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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-02
Swallow. storm Court House.

Gadsden, Oct. 1.--(SpeciaL)-A COL
ony Of several thousand swallows or
chimney sweeps, have taken PIP their
temporary abode In the chimneys of
the court house and attract great
deal Of attention In the evening as
they circle over the building in a
black cloud. They have made the
building and surroundings very Of
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-02

HsHS III SHHSSS HSlHSS IN "ES F1ND
Rev. Earnest c. Maye, former pastor
Of the Fourth Avenue NJ. z. Church.
West End. is assisting Rev. J. w.
Reinhardt in a series of services this
week. Mr.. May preached to a large
congregation last night. taking his
text from Prov. IA and ~. as follows:
There Is a way that seemeth right
to man. but the end thereof are the
ways of death"
Both the cotton mills are closed for
the week. for repairs. thus allowing
the employees the privilege OF attend
ing these services. Much interest Is
manifested.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-02

NOTICE.
Bastlani 4 Cassimus' Cafe
In again Open, where will be found
tie hest the market affords. Phones
- and -. 10 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-02
Mr.. Jack Davidson,

Phoenix Club. New York.
Meet us. with your wife. at the
Grand Central Station at s p. m. Mar
1orie and myself have decided to be
married at your house tonight.
Dick.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-02

me to cancel my engagement with you
Details later.
Marjorie Dereforth."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
Recital for the Blind.

The spontaneous expressions of delight
that greet a musician who pleases the reg
ular patrons In the room for the blind at
the Congressional Library are something
quite different from ordinary applause, and
the concert yesterday afternoon by Miss
Marie Angela Howe elected much OF that
delicate appreciation. She played numbers
by Sinding Liszt and series consisting OF
"Papillon." "Printemps and Jour de
Noce." by Grieg.
II was Miss Marie Howe's first appear
ance since her return from abroad and the
music room was crowded to suffoeation
many ladies standing throughout the pro-
gram.
With technique sound and capable OF
the severest requirements. Miss Howe also
possesses decided musical Temperament An
interesting incident was the manner in
which after a trying program and the ac-
complaining of Mr.. W. r. Christiani with
that rare power of support and sympathy
which distinguishes the real accompantst
she played the allegro de concert of Chopin
Almost overcome by the heat of the room
the pianist stopped for one bewildered mo-
ment. She did not fall as many expected
Gathering herself with pluck and determt-
nation she plunged into the number and
gave Ii with a vigor and abandon distinctly
brilliant.
Mr.. Christiani sang some English bal
lads and the Publican of Van de Water
and "Will-o'-the- Wisp of Cherry, with
sympathy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

@ pHospHA1z Mnx sa ssser os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
Appeals From Ruling.

Al hearing before the Board of Commits
sioners this afternoon John 7. Arnes made
an appeal from the unwritten rule OF the
engineer department, which requires the
dedication of certain space In each new sub
division for an alley or alleys. He stated
that he wished to improve square 10,
Brightwood, d. c., as a whole, with semi
detached houses, and that an alley in the
square would be unnecessary and a nuts
ance. because access to the rear of the
houses would be possible through the side
yards. The Commissioners took the matter
under consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
| ISAAC W|NOER HANGED
Desperate Struggle on the Gal
lows With Sheriff
AT TOWS0N, Md, TODAY
Execution Witnessed by Over 1,500
Persons.
SHERIFF HINDERED BY CROWD
Fence Surrounding the Jail Knocked
Down and Excited Mass Encir-
cled the Scaffold.
SHERIFF Numbered BY CROWD


Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. March 30-After a
desperate struggle on the gallows with the
sheriff and deputies. Isaac Winder. colored,
finally overpowered and hanged this
morning at Towson. The drop fell at IL 40
o'clock and the negro was pronounced dead
at II SO
The hanging attracted a crowd of over
1,5G0 persons. the largest that ever attend
ed hanging in the county. The fence sur
rounding the jail was knocked down in the
crush and the authorities were unable to
handle the crowd.
The execution had been set for $50
o'clock, but the sheriff was unable to carry
out his plans, owing to the great mass of
persons surrounding the Jail and the scat
fold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
Mizpah CLUB of Galbraith church.

