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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
PEASANT TROUBLES.
I'm Some Districts Are Assuming n
More Serious Phase.

Poltava. Russia. March 29.-The peas
ant troubles IN the district in which the
Bouromkat estate, owned by Princess
Cantacuzene is situated, have assumed
a more serious phase. The governor
general has telegraphed 10 the officer
IN command Of the district not 10 spare
the troops in suppressing the disorders.
The princess is the mother OF Prince
Cantacuzene, who married the daugh
ter OF Brig. Gen. Grant OF the United
States army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
BRISTOL TO BE REApporNTEp.

Washington, March 2s-President Roose.
welt has decided TO reappolnt w. G. Bris-
tol, as United states district attorney for
oregon. The case Of Mr. Bristol presents
some unusual and interesting phases Ho
was appointed originally as United States
district attorney for oregon on excellent
recommendations made 60 the president
These recommendation We're strongly
concurred in by Francis ]. Heney. special
fraud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
P0STMASTERS APPOINTED.
lsnecIal h the oNews.,l

Washington. d. g., March 29.--Post-
masters appointed; Utsh-Fairview,
sanpete county. John l.. Bench, Jr, vic,
Andrew A, Johnson. removed; Giles,
Wayne county, Joseph X, Elliott vics
Il, W. Mayhem, resigned
wyoming Careyhurst, Converse
county, Robert ID. Carey. vice Mary
Hlldebrand, resigned; Mandel. Albany
county, Louis Pilgar. vice Ia j. BATH,
resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
NEW LINE TO ALASKA.
Service From San Francisco 20 be- In
auguratcd About June 1.

San Francisco. March PA direct limo
OF steamers from this port 10 Alaska Is
about TO be inaugurated, Notice was CIV
en- yesterday by the Merchants exchange
that Barneson-Hlbbard company will put
on the steamers Indiana, Watson and
Buchanan TO ply between San Francisco
aud Nome ST. Michael, Solomon and Col
OWN, connecting ut St Michael with the
Northern Commercial company's river
boats for points on the Yukon.
The iirst sailing will be the steamship
Indiana, which is due to leave June !, 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED

Chita. March 2s.--Gov. Gen. Rennen-
kampff today committed the sentences
OF death imposed by court martial
here, March %, on 10 postal officials who
participated In the recent strike. to va
rious terms Of penal servitude and in
some case 10 exile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
AMERICA LOSES A TREASURE.

London, March 29.-Lord Strathcona
md Mount Royal has come to the as
sstance Of the Bodleian library with a
donation of $4,000, to complete the sum
which was necessary to secure the first
folio of the works of Shakespeare for
which an American collector offered
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
i. 'ABLE BUNCH OF KEYS,

key, a, FORK a, March Bone hundred
theyal hauoe design, ancient and me-
NetropolI,ar oeen purchased by the
lls added ~ .susum OF Art and are be-
Veles wbicb .he collection OF those ar
Cd with ,h nave been already gather
KEYS non ~ va. addition the exhibit ,r
best In The wn ens museum is one OF the
world The latest acquisition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
OLDEST WAR VETERAN.
William WcIch Celebrates Ills tO6th
Birthday.

Lemster. ". H., March 90. William
Welch, who Is said to be the Oldest
surviving member of me Union army
in the Ciyl war. and the oldest MEM
Der OF the Masonic order I'm America,
celebrated his l06th birthday here to-
day. He was born In ST. Andrews. n.
b., on March 2eth, 1900, but has spent
the greater part of HIS life in this
town
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
rt,, - -
Nhaih JUMPERS DnIyEy o.,r

reached i New March 2s.--.Word
Of ciaI,nn efe this morning that a party
Falryien Jumpers was driven from
point ~ ag miles from here. at the
monum.n, pistol Yesterday A location
site and w was erected on the town
A yIeila n removed at the point Of a gun.
Cd Tba a committee has been form
IN pteysn ,o9' action % a deputy sher-
how quIet ''u a pitched battle All is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
RESERVE FOR ELK.

