Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 7, 16 November 1910 — Page 3
THE RICH3IOU PAUUA111U11 A5D; SUX-TEI.EGKA3I, WEDNESDAY,-NOVEMBER 16, 1910.
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UED TO GIVE DOi:i COLD STARE Former Miss Gould Probably Has Blocked Divorced Husband's Plans.
Paris, Not. Posttlv denial that ah seeks the aid of the Tatlcan to annul br prerlous marriage to the Count de Castellan In order that she might hare a Catholic wedding ceremony performed to legalize in the eyes of the church her marriage to Prince de Satan, was made today by the Countess Talleyrand, formerly Anna Gould. 8b said that she and the prince were married in the Huguenot church in London; that she Is and has always been a Protestant and therefore this ceremony Is just as much a religious ceremony as one In a Catholic church would be. According to the countess her sister. Miss Helen Gould, discovered this fact and had a legal record made in the event that the marriage should ever be questioned. Discussing the rumor that Count Donl de Castellan wished to have the Vatican dissolvo his marriage so that be might marry Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of J. P. Morgan, his former wife said: "If there Is any truth In the rumor I would suggest to Miss Morgan that she call on my sister. Miss Helen Gould, and learn' something about M. do Castellanc." ALMOST DIES AFTER DRINKING COAL OIL Portland. Ind.. Nov. 16 "Dink.laughingly tald little Frederick Stow, while playing In tbe dining room of the Stow nemo In West Main Btreet. Fred Stow, the father, turned and saw the baby swallowing a cup of coal oil. With a leap he dashed the cup from the baby's Angers, but the last drop of oil had gone down Its throat. While Mrs. Stow summoned a pbysl clan by telephone, Mr. Stow admlnis tered such antidotes as were at hand, nnd this prompt action Is thought to have saved the life of tho baby. When the doctor arrived, the baby lay un conscious, and repeated emetics had no Immediate effect. Later, however, the baby, revived and It Is . now be lieved the little one will live. Curo Grains of Liffo Froo No Longer any Excus to b Coostlpatd. Weak atomachd, Weak Kidnsyed. Weak Llvered, Brain Fagged, Thin or -Haggard. Health Is Free. nd Your Nam and Address Today For a Frs Trial Packag and Learn th Grand Truth. . Health and Happiness for All If you are sick or ailing it Is because th very foundation of your existence la gradually being dried up, th nrv fore which radiates through every atom of yous being Is perishing. The brain and the nerves require nourishment just as much as the rest of the body. The marvelous discovery, Curo Grains of life, puts the stomach and bowels la perfect condition, restores your vitality and renews your old time strength and vigor by giving your nervous system the food it Is craving. Rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, kidney disease, liver troubles, catarrh of the stomach and bowsis. Insomnia, and all weakened conditions of men and women quickly disappear, the hollows vanish, energy returns, and life la worth living once more. The red corpuscles In the blood are Increased and everything that passes through the digesUve tract la turned into good.' solid, healthy flesh. Instead of being undigested and unassimllated. la order to let you test the truth of this tor yourself, a trial package of Curo Grains of Ufa will be sent you by mall tree. If you simply mall con poa below and you will simply be astounded at tho wonderful results obtained from tho free trial package FREE TRIAL PACKAGE COUPON Cut Out and Mall Today. -mi la your name and address on blank lines below and mall this coupon to L. C Grain Co., 396 Pulsifer Bids.. Chicago, III, and you will receive a free trial package ot Curo Grains by return mail postpaid. NAME STREET cm ., STATE The full atae package of Curo Grains are only SO cents and are soM la Klcb-
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comedy is far reaching and it has been k " (Palladium Special) contin ially talked about since 'last J Eaton. O., Nov. 16. Conspicuously seu?cn. ' , ! posted at several corners of his farm, The play deals with incidents In the boards bearing the abore notice have life of a drummer on the road, and made Joseph Baker one of the most contains abundant material for laugh- j popular men in Preble county with the Ing purposes, rs well as a strongly de- nimrods, who are practically numerveloped rein of sentiment, which puts.ous at this season, Tuesday being the the oftimes maligned salesman In the ' first day of the open law for rabbits light of a hero. . and quail. The invitation of Baker So true to life Is the play that it has j is doubly welcomed by hunters, bereceived the unqualified Indorsement canse of tbe fact that two-thirds of
