildering beauty, pretty women costr ly gowned and costumes, gallant men. brilliantly garbed, . a large colony of clowns, cavalrymen, huntsmen, buglers, jockeys and charioteers. Prior to the parade and from the moment ot early arrival of the trains bearing these great shows until their departure in the nlaht every consider ation Svill be shown the public. The populace will receive an early morn ing welcome at tbe crossway where the. trains are unloaded, and may view the Interesting operation without fear of unpleasant experience. The train superintendents, and through them their subordinates, have been Instructed to be polite and courteous at all times, and. in no possible manner to offend the most sensitive either by word or action. On the show grounds the same rule Is rigidly enforced in all departments, whether large or small. Ladies without escort and children unattended are assured respectful consideration on the show graunds, as every employe has been constituted a guardian for their protection. In fact, nothing has been left undone that would enchance the comfort pleasure and peace of mind of even the most aesthetic patron ot this great circus aggregation. At the Murray. When Nelson Compston wrote "The "Cowboy Sheriff," he hit a popular chord In the theatrical world as the play has proven to be one of the most Donular In the repertoire ot the Cut ter Stock company, which attraction Is now playing at the Murray. Western plays have had a strong hold the past three seasons and in this directIon Manager Cutter Is not felt want ing aa In the "Cowboy Sheriff," he has a play on the order of "The Girl of the Golden West" and "Arizona," consequently a first class performance Is assured. It would be advisable to secure your seats early at the Murray box office for tonight, as from present Indications the house will be capacity. This Is a play full ot the best comedy In which Mr. Cansdale takes the part of "Teddy," the bashful lover, a scream. Mr. Nestelle by request will sing again the song, "I'll Change the Thorns to Roses," a popular number tbat everyone is enjoying. This Is the closing bill for the Cutter Co., and the closing week of the Murray. The same bill will be presented tomorrow at both the afternoon and night performances. The Thieving Arabs. Their whole lives are given up to tbe breeding of their flocks and herds and to systematic robbery," writes Douglas Co rut hen of bis experiences In northwestern ' Arabia. vTbe Beduoin Uvea In bis tent for a week at a time or until tbe fit comes over him. and be calls bis companions, and off tbey go on a foray to steal camels in order to Increase their own herds. The Arab's great idea is to possess a rifle. for tbat means power. In order to do this he must steal camels. So. having atolen camels, he purchases a rifle. Then come, more raids to take more camel, this time In order, to buy a wife. Camels are their sole means of exchange." . A Long took Ahead. Alice Oh. 1'Te mnde up my mind I shall never marry ."3ane Indeed! What made yon come to that decision? Alice Well. I went to tbe gypsies at Blackpool, and one of them told me I should. If ever I married, have ten children. . Jane And I suppose the prospect of such a family frightens you? Alice Oh. no: but If there were ten chlldreu. my husband and mysel I should never be able to Invite mother to stay with ua. as I couldn't live with thirteen In tbe bouse. Londou Answers.

TUNIC GOWNS TO GO. Fashion Will Have None of Them In the Fall. A - sTtnorrao TUjao aowx.yTunic gowns are not becoming to the average woman, so It will not be overwhelming news to state tbat Dame Fashion has decreed that in the fall these models will not be worn. - ' Tbere is one exception in tunic effects that should be allowed to remain tbe frock of silk or some sheer material 'veiled with tunic draperies of chiffon or material of a diaphanous texture. The costume Illustrated Is one the best types of the tunic gown which is popular this summer. The Odd Jobs Woman. If you have no particular bent but many outlets, do not feel von must train yourself into a specialty for which you have no particular fitness, which, being more plainly translated, means there 1 room in the world for the odd jobs women. - Don't you believe It? Hear bow one girl who was suddenly thrown upon her own resources made for herself a comfortable living. When forced to take account of stock she found she had no particular talent but many knacks. She could not write atorlea, be a concert singer or player, paint miniatures or teach kindergarten, but Bhe could write a clever note, bake delicious cake, pack a trunk that was a joy to behold when opened at a journey's end, play Inspiring dance music, sing ballads blessingly and read aloud delightfully. In addition she could do tine mending, clean glovea and laces and had an artistic knack of setting a table or decorating a room. It would take years to specialise on any of the branches, with no certainty of final success. While debating the girl beard a business friend lament that there was no one to help her out on tbe numerous od'obs tbat overfilled the busy worker's scant time. ''Ill be an odd jobs woman." said the girl. ' , She would go Into a woman's kitchen and bake a cake, would set her table and decorate her drawing room for company, would stay in the pantry and attend to careful service and would later go into the drawing room to play for dancing or sing a few songs. Tbe friend who bated to pack a trunk knew where she could find a good packer In an emertryicyl ..The packer