Washington. March 2s.-That herd ~
60 elk may be properly pastured. legisla-
ton Il finding favor at the capital. which
will get aside a large portion OF the olym.
pic forest reservation In the state Of
Washington for this purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
ORDERED TO LOGAN.
Mai. j. Z. Dickman VIII Inspect Mill
itary Department, 4. &. u.
(sneclal 10 the "News. y

Especial to the "News,D
Washington, d. c., March 29.--Maj
Joseph r. Dickman. Thirteenth cav
airy, has been ordered to proceed to
Logan, Utah and inspect the military
department. OF the Agricultural col
lege OF Utah D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
COL. FREEMAN CoNNoR DEAD.

Chicago, March 2s-Col Freeman
Conner, 70 years old. retired army off,
Ger, living In Valparaiso Ind. was
found dead In Forty-third street early
today. Apparently he had died from
heart disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
10 PAcEs-LAsT EDITION.
THURSDAY, CITY. UTAH

was originally gathered after nearly 80
years of effort by NJ. De Ia Noix of
Paris, and rs from old castles and from
excava lions made on the sites of an
Client cities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
FTNLANDERs FEAR TROUBLE.

Nelsingfors. Finland, March 29.--There
II increasing fear hero that the Re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29

-,ncr classification OF your al
The the building OF broad and
mr,1rht road TO Il for every reader
s'a he paper who would be at all
Interested In II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-29
FiSTORilNSOFfiCf

To take almost all Of the sting out ~
shopping and TO put an amazing
amount Of Interest and zest into IL.
starting
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22

nor och ~schakaler. Kamtschadalerna
bruka kasta liken for hundarna liksom
Centralasiens nomadfolk under SOM
maren.
Hemligheten | att forlanga slit III
ligger uti, att icke forkorta Diet och Ia
ter omfatta sig | de orden: Fornufts-
enligt ~lefnadssatt.
En- Taper man ar alltid redo med
gifva att han ar radd att CORA ma
got oratt.
l Serblen ar Diet en- soldat pa % in
vanare. | F0renta Staterna l soldat pa
1900 invanare.
bet finnes ire lifselixir: vatten for
kroppens ward, / ungdomen en- warm
hjertad NOR for sjalens ward och | dig
shelf en- god villa till k~araktarens ward.
Den NEST dyrbara ring / verlden in
nehafves af Vanderbiltarne. Denna
ring dr. f6rsedd med Misunderstanding
gar till EFT varde af $4,000 och dess-
utom atskilliga andra SNARE, varde-
fulla stenar.
God uppfostran Dor eli endast ga ut
pa att lara ungdomen att CORA Diet rat
Ia, utan afven att alska Diet RATA; icke
allenast lefva EFT rent lif, utan ocksa
alska renhet; icke allenast att vara
r%attfardig utan ock att hungra och
torsta efter rattfardighet.
! somliga af de schweiziska kanto-
nerna begrafvas ALA aflidna, babe rika
och fattiga, pa statens bekostnad.
ON en- person kunde ga dag och matt
utan att hvila, skulle han kunna hinna
rundt jorden pa 24S dygn.
Mar tjusas af pratt nu for tiden, och
derf0r finnes Diet afven pratmakare af
ALA sorter. bet ar Ell gyllene It'd for
folk med starkt munlader.
llBerkotl az loIuJuuel ioi hNihhoiHa
bland miris ! Bengalen, emedan de tro,
att kvinnorna skulle bli for sjalsstarka
deraf. bet Dir ju 81 konstigare an att
en- obildad europe tror, att kottet an
den starka oxen Dir kraftigare an af
svagare dur sasom hons, hare, kali
o. s. ", da 1 verkligheten den kemisks
sammansattningen af ALT slags kott DR.
temligen hka.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22