cf the United Commercial Travelers of America and the Travelers' Protectice Association, conventions of both organizations have attended performances at various times, and the Individual members being the best advertising medium . of the play "on the read." k At the Murray. : Lyons, Jennings and DeVare offer "The Fortune Teller," a musical production at the Murray this week. Mr. Lyons is the author of "The dlrl from the Moon. presetted by Geo. Evans and wife. "The Ulcerated Song" is ono of the features of the act given by Brennan and Wright, the entertainers. Mcllale, the wire artist, performs a number cf surprising feats on the swinging wire. Tom Grimes and company close, the show with "The Village Cut-Up. In this they Introduce singing, dancing and comedy talk. The motion pictures tell a good story of mountain life. Next week, a , special musical number Fred LeBolt. Also Adam. Lanhan Players. The Lanham Ly.rlc Players made a j decidedly good impression on the two audiences which were present at the Gennett theater yesterday to witness the opening performances of this band of actors who are new to Richmond and who are appearing at this popular playhouse this week to offer a series of new plays to the local theater going public. This evening, "The Girl and the Bandit" is to be presented and if it is half as good as the plays which have preceded It the success of the engagement Is assured. The Vaudeville between the acts Is about as clever a program as has been offered for a long time. FUNERAL ARRANGED FOR BY DYING GIRL Newcastle, Ind., Nor. 16. Slowly dying from tuberculosis,. Miss Mattie Gray, aged 22, Is planning the arrange ments for her own funeral and is preparing the necessary clothing. Miss Gray is leaving no little detail uncared for and displays to visitors who call at her home. In South Twenty-fifth tsreet the various articles that she has obtained for her funeral, and asks them tor suggesUons. Four years ago Miss Gray lost a sister by the disease. Her mother and several aunts and uncles had already been vlcUms of tuberculosis, and two years ago a brother died from the same cause. Despite the prospect ahead of her. Miss Gray seems cheerful and takes the situation philosophically. "CANNED" PATROLMAN ATTACKS CHIEF Marion. Ind, Nov. 16. Charles Clark, who was discharged from the Marlon police force for conduct unbecoming an officer, entered police headquarters and struck Benj. Phillips, superintendent, twice before the latter could defend himself. Philips Anally grappled with Clark and overpowered him. placing chains on his wrists. Clark Is alleged to have used knocks aad the first blow dazed the police auperintent The assault Is said to b due to a grudge Clark held against his superior officer in the investigation which resulted In Clark's, dismis-
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AT GENNETT THIS WEEK. L Permits Hunting and Plays Host to Nimrods. When tho dinner bell rings, come to the heuse. the farmers in this community have advertised against hunting and trespassing. "Just jo show Mr. Baker how grateful I am." said one hunter, "I intend to use the utmost caution whon hunting on his lands and I will do my best not to mistake any of his red calves for antelopes." No trouble to prepare Mrs. Austins Famous Buckwheat Flour. All grocers. NEW CASTLE LIQUOR THROWN INTO SEWER Newcastle, Ind., Nov. 16. At the opening of a sewer conection in the basement of the county jail Sheriff Kirk pulled the corks out of over 600 bottles of beer and six quarts of wine and whiskey and sent their contents gurgling down the sewer to Blue river. The liquor was destroyed at the order of Judge Edward Jackson of tbe Henry circuit court. It was confiscated by Sheriff Kirk in a raid on the bling User of Sam pador. an Italian, in Madison street. at Knightown, Sunday afternoon. Pador, who was arrested and brought in on the charge of selling liquor without a license and was fined $75 and costs. . He also pleaded guilty to selling liquor on Sunday, on which charge he was fined $50 and costs. Pador paid the fines. Ambassador Kerens at Vienna re ports that the next International con gress on refrlgeraUon will be held in the United States. BABY OIIE YEAR OLD GOT ECZEMA Got eczema on hands, face, nose and mouthHard crust formed, cracked and blood ran out Itched frightfully Could not rest Mitts on hands to prevent scratching Mother forced to sit with baby day and night Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment W directed In three days crust began to come off In a week there was no more scab Now baby is cured without a mark Sleeps soundly in her cradle and parents in their bed No more sleepless nights because of baby's suffering Cuticura . seems a wonderful remedy for this disease. Extract from the letter ot Mr. Henry at. . Forri. R.FJX 1. Bath. Fa. December 9, 100. Cuticura Remedies are sold throughout the dvUUed workt Cuticura Soap (25c.), Cuticura Ointment i30c.y.CutkwaKotTent(50c.)and Cuticura Fills (25c). Potter Drue Cbem.