Arrangements have been completed for
special literary exercises OF the Mizpah
Club OF Galbraith A. NJ. E. q. Church. TIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

street between l. and NJ next Sunday AFTER
room at 1870 O'Clock. They will include
singing by the congregation: Scripture
reading by Mrs S. l.. Corrothers; prayer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

.Galbraitf,s Golden Jubilee" by Mr. M. N.
Corbitt: paper by Mr.. Jones: an instru-
mental solo by Mrs. F. ". Dancy, reel
tation by Mrs. Anna Lee Slade; solo "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

by Deacon Basil Chase, chaplain; intro
duction of the master of ceremonies, Miss
M Liggons: responses by ]. G. Dancy;
solo by Mr.. G. Bowles; an original poem,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14

Minis nab anOercn @emeinoen Der.
ieBt peroen muBten, lire gbidieoS.
preoigten. 9ie bon ibrcn @%emeinoen
pcrlebten Eoitoren iino:
Faltor Is. IS. Hotb BON ser 3%tpciten
STRIDE Der epongel. @enleinibolt,
Short uno WicGloerrD-S trobe. ser
al bic SolemS @emeinoe in Sigb-
lonotolpn periebt lit.
Paltor 3. Yonten, Der Oie Gu.
TENS. @enteinoe perl1bt, INN Secl.
iorger elmer 8eneinoe in Seriep-
Gitp-Seigbts, N,.S., 81 merocn.
TaItor Sobn 8rotbeer, Der oic
ScellorgcrItelle an ser oritten STRIDE
Der eoongeI. Wemcinihoit an GroB.
mo Nonticote-S troBe oufgiebt, INN
nod meitcren Stu0ien in Dem Seni.
mar in 9%topcrpile. 8, 5u obliegen.
Der Nohiolgcr Oca Eoitors Hutb
miro Eaitor &url 9enlelcr mlS98oooi
bouer, 2ong &Slono, unO Eaitor
@rotbeer's No6iolger Eoitor aarl
Wfcilter aus GumoeL RS. Gicitl-
ben, ioluie Tuitor &otb mcrOcl an
SonntaG ibre IntrittSprcOigtcn III
ibrcn nellen 8cmeinOcn bnlten.
Eoltor Gotb lit Elm Wiirttembcrgcr
uno ltommt aus 9teuiien. 100 cr 1871
geboren mnr0c. Gr itu0irtc IN Dem
Seminar III Napcrpiuc uno bat bis
Der ais Seeliorger Der @emeinoen in
Nemarf, Camden mo an Der 5lpeitcn
STRIDE Der epang. 8cmeinidoit bier
iungirt, GOr Orci Sobrcn beiratbetc
cr Sri. 2poio Yiolt, cine Sohter be0
EuitorS qleid)cn NomcnS, Der iriibcr
al Der erlten STRIDE Der coongel. Sc.
meini6oit an 8rcenc.S troBe oils
Sccliorger mirtte, mo iinO 5mci Sim.
Der Ger gliidli6en Che entiproiicn.
Yoitor 9enielcr lit cin geborenCr
9oltinlorer mo lpor frilbcr Conn
togSl6iiler Scr crItcn Stride an Der
0rcenc-S troBc. Gr iii icit fl Sobrcu
I'M gmt, perbcirotbet uno bat ein
ain0.
Eoitor Wciitcr lit Elm Qeborcncr
Shmei5cr, ocIicn Gltcrn icbt in Ea.
tcrion, N.sS, mobnen. Gr itu0irte
in ben Seminorcn in BLOOMFIELD uno
NoperpiQe unO lit nod leoig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
lit rs Garter uocr nid)t?