hest, mar han finner sin hustru 1 en-
AMMAN mans armar?
Sag du delta? Ar du fullkomligt
saker pa att Diet var hon - fullkomligt
saker?
Jag skulle tro Diet! Diet var for
omkring en- timme sedan / poppel-
allen. Jag kande igen henne pa den
drakt hon bar = rosen | haret....
Froken Hasselton afbrot honom
plotsligt med EFT mjukt skratt.
- Du narraktige tok der! SADIE hon
och vande sig bort for EFT ogonblick.
Vet du int - kan du inte forstA -
int ana?
Calthorpe sag ifrigt upp pa henne
- och EFT leende lyste upp hans ansik-
tie och skingrade molnet pa hans pan
ma. Hans blick ofverfor hennes drakt
och rosen / hennes har.
- Violet! utropade han nastan dar-
rande. bet a du2
- ia!
Hon sag allvarligt pa honom; han
kunde icke tvifla pa hennes blick.
F0rlat mig, Violet! Jag har varit
en- misstanksam narrl Hon behofver
ju aldrig veta att jag tviflade, pa hen
ne!
Mel, lat henne aldrig "a veta det!
SADIE Violet med en- plotslig skarpa I
rosten, aldrig!
Jag formodar da, SADIE Calthorpe
och reste sig upp med en- kansla at
nytt LII, att jag far gratulera?
Violet Hasselton sag forskrackt pa
honom.
All mel, int annu, skrattade hon.
Har kommer Helena nu.
Fru CalthOrpe kom ut pa verandan.
bet lag en- sallsam CLANS | hennes bile.
kar da de sokte vaninnans.
Violet, SADIE hon osakert mar de
gingo ut tillsammans, jag var | rum
met bredyid - jag har hort hvarje ord
- babe hvad han och hvad du SADIE.
Du har gjort mig till en- hederlig kvin.
ma. Tack!
Hon rackte fran sin hand.
Och jag tanker hadanefter handls
son en- sadan.
Hr Pennington slot sig smart till de
ras sallskap och de gingo in till midda
gen.
En- vecka sonar vid frukostbordet
forklarade froken Violet Hasselton at
hon skulle resa foljande dag.
- Det DR. ledsamt att bryta D frar
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22
Eft och annat.

Att ga igenom ALA RUNNER i Diet
spanska kungaslottet Escurial skulle
taga en- It'd af fyra dagar. Langden af
wagon genom hela slottet ar omkring
20 mil. | by%ggningen finnas males
$4,000 dorrar och / 1000 fonster.
Med arbete foljer oftast halsa, och
blot | en- sund kropp Dor en- sund sjal.
liten falk- eller hok-art, som hufvud-
sakligen lefver pa akerm0ss. Den nyt-
Ia denna fagel gor landtbruket franz
gar bast af Diet faktum, att ofverallt,
der han blifvit utrotad, har trakten
blifvit obeboelig.
Man har beraknat, skrifver EFT anne
rikanskt blad, att antalet af de damer,
som 81 kunna ga forbi en- spegel, utan
att kasta en- blick 4 den, bel0per sig
till omkiing tolf pa dussinet.
1 f0rhallande till sin storlek ar men
niskan den svagaste af ALA skapade
varelser, och ON hon relativt hade IL
ka stor intelligens som t. ex. en- myra,
skulle skolor och lardom vara obeh0fli-
ga.
Verldens hogsta j~ernvagsbro fore
kommer 1 Birma a j%ernvagen Mandaley
-Koulon. Den helt och ballet af stall
byggda bron, som mater 2,07O fot i
langd, hvilar pa pelare, af hvilka de
h0gsta halla en- hold af narmare 800
fot.
ON somligt folk kopte hattar efter
den storlek de ~sjelfva satta pa slit huff
vud, blefve dessa sd omfangsrika, att
deras egare aldrig skulle beh0fva pa
raply.
1 Polynesien sander man de d6da till
andra verlden inneslutna | en- ihalig
tradstam. bet firms ocksa folkslag,
] som kasta sina d8da till f6da for hye-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22