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STRINGEHT MEASURE Vioktors of Laws Measured Under the Bertillon System Hereafter.' Gary, Ind., Nov. 16. A storm of protest hjjs arisen from many citizens as a result of an announcement at police headquarters that in the future every rarson arrested In Gary will be measured and photographed by the Bertillon system. The order will apply even to t-ose arrested for Intoxication. Thus v. hether a man has been disorderly or has been made a drunk in one of Gary's numerous saloons he will be subject to the same' treatment as the common criminal. Complaint has been made before to Governor Marshall regarding tbe alleged misuse of the Bertillon system here, and tbe governor has replied that he will hare a bill introduced in to the next legislature regulating the DcTtillon system. " In view of the fact that during the first fix months of Mayor Knott's administration one in every seven per sons was subjected to arrest, half of Gary's, population may be criminally catalogued before half another year has elapsed. Persona arrested for political causes will also be subject to the Bertillon measurements, and it Is feared the new law order will soon become an effective instrument of oppression in the hands of the powers that be. MARION FOR COMMIS SION GOVERNMENT Marlon, Ind., Nov. 16. From the growing sentiment in Marion in favor of the commission plan of government this city may ask to be Included with petitioners to the next legislature to aact a law permitting the use of the commission form of government for cities. Those who have studied the commis sion plan, as In use In Dea Moines and other cities, say it would be ad vantage in Marion In giving the people more authority over men elected to office and more direct control over the police department. It would permit the citizens the right to pass on franchises now controlled solely by or through the city council. ' Residents of Marion who have given some study to the commission form of city government will endeavor to learn in advance of the session of the next general assembly how the individual members of tbe legislature stand on this question and, if favor able, a bill will be prepared to be introduced in the legislature calling for the commission plan of government. CHEWED BILLS FOUND IN CALF'S STOMACH Spartanburg, S. C, Nov. 16. While going milking Mrs. Lusher Calvert, who lives at Clinton, dropped a pocketbook containing five (20 bills, a ten, a Hve and three ones, besides a silver quarter. The money was missed an hour later, and thorough search revealed the quarter, which showed signs of having been chewed upon by a calf. A young heifer in the yard had a guilty look, and a veterinary surgeon was summoned. The roll was extricated from the stomach of the calf in a badly mutilated condition. The bills were taken to a local bank cashier. who sent them to Washington to be redeemed. ' POST CARD COUPON Clip this Coupon and bring It to one of the Quigley Drug Stores with 10 cents and receive one set of 25 colored view Post Cards of Richmond. By mail 3 cents extra for postage. a The Flower Shop 1115 Osla SI ' Phse 1C93 "fOLLOlY TAE CROWD" Sunday Evening DINNER AT THE WESTC01T ITS Differed Kssic 6 to 8 P.M. Beautiful? resents POR WEDDINGS And other like occasions that require gift giving. Watches, Clocks, Silverware and alt sorts of beautiful, suitable ' presents. You will find a profusion of them, all of guaranteed quality, and very reasonably priced. Complete line of Silverware just received. JEWELER fins Etpsirfca 323 fteia
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A Catholic Leader Wants Churchmen in Office. New Orleans, Nov. 16. Protests against the proportionately small numbers of Catholics holding Federal and state offices in this country and the failure of the state to pay for secular education in Catholic schools, denunciation of obscene plays and "the im moral and pernicious motion picture shows" and an earnest entreaty to Catholics to combat Socialism, fea tured the annual report of President Edward Feeney of Brooklyn at the session of the ninth convention of the American Federation of Catholic societies.. , ..'