Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 77, 3 February 1912 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PAIXADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912. PAGE THREE.

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vsutes Reign of Terror in, Chinese Province. l TSSS TtIN, Feb. 8 An army of be) brigands was holding the dlsItMet about Mukden, Manchuria, In a faatm of terror yesterday. The viceroy hi sseretry in league with the outlaws land H Is reported here that a share of Ihll the loot scoured by the brigands bs set aside for him. 8eventy-twe persona were executed by the brigands yesterday. A favorite method of putting persons suspected of revolutionary tendencies to death 'Is by enclosing them in sacks and 'then using the sacks for targets. The homes of rich people are being 'looted, and neither men, women or children are spared by the swords of the outlaws. Most of the depredations are In the Chinese quarter of the city. PEKIN, Feb. 3. The guard around every legation in Pekin- was strengthened yesterday In expectation of rioting, following the formal announcement of the abdication of the Imperial family. A plot to assassinate Sir John Jordan, British minister to China, has been discovered and a heavy guard is beln maintained about tho British consulate. Chinese visitors to the minister are denied admittance unless they can' show that they called upon official business. Letters were found today in the home of a Chinese, which showed that the plot had been hatched In Manchuria and that the instrument of destruction was to be a bomb. Sir John's friendship for tbe imperial family Is assigned as the cause of the. conspiracy. VOTING PLACES Will J. Bobbins, chairman of the Wayne County Republican Central committee this morning made public the. voting places in the various precincts over the county for the primary election to be held next Monday. The county central committee Is expecting a large vote to be polled, and that it will exceed the vote of the former primary. Chairman Robbins also announced this morning that tbe inspectors will come for their supplies tomorrow The returns from tbe election will be received at the court house Monday evening. It Is expected that several of the contests for office will be very close. The outcome of the primary election la .awaited with feverish anxiety by the candidates. , .The list of voting places In the various precincts is as follows: Ablngton Twp. K. of P. Hall, Ablagton. Boston Twp. Will Porterfleld's shop, Boston. Center Twp. West Precinct, Medearis Harness Shop, Centerville. Center Twp. East Precinct, Town Hall. Centerville. Clay Twp. Oreensfork. , Dalton Twp. Dalton. Franklin Twp. First Precinct, Bethel. 8econd Precinct, Whitewater. Greene Township WIUiamBburg. Harrison Township Jacksonburg. Jefferson Twp. Wm. Wcdeklnd's shop, Hagerstown. Jackson ' Twp. First and : Second Precincts, Dublin; Third, Fourth and Fifth Precincts, W. H. Riser's shop room on south side of Main street. Cambridge City. . Sixth Precinct, East Qermantown. . Perry L. E. Cbamness' barber shop. Economy. New Garden Twp. Fountain City.. Washington Twp. Milton. Webster Twp. Webster. Wayne Township. .First Precinct No. 10 school house, corner West Fifth and School streets. Second Precinct Chester. Third Precinct (north) Middleboro. THREE YEARS OF MISERY Mr. Burnside Escaped an Operation by Taking Lydia E. Finkham't Vegetable . Compound. . llahonlngtown, Pa. "For three years I suffered untold misery every month, and had to stay in bed the first two or three days. I also had a displacement and other ailments peculiar to women. I became so weak and run down I could scarcely walk across the floor. "The. doctor told mo I would never be well unless I would undergo an operation, but I was advised by my mother to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and after I had taken four bottles I am strong and well. I haye got others to take your medicine with the same good results and they cannot say enough for lt."-Mrs.J.A.BUKN-BtDC Mahoningtown, Pa. Thousands of unsolicited and genuine testimonials like the above prove the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound. Women who suffer from those distress lag ills should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore their health. If Tom bare tae stfehteet doubt lyittn IS. Pinkham's VeeretaMe Coca, suratl will help too. write ILC9iBJ?iiimh Kiesuciaefjo. (confidential) Lynn. Masm, for advice. Your letter will be opened aura awwomi j

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AT THE GENNETT A Plague of Rats WINNIPEG, Man. The brown rat has reached Winnipeg. According to the statistics of tbe department of agriculture of the province there is an area of 90 miles long abutting the United States on its northern frontier and 60 miles wide In which tbe rats have made their appearance. Mr. Golden, the deputy minister, estimates that the damage done this year by the brown rat is $1,000,000. and it will proportionately Increase unless the people generally awaken to the seriousness of the situation. According to the deputy minister, the rats in the province move in a radius of 15 miles each year, and he has compiled many valuable statistics relating to the rat. Two years ago the department conducted a series of Investigations and produced virus that it was thought would eiLnlnate the pest. There was quite a considerable amount of Interest at first, and many applications were made for the virus. Reports indicate that thousands of rats were destroyed by Its use, but that public interest lagged after a while, and no systematic method now

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and very popular in London, visited the United States last year accompanied by his wife to get ideas on the development of manufacturing in his state, one of the smallest, but one of tbe most important in India, As one of the three Indian rulers entitled to a salute of 21 guns the Gaekwar Is held in veneration by his people. The other two are the Nizam of Hyderbad and the Maharaja of Mysore.

