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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-21
the jusuce's Oldest daughter.

the JustIce's Oldest daughter.
This emotional old scoundrel. who
leaks sentimental bathos when he is
not bleating for revenge, falls In with
the Justices enemy. supposedly
shrewd lawyer. He agrees for a con-
sideration of several thousands of dol
lars to deliver into the lawyers hands
certain letters written to the justice
by the "slave" years before. These
prove the justice to have been her
lover.
1t never seems to occur to the
learned legal MISUNDERSTANDING. Of
course that legal learning is essential
to his retention of the seat on the
highest tribunal in the land-that let
tiers written by the woman to the man
in a case of this kind would not be re-
garded necessarily as infallible testi-
mony in a court Of lay. When the
justice is on the point of yielding to
his enemies the daughter learns Of
her origin and refuses to allow him to
sacrifice his honor. She is willing to
face the inevitable disgrace.
Her unhappiness is further accen-
tuated by the fact that she will now
be unable to marry the man she loves
for fear of passing the faint on to fu-
ture generations. The young man in
question, however. although he has
previously been emphatic in his ex-
pressed aversion to such relationships,
now argues the holiness and strength
of their mutual passion. but is finally
sent away. though tearfully exclaiming
hat H. %fn,r 20
wait and hope.
Miss Jessie Bonstelle. who comes for
ward in the chief feminine character.
Is a proficient stock actress whose eff
fort commands respect, though the role
of the heroine Is not entirely adapted
to her.
Billie Burke. who after living ten
years in London got so that she liked
it tremendously, has in less than two
years Of reacquaintance with her ma.
tive land decided that she will make
her home on this side of the water
hereafter. 1t will make no difference
to her whether she plays in this coun.
try or in London and Paris. her home
from this time on will be In America.
She has become one of the great IA.
vorites of the American public. and II
is safe to predict that the affection be-
tween her and theater goers will grow
with the coming years. She Is playing
in "I.ove Watches" at the Lyceurn the
alter to the capacity of the house and
giving delight to the thousands who
witness her performances.
ROBERT BUTLER.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-21

good looking actress, of some re-
nown.
Lou Harvey and Agnes Baylies in a
high class and comedy singing mum,
Der are worthy addition to the pro,
gram.
Moving pictures and the illustrated
song complete the bill
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
CHORAL SOCIETY TO
GIVE SECOND CONCERT

The Wilmington Choral Society win
give its spring concert on Tuesday
evening. May 10. in the New Century
drawing room. under the direction of y.
Leslie Carpenter The principal works
will be Sir w Sterndale Benefits pas-
toral "1'he May Queen" first produc-
ed at the Leeds musical festival in
1858. 1t is a work fun OF beauty, and
has always been extremely popular.
That II has never been heard IN this
city where a great deal of choral music
has been sung. is probably due to the
fact Of its extreme popularity prior
70 the formation OF local choral So
'cietles. "The May Queen" however.
Us as popular today as IL has ever
been, although Il is thirty years old.
and an examination Of singing society
programs for this spring will prob
ably indicate that II Is sung by a larger
number OF societies than any other
cantata.
The part Of May Queen will be taken
by Mrs. Leonard +. Wales: Queen
(of England), Mrs. c. B. JSeiser; lover.
J. Frank Ayres; Robin Hood, Frank
H. Mason.
The society VIII sing in addition.
four part songs. and Mr.. Schrader will
contribute a 500 for violoncello Mrs
T Ellwood G. jackson will be al the piano
There are a few seats suu obtainable.
and these viii be placed on saia AT
/ Haryey's Branch Store, Delaware ave
nue. and Adams street on Saturday.
May i6
Evening journal., 1908-05-07