- Ar Diet Helena? fragade hon ha-
stigt med lag rost.
ia, Helena! svarade han dystert.
Hon ryste till. bet hade alltsa kom-
init slutligen Diet der med Penning-
ton. Hon hade LANCE fruktat delta.
Jag litade pa henne, SADIE han en-
kelt. Jag skulle icke haft den minsta
misstanke mot henne, mel icke ems ON
du hade sagt mig nagot, men
Han afbrot sig hastigt och hans huff
vud sjonk ned.
- En- man ar tvungen att tro sina
egna ogons vittnesmal, SADIE han efter
en- stund.
Violet Hasselton sag pa hans ned
bojda hufvud och en- kansla af help
loshet kom Oliver henne.
Calthorpe hojde upp ansiktet mot
henne.
- Jag trodde, SADIE han med skarp
rost, att Pennington gjorde sin kur for
dig?
Hon rodnade starkt.
ia, Diet gor han - har gjort -
rattade hon med beharskad rost for att
d0lja en- osakerhet som eljes skulle ha
forradt henne.
Skall jag skicka en- kula genom
honom eller lata dem bAda lopa?
- Frank!
Fr0ken Hasselton reste sig upp och
all farg forsvann fran hennes kinder
och lappar. Han hade saledes sett
Diet! Sett Pennington kyssa hans hui
stru | poppelallen. bet fanns knappast
nagon annan forklaring till hans skar-
pc ord. Och hon - hon hade ocksA
tydligt och klart sett allting. Helena
bar en- hvit notwithstanding med
mattgula band och en- ros 1 h%arknuten
1 nacken den dagen. Violet kom ge-
mast ihag delta, ty som gamla vanner
och skolkamrater hade de kommit of.
verens ON att klada sig precis lika
denna dag.
Froken Hasselton tankte fort. Hen.
mes eget hjerta hade for lange sedan
blifvit utpinadt, och hvarfor skulle hor
icke vAga risken for mans skull? Och
mar ALT kom omkring, kunde Diet ju
icke ga varre an att hon m~isslyckades
och Diet var battre att CORA EFT forsol
saken an att ~ingenting CORA.
Ar du saker = vet du hvad d,
sager? fragade hon.
! -Hvad skall en- man CORA? SADIE hal
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22
UppOfring.
Berattelse af
Nellie Gravey Gilmore

Calthorpe sag Oyster och fortviflad
ut, mar han langsamt gick genom den
skumma tradgarden och uppfor veran-
d%atrappan. Han holl handerna hardt
knutna i sina fickor.
- Gud! hviskade han hest. Helena!
En- lang pinsam tystnad f0ljde, I'M
der Diet hans pulsar bultade och smar-
tan brann / hans hjerta.
Efter en- stund stordes tystnaden af
frasandet af en- kvinnas kladning, och
han sag hastigt upp.
Hr Calthorpe - Frank hur ar
Diet fatt?
Froken Violet Hasselton afbr0t sig
tvart och en- hapen och fragande min
syntes / hennes tacka ansikte. Hon
hade aldrig | slit lif sett nagon menni-
ska Sc sa f0rtviflad ut som Calthorpe.
Hennes hjerta slog valdsamt. Alltse-
dan hon sprang omkring / korta kjo-
lar och hangande kjolar och han, gos-
sen, lekkamraten, hade torkat bort
hennes barnsliga tarar och lugnat hen
mes unga hjerta, hade hon icke alskat
nagon AMMAN man.
Calthorpe satt tyst under en- lang
stund. Han tvekade mellan en- stark
langtan efter en- vans sympati och en-
skygg motvilja att visa slit hjertas bit
terhet. Hans ansikte var uttrycks.
fullt, blekt och skarpt / mAnskenet.
Jag ar en- forkrossad man, SADIE
han slutligen hest.
Tala ON for mig hvad Diet ar!
Hon gick EFT steg narmare och lace
sin smala hand pa hans axel och sag
pa honom med en- nastan ON blick.
Kan jag hjelpa dig med nagoti
fortsatte hon, da han icke svarade.
Hennes rost och beroringen af hen
mes hand kommo honom att spritta till
och Diet kom litet farg pa hans bleki
kinder.
Hjelpa mig? svarade han trott
Nej, ingen kan CORA det....
Han sag upp pa henne med EFT tvun
get leende.
Men, tillade han, kanhanda d,
kan rada mig.
Hon satte sig ned bredvid honom
Hon var den forsta som brot tystna
den
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22
Regnbagen.
(For denna t~idning.)

