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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08

atlanta, Ga, z. Sept. Gin
bon Birmingham tommenber paRa.
sier3ug Der Southern Babn psruns
sltidte beuts furs Dor Witterna9t elei4
binter Der Station @oofs Springs.
Der 2ofomotibfhbrer y. SIS. Nolau
bon Ntlanta unb mebrere paRagtere
wurbern t6btli& berlebt. Dur9 iuel&e
uria@e bas ungltd paifrte, fpnnte
bisber ni9t ermitteIt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
6robe Mustaae.
9Sgburn geaen ben YrGf<
beaten.

Sotfe, Sbabo, 2. September.
81 ieniationslen Nuftritten lam es In
elmer absnbHbuns bes i1ationalen Srri.
cations. Qongr.Kes. Der Setter bes
Sunoss' GorHbureaus. @iforb pin9ot.
iagte unter Mnbersm. BITE poliiit bes
prdFosnten &%oofepsIt fst. iebss Sthd
6Hsntli@er 2dnosreien feinem befen
Ssbrau&s 3%u3ufa6ren.
gunbesienator 6spburn mar Der
i'd4fe &eoner. Ct eriH bic GorRpoli.
TIT Der %epublif heftig on. D,m WoIte
tpsros INNER er3dblt, mas III bieier ooer
iener Grage bts poIittf Der aominifra.
ton let. Die Administration aber babe
gar fetn &e&t. eine befonosre peIitif
3i babsn. he babe R9 nod ben geieb.
li@en B~efimmun3sn su ri&ten. Die
Administration babe ni9ts 3u aeben
uno ni&ts 3u berf&enfen. DDS Bolt
lei ioubsrdn. Monar9isn triebea go.
lttit, &epubIifen ni&t.
Sspburn bsbauptete. bie @aTRa.Re-
lsrbatio1 tn Joa6o fsi auf bas 8etreis
ben ipstuIatipsr @tsbsi&ter erri@tet
nuorben. Nls Der Nbaeorbnete &eeber
bon 2anfas tbn unterbra&, uurbs Ssp.
burn grOb. Die 8beorie pin@oi's,
bab bic @dtbsr als Geu9tistsitsan.
fammler bienten, iei unRnn. Dieis
gemsrtung bate lebbaftss 3if9en I'm
Saals 3ur 6oI9e, mas 6spburn su
neuen ausbrt&en b~eranIaBte. @dnie
sii4tsn. fagte er. er let alt senug. Der.
langen 3u t6nnen, bab maj, i'm anbbre.
giner Der giee.p rdRbentsn Der inferno.
tiOnalen 5Oreifrp aKoeiation. Beser.
bdufe. beRbe mebr Walouneen. als
irgeno ein Wann Der Wslt = ais IT.
geno Elm Wan1 ism,aIs eefoblen babe.
Gin th&tteer prafibtnt
ntro bic aIItte 8ant
reorganttren.
pbtla6tIphia, 3D., z. Sept.
Wsbr als $3.50. 900 bat Der peraorbens
8anfprdfbsnt grant &. 6ipple bon
Der @eal gfate &ruf gompanp bur9
@e8felf6lf4ung ergatinert. tuie Der
NaRenbsruaIter garle beute eHtbedt
bat. 6ipple fdli&te bic Nanen bon
angefebsnen @ei&dftsleuter. tpel9e Elm
gonto In Der Bant batten, unb fsdts
bas geIo In feline Sai9s.
Ha4 Ianasm 3osern wilists 6err
earle auf Bitten Der Direttoren Der
faliten 8anf bsuts elm, bas lint bes
prdRoenten Der Real @fate 8ruf 60.
3u absrnsbms1 uno bisielbe 3u rsor9a.
nifren.
ghBte etn 0erbre9en
an @aIgen.
parrp. g.. 2. 6ep. Der We'
ger Jef 6iQbouis btbte beute fein
0erbre&en am @algen. Ct battle i'm
Iebten Junt In Der Rdbs bon Wi0fon
elm Is Sabre aItss WuIatten. Wdb&en,
Glorioa Ring, erf bergemalttot unb
bann err1oroet. Der Delinquent mar
rubtg rnb gefabt. als ct ben @algen
betrat.
W ebrere peronen t6bt'
lid berIebt.
Atlanta, Ga, z. Sept. Gin
bon Birmingham fommenoer paRa'
gier3ug Der Southern gabn bsrun.
eltidte bsuts turs Dor Mitterna9t eIei4
binter Der Station @oofs Springs.
Der Qofompffbffhrer 81. SIS. Volar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
GDntrODcrlt
j3wii6sn 9iOger SnlliDan lnb 8In. $. TrDQ1
tuirbelt Diel StQub out.