Third Precinct (south) North End Mission in Fifth Ward. Fourth Precinct Joseph Dixon's residence on Ablngton pike. Fifth Precinct Backmeyer's greenhouse, east of Richmond, south of National Road. Richmond. First Ward Court House. Second Ward City Building. Third Ward Pickens livery barn. Fourth Ward K. of P. Temple. Fifth Ward (north) North End Mission. Firth Ward (south) Hodgin s shop. Sixth Ward Sixteenth and Main, 1607 Main. Seventh Ward Xo. 208 Pearl St.. West Richmond. Eighth Ward West Side Republican Club, Falrview. A musements THEATRICAL CALENDAR. At the Gannett. Week or Feb. S Winifred St. Clair Stock Company. Feb. 13 "The Gamblers." At Tho MurrayAll Week Vaudeville. At Coliseum. Feb. 23 Symphony orchestra eoncert. f "The Gambler. "The Gamblers," Charles Klein's gripping play which holds the record for long runs among serious dramas of the season just passed, comes to the Qennett theater February" 13, un-der-the direction o the Ai4hor' Pro-

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2 ALL NEXT WEEK. Afflicts Winnipeg l0M.O00 flMAKB THCM A DONE Br RATS seems to be followed by the farmers. Minister Golden conducted some interesting experiments at Gretna, a town a few miles from the frontier of the United states last year, to determine the amount of food the rat would consume a day. and at the same time to test the virus. The rats were caught and one of tbem received an injection of the virus. Within two days it died and the other rat, not having been provided with food, proceeded to devour its dead comrade. Within 24 hours it had consumed all of the dead rat with the exception of half an Inch of the tail, and it succumbed within a few hours to the poison which had been injected into the other rat. The Gaekwa? of Baroda is essentially a modern monarch. His palace is furnished In many respects quite like a New York mansion, he has a big bank in the capital of his state, which was organized by an American, his son is being educated in an American college, his wife is encouraged to go In for the "fripperies" beloved of American women and now the Gaek war has been named co-respondent in a suit for divorce! Some unhappy Englishman, not identified as yet, who wishes to be freed from his wife, claims tho .. fascinating Gaekwar is to blame for his domestic troubles. Through his attorney, the latter, although he doesnt bother to deny his connection with the case, claims loftily that being a prince of India, he is- outside the jurisdiction of the court. This idea the opposing counsel turns down flatly and the point Is being argued at great length. The Gaekwar, who Is well known ducing company, of which John Cort is President. The story of the play involves a debonaire young freebooter who has come into the management of his staid old father's bank, and who, in his effort to expand the business, resorts to various quastionable practices. There is a woman in the case, the wife of the prosecuting attorney of the Federal Government, who was once the sweetheart of the young broker, and whose husband is given to posing as an infallible moralist, and he allows his unjust jealousy to override his sense of legal justice. Mr. Klein illustrates the axiom that there is no gain .without risk. He shows that I men and women cannot make tre mendous gains without making tremendous Josses, and that success in fame and fortune does not always mean real success in life. St. Slair Stock Company. Winifred St. Clair, the daintiest and most charming little leading lady in repertoire, supported by a company of artists, every member of which is much above the average, will open a week's engagement at the Gennptt theater in this city starting next Monday. There is no better known or more deservedly popular actress in repertoire today than Miss St. Clair. She is possessed of a warm personal magnetism that attracts, and her charm and girlish beauty hold her audiences captive. Imbued with strong When you feel Sc,vous. tired, worried or despondent it is a sore sign yod need MOTTS NERVERINE PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and make life worth living. B sara and ask far Motf Nenrerine P0! lr? WUX1AMS MFC CO.. I