angcblidcs Bcitdn0niB murOe nie
obgelegt. - Ter Ncgcr G0mar0
TopiS, on9cblider Eripot. Gctef.
tip, gum 5pcitcn Mole perboitet.
Nit grobcm alim6im lpurOe am
6rcitog oie Eoli5ci pon Baltimore be
nadridti0t, Dob elmer Der 5iucl Nc.
ger, ole etma 10 Weilcn norolid BON
Cumberland, Mo., cingeiun9cn mur.
Den, olS ,9ll" Garter, ser Woroer oe@
Contractors CbomoS 90. Hine6art.
ioentiii5irt purbe uno Gin 8eit1n0.
nib obgelegt babe; icbt bcgt Ole No
ll5ei 9ultimore'S nod Den groBtcn
3lueiiel, Oh Scr Wann Garter lit o0e.
nidt. Canals mrr0en BON 0e1 @es
beimpoli5iitcn Der Baltimore Ohio.
9obn" p~olitiue Wcloun0en iiber Die
SOcntiiitotion un0 boa @eltGnoniB
oeS Ne0erS ouSgclonbt, iomle audi
SeitcnS ser 9eborocn IN Gumber.
lono. gm Somltug 9lbeno erbielt jc.
bod Morihol Surnan politipe Sts
formation, ooB Der ucrboitete 9tegcr
llid)t ais Garter iocntiii5irt, oaB fem
8eitGnoniB nb9clcgt moroen lei, unN
ouB menig NuSlid)t porbanocn lit,
baB Der Gerboitete nit Garter lOcns
it'd, lei. 81 meit in Griobrrng &c.
brod)t mcrocn fonnte. buben Die BE
BORDEN bon Soluoro-Gountp feinerlci
9%lnitolten getroiien, Ocn Nicgcr ol$
Den M0roer iOentili5ircn 81 %lolicn,
uno sic @altimorcr EoliSci lit ouhcr
nod INNER III scr gon5en Sofe I'M
l~lnflurcu.
Ser NcQcr Gopis BUM 5mci-
ten MALE ocrbaitet.
Sn N%erbin0ung nit Dem Ninebart'
Woroe muroe betonntlid) an lebttl
Gormcritog aud Der Neger Goporp
GouiS, ongeblib eiu Geteftip Der
Volomin Geteftip. Igentur, perbattet,
gegcn 0cn man Den Gcroadt bcgte,
bob CT oerNPorocr oesGontruftorS leL
bod cutlicB i'm Eoli5eiridter @rall'
nan, oils bier oic Hndridt bon Der
&erboitun0 oea .pirflid)en" Garter
gcmcloet lpuroe. Nm Samltog MN
erbieIt Die Yolijei BON @ln. g. 9alo'
min, Tr1lioent Der ,Hailmup Spcciol
MgentS Niiociotion" uno Sorlteber
Der @olomin Geieftip Igentnr, aus
Hoonofc sic iolgenoe GepeIhc: Ser
Negcr Gopis no ME bel inns on9cs
itelt. @ir iuden i'm me9en Woroea
mo oiieriren $1,000 iiir ibn."
Toui5 muroe bon Den Eoli5ilten
Srcnd unb SariS pom mittlercn q.
ltrift perboitet, uuo geitern Morgca
bielt i'm Eoli5eiridter Grammar fir
cill lpeiteres &erbor beute Had)mittog
felt.
Worid)aQ Sarnan t%elegrupbirte &C.
itern Nafmittag nod &oonofe an
Srn. 9alomin, bate ieood bis ipGt
geItcrn 9lbeno feline Intlport aui Die
Ncneidle erholteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
100 @onlteIIen in Burton
berfuuft.


perfouft.
Gie SS. Sobn 8, SurIt unb GboS.
". &urit. Gigentbiilucr ser .&onS-
0omHe Improvement Co." ba6en on
Ole NS. &obn Wt. Sbco unO Slfe y.
Mc@uire Den Mcit ocS often Hurton
Sciabts 9eiibtbumS, 5t &urton oil
Der vNoroliden Central. 0obn," Der.
torft, Tos @runoItiid miro in 100
VouItellen cirgetbciIt mcrGcn, nit ie
80 SUB 6ront uno 100 Sub Sieic.
Nn0errc @uuten.
Nr. Scnrp ". grcbm bat bon Nrm-
ltron9 mo Ne1p Ou2 Oeb6uoc 9tr.
1921, st, EmulsS truBc. e%rItonoen,
miro Daiiel6e nieoerrciBen uno Elm
ncllC@ muoerncS WcbduOe chi Dem
VauplnBe errid)ten Iuiien Der 80 bel
Isl SUB nliBt.
@r. @uIitop Gber miro oui ieinem
@unOiiBe cine Sdelme mo cine &ut
ihcnrcmiic nit 'ciucm &oltcnoui.
monoc BON $1,000 boucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Sdifisfarten uon nno nad) 9cutid
IouN

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. Hunoreiie 5u
biaiserem Ereiie. 9bco. $. 9icncr
& Gu., 217, Clt.Yaltimure- Stripe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Staet Baltimore.
1tnterbaltnngS- @esmeiicr.