. .... 800 hAuhAA5I
ALT Diet sk6na, man pa jorden finner,
Notes en- gang invid himlens bryn,
Hvarest verldens rand for oss forsvin-
ner
Och foreman sig med himlaskyn.
Och de slogo ring, likt englar ljusa,
Hand i hand igenom rymden dref,
For att men'skobarnen ljufligt Tulsa,
Ty en- regnbage den synen blef.
Och de hojde sig | glad f%orvantan
Hogre, hogre uti glade yr,
En- bar namnet Hopp, och en- var
Langtan,
Trofast bette en-, och en- Zephyr.
En- var hold i guldets gyllne stralar,
Och a Adelmodet hennes MANN,
An en- AMMAN djerft i rodgult pralar,
Loftesrik stod tryckt pa hennes
farm.
- 40 q ooA oohg
bet var Karleken | barnaskrud -
Blomsterholjd, men afven tornesargad
Liksom toner, toner utan ljud.
Men violbla elfva svafva' stilla,
~Outgrundlig, liksom evighet.
Aldrig an forstadd hon blef, den lila,
Hennes MANN, Diet a - Fornojsam-
het.
Zephyr ledde hela ljusa raden,
Val sa latt pa foten 1 Diet bla,
Och de men'skor STAMINA och sag pa.
Men Diet klarnade sa lust deroppe,
Och an skonare blef bagens CLANS,
TilPs forklarad, likt en- solig droppe
Den f0rsvann / himlens bla nyans.
Men Zephyren blaste uti kvallen,
Hviskande en- jordisk melodi -
Milda toner, suckande kring fjellen,
Sjonko ! %naturens harmoni.
Och Diet ljod en- sang, der vestsol blan
ker,
Lockande, likt vanligt utstrackt hand
"Allt Diet CODA, SON hvar men'ska tan
ker,
Far, likt re~gnbagen. till himlens land
Camilla centerwali- stianer.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22

EFT sd angenamt sallskap, SADIE Pen
nington, men Violet har gjort mig den
aran att emottaga mitt hjerta och min
hand och....
Violet skalfde till omarkligt, men
log, mar hon motto Calthorpes menan-
de blick.
vi skola gifta oss | Juni. SADIE hon
~rodnande.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
London Banker Announces
Suspension of His Business
Then Suicides.
DELIBERATELY PLANNED
UNFORTUNATE MAN WALKED
INTO DARK TUNNEL AND LAID
DOWN BEFORE THE APPROACH
ING EXPRESS.

London, Oct. 22.-P. McFadyden,
head of McFadyden, bankers, whose
sus pension was announced, committed
suicide within an hour after posting
the notice of the failure on to the door
of the bank, by throwing himself be-
fore a train in tunnel about half a
mile away from his place of business.
Mr.. McFadyden appears to have gone
direct from his bank to station of the
City and South London railway, to
have entered the tunnel unobserved
and deliberately lain down in front OF
an approaching train. The engineer
reported having run over an obstruc-
ton in the tunnel, and a search re-
vealed a shockingly mutilated body,
which was identified as that of Mr..
McFadyden.
1t is rumored that the failure of p.
MacFadyden & Co, the London house
of Arbuthnot & Co, bankers of Ma
dras, was connected with the cotton
market, but as Mr.. MacFadyden was
the sole partner in Europe, it is diff
ficult to obtain information on the
subject.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
"Way Down East"-Cennett.

Is there anyone who ever visits
the theatre in this city who has not
seen Way Down East?" 1t is doubt
full. Year after year, this good old
comedy drama of rural life in New
England goes through the country
with increasing popularity and doesn' t
seem to mind even the wear and tear
of time. II is veritable gold mine
for VIM. A. Brady, its producer. The
question was put to that astute mana
ger a short time since as to how long
he thought Way Down East" would
last; he quickly replied, 'As long as
Uncle Tom has.
The cast and production to be seen
during it's one night stay at the Gen
nett Theatre next Monday night is
the same as seen here in past sea-
sons and includes Phoebe Davies,
who created the part of Anna Moore,
Robert Fischer, Mabel Strickland, VI
ric B. Collins, Ella Hugh Wood. Frank
Cprrier, Mary Davenport. Frank Bell,
Estelle Ward, Jas. T. Galloway, Pean-
ne Willard, Burt F1ansburg and the
village choir.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Vaudeville at the Phillips.

