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able. Since it has been seen here,
Under Southern Skies" has appeared
in many cities and always to large and
enthusiastic audiences. Its reputation
is now so well established that it has
become almost unnecessary to print
any encomiums of the play and produc-
ton, the mere announcement of the
coming of the attraction being all that
is necessary to draw a crowded house.
This wonderful popularity is not hard
to account for, for there is not a dull
or embarrassing moment from the rise
of the curtain until it's fall. Almost
the entire first and second acts are
filed with life, gayety and fun. The
birthday party in the first act and
the Halloween celebration which is
the feature of the second act, are re-
plete with such natural, youthful fun
and frolic that the audience seems to
become part of it and long to join in
the merry making themselves. So
deity has the author woven her play
that the audience is almost unaware
of the fact that through all the fun
making, the story is shaping itself
until suddenly it leaps to the front,
gripping the attention. the heart. the
sympathies of the audience and hold
ing them tense and fascinated with
the denouement. The entire produc
ton this season will be quite up to, il
indeed it does not surpass, the stand
ard of excellence set last season.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
CLUSTER OF CURRENTS
PIucked From the Vibrant Vines 81
TeIegraphic Communication.

PIucked From the Vibrant Vines 81
TeIearaphic Communication.
st. Petersburg.-Prof. Mendeleef, 70,
celebrated chemist. died here.
Boston-General Isaac w. Starbird,
68, prominent In the civil war, is dead.
Malone, n. Y.-Congressman Will
liam H. Flack died at his home here.
Washington.-In unequivocal terms
President Roosevelt approved Admiral
Davis acts at Kingston. Jamaica.
New York.-The 1000 men and 700
women employed in hat factories OF
Orange, N. j., district, called out on
strike.
Rochester, Minn.-Bishop Stang OF
Fall River, Mass, who underwent an
operation at st. Mary's hospital here,
is dead
New York.-Failures in United
States during the week. 211, same
week last year 22S; in Canada rs, last
year q.
Columbus, Or. NJ. Duvall, a grain
broker. of Duvall & Son. died in the
office of a physician, due to carbolic
acid. taken by accident
Columbus. Or. E. ]. Wilson, ply
stefan to Governor Pattison during
the governors illness in this city.
operated on for appendicitis.
Washington.-Dr. Jose Ignacio Rod
riguez, IS, well known as an interna-
tional lawyer and author, died at his
home here. Native of Havana.
Muskogee, I. arthur p Nickel
lop. compiler OF Greek law, signer Of
the federal government, died at his
home here.
Karnes City, Tex-Ramon Campoe,
Mexican, hanged here for the murder
of two sisters named McHaney in
March. 1906. One Of the women re-
fused to marry him.
Washington.-Miss Louise, daugh-
ted of Senator Foraker of Ohio. slight
ly injured when a streetcar collided
with a carriage in which she was re-
turning from the theater
Cleveland, O.-Ernest G. Krause, SO,
one Of the wealthiest men of this city,
died suddenly following stroke OF
apoplexy. Formerly an extensive
holder of Ohio coal lands
Toronto-Charles McGill, manager
of defunct Ontario bank. pleaded gull
ty to false returns to the government.
Sentenced to FIVE years in peniten-
tiary, the maximum penalty
Ashland, O.-Body of Willard B.
Jordan, senior member of the Jordan
Brothers Celery Farm company of
Creston, found near railroad station
Killed by cars during snowstorm.
Knoxville, Tenn. A. Chandler,
president Of Industrial college. a col
ored institution At Greenville, Tenn,
accidentally killed while handling q
pistol Chandler came from the north.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

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observation-disclosures.

The latest musical comedy, New
York success. Wonderland" by Vic
tor Herbert and Glen Marlborough,
produced and staged by Julian Nit
chell will be the attraction at the Gen.
nett Saturday evening, February 8.
The plot of wonderland" is based
upon German fairy story of the
Brothers Grimm and tells of eight
princes who are given to wandering
over the land, as they usually do in
fairy tales. They live in an enchant-
ed castle and through the love phil
tiers of Doctor Fax. specialist on
affairs of the heart, they win the af-
fections of the eight charming daugh-
ters of the King of Herat. An abun-
dance of fun is furnished by DR.. Fax.
This role is played by Little Chip,
the clever lilliputian entertainer, who
made so many friends during his en-
gagement with the Welles-Dunne- Har-
Ian company. Mary Marble, another
member of the same company is also
in Wonderland
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
PLOT AGAINST THE CAR
NIhIIIsr IN Uniform of a Cossack Viii
Endeavor to Assassinate the
Emperor.
Publishers Press1