,I1urots Epcrubaus." Sieie Nohe:
qbnInH &nlpe'a hcluealtht Ntlner 0nnl Sro'
hebeil in Sdn SrduCi9tu uHo ban Fort AribnF.
WtdiineeH tdaltd.
SoniSupirnReu . 5bcatsr." - Gteie @obe;
,Seiericb at the Nllar".
,glaneN'e 5Bcntcr." Eieie Mode; ~ Nd'l
of NiOiierO". 800.
Observation-Disclosures" - 9iefe g9ode: aeifbs
Observation-Disclosures IagIib Wiailllee;
,Auoiiprium . 1hcnter." Ste't gSone'
s1be Atribtp". r4
.%C8aurtp. 5heater." Siefe T6obe: idaIt9
3ipei Observation-Disclosures
,,9nric". - Steie gSOdc oEnp"sGon5erie oeS
metropolitan Spernbails Grhcllere" bon "e'o'
Oori. ,,.,..,
,Narnum & guilcp's Sirius, Vim Ntiilipnd
nno 5onneTitda, ben 10. u1l0 Il. Wtal, an o''
ginrtbt @peme mo SuOsStrdBc.
uWermunia'G nartrtt. Stub. SIenlius' S'n
IL. Mtdt. Sabneulueibc mo W'albuu III "''
,@ermunia sWiuuueTCborf Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
GOfaIberidlte ans @aidinatpn.
Ton Der 9iibne ms &C..
QuQuiB +.