Owing to the mishap at Hamilton
Ohio, the Helm children, wonderful
Juvenile actors are not able to take
their turn on the vaudeville bill at
the New Phillips this week, but Man
ager Murray was able to secure an
act in their place for last nights per-
Torrance in Nellos, juggler. 1t is
probable that the Helm children will
be presented on a future bill. After
a lapse of week, the patrons of the
New Phillips again flocked to the
house yesterday afternoon and night
to see their old time favorite vaude-
vile. They were not disappointed as
the program is quite pleasing. Kre-
tore in a musical act; Corregan and
Hays, singers and dancers: Blamphin
and HEIR, high class vocalists; Miss
Ruby Cohn, in Illustrated songs, and
the Philoscope, with three motion
picture films, doing their very best
to please Miss Cohns songs this
week are pretty and delightfully."- il
Illustrated. They are entitled THE
Little Old School House on the Hill
and You're the Sweetest Flower that
Grows in Tennessee" Tomorrow
there will be souvenir matinee and
on Saturday special matinee for
children. A double performance will
be given Saturday night.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL,.

ST. Louis is pushing the erection of
large modern schoolhouses.
Two thousand British schoolteachers
have applied to Mr.. Mosely, the Lon
don publisher, to join his prospective
party which will visit the United States
and study educational methods here.
Dishonesty in the written eXamina-
tons at the University of Chicago has
resulted in the faculty virtually aban-
doning the honor system, which has
been in vogue ever since the founda-
ton of the university.
The trustees of the Rhodes scholar
ship fund of London have requested
Dr. Edmund ]. James, president of the
University of Illinois, to act as chair
man of the committee of the Rhodes
scholarship trust for the state Of Il
linois.
A recent convention of learned men
at Berlin has advised the government
to establish two kinds of lyceumS for
girls, one of eight years, corresponding
to high school in this country, and
another with a supplementary course
of four years, preparatory to the uni
yerSity
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Coal and Railroads,

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 22.-Judge
Judson S. Clements of Georgia and
James S. Harlan of Illinois. members
of the interstate commerce commits
sion, formally convened hearing for
the commission in this city. 1t is to
ascertain the relationship of the
Southern railway to the coal mining in
dustry in the Tennessee Kentucky
field. The investigation is similar to
inquiries recently made as to the Penn
sylvani.l Baltimore & Ohio and Chesa-
peake & Ohio roads and their relations
to the coal industry. 1t is understood
a number of complaints have been
made as to the Southern railways
method of car supply for the coal
Mines
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Guy Stock company-Gennett.

The return of the Guy Stock Com
pany for A weeks engagement In the
city was welcomed with great inter
est. This was manifested by the APP
preciative audience that greeted
them in their opening play MY Jim"
This season Manager c. w. Mercer
has surrounded Mr.. Guy with stron-
ger company than any previous sea-
son. Mr.. G. Carlton Guy in the title
role of MY Jim received hearty
ovation on his appearance and in
this character he is seen in one of
the best rural plays ever written and
his ability in blending comedy and
pathos is remarkable and wins for
him well deserved appreciation and
favorable commentator from the
audience. His portrayal of an easy
going. whole hearted country lad was
excellent
The usual daily matinees will pre-
vail during the week The vaudeville
features this season are good This
afternoon for matinee they will pre-
sent THE Bankers Fate" and at
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
Humor ano Philosophy
BY DUNCAN NJ. SMITH
WHEN THINGS ARE COMFORTABLE

When the price of stocks goes tumblin
And from Wall street comes a cry
From the lambs who have been slaugh
tered
And whose cash is more than shy
You can smile and say you wonder
If the weather will be fair.
II you were not in the market
When the price went in the air
It is easy TO be jolly.
In philosophy to dip.
When you hear about a shipwre
If you do not own a ship.
You can carry loads of trouble
without feeling mad sore
II it is the private trouble
OF the gentleman next door.
oh. you do not mind the weather.
Though it is a rainy spell.
If you have a good umbrella
And a macintosh as well.
Rubber bootsies on your tootsies
And good mittens on your mitts.
Then you do not care a cooky
II the blamed thing never quits.
You can stand II very nicely
In the wild financial crash,
When the banker skips to Europe
And his old bank goes to snashi
With complacency mistaken
The performances you can see
II you haven't any money
In the bank that used to be.