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Airships would also come early and get doilies in geod condition, run ribb-aas. mend, darn or dea -glovea and laces. Tbe society wmui . who could not afford a secretary and was swamped by her correspondence could have clever, well written notes sent out from mere jottings of information. She could also trust her for calling lists to be carefully revised and invitations written, directed and sent. Where eyes were bad or one was convalescing from a long illness there would go the girl with clever literature adapted to the taste or tbe bearer. Better yet, these stories Vere. read In a pleasing voice, with perfect enunciation. Summer Reading. Summer gives more time for reading, even to the busty woman, than doe any other season. This may- be because it is too warm for social duties and exercise, but the pleasant fact remains to the book lover. .. Systematic reading is always of more advantage than desultory, therefore for part of the time you allow yourself each day to read along given lines. If you expect to take your vacation later get all the hooks bearing on tbe history flora and fiction of that part of the country. There are comparatively few parts even of un historic Amer lea that have npt been written U. while for a trip abroad the difficulty t to choose. A summer rend'pg club for workers Is delijrhtfu'.. WILL HOLD COHTEST (American News Service.) ' New York. Aug. 19.-A three day aviation meet under the sanction of the Aero club of America began, today on the Sheepshead Bay race track. Included among the scheduled participants are Glenn H. Curtiss, J. C. Mars, Charles F. Willard, Eugene Ely and a number of other aviators of wide reputation. Rivals. "We were rivals in a love affair." "And you were tbe victor?" "No; 1 married tbe girl." Houston Post. RED NOSES CLEAERD. Effect of Poslam, the New Skin Remedy Is immediately Perceptible. "I have been troubled with red nose and eczema for nearly eight years until I discovered poslam, the new magic cure. My face was a sight, and I was ashamed to be seen on the street I was surprised to see the improvement after a month's treatment and I have a nice,'1 clear complexion from which the pimples and my red nose disappeared like magic," says Charles 'F. Slutter, Wilkesbarre. Pa. "My nose would be like a boil.' says Carl D. Steinhoff. Columbus, Ohio, . "not only painful but embarrassing. I have given poslam' a thorough trial. My face became smooth and fair. My nose is a natural color and does not get sore." Poslam Is the new skin remedy, naturally flesh colored, which heals and hides all skin imperfections.. Although primarily Intended for eczema stopping the Itching with first appli cation and rapidly restoring the health of the skin poslam shows immediate and surprising results when used for less serious skin affections, such as pimples, rash, blotches. Inflammations, ete. . Poslam la on sale In WVeent boxes and $2 jars at all druggists, particularly W. H. Sudboff. A free sample may be obtained by mail In plain wrapper by writing to the Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th street, New York City. 0 FOR SALE 2 ACETYLENE GAS MACHINES Suitable for Chautauqua or Camping. Lighting and cooking. H. H. MEERHOFF . 9 8. 9th St Phone 1236