@mdbise ehak. = Sarrp sbaw emtdui&t. : Bier anabem setoStet. =
Ser ae TTdtreiiret. - ltnin 0anoe NIT Cuba. Hooebdfs meme
photographic. GppIepet uuo Sia, -9esperakr Ni0rber. StraBen'
babn.ltnfan mar ber6erbl9. = Gtrtf freSlid b%egaegt. = Sathger
YrdIbent pnb fa0he 8anf reorganfrrn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08

Die Rann=Meoi5in uiro tbun, mas man BON ihr
e%ruartet.
Rann=M esi3in furirt frib5eftieen Berfan. rer=
ffimmte Rannbdrfeit, R-erpenidpdfe, 5uuftipus=
f5runs, abHabme Der 2ebeusfraft, &raftIofsfeit,
&erlute Der G~eihledtstrait, Gehirnermatfuve,
&ifenidmer5eu, Serritfuus, RierenIetoen uno gaer=
uofitdt.
gan fam bic Sur 81 5auie b~crnebmeu.
art feline Guittungen feline Beripredbuneen.
9as einsi9e. mas mir perlangen, oaB man niff bic
ManrbYiebi5in ans purer Rengier fproert. @ir
tuiiuifen, eaB man bic Rebi5iu In biliger Eeiie err
trObt uno man tuieoer Su ieiner frhberen ifarfen
Hatur selanet.
Sieies gratis ueridifte Bonpadet lit Der 8eiueis,
mas bic Nann=gteoi5in 5u thun permag. @ir ihifen
Is i'm eiufafen Gapierumihlae ,perihlofsu perpadt-
rrnnfo abeeiiefert- BUR Der Hame uno bic Nbrefe 1T
Z not9tueuoig. Snteritate 8emeop Co., 1884 2uf
Building, Detroit, Rih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
6 4arfe gontrcbere E.