horse while both horses are in rapid
motion; Orring and Victoria Davenport.
presenting the advanced methods of
graceful equestrianism; Robert Stick
eney, novel riding speciality on flying
horses; the Meers Sisters and their
beautiful snow white horses, the queens
OF European arenas; Julia Shipp, per-
forming highly artistic feats on the
barebacks of swiftly moving horses:
the Fisher Brothers, artistic poising on
the double flying trapeze; the three
herds of performing Elephants; the
urme Sisters, aerial experts; Lavan
troupe in high air antics; the 10 Wen
nese sky high artists; Nettie Carroll.
queen of the golden thread; the Four
Navarros, expert performance on steel
ribbon; Adair and Dahn in exploits
on cloud-swung trapeze. And the
clowns! There are fifty of these droll
fellows, engaged solely to add merri-
ment and hilarity.
Automobile Airships.
The sensational feature Of this sea-
sons performance viii be the new
French invention, Verifying automo-
bile flight. From the topmost center
Of the great canvas dome two auto
mobiles driven by two young French
women dash down an almost perpen-
dicular incline. Reaching a slight up-
ward curve Of the incline, the red car.
which is leading, moves upward into
space. There is a moment of breath
holding suspense while the car in the
air is turning a somersault. The blue
car, timed to the fractional Of a second
passes quickly under the red car:
then both autos leap an opening in the
incline and land upon a platform sus-
tanned by hundreds Of powerful steel
springs, thus reducing the force Of ira
pact.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
HERE'S THE PROOF
But Besides Catarrh, Hyomei Cures
Grip, Coughs and Colds, Group
and Asthma.
Read: If You Are a Sufferer From
catarrh, Reason and Reflect.

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catarrh, Reason and Reflect.
''My wife and 1 viii swear that HyO-
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that ever existed. 1 used to cough con-
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the throat which kept me awake great
deal. I raised thick phlegm. and was in
a horrible condition. However, am en-
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Hyomei"
DR.. Philip 2. Hart, Laconia, n. II.
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Evening journal., 1908-05-07
CIRCUS WILL BE
HERE TOMORROW
Barnum & Bailey Show With
Its Marvellous Features to
Arrive in the Morning

Doubtless tomorrow will be the
greatest circus day in the history of
wilmington. Already visitors are ar
riving from a distance. and the rail-
roads are preparing to handle thou
sands tomorrow. The first section of
the Barnum anl Bailey train will ar
rive soon after midnight TO be follow
ed by four others. The combined
length of these trains is nearly two
miles.
This great circus has been attract
ing greater crowds this year than ever
before. The reason is found in its un-
usually novel entertainments and the
re- establishing of the parade feature.
Never before was such a splendid and
costly street pageant devised. 1t is all
lnewly-built. the equipment being the
workmanship of European artists. 1t
employs 1900 people. 700 horses and a
fine lot Of animals displayed in open
cages. The parade IS three times the
length of any of the past and ten-fold
as cistly. It viii leave tie grounds to-
morrow at 10 promptly and pass
through the principal streets.
Early tomorrow morning a branch
ticket Office will be opened in =. James
Belts drug store, at Sixth and Market
streets, where reserved seats and adj
missions can be bought at the same
prices as charged on the show grounds
near Front and Union streets.
Get French Features.
During the winter months agents
have visited the capitals of Europe
searching for and engaging feature acts
with which 20 entertain and delight
American audiences. The distinct hit
of the Paris hippodrome was Mary and
Petrol and their troupe of trained
ponies, dogs and donkey. Robert Dohn
/ the modern Hercules, who lifts an au'
i tomobile by his teeth; the Three Men
stins, Partisan pantomimists, with theil
monkey and dog clowns; and Prof
! Wormwood's trained bears, which per-
form stunts said TO be the materializa-
tion Of Seymore Eaton's famous draw
! ings of the Teddy Bears.
The Dollar troupe of acrobats 4
another European feature; also the
Vuerom Sisters in their rolling glob'
| speciality; Lowandos in a posturinl
act; Vincent Kiralfe in unique jug
Cling feats; Les Jardys on the balanc
ing ladder: William Afelrose and Ere,
Derrick, who turn double somersault
from the back Of one horse, alightinl
standing upon the back Of a second
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
BREWERSTOFIGHT
SALOON DIVES
National Campaign will be
Started at Convention
Next Month