Sobn Z. Sdieiinger, olioS ,Iobu
st. Wtc&op, meldJer' in einem bon
Wolbington'S 2bcotern Ole Hole bes
tubren GetettibS ipielte, iullroe ON
SomItag bon einem mirflihen Sc.
belmpoli3iIten bon bem 1eloe leincr
Sbntlgtelt obbcrufen mo nod, Dem
llod)lten Eoli5cigeridt gCidleppt. no.
lelb't or ollt Die Nnid]uloigrmo him.
cine Nn3abl 3obnGr3te beItoblen 3l
bobcll, fir Gin lpciteres Ierb0r felt.
9ebolten miro. 3mei NnidulOioun.
gen megen Ginbrld)a mllr0cn qeqen
I'm erboben, un0 5mar lou cr IN ooS
gnreali bon Or. 9Snl. V. SoboeS,
Ar. lilo, 4 StraBe, mo in ouS gll.
reolt bon Or. @borleS Gieoel, Mr.
1015, $ Strobe, einqebrod)en lein.
Ill@ Dem e%rltcrcn 1tnbl er ongeblid,
Sl III Vaar0elO un0 8olo inn @ertbe
bon S15 unb IN Dem lebtercn erbcll-
tete er angeblih 8olo i'm @ertbc BON
SSo. Sn G%rmonaelunQ bon $1,000
glrgldoIt miro Sdleiin0cr fiir Elm
am Gonncritog i%tottfinocnocs Scr.
bor icItgcbolten. Shleiinger'S 1rolL
lpeld)c cbeniola nit ibrem @ottcn
ais Wtitlpiicrtn Der Iiebit1ble per.
baitet lpur0e, iuurbe gcgen $500
9iirgidnit cntloiien. Ger arreItont
betbelerte, ooB Die 6rou nittS nit
oen GiebitGbIen 81 tbun gebobt babe,
rno 6rou Shlciinger erflGrte inter
SbrGncn, ooB lie llur acicbcn babe.
mie ibr 0otte ooS @olo ~pcrfauitc, ic-
bod feline Nnbnunq BON Der Scr.
funft 0Cs "Details gcbobt babe.
3ie FoliSei murhe in lester Belt
BON pcri6ic0eneu Ginbriihcn in Die
GtoblilIements BON 3nbnGr5ten be.
nofrihtigt un0 bol0 genlg qelonq
ea ibr, Die 9cidreibung zines Wun..
mes 5t erlangen, lUeld]cr perid)ieoe.
men S0n0lern 8ol0 ongeboten botte.
gnI oicie 9eifreibung bin muroc
Sdlclinger, mGbrcr0 cr iid) in @e.
glettllng lei1cr Satin bciuno, Der.
boItet uno nad) fllr5em arcu3perbore
aelton0 er Die beiocn obengcnanntcn
Giebltoble elm crtlGrte ieoodL oaB
or Die Sbiircn 3l ocn 9urcour Scr
beiOen Ner5te oifcn g~eillnoen babe.
Gn Die Ner5te n6Cr beidnporen, 0o6
lie ibre gurenlr geId)loiien bottcn.
mltroen acknowledgement iuegen Gin.
brllt< gcgcn Ocn Nrreitontcn crbo.
ben.
Setncn Bril- bmunocn erie.
gen.
Soiepb Nn0eriou, Elm 80 Sabre al.
ter SonolanQcr Ser Baltimore.
Sbio.9obn," itor6 an Samitug inn
uGalualtp Soipital" an ocn Solaen
BON 9~riIbtpunoen, melde er orei
Stun0en 5upor nobe 5riniooo erlitt.
In0erIon iolte in Dem 9abnbofe All
Srini0oo cine 2ofonlotiue nit Sob.
len perichen. Gr perildte bel Dem
Nnlolic, Die Sotonlotipc in 9eipe9una
81 leben, pcrillbr nber babel 10 ulgc.
ldidt, Dab er init eineml idrperen
&obIenpogaon couibirte. Gle Solgc
mar, bob 5mci GompibGbne oui.
'prongen mo Ger Wonn, che er iit
entIcrnen %fonnte, idnucr perbriibt
iuuroe. "a Inoerion oas Spier 1ei.
ncr llnuoriif)tigfeit mar, lpuroe fem
SrQleIt a~baebolten.
6obnenmei6e beS 81 il.
der 9unoes." - Cine CLAN.
5enoe Earooe beluegte iif geltern
Sormittag bon Scr O'0onnea. uno
> Str,En .,,S ,,~L Nar So,tsI,,. N,o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14

6obnenmeiGe beS .9li.
Der e 9unoes." = Cine alan.
5enoe EaraOe belpegte iih geltern
Sormittag bon ser O'0onnea. uno
.. StraBe aus nad) Der oeutiben Der.
epang. Stride an Der Galt. Ipenuc,
Canton, no aln R11 llbr Ole Sab
nenpeibe oes n9liider . 9unoes Nr.
30 bes Oroens ser Sdmar5en Bitter"
Itattiano. an o%erielben, meIde bon
einer Muiitfope0e angefiibrt puroe,
betbciligten iid ncben Dem ,9liider.
9uno" folgettoe Gereine nno 2ogen:
.ariegerbuno BON Baltimore"
n2iibolu-9 rno Nr. s 0es Oroeus Der
Sdluor5en Sitter" ,Sermonn.9oge
Nr, 9 oeS OroenS Ser Sitter Der Srei.
belt" oSurmonie.2o ge 0r. A oes Or.
oens Ser Sitter ser Sreibeit," .Sar.
monie.Soge Nr. 4 bes Sroens Ser
Nitter Der Sreibeit," Canton . Gons
clope oes @erb. Oroens ser Septa.
Iopben," vErin5eiiin Suliane 9uno
Nr. 6 oes SroenS ser Stmor5en &it.
ter" .GIiIabetb!2 oee Nr. I oeS Or.
oens Der Sitter DER Sreibeit." Die
2eitung ser Earaoe batten oie SS.
Gbrilt. WutIhler, Sobann Gang uHo
Charles Sdueioer. SSn ser Stride
angefomlnen, mllroe ole 8eide ser
Sobne our6 Eoitor @il6elm goB
porgenommen. @Gbreno oerielben
tmlg Scr airdenfor u,lter 2eitung
ieines Girigenten Yrof. Ybil. Srieo
bier Gbore Dor, nlb lang Sr. @il.
belm @irfenielo elm 9aBiolo. Nad)
SdllB Ser Seier begaben iid) sic
Sbellncbmer nat gprine's Salle,
Gde bon SnityMpelnie uno 3. Strobe,
no Elm SmbiB eingenommen puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
S4eo. S. 0ieuer 4 60.