g @arfe gontrobere.
Rem Dorf, 2. September. =
Roaer 6. Suaipan, Witglieb bes Dee
mofratif9en Nationaleomites bon Sni'
nOis, psr6Hsntlt&te beute cine @nt9ss'
nuns auf bie Ansrifs bes Germ 70.
). grpan. Sn bsr gntgegnung iagt
6err Suaipan unter Mnberem Sol
genbes:
v8eim Banfett bes Sefsrfon.@lubs
In @bicaao am boriesn 9isnfaa 9riH
9err Brpa1 mid mieber tn feiner Rene
an unb berIanate bon mir ntetne &e.
Fgnation als Wit9ltso bss osmotrati'
f9en Nationalcomites, neil i'd 3u bic.
isr politiI9sn Stslung bur9 getrug
sslanst mdre. Sd erwibere barauf:
Solte Id meme Stenuna tn bemotra.
tif9sn NationaIcomite burd getrug er'
Iangt baben. 10 psrbe Id iofort fret
wiais reRsniren; fOlte 6err 8rpan
absr miRentIi9 bic unwobrbeit gefprc'
DEN babsn. 10 foll sr freimilli9 bon Der
Qanbibatur oils Ssmoiratii9er prdR'
bsntf9aftstanotbat 3uriidtreten, ba bas
Bolt Der Wsreinigtsn Staten teinen
9hgner aIs prdioenten baben BARI.
Sd bin Wilsns, ben Bemeis bur& bie
nod TN staate Slinois Iebenoen Dele
eatsn, tpel4e mid Dor 3usi Sabren In
Der SprinaisIoer RonOsntion als Nit'
aliee bes bsmotratii&sn NatiOnal.
gomites srtudblten, berbet au f9aHen.
Der Oberri6ter bes etaatsseri&ts bon
SIinois foI bic bamaligen DsIssaten
befrageu unb BITE Stimmen jdblen,
tusl&s fir mid absessben uurOen. unb
oant wirb Is f& seisen, Oh Id incline
SteIune als MitaIisb bes bsmofrati.
f@en IatiOnaleomites re9tmdbtg inne'
babe, ober ni&t."
Gndbtae Strae.
Srentou, q. g., z. Septbr.
Ri9tsr canning i'm gunbes.D ifriits.
seri@t nabm beute ben rNorbbeutf&en
2lopb" In cine Celebrate bon 5000
tuesen unterlafuna bon DorR4tsmaB.
rsgsl, CUR 8srbinoeruns Der. geieb'
pibrisen 2anbuns bon ausldnoern.
Der MnuaIt Der 2ompaenis CAB 30.
baB ieins Nabreseln aetrOifen wOroen
fsisn. fol9s u%nerlaubts 2anounesr 3u
uerbinosrn, rssbaIb bic Strafe 10 &c.
ring ausfisl.
6arrp 8bau enttd
Rem Dort, 2. Sept. Der PRO.
aeb bon garrp &. fbatu, bss iunssn
WiQionGrs, Der ben Bob bes Nr&ites.
ten STANFORD Wbite auf benz @suiRsn
Dat, uirb ri9t Dor Der HobsmbsrwabI,
pielsidt srff I'm DECEMBER aur Berbano.
lung tommen. Gifrittsantpalt Ssyoms
bat iest 3u pisl NIT Der politif au tbun.
8batu if snttduf9t, BET ieinem Reid,
tbum elaubte er ni9t. baB er 10 LANCE
wsrbs bintsr @ittsrn Rbsn mifsn.
Bier 0naben 9~et6otet.
6aItfar, q. O., 2. Septbr.
6tnf 2nabsn. 3usi bon ibne1 S6bns
bon Neil Gum; elmer etn Sobn bon
SoTepb Gretu, elmer Elm 6obn bon Rsil
patterIon unb Der anbere NIT Namen
Rsrnstt, fpisltsn Ball tn Der Hd6e oss
ginganes elmer aufsesebsnen Roblen.
CRUDE, als i6r BAL tn ben ginganQ
route unb bsrabfieI. Die Rnaben BE-
aaben R9 In bic @rube. I'm ben Bal
3u fu9en unb elmer 3tinoete Elm Strei9.
6oI3 an. Sofort erfolgte cine grblo,
ion Der Sole unb A Der Rnaben muir
ben get6otet. Der finite, 2ernett, e.
fit etne1 Armbru&.
Strabe1 b 5 nunal 10 q ,
berberbIt4.
pbtIabeIpbta, pa., z. Sept
Gin @traBsnbabntuaesn nit unaefdb,
so paResisrsn uurbe beute absno II
Der Ndb, Der atlantic @efnins @omp,
Gabrif bon einsm Gsa&t3uge Der penn'
fpIpania Babn tiberfabren, tuobet bre
Wdnner gei6btet unb jtuei Dubenl
rnehr ober tueniQer berIebt tuurbe,,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
Der atte freit.