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Many Children Die of Croup Every Year Before a Doctor Can be Summoned. Parents of children should be prepared at all times , for a spasm of croup. , Keep in the house a remedy that will give instant relief and keep the child from choking until the arrival of the physician. Get a 50 cent bottle of HTOMEI today and in case of an attack of croup pour 20 drops into a kitchen bowl of boiling water. Hold the child's head over the bowl so that it can breathe the soothing, penetrating vapor that arises. In tbe menatime send for a physician. This treatment has saved the lives of many children and is a precaution that all parents should promptly take. HYOMEI is sold by Leo. H. Fihe and druggists everywhere and is guaranteed for croup, catarrh, asthma and bronchitis. dramatic power, attuned and finely trained by recognized masters of drama, she gains and holds attention from the start. Possessed of strong emotional temperment, she is able to run the scale of human emotions, from girlish laughter to tears, and her versatility is remarkable. This is severely tested in the following repertoire of plays in which she will appear next week: "The Girl and the Detective," "The Sporting Parson," "The Girl From Out Yonder," "Rosalind at Red Gate," and others Classy vaudeville between the acts. Usual ladies' free tickets Monday night. Seats now on sale at, the Murray. At the Murray. Tonight is the last opportunity for seeing that bill of features at the Murray and no one can afford to miss seeing this week's show. Renzetta, who opens the show, has an acrobatic act of unusual merit, closing with the thrilling trick of rocking upon and falling from the high pyramid of tables and chairs. The Pepper Twins, singers and dancers, have a Yery neat little act. The two young men are as near alike as it in possible for them to be and are at their best in the different character changes. The Alpha Sextette, four young ladies and two men singing anything from grand opera to rag time have made a lasting impression upon the Richmond theater going public and everyone is loath to see them go. Closing the show is Dorothy Lamb and company in their comedy entitled "A Night with the Red Men." The comedy in which Miss Lamb -stars is beautifully staged and is replete with genuine wit and true comedy. Miss Lamb is winsome and attractive and this feature of the splendid bill r.t the Murray is one that the Richmond public should not fail to see. Next week the headline position will be held by the Five Musical Byrons, In the classiest of musical offerings. Do you know that more real danger lurks in a common cold than in any other of the minor ailments? The safe way is to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reliable preparation, and rid j-oinelf of the cold as quickly as possible. This remedy is for sale by all dealers. IN PROBATE COURT - The petition for partition of real estate in the matter of Lucinda Charljton versus Catherine Kordell has been approved by Judge Fox. In the matter of the estate of Eliza Scott and Martha Sayre under the will of William G. Scott, Judge Fox of the Wayne circuit court has approved the report in partial settlement. Report in final settlement of the estate of Israel Ulerich filed by Willard Ulerich, executor, has been approved. The report in final settlement of the estate of Oliver H. Fry has been approved by Judge Fox. Judge Fox has examined and approved the report of partial settlement of the, Alcinda S. Lough library fund for the benefit of colored children. Final settlement of the estate of Isaac Huddleston filed by Santford Wilson, administrator, has been approved. m Contrary to Fact. The phrenologist was examining the bumps on Sambo's bead. "Curiosity and acquisitiveness abnormally large." Sambo rolled his eyeballs and show ed two rows of white ivory. "Imitativeness. causality and conscientiousness small, which with your weak mouth indicates "Don you be so sbu "bout me habbln' a weak mouf. I kin crack nnta hi wa teef." Satire. VSore Throat Cure. To core Sore Throat quickly, safely and sorely yon must use a remedy made for that special purpose. TONSIUNB is simply a Sore Throat Cure. It doesnt 'arm miracles but it does do its whoM in coring throats which are sore. is an antiaentic ailla the Bore Throat senna and cmieOa the conditions whicn produce Sore Throat and lire diseases. Use frst doss gives rdief, and a few doses core. A quick, esfe, soothing, healing, antiseptic cure for Sore Throat briefly describes TONSILINE. 25 cents and 50 cents. Hospital Site $1.00. All Druggists. HURRAY'S JAR. 20 Alpha Sextette OTHER FEATURES