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Best Professional Distance Men Are to Compete in New York City 1 EVENTS ARE UNIQUE ONES i (American News Service.) New York, Aug. 19. Followers of athletic sports are looking forward with keen anticipation to the unique contest of professional distance run ners which is to take place tomorrow at Washington park. Brooklyn. It will be a fifteen mile team race, with two men on each team. The men will be permitted to relieve each other as often as they desire during the race. Thfcj arrangement is expected to insure & speed"-, hard-fought race -from the start to the tape. Six teams have entered, and they represent the cream of the professional runners. Jim Crowley, the star amateur .Marathoner, and Harvey Cohn-; Brooklyn flyer, will make up the Irish team. Svanberg and Holmer, holder of the twenty-mile" world's record, will be known as the Swedish-Canadian team. The English-Canadian team will comprisa Alfred Shrubb, holder of all world's records up to fifteen miles, and Fred Meadows, the speedy Canadian runner. The' colors of Finland will be carried by William Kolehmainen and Karl Nieminen, who hold the world's team record for the full Marathon distance. Italy will be repre sented in the contest by Blazia and Raines and Abby Woods will make up the New York Canadian team, while the sixth pair in the race, known as the New England team, will comprise Ted Crook of Fall River and John Goff the former amateur champion. J MERCIFUL CAESAR. A Story 'of the Groct Ramanand . Band of Piratss. Caesar traveled with the retinue of . man of rank, and on his way t Rhodes he fell in with an advontui which may be something more tha legend. When be was crossing tl; Aegean, his vessel Is said to have be; taken by pirates. They carried hi: to rhartnacusa. an island off the C: rian coast, which was thou in the? possession, ami there he was detaine . for sis weeks with three of bis attenc ants, while the rest of his servant were sent to tbe nearest Koman st tion to raise bis ransom. The pirates treated him with polit ness. He joined in their sports, playt games with them, looked into tbe habits and u mused himself with tbe: as well as be could, frantly tellitr them at the ssune time that they woul. be hanged. The ransom, a very Inrpe one. about 10.000. was brought aud paid. Caesar was set upon the mainland, uear Miletus, where, without a moment's delay, he 'collected some armed vessels, returned to the island, seized the whole crew- while they'- were dividing their piutr.ler and took tbem away to Pergamus. ihe seat of government in tbe Asi:it!e province. -where tbey were convicted mul cruc-iJied. Clemency was not a Koninu characteristic. It was therefore noted with some surprise that Caesar interceded to mitigate the severity of the punishment.- The poor wretches were strangled before they were stretched on the crosses end were spared the prolongation of their torture. James Anthony Froude. Making It Plain. , "Popper," said little Willie Billups. "what does the paper mean when It says that when it comes to getting next to the people. Colonel Blinks has all the other candidates lushed to tbe mast?" N "That is the slang way of saying, m.v son," returned Cillups. "that for keeping bis eye Heled old man Blinks has his opponents skinned a mile. "Tbere ana people in this world for whom the English language is not good enough whuu tbey come to tbe expression of what few ideas they have in their tneutal garages." ilarper's Weekly. f Get Measured Now For that New Tsilor-Made Soil at Woolley's, 918 Main Pennsylvania ft OA SARA FALLS $6.50 Excursion Prom AUGUST 23, 191 ft All. AND STEAMER OR ALL RAIL Via Cleveland and Buffalo v Get particulars from Agent WANTED To know who- bought Chest of Drawers from W. W. Rattray Sale on North Franklin Street, now named North 7th St in the year- of 1871. Call 519 Main St

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V "r " '-.Si. 1 ytTtfn Lady Grizel Hamilton, accounted a dead shot and a slayer of tigers and other large game, who before her departure for England recently acknowledged that she had been scared. The scare was the terrific speed of the Twentieth Century Limited in which she journeyed from Chicago to New York. She declared it made her shudder to feel tbe "awful" risk being run by traveling so fast. When she was asked if she wasn't much more scared of tiger hunting, she declared In complete surprise that the "thing wasn't the same at all." Death In a tondon Hotel. Sometimes it happens that 6ome one staying In n fashionable London hotel dies. Now. in hotels the management Is not fond of deaths, so it conies to pass that the -room in which the dead thing lies lis locked, aud nobody in tbe hotel sav the staff, who know everything. Is aware that the sable wings of death, passing, have shed a plume.. When retatlves nrrivi they :i re hurried upstairs lest their red eyes trouble the living guests. Iite. very late, at night when, the most belated guest slumbers peacefully, the corpse Is taken secretly out of the hotel by stealthy footed men who have crept up tbe stairs. In the morning the empty room, cleanly swept and garnished, is. with lock, let to some one else. Pall Mall Gazette. Ambiguous. County Court Judge Are you a friend of the defendant? Witness No; I'm his nioMier-lit-law. - Price's Ice .Cream .Parlors, a nice place to rest and refresh yourself. THE New Grand Hotel Indianapolis ' Iod. American Plan... $2.50 to $4.00 European Plan... $1.00 to $2.5 The only hotel with running Hot and Cold Water and Phones in all rooms, outside tfci Claypooi. Same management as THE WEGTCOTT r.1 urray Thcatro The Most t Popular THE - . Cutter Stock Co. Present on Friday and Saturday, Matinee and Night "THE COWBOY SHERIFF" No End of Special Features. ' PricesMatinee, daily, any seat 10c. Night performances, 10, 15, 20 and 25c 710 TV? St- ricSSoKD

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Th GrMrt Cen4e. The great military gealue Conde waa a jvcocitus luy. At eight be understood Latin, nd at -!evm he gave out u treatise on rhetoric. When fourteen he bad become tluMimsbly conversant with the prliK-lpIes of warfare and of all military. tact! -s.

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