Der atte 6tf9ereifreit.
% atinqton. o. g., z. Sept.
Hut 8eranlaRung BIS prdfoentsl
Rooiebelt psroen iebt 0orbsreitungen
tn bret Reaisrunssabtbeilungsn getrof'
fen. bas Gtubium bes Neufunoldnber
6iidersifreites, usl9ss au9 tn 9arls
gen b%erfofenen Sabre betrieben tpors
ben mar. tuieber auf3unsbmen. u. D.
Alsranoer bonn 0anoels. uno arbeits'
bepartement III absrmals gum Ober.
asenten Der Rsgierung tn oieier Gngs'
le9enbsit ausaepdblt morben; er utrb
.bas acknowledgement potomac" fur
feline unterfu@uneeu sur gerftgung
babsn. unb er .ptrb nit boiler Bsfus.
nib bonn Staatsbepartement In feinen
untsrbanblunger NIT Der Neufunoldns
Der Regieruns aussertfst fein. @abr'
|fGeinli& uirb H9 aus ieinem 8efu9
In HeufunoIanb sin rsusr Wertrag Ct.
geben.
1ner SanbeI NIT guba.
@ 3 n 9 ton, o. g.. z. Sept.
Das 6anbels. unb Nrbsitsoepartement
uer6fentli9t sinsn Beri9t, usl9er Be-
fagt, baB Der @ertb bes 0anbsls Der
Der. Staaten NIT @uba TIM berfoHenen
Re4nungiabr srbber mar, als In isbsu,
frtiberen. 3war bIieben bte g~infubren
aus guba sine Rlsinietsit binter ben.
isnisen bon 1905 aurid, bod r,ur In.
folee bes 5alens bonn 3uderprsis;
anbererfeits NOR Der Wertb Der Aus.
fubren nod guba Is pro3ent gr6Ber,
als TN ~borborigsn Sabre. unb etma
100 proaent gr6ber, OILS I'm Sabre
1903.
q ooebeIt'8 neue Ortho.
| grapbte.
@afbtn9ton, o. g., z.
September. Die gIbiIoienf. Rommif.
Ron bei&lOb, bab BON isbt ab psrfo.
men. bic R& prtfunaen fur sienungen
tn peri&iebenen gretutib.D Departments
unteraieben. bas neue pbonetif&e Sp.
fem anusnoen t6nnen. Sbre Wabl
bon W0rtern mus R& auf bic 800 bonn
prdRoentel unb benz .Boarb Of Spell.
ing &eform" gutgebeibenen bef1rdn.
ten. DDS 8a&lein nit Der 2iifs bon
800 Dbrtern. bic auf Mnorbnune bss
prdRbententer CUR @ersinfa9ung Der
photographic bet &esierunespubIita.
tionen asbrau&t tuerbett iollen, III iebi
9ebrudt unb Ropien tperbea bonn Reaie.
r~ungsbruder on bic eseieneten perio.
men In ben bsrf&ibenen Departemsnts
bert6eil!.
&ooebeIt unb Dtaa.
DALLAS, &sr., z. September.
gs finoen nnterbanbIunsen au BEN
3usde fatt, eine 3uiammsntunft 3tpi.
f&sn benz prdRbenten @oofepelt uni
bem prdFoenten 0ta3 bon Wsriio tudb'
renO Der Musifs0uns berbeisufabren.
tusI9e sesen gnbe OCTOBER In San an'
tonic. 9eras, fattfinben tpirb. Bis
iebt 1T nod feils befimmts Wittbsi.
lung bon Rerifo eingstroHsn, iebod
glaubt man. bob bic 3uiammsnfunfi
gu @tanoe ssbra&t tusrbsi1 tptrb.
Desperater W6rber.
@uaIa, 5. g.. Z. September
6enrp Bolts t6btete beute BIER fetnv
Grau anb erbtslt isIber 3tuei Rsbolper
&u9sIwunben tn benz bsspsratsr
SAMPLE nit 8unbesmari9dlen, bi
i'm psrbaften MOLTEN. 6hlfsmarf&aI
Degrief erbieIt bon qotts mebrer
RsRermunoen. Der @sfangens uurb
auf elmer Qranfenbabre In bas Ge
fdngnib nod RussOses t~ransportirt.
Stretf betgeIegt.
3afegbarIes, Co.. 2. Sept
MHe 6nIafmue{heu1HhIao - g.. 49,,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
FREI
Gin @adet Wama=W eSisim
far eimeit Solar fret.