@eiie Bureau rno @efielitube.
S6iifsfarten bon uub nod Deutid).
Lamb nit Dem W~orboeutiden 2Iop6
nno anoeren 2iuien. Neiiepaiie, @et).
lel, Greoitbriefe uno 8elbienounaen.
217 Of: 8altimorefr.
62-)
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03
Martin and Hall Factions
Clash According to Dis
patch from Knott Co.
TROOPS MAY BE CALLED
FATHER AND SON BARRlCAOEO
IN THEIR HOME AND REFUSE
TO BE TAKEN BY FORCE
SHERIFF USES FLAG OF TRUCE.
Publishers PreSs1

Louisville, KY. Aug. "A dispatch
from Sand Lickl Knstt county. ays
four men were 'hiHsd there in a fight
between the, Martin and Hall factions.
No names are given: These factions
have at war for, some time and
the authorities : havefbeen trying un-
successfully to end the trouble. The
Martin faction is. said to number so.
The Martin faction is said to be led
by w. Yates Martin and; his two sons,
Silas sand Alexander. They are en-
,t~renchedsat the Homie of Martin on
Beaver creek. Sheriff, Hayes and
posse aresin the nelghborhood,s but it
is not believed any arrests will be
made.
Every effort. d. being made to get a
truce arranged and persuade Martin
and his, two sons to surrender to the
authorities. as thsyawih not submit to
arrest by force. Thespames Of the
dead in the battejEhave net been
learned, az the sheriff and his posse
have not Returned.
Unless the Martins surrender Gov
ernor Beckham will be asked to send
troops to the scene Of the battle.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03
GREAT FEATURES.
WITH HAGENBECK CIRCUS
and Driving Experts to be Nu-
merous-Some Of the Most Wonder.
full Acts in the Circus World to be
Seen Next Tuesday in Richmond.

For the devotees of the stately and
a~ristocratic style of eque%strianism
classed as menage the Carl Hagen
beck Greater Shows, which exhibit
here on Tuesday next will present ar
tistic and cultured demonstrations of
the highest type of perfection. A quar-
tette of ladies and gentlemen in mo-
dish costume, with four superb hors-
es, matched to a nicely, participate in
the performance, presenting park pic
lures of exceeding grace and rare
beauty. In couplets they appear in
a series of m~anoeuvres in which the
horses respond to the lightest touch
of the reins, changing PAGES at the
riders will-trotting, cantering, sin
gle-stepping, g%alloping, Waiting and
marching, saluting on Bonded knee,
Icing down for riders to dismount,
sitting or launches, posing on pede-
stalls, accomplishing nautch dances
and the stately minuet and conclud-
ing with a housekeeping cake walk
in perfect time with the syncopated
music of the band. The Misses Rose
Elson and Nella Showers and Messrs.
William Elson and John Fuller are
the pastmasters and mistresses Of the
menage who are presented in these
aesthetic high school performances.
In conjunction with this a~ssemblage
of riding experts Miss Lolita Jewel is
introduced with "Chesterield,' de-
clared to be the most beautiful white
Arabian horse eve exhibited and
blue ribbon winner at every known
promi1ent~ horse show. Miss Jewel
presents a unique, charming and en-
trancing 4 display combining all the
elements and attributes of refined
pleasure, exhibiting extreme clever
ness and skill in driving her horse,
harnessed to a dog cart wreathed in
flowers, and putting him through diff
ficult PAGES and poses that excite
the admiration and enthusiasm of the
skilled reinsman.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03
At THE THEATERS
Vaudeville at the Phillips.