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UCH of life's daily story is made up of facing questions more or less perplexing. Now and then comes a call for a decision that plainly will largely shape one's future. Almost every moment raises a minor problem, and later years may show that the matter was by no means so trifling as it seemed. The process does not affect all alike. All are passing Judgment on an endless series of points But those without a serious purpose are hardly aware of this. They are used to following the line of least resistance. In consequence they decide so lightly as to be unconscious of having used their wills at all. On the other hand, for those with a keen sense of duty the burden often comes to seem very heavy. There is a temptation to seek to escape it. There is a longing at times for some authority that shall point out the right path after the manner of a guide-board without demanding any effort on tbe part of the traveler. One may become weary of being reminded that the Bible is a book of principles, not rules, and fancies what living might be if it were possible to turn to a given page for any emergency, and there read a definite, precise direction aa to the right course. Some persons take refuge In accepting a human authority, either one claiming such power or one that they themselves enthrone. Some earnest Christians have resorted to ways not unlike kinds of divination .known to other ages. The kind of guidance sometimes wished could doubtless have been provided. It has not been, and wisely, It must be believed. Scholars may find books that will give the right answers to their problems, but true teacbera do not encourage the use of such miscalled helps. Not only in getting tho answer, but learning the way to it, is of vital Importance in training. If reason is one of man's noblest endowments, to use it for worthy ends is one of his greatest glories. With tbe added light of revelation, with the illumination of the spirit, with God's special leading In dark places, the questions that still demand thought and study become one of the most valuable and blessed elements of life. To shun them would be to experience a loss not to be made good. Christian Endeavor World. Endowing City Churches. Many have felt during the last twenty-five years that the church was suffering at the expense of the colleges. Once great fortunes went to the church. In recent years they have been going to the universities and social foundations. Perhaps John S., Kennedy is responsible for the turn of the tide toward the churches again. He left large sums for church work. Morris K. Jesup left $100,000 to the brick Presbyterian church. Now comes the good news that Mrs. William Van Rensselaer Smith has given $100,000 to tbe First Presbyetrlan church, Brooklyn, as an endowment fund to help the church do its work in the future, amid changed condi tions. It stands close to the Church of the Pilsrims, where Doctor Storrs ministered j5o,long in a region. which Arrow TCotch COLLAR Easy to put on, easy to take off, easy to tie the tie in. Ctmtt, Pcabody A Company. Miim, Troy, V. T SUITS AND OVERCOATS $10X10 and $15.00 - LATEST 8TYLE8, NEW STOCK Halloa 4hnnH $15 StnrA e Better Quality, Lees Money C. HADLEY Meat Market 2591 msiwa To the Republicans of Wayne County Owing to the Early primary to be held on Monday, Feb. 5, it wilt be impossible for me to ace every one as I should like; therefore I take thia means of soliciting your support. - John E. Pelte Candidate for Recorder.

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One on Ingersoll. - The great agnostic, Robert G. Ingersoll, it is said, was one morning seated in a Washington city hotel, looking out of the great window, when a United States senator, coming in. said: "Mr. Ingersoll. I saw a sad thing a moment ago. I saw a man struggling across the crowded street on crutches, and I saw another man strike the crutches away from him. And Ingersoll rose with fingers twilfhfng and eyes flashing and said: "I should like to see the man. I would punish him." The United States senator put his hand on his shoulder and said: "That is what you , have been trying to do for years; striking away the crutches of people, the support of people in sorrow, the support of people in temptation." Christian Herald. Would You? Has Jesus Christ really tbe first place In your heart? Would you do what the early Christians had to do in thousands of instances, sacrifice goods? husbands, wife, children, rather than deny Christ? Do you love Christ well enough to give him your best, your. son or daughter for mission work? God's peace. God's rest. God'a love. God's power, never fills a heart until Jesus is enmronea mere. H. C. Macgregor. Tbe man who has no money is poor, but not so poor as the one who has no God. A Boemarang. "What's the matter with your head? asked the first bunko man. "A farmer I met today just banged me there with his carpetbag," replied the other. "It must have been a pretty hard carpetbag." "Yes: it had a gold brick in it that I sold him yesterday." Catholic Standard and Times. Anyhow, Thay'ra Gena. Mr. Jawback That boy gets his brains from me. Mrs. Jawback Somebody's got 'em from you, if you ever had any, that's a cinch. New York American. The Old, Old Story. "Daughter, has the duke told you th old. old story as yet?" "Yes, he says he owes about 200,000 plunks." nttsburg Tost. For himself doth a man work evil In working evil for another. Heslod. Cats In Ancient Egypt. The ancient Egyptians treated cats with great distinction. It was a crime to kill them, and when they died they received a public burial, at wbleh the people mourned, having first shaved off their eyebrows as a token of sorrow. The most prominent cats were upon death embalmed In druss and spices, and cat mummies have been found side by side with those of kings. GETTER TCSH SPJO-V Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. There is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Bos W, Notre Dame, Ind., will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no money, but write her today if your children trouble yon ia this way. Don't blame tho child, the chances are it cant help it. This treatment also cores adults and aged people troubled with unae qinvaitiea py day or nigat. GENNETT THEATRE One Week . Commencing Monday, Feb. S; Matinee Daily Starting Tuesday. WINIFRED ST. CLAIRE In a Repertoire of New and Modern Plays. There's a Reason. Tha Best of Vaudeville. Opening Bill: "The Girl and the Detective." Prices Nights, 10c, 20c and 30c. Matinee, 10 and 20c. Ladies FREE Monday night under usual conditions. Seats on sale at The Murray 10 a, m. Saturday.

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