y Gin Bonpadet FIR einen Spnar Der R~nrn=NRebi;iu
III frei 5u be5iebeu, tpenu man naffrag. uuo Die
Aorefe angiebt. Tieie MANN feeijsn eiebt
Sbnen npdmnaIs ben Spruoel iugenoliben @Iifs =
ben Bulls uno oas 3itteru pbniiten @pbIbehagens:
fe madto ben RauH mdHHergteih, maHnesfrdftis uHo
maHHesftarf.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
40 GIVE SKIN
FOR A FRIEND
SUBMIT TO SURGEONS KNIFE
TO SAVE LIFE OF MAN
H.. BURNED.
SACRIFICE iHSURESREC0VERY
James J. Callahan Was Burned While
Fighting Fire in Chicago Flat
Building.
SACRIFICE IASURESREC0vERY

Chicago, Feb. 26.-To save the life
of a comrade, James j. Callahan, who
was burned while fighting fire in a
fiat building at 5126 Calumet avenue,
forty men have given from one 70 two
inches of thei rskin in order that ii
might be grated on the scared body
Of their stricken friend.
/ As the flesh was cut from the arms
of the men it was quickly transfer
red to the body of Callahan, who
throughout the two hours that the op-
Grafton was in progress, lay uncon-
scious on a near by table. .8......
Two by two the men filed into i! G
operating room of the Michael Reese
hospital, where Dr., Emanuel Friend
awaited them. Without a qa'lver Or
a cry of pain the men watched The
surgeon s knife as it cut from thelr
barred arms the required amount Of
epidermis. Then with a glance at the
white, PROSTATE form of their com
rade they quietly left the room to
make way for others who were in
waiting to make the sacrifice. {
Harris Davis was one Of tie men,
who for the sake of a friend submit
ted to the painful operation. Ha was
in charge Of the squad and marched
them in a body to the hospital.
"Come on, fellows,' he said. cup
with your sleeves and get ready for
business. Then as the !wo men
designated by him entered the oper-
ating room he would turn his atten-
ton to the next two in line. until the
surgeons announced that they had Sc
cured enough skin.
DR.. Friend Of the hospital said last
night that he believed that Callahan
would recover. eff he does so,'
said the physician, "and I think he
will, it will be entirely due to the sac
rifce of his friends.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
SPECKLED TOBACCO.
How the Little yellow Spots Are
Formed on die Leaf.


Little yellow specls. on the wrapper
are positive Indications Of a cigars ex-
cellenre. Choose a speckled cigar, and
you can't 50 wrong" ":.., Gill;
The speaker was Il skate salesman.
The, tobacco, salesman laughed at him.
''Are- you a victim Of that error, too?'
he said. Listen ard III tell you all
about those LITTLE yellow specks.
I'VE are in Cuba. In mile long rows
grow the tobacco plants in binding
sunlight. Suddenly the sky is overcast,
a shadow falls Then the clouds disap-
pear and the sun shines again upon
plants dotted here and there with i'm
mense NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peculiar to
Cuba, as large as the largest pearls.
''These drops become burning glasses
In the sunlight The same as real
lenses they concentrate the suns heat,
and on the leaf beneath them the little
specks that you, venerate are burned.
These little yellow specks indicate the
tobacco's quality no more than freckles
on mans face indicate his ability.
ITO choose cigars by their specks is
as foolish as it would be to choose
statesmen by their freckles. Chicago
Chronicle,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
SHE DANCES SIX HOURS; DIES
Belle of the Ball Pays With Her Life
for Popularity at Wedding
....- .f.'.-..I ...t t.E 81 J.E
-.xa, Dance. ..f..... ...s.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 26.-After
dancing incesantiy for six hours at
the wedding of friend, Mary ker-
luck, Is years old, Rankin, collapsed
aad was removed to a hospital. With
in few hours she died Of exhaustion.
Her funeral was the largestever, seen
IN Rankin ami was attended by many
of the men who danced with her at
the ball, where she was the belle two
nights before. &, =. t4nl,,aius CHI i.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
NDcpriyed of His See.0