Those who have not yet seen this
weeks vaudeville bill lat the New Phil,
lips should, take opportunity to do so
at one of the four performances that
remain. and they will. find themselves
well repaid. There are some single
features that alone are worth the
price OF, admission and as a whole the
admission is ridiculously small. For
next week Manager Murray has Sc
cured another big bill that will be
announced in detail tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03
The Pain
Family

You know them; they are
numerous, and make their
presence felt everywhere. The
names OF the family are Head
ache, Toothache, Earache,
Baokache,, Stomach ache, Nett
ralgia, etc. They are. sentinels
that warn you'of any detange-
ment of your system. When
the brain nerves become eN-
hausted or irritated, Headache
makes You miserable; if the
stomach nerves are weak, in
digestion results and you
double up with pain, and if the
more proaninent nerves are at
fected, Neuralgia, simply makes
life uncomfortable. The way to
stop pain ~ to soothe and
strengthen the nerves. DR..
Miles AhtiPain, Pills do this.
The who'll Pain family yield to
their Influence. Harmless it
taken as directed.
81 find DR.. Miles Anti-Pain, Pills an
excellent remedy for overcoming head
ache. neuralgia and distressing pains
OF all sorts. l haserused Thorn for the
past seven years in this capacity with
the best OF results"
MRS. JOE MERRILL. Peru, nd.
Or. Miles Anti Pain, pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantees thge
the first package swut bonsnt. lffte
IS doses, IS cents. Never sold In Bulk.
\ Miles Medical Co., 'Elkhapt, Ind
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03
TO CLARKSBURG
FREE BEER FOR 5 YEARS
Unusual Fish. That is on in West Vir.
einia City, Will Make That Place
Very wet" for Some Time to Come
How 1t Came About.
Publishers Press1

Clarksburg, ". Va, Aug. "A beer
fight is on here. Recently the Clarks-
burg Brewing company announced it
would sell ice for 10 cents per 100
pounds. The Reymann Brewing COM
pany of Who sling, w. Va, retaliated
by furnishing ice to saloons and other
consumers free Of charge. This arous-
ed the local brewery. and an an
noencement is made that free beer
would be fufnished all consumers.
The Reymann company came back
with the wofdfthat 1t would furnish
all consumers1free beer for five years
and as a result free beer is being dis
tributed throughout the city to all sa-
looms and other
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03
INJUSTICE DONE
MAYOR JOHNSON
MiSStatement Made in Regard
to His Connection with
Street Car Trouble.
THE ERROR is RECTIFIED
NANCIAlLY INTERESTED IN
MUNICIPAL TRACTION cOMPA.
MA SUPPORTER OF 1T.
Publishers Press1

Cleveland, O., Aug. I'm the dis
patches July Is describing the contro-
versy over the street railway situa-
ton in this city the statement was
made that the track Of the Cleveland
Electric Railway company on Fulton
street was torn up by men acting un-
der the orders of Mayor Tom L. John
son, and that this action was owing
to the pending controversy in behalf
Of the Forest City railway. a Scent
fare line. and which under certain
conditions can come under the owner
ship and control ofsthe municipality.
In addition to relating facts as to
tearing up rails of the Cleveland Elec-
trio Railway company, the additional
statement vas made that Mayor
Johnson was credited with being
largely interested in the municipal
traction COMPANY" This statement
was u~nwarGanted. is believed to be
entirely untrue. if in its, reading it
tended to create the impression that
Mayor Johnson had any:+lnanciai in
terest whatever Bin the Forest City
company. andfis contrary to every
public statement made by that Off.
clay. having specifically anticipated
by public announcement any such
possibility.
That he has been interested in the
success Of the company as an ulti-
mately municipal ownership PROPOSE
ton, but primarily to c "a lower
fare he has openlys proclaimed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03
New Railway.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. "A charter
was granted the Missouri River &
Gulf Railway company, which pro-
poses to build a-railroad from Kansas
City through the counties on the east
ern end of Kansas, through Indian
Territory and to Denison. Tex. with
a branch to Shreveport. La, and an,
other branch Through Cherokee coun.
ty into Missouri at its terminus at
Joplin. The. company has a capital
stock of 81, GOO, ede.