st. Petersburg. i ID. "A plot evil
IDENTIFY directed against the emperor
came to light through orders issued
to the secret police to use every effort
to identity the purchaser of uniform
of the cars Cossak escort. which
was captured during a recent raid
Detectives were directed to visit every
tailor in ST. Petersburg and the re,
searches can be extended to the prov.
inces. The use of regulation uniforms
is a favorite device of the terrorists
1t was employed in the attempt
against the life of Premier Stolypin.
and in the assassination of the mill.
tary procurator. Pavloff The Cossack
garb is an open sesame to the pre-
cincts of the palaces at Tsarskoe-Selo
and Peterhof
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
DON FORD STRUCK SNAG
Was Unable to Free Bur ore Hand
From Pair of Handouts at the
Phillips Last Night

Don Ford struck a pair of handouts
at the Phillips last night that he part
taken to the theatre by j. S. Caldwell
of 422 Lincoln street. Mr.. Caldwell
was formerly in the secret service
department of the Missouri and Paci-
fic railroad at ST. Louis and before
giving the handouts to Ford he an
move them he felt that no cuffs would
withstand his prowess. Ford had
much trouble in getting one hand free
and was not able to release himself
from the second cuff
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
Vaudeville at the Phillips.

There will be nothing to it this
week at the New Phillips but vaude-
vile, the real article so popular with
the patrons of that house. Another
very pleasing and entertaining pro-
gram has been arranged presenting
such well known performers as Bud
worth and Wells, clever entertainers
in the comedy sketch. "A Personal
Adj Eddy Martyne, bounding wire ar
fist, Williams and Mayer. comedy
sketch artists, introducing Miss Ethel
Mayer the great lady baritone, and as
the head line a feature attraction the
Three DeBolion Bros, comedy aero
bats, also new illustrated songs and
1000 feet of new and interesting mo-
ton pictures. Wednesday at the
souvenir matinee a set of gold beau
ty pins will be presented to every
lady attending the ttoa+re.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
VIEWS ON JAP QUESTION
BY TWO PROMINENT MEN
Senator Perkins Says it Will Not Do
to Permit Long Delay-Ho OLSON
Says Japan Would Fight, but Senti-
ment is Against Her.
Publishers Press.1

Washington, Feb. Fin an address
delivered before the National Geo
graphic society. Senator Perkins of
California dwelt at length upon the
probability of n conflict between the
Americans and the Japanese. two ir
reconcilable races" as he pronounced
them. After speaking of the difficult
ties overcome in the past in dealing
with the Chinese, Senator Perkins
said: Hawaii has the Japanese on
her hands as we in California will
soon have; and as this people are
more aggressive, more tenacious, most
cunning and more determined than
the Chinese, it will never do to permit
long delay before settling the ques-
ton"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
hobson's Views.

New York. Feb. Eve must fight
Japan unless Japan backs down." said
Captain Richmond p. Hobson here.
1T is inevitable. Japan wants to fight
and is being egged on by England.
who wants to destroy our commerce
in the east. AS it stands now Japan
could whip us. because we have no
navy to save ourselves. Japan would
fight us in a minutes. were it not for
public sentiment and the fact that she
must negotiate some loans in Eng.
land"
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
CAPTURE MATA'S SLAYERS
Men VINO Assassinated Governor OF
Caracas Are Caught and Placed
In Prison.
Publishers PressJ

Caracas, venezuela, Feb. Cen
eral Luis Mata Ills, governor of Ca
OF intoxicated partisans of Vicente
Gomez, first vice president OF the re
public The men who murdered Gen
eral Mata were captured in the noun
tains without bloodshed and are in
prison here Domingo Carvajal was
appointed to succeed General Mata as
governor of Caracas, but he died of
heart failure few hours after being
told of his appointment. The appoint
ment of DR.. Angel CarnevaIi MonreaI
as governor of the city was then an
nounced.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
MANY PASSENGERS HURT
Train on the Panhandle Stopped Sud-
denly, Throwing SIeepers from
Their Births.
Publishers Press.1

YOUNGSTOWN, ia, Feb while the
first section of the Manhattan limited
was speeding east over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad it ran into an engine
near Conemaugh. Eleven passengers
asleep in their berths were injured
and four trainmen were hurt All the
injured passengers suffered sprains OF
either neck or back or both, owing to
the sudden stop Of the train which
threw them against the end of the
berths. Among the injured passengers
are G.. H. North of Cleveland and Ell
nora Bosworth of Crestlin., -.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
Repertoire at the Gennett.

The Americans, who come to the
So next week for six nights
matinees, carry a car load of
and effects and are said to be
strongest company ever to visit
his city at popular prices. Neat vau-
deville turns are introduced between
the acts and some of the songs are
said to be exceedingly clever. Nancy
Boyer, Ella Fitch and Jack Warburton,
being the chief makers of mirth" in
this line. Popular prices prevail ali
through this engagement The open
ing bill is 'The Man-o-WarS-Man. -
The matinees will be mounted with
the same care used in the evening
bills and every effort made to provide
a pleasant afternoons entertainment
to all who visit the theater.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
SUICIDED LIKE FRIEND
New Yorker Stops In Saloon on Way
Home from Wake and Kills
Himself with Revolver.
Publishers Press.1

New Iora. GO. John BOYD. 50.
clerk and friend of the assembly
man, William j. Donahoe. who shot
and killed himself in Brooklyn. COM
mitted suicide under identicalIy the
same circumstances while on his way
home from his friends wake. He left
Donahote's home to walk home.
On the way he stopped in a saloon.
where he met some friends. He then
stepped into a lavatory and shot him
self No cause for suicide other than
he was depressed by the death of DON
ahoe is known.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
PHILLIPS.
Entire Week-High class vaudeville.
"The Man on the Boxv-eennett.

1.-THE Man on the Box"-Gennett
One of the really notable theatrical
events Of the year takes place at the
Gcnnett next Monday night when
Walter y. Lawrence presents Henry
h. Dixey In a dramatiZation of Harold
MacGrath's famous novel, THE Man
on the Box" Thousands Of appreciat
i've theater goers have testified since
Mr.. Dixey left the Madison Square and
Lyric theaters, where he ran with his
play for 20f nights, that Mr.. Lawrence
has sent entour, without exception in
any way, THE Man on the Box as
seen in New York. To any one who
has ever seen Mrs. Temples Tele-
gram" or "The Prince Chap Mr..
Lawrences other productions en- tour.
it is only necessary to say that 1.-The
Man on the Box is quite up to their
standard, if indeed, it is not little
better.
For twenty years Mr.. Dixey has
been known as Americas most grace
full, finished and handsome light com
edian, and he does not look day old
er today, than he did when he produc-
ed "Adonis' and played it for three
entire years at the Bijou theater, New
York. THE Man on the Box" Mr..
Dixey says, is worthy successor to
that other great play and from the
success with which it is met, it seems
destined to be as financially success
full and as long lived as the other, for
1T wae written by an American for
Americans, produced by an American
manager and played by American ac-
tors It is in short the best type of
the kind of play which appeals to high
class American audiences. Good
acting, and plenty of it," began one
New York critics review, and that
this is what people want is attested by
the fact that Mr.. Dixey's great play at
the Madison Square theater, New
York, lasted 123 nights and then 81 at
the Lyric, while in Buffalo last March
IL was voted the best play of the year
The play tells a romantic love story, |
it's hero being a daredevil young army
officer, who, to pique the interest OF a.
girl with whom he is in love, usurps
the place of her coachman, runs away
with her and is arrested for reckless
driving. Finally he takes service as
her groom for a short time and ulti-
mately impre sses her so favorably
with his manliness, breeding and ca
pability, that he wins her love, and
all ends happily to the tune of Lohen-
grin's wedding march.
1t is a clean. wholesome, wholly de- !
lightful comedy. with a genuine heart
interest, for it tells as pretty and alb
sorbing and as romantic love story
as was ever told in days of romance,
though it's scenes are laid in Washing
ton, d. c.. at the present day. Be
sides it's heart interest, the play ex-
cites as much laughter as an out-and-
out farce, between it's witty epigramat-
ic lines and humorous situations.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
Corn Resigns CoIoneIcy.
Publishers Pressl

Columbuo. -, y. colonel r. z
Corn, commander of Seventh reSi
ment. Ohio national guard, and his ad
jutant. both recently elected, have re
signed. Colonel Corn is a judge and
can't serve in both capacities.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
Under Southern Straightforward.

Few plays of recent years have Sc
cured such a strong hold upon public
favor as has Under Southern Skies"
which comes to the Gennett on next
Wednesday night, for the first time
this season. The play is well remem-
bered here from last season, the i'm
preston it then left being most favor
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
Riot in China.
Publishers Press.l

Shanghai. Feb z - Anti-Christian
riots broke out at Chinkuei. near
Soochow, province of Kiangsoo.
Troops temporarily restored order and
reinforcements were sent to the scene
of the outbreak
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

dunn Of the little piece OF news your
neishbor told you and get your name
in the news ~tip" contest for this
week.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

Use artificial gas for light ana hes&
lott
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III WEEK AT THF RICHMOND TtifA1fRS
Theatrical Calendar.
GENNETT.

Monday, Feb. 4.-"The Man on the
Box"
Wednesday, Feb. 6.-Under South
ern Skies"
Saturday February e-"Wonder-
land"
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HER DESPERATE.
 PLUNGE

Come" said the girl with the red pompadour and the straight front figure as she led her caller into the back room at her new boarding house, let me show you all my Christmas things. See this green petticoat with the lace ruff1e? Isn't it a beauty? I have been just dying for one for year, and now I've got it at last!" and she hugged the rustling ruff1es with an ecstatic sigh. And just look at these long white suede gloves. They reach way above the elbow, dear, and they cost four dollars. And take a glance at this box of silk stockings all silk, my dear, every thread, and warranted to wear forever. Now just smell this extract. It's three-ounce bottle, the very newest triumph of the perfumer's art. And here is duchesse lace handkerchief and a gold bangle and an all-silk umbrella with sterling handle and a set of honest true sure-enough mink and"
 "But-but-' stammered the other, who sent you all these things? And how on earth did they know what you needed? And why did they do it, and"
 Smith & Smith sent some of them,' interrupted the red-headed girl, happily, and Jones company sent others, and Brown & Green sent others-and I paid for them all my self. You see, it was this way, have been working in this StuDid old town for ten years, denying myself every thing I really want because it's too expensive, and putting money in the bank and saving up every year for Christmas and, then spending all I've saved on a lot of presents and tips and things for others that I couldn't afford for myself I had just
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22

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Telegraph Line Through Desert.

For the projected telegraph hne from Algeria to the Niger river the telegraph posts in the Sahara will be metallic and placed at distances of 60 yards, the wires being high enough to allow the passage of man on cam elback. At intervals along the 600 miles of the Algerian section six small garrisoned stations will be established. At central redoubt, surrounded by outer fences, provisions will be stored for three months round a cistern.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
Zanzibar as a storehouse.

The island of Zanzibar has been under British protection since Novem- Der 4, 1890. It is the great storehouse and distributing center for trade of the whole east African coast although with the development of the resources of the mainland and increased ship ping facilities of the several main land ports it's relative commercial i'm portance is not so great as in former years.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
Numerous Winslowites were at court this week.

Thomas A. Edison. the great American inventor, says Fully eighty per cent ot the illness of mankind comes from eating inn proper food or too much food people are inclined to over-in- dulge themselves. " This is where indigestion finds it's be- ginning in nearly every case
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chiIdren's Head Coverings.

In the orient the children, who are permitted to grow up nearly nude, have their heads swathed in bandages which serve as a protection from the ardent sun. On the same principle in some hot countries babies caps are heavily embroidered, or trimmed with fur, or, as in Japan, incrusted with flowers, leaves and tinsel
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
Art Treasures in South America.

Many pictures by Velasquez may still be resting unrecognized in South America, according to an art critic. The rough people, says he. who fur nished the silver ingots, would yearn for presentments of the old country life and so early essays at its DOT trayal by Velasquez may still be slum- bering in remote haciendas under the shadow of the Andes.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
No Unoccupied Land.

Certain people always talk as if there was a vast amount of unoccu- pied land ready to be turned into wheat fields. As matter of fact, nothing of the sort is the case. The land of the country is, roughly speak ing, fully occupied, and if the farmer is to produce more wheat he must produce less of something else.-Lon- don Baker and Confectioner.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
The Beniahted Heather.

William Jennings Bryan, in an ad- dress at Lincoln, said: Then we came to Madagascar. The Madagas- car dealers who give short weight or sell impure articles go to prison for year. But in more enlightened coun- tries they would go to Palm beach or to Ormond."
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
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Society and the "BIack Arts"

It is not too much to say that more than half society is more or less de- voted to necromancers, soothsayers and fortune tellers and that never was there time when the charm was more cultivated.-Lo Lady's Pic torial
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
Fantastic Snowflakes.

Snowflakes, when viewed under a microscope, are found to form regu- lar figures, the most common shape being star of six arms or points. In some cases the design, though per fectly regular, is extremely fantastic and beautiful.