Juvenile scholar to evolve an unexpect-
ed meaning from his text, CORE
spondent relates that the following
question was put to history class:
'fWhat misfortune then happened to
Bishop Odo" The reply came quite
readily, HE went blind" An explana-
ton was demanded, and the genius
brought up the text book. There. SIR"
triumphantly, 1.-The book says So" The
sentence indicated by an ink stained
digit read, "Odo was deprived Of his
e."-London~ Spectator.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27

The Palladium publishes more live
news than any other Richmond pa
per. } Many people are telling the
paper what they have heard. All
are trying to win the dollar prize.
It's fun to be in contest, try it and
see. A dollar is not to be stunned
when honestly earned. Give US a
"tip" you may win. ,.Ic o~ ii
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
WEDNESDAYS BARGAINS!
AND ALSO EXTRA STAMP DAY
on many articles, which make it far better
than Double Stamp Day. $3.50.
Of fancy Preserves Jelies
and stamps wi each 0centj
than Double Stamp Day.

iherent varei of a
centspe and stamps witt each 0centj jar.
The anc that made of Heinz Inz sehamm for 25
and stamps eachj i 4.
pound Powder and 60 for 5
l Team oraxa
and10 stamps
o cache
can ,ye 10
Hoods Blend
pound. and coffee for good
Fresh Il dozen;
25 pounds GRADUATED Sugar for $l.25.
JarCniere
with each s-#nn1 i
/ WEDNESDAY. t*+t< $50 ~.-.ts%~* w.
Curtains "a inches wide for
% cache
See ournew in Linensa at rvard
Pictorial Review SALE t~#4
delivery.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
Where the Excitement Was.

II don't suppose it's unnatural for
me to be excited now that the hour
for my marriage to the count ap-
proaches," said the bride. II guess I'm
the most excited person in town at this
minute "Oh. I don't know" replied
Mrs. Nuritch, her mother. Think how
excited they must be over it in the
newspaper offices. "-Catholic Standard
and Times.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
Order,

Order is the sanity of the mind, the
health of the body. the peace Of the
city. the security of the state AS the
beams to a house, as the bones to the
microcosm of man, so is order to all
hings-Southey. .
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
His Reception.

Young mani have called. sir, to re-
quest the hand of your daughter in
marriage. Old Grumleigh-Has she ac-
ceptedo you? Young Man-Yes, sir.
Old iGrumleigh-Then what do. you
want to come round and bother me
with your troubles for?
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27

Palladium waat ads pay.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27

Heavy, impure blood makes a mud
dy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea, indigestion. Thin blood
makes you weak, pale, sickly. Bur
dock Blood Bitters makes the blood
rich, red, pure-restores perfect
health.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27

"Babes in Toyland,' Hamlin &
Mitchell's mammoth production, will
be the attraction at the Gennett thea
ire tonight.
This mere announcement cannot
carry with it the full strength of the
event. There was time when such
attractions as "Babes in Toyland"
were denied local theatre goers, be-
cause of the fear of managers that
there would be speculation on the
merit of New York success en- tour,
but lately it has been brought to the
doors of the people and hence the
wedding out of a great many ordinary
bookings and the advent of shows
that are worthy of price and patron
age. ".' N.,, "H" F.. "rr... 1@.l8N
"Babes in Toyland" comes with
practically special train for three
modern coaches are required to han
die the company, and two of the larg-
est baggage ears are used to trans
port the great quantity of scenery
and effects used in the wonderful sto-
ry so cleverly interviewer by Glen
McDonough and set to music by the
peerless Victor Herbert. ,'to34t a54
The company is complete and its
chorus is one of the most attractive
on the great circuit. The music is
of that sort that fingers and there is
a vein of comedy that blends excel
lently with the Spectacular. 8, jr.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-27
New PHILIP &
~ THEATRE