.. "The federation has no candidate for public place," he said, "but it does seems that in proportion to the number of Catholics under the flag here and in our insular possessions we have by no means a sufficient representation In the public service. Further, those selected by out government for responsible public positions should be real and not nominal Catholics." Scores Problem Plays. Turning to theaters, he said "An indignant Catholic protests that devotees of the so-called 'advanced' , school the past few years have deluged the United States with an ob-l scene drama, which scon's , at mar- J rtage, and as a result this. element of social purity has become the target for the shafts of the voluptuary, a fertile source of ribald jest to the vulgar humorist and a never-failing mine of indelicate innuendo to the dramatist. ' "The obscene play has been supplemented by the immoral and pernicious motion picture show, which debauches young children." John Dalrymple, the young man who has succeeded to the management of the great Oliver Dalrymple wheat farm in North Dakota, is college bred, and he spends his winters in Europe, but he is the practical manager of his 22,000-acre domain. His men say that he is a better farmer than his father was. : " ' '.';' A MISSISSIPPI ENTHUSIAST Mrs. Lena Gresham, of Clinton, Miss., Has a Few Facts to Tell Our Readers About CarduL Clinton, Miss. "Thanks to Cardui," writes Mrs. Lena Gresham, of this place, 'I have been greatly relieved." "I suffered for three years from female inflammation, and had taken medicine from four different physicians without much benefit . . . . "I have received more benefit from seven bottles of Cardui, than from all the physicians.",: Just try Cardui. That's all we ask. It crtoatrc fnr itsplf It has helned so many thousands, it must be able to help you. Trying Cardui won't hurt you. It is safe, harmless, gentle in action, and purely vegeiaoie. If you are weak, tired, down and out, try Cardui. If you are sick, miserable, and suffer from urntnanlv naine like headache. backache, dragging feelings: pains in side, arms, legs, etc. try Cardui. It is the medicine for all women. It is the tonic for you. " K R Ur ft. Ladies Advlsojy Dept.. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooea. Tenn., for Special instructions, and 64-pafb book. Home Treatment fOZ Women. ' sect ia pL-:ti vra.TOer. -i reaucM. DON'T That NOW Is the time to protect yourself against loss by WINDSTORMS. Costs but little. DOUGAN&CO, Room 1, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 1330. . GENNETT ALL THIS WEEK... LAIMHAIVI'S LYRIC PLAYERS V "They're Good? : "The Girl asl tut Dssdit" IP
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Eaton, Ohio. Nov. 16. The procession of mourners following the remains of John J. Cook, whose body was interred Monday, was tbown into considerable excitement on the Lexington road near Eaton when a horse driven by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swihart became unmanageable and upset their buggy, landing its occupants off to the side of the road. A tuggy driven by Elmer Smith was halted for a moment and Swihart 8 horse ran Into it. Both Mr. and Mrs. Swihart fortunately escaped injury. II. G. DAVIS, FORMER U. S. SENATOR IS 87 Washington, D. C, Nov. 16,Henry G. Davis, former United States senator from West Virginia and Democrat candidate for vice president in 1904, received congratulations today on his 87th birthday anniversary. Mr, Davis who spends bis winters in Washington, is in good health and continues to take an active interest in business and in public affairs. No Better Nervins Than This Home-Made One The household nerve remedy suatreettd below Is simple and can be made at small coat. But Just the nme. it is a 'splendid medicine Xor weakened or deranged nerves. Even in cases of nervous prostration and St. Vitus Dance It has been used with great success. From any druggist buy Ave cents worth of Hops and - 2 ounces of Thargol Comfiound (fifty cents' worth). Make a strong ea by steeping the Hops in a pint of boiling water, then strain. Put the Thargol in an 8-ounoe (half-pint) bottle, and fill It up with the Hop Tea. Try two teaspoonfuls four times daily. This home-made nervine Is very prompt In its relief of any nervous ailment. Being free from opiates or other dangerous drugs, it is entirely safe to use and has no evil after effects. It soothes and strengthens the nerves, and Is especially fine for nervous headache or sleeplessness. In fact, no better nerve remedy can be had at any price. Tour druggist has Thargol Corap. or win get It for you on request. If not. send to it. niana fnarmaceuucai v- " J Jndt. ... . . .
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