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 7.-Plans for
a national campaign which is to include
every State in the Union for elevating
the standard Of the saloon business CT
the country will be launched at the COIL
vention Of the United States Brewers As
sociation to be held here on June % ~
The Association includes nearly every
brewery in America, and all the influential
members have agreed that disorderly and
disreputable saloons must be eliminated.
In a small way the crusade against dive
saloons has already been begun by the
brewers in various parts of the country
but the>plan is to extend this movement,
and during the next year many undesir-
able saloon men will be driven out OF
the businessl
This spirit Of inquiry, which has been
started by the anti-saloon agitation, has
brought the reputable saloon men
throughout the country to realize that
their worst enemies are within their own
ranks. For some years efforts have been
made here and there to rid the saloon
business of its disorderly and law-deiyirg
element. In Massachusetts this has beeh
pretty thoroughly accomplished by wise
legislation. In other States the laws them-
selves have invited and stimulated over
competition, which has proved disastrous
10 the morals OF the business.
The Texas brewers two years ago EN-
Moved their own lawyers and secured
their own evidence, and forced the hands
of the police and prosecutors, and have
rid the state Of 1000 gambling and other
Joints which were annexes to the saloons.
The brewers of the Board OF Trade OF
New York have now undertaken to do the
same thing in corporation with the Com
nittee OF Fourteen (organized 70 regulatI
| the Raines hotel law eviD and the pohalls
companies which bond the licenses. As (
/ result of this arrangement Il Is expected
/ tbat 15O disorderly places will be put oul
OF business through their inability to OBJ
tain new licenses.
The Buffalo brewers have already done
the same thing, and It is expected thai
similar resolutions will follow in Roches'
ter. Syracuse and other un-State cities.
The West Virginia Brewers Assoca
ton has sent a circular letter TO liquol
dealers, insisting upon their rigid com
pliance with the law in every particular
The New Jersey brewers passed resolu
tons TO the same effect a few months
ago. and in Ohio brewers have takei
similar action.
The Minnesota brewers are also in line
and the Milwaukee brewers are now TAX
ing the matter up. It is expected tha
a wholesale house-cleaning viii TAX
place in the retail liquor trade in evcrl
city Of importance.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
Men,
Cure
Pennsy Brakeman Hurt.

S. V. Bolton, a brakeman on the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad, had a narrow escape from
death yesterday, being struck by a
switch which he was operating near
Lamolxin station. The switch works in
a mechanical manner and it flew up and
hit the man over the left eye. He was
knocked down by the force Of the blow
and was taken to the Chester Hospital
where he received medical attention.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
MORE CANDIDATES
ARE NAMED

Another set Of candidates for chief
engineer and two assistants, Of the
Fire Department. have been nominated
They were selected last night by the
Delaware Fire Company as follows;
Theodore II. Pratt, chief engineer;
Charles Parker, first assistant. and =.
b. Windsor, second assistant.
This makes three sets Of candidates,
that named by the Combine" COM
panies and which will be elected. and
the nominations made by the Water
Witch Fire Company.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
FASHION STORE
SALE BEGINS

s. L. Mayer and company's store.
The Fashion. at the southwest corner
of Fifth and Market streets. presents
"A pleasing appearance at this time The
May sale Of white goods began at s
o'clock this morning and viii continue
for ten days The store is tastefully
decorated and the goods on sale are
well displayed.
suits. shirtwaists and dainty muslin
underwear are shown in prQfusion.
There are many things 70 attract the
buyer and that the sale viii be a sue
cess is assured. as the bargains which
the store offers are strictly legitimate
and win induce the buyer to purchase.
Several extra saleswomen have been
engaged for the sale and there win be
no waiting.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
Announcement.

Max Abramson. formerly Of S15 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del, has re-
turned to this city again and will be
glad to meet all his old friends at s13
West Fifth street, where he has a fun
line of all new and up-to date goods
open for business May 9, 19Os.e
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
Fruit Grower Ends Life With Acid.

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, May From
the effects Of a quantity Of carbol.e acid
swallowed with suicidal intent last
night William Howard Lalxin. aged as. a
leading fruit grower CT Map,cviiie. ihis
county, died at noon IN a barn near
his home. He had rrospered in busi-
ness and the motive for his act is un-
known. A widow and one son, Stanley
lalin, Of Hagerstown, survive.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
r LEVENTH STREET RINK.
POSTPONEMENT
Game-Springs- Wilmington.
Until Monday, May 11th on account Of
the weather.
SECRETARY TAFT
CALLS ON AMADoR.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
PANAMA, May Secretary Of War
Taft called on President AmadJr to-
day. Panamaians are wondering why
he failed to do so yesterday, but think
the coming interview between the two
officials may explain his delay. The
secretary was Col. Goethals guest at
Cuelebra last night. 1t is the general
belief here that he will see Reyes or
Columbia before he returns home.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
Frank Hyatt a Chemical Driver.

Frank Hyatt a Chemical Driver.
Frank Hyatt has been elected driver
of the Washington chemical engine,
which position was made vacant by the
selection OF Robert c. Porter, as chic.
engineer Of the Fire Department. John
,. Simmons. o former policeman, also
was a candidate for the position.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
NEW STORE TO OPEN.
hickman & Co. to Have Demonstration
Sale at 2o7 Market Street.

sac az <UI Market Street.
Wilmington has added another large
clothing store. hickman & Company
announce that they viii open their
new place Of business at 207 Market
street, tomorrow, with a manufacturers
.ers demonstration sale of mems and
young mems spring and summer clotn-
ing.
The firm states that they win dis
pose Of their merchandise at the cost
Of manufacture during this introduc-
ton sale. In addition Messrs. Nicxtaan
4 Company guarantee 10 replace their
garments with new ones II the clothes
are not satisfactory after being worn
a reasonable time.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
Festival at MarshaIIton.

The Marshallton Y viii hold a fes-
tiyal in the hall at Marshallton. Del
on Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
GET YOUR DOGS MUZZLED

The contract between the city and
the Society of Cruelty TO Animals, TO-
taking up unmuzzled dogs has been
signed by the Mayor and the society,
and now all dogs found on the street
without being muzzled will be taken
ND by the dogcatcher. The law went
into effect on May 1, but as the city
had not contracted with the humane
society to take up unmuzzled dogs, the
latter received a few days grace
Golden Rule. Raratheas & Taffettas.'
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
AFTER
LONG TREATMENT

Knocked down by a careless drunken
man and injured about the spine. ne
cessitating a seven months treatment
at the Orthopedic Hospital, in Philadel-
phia, Willard Scott, the 4-year-o old son
of Patrolman and Mrs. Sewen d. Scott.
will return to his home within a few
days, cured of his afiiction. The re-
covery is regarded as remarkable.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Holton.
OF Sharptown, have been the guests Of
their daughter, in this city.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07
g TO ~
10c Towels SC

S6 inches in length. with wide red bor-
der and deep fringe. About ten dozen
in this lot Make a note Of these-buy
during the three hours and save. K
Price .......... .............. ...... -
King St.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07

All very pretty styles. slightly soiled
from window displays. Sizes - TO lG.
Buy during the three hours at. 0Er
Market st. 80
Evening journal., 1908-05-07

About 800 cakes Of this complexion
soap. Scarcely enough to last the three
hours. Only IL cakes to a customer. At
our last sale we sold 1000 cakes-this
should tell you to come early. Dr.
Price ....... ....................... -
King st.
Evening journal., 1908-05-07

OF lace straw in natural
tan color. Can be trim
med for ladies' or children.
Market st.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-02-27
James For BeCkham.
Sincerely yours,
NJ. +. i.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 23.-Ollie
NJ. James, who Is now in New York
where he is to undergo an operation,
and who was voted for for United
States Senator on last Friday, today
sent the following telegram to Sena-
tor p. s. Maxwell, who is Senator
from Mr.. James district:
Senator p. s. Maxwell, Frankfort,
KY: Gov. Beckham is the nominee
of the Democratic party in Kentuck y
for United States Senator As such
he is entitled to the loyal support OF
all Democrats. | sincerely trust all
my friends will support him.
(Signed) Ollie James.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-02-27
Called to the Growing and Prosper
ina West.

AT congregational meeting held
Sunday Immediately after the
morning services at the First Pres
byteran Church the resignation of
the Pastor, Rev. Benjaman Andres
was accepted. Mr.. Andres had re-
ceived a call to 90 to the Missouri
Presbytery aud will go and take
charge of three churches near Mar.
shall, Mo but in Saline county.
He will reside at Napton, Mo. =,
and is now busy preparing his house
hold goods for shipment SO as to be
able to assume his new charge March
10Th.
Mrs. Andres who was