o. q. MURRAY, lessee and Manager.
Matlnee daily 3 p. IN.
EVENINGS 8:15 p. m.
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 26.
A-MISS GRAYCE MILLER.
Overture.
B.-OTTo WEAVER.
Hand Balancer.
c. BRYANT & SAVILLE.
Llackfaced Comedy Sketch Artists.
D.-THE hymns.
Comedy Sketch.
E.-CAL LANKERT. ......
Illustrated Songs.
F.-HARRIsoN BROS. ra
In their original comedy, "The
Old Maid and Rube."
G.-THE PHILOSCoPE.
"Through the Matrimonial Agen-
cy,' and ga Pleasure Trip"
Special ladies' and children g mat
ipee daily, 5 cents, except op Mon
dav. when each lady will be given a
no, # bon-bons, and on Wednesday
handsome souvenir. Candy to
children on Saturday matinee.
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Insult and Repartee

Insult and Repartee. 81
The difference between repartee and
Insult depends on, whether you or the
other man makes the remark.-Life
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BIG CROWDS Ar
THE new PHILLIPS
MANAGER MURRAY HAS AN
OTHER GOOD BILL FOR
-ne HIS PATRONS. 5l "
COMEDY SKETCHESPLEASING
At the Gennett Tonight a Packed
House Will See BABES in
Toyland." -"
COMEDY SKETCHES PLEASING

Manager Murray of the New Phil
lips had delightful surprise over
the big matinee audience that greet
ed the vaudeville bill at the New
Phillips Monday. 1t was one of the
best matinee crowds of the season,
and was unusual considering the .un
favorable day. AT night the theatre
was filed which was again rather re-
rnarkable considering that the city
was storm-bound. Those who ventur-
ed out were we'll repaid for the pro-
gram this week is meritorious one
throughout. Bryant and Saville,
black faced comedy artists, are
among the best in this line seen at
this house and they were received
with marked enthusiasm. Their
ability is not shown SO much in their
dialogue or in their conduct on the
stage, as in the musical talent. Their
turn is long one and every minute
of it is filed with laugh. The hymns
put on good comedy sketch, as do
the Harrison Brothers. The latter
have an original comedy entitled,
''The Old Maid and Rube." Otto
Weaver is clever as hand balancer,
having some features to his work not
seen at the New Phillips before. Cal
Lankert sings two fine illustrated
songs and the motion pictures,
"Through the Matrimonial Agency"
and GA Pleasant Trip" are Of the
best. There is no reason why the
bill should not prove a money-maker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-04
BIG BOXERS IN
SLUGGING MATCH

NEW YORK, May Ain the arena of the
Twentieth Century Athletic Club, which
made Its re-entry into the pugiIistic game
in the concert hall of Madison Square Gar
den last night, Marvin Hart and Mike
Schreck met in four-round slugging ma tch
and fought each other to standstill Two
longshoremen could have made just as in
teresting battle.
Both men were fat, but willing and they
fought hard and fast from the moment they
shook hands In the opening round until the
bell signaled the end of the contest at the
close of the fourth round. Both are Ium-
bering. awkward fighters. and the exhibit
ton they made was long way from being
consistent with the pugiiistic regulations
which preceded them.
Scientific boxing Is an unknown art to
both Hart and Schreck. They are sluggers,
pure and simple. Harris most effective blow
Is swinging right-if 1t lands. 1t went
wide of the mark many times last night
when attempting to connect with Schreck 8
jaw. 1t also lacks force.
Schrecks best blow Is left-hand swing.
1t has power behind it, Twice 1t made Hart
stagger. In spite of their unscientific work
the rival fighters pleased the crowd by their
earnest work Both men were SO thor
oughly exhausted by their efforts that they
could hardly stand. and a bantam-weight
could have knocked out either when the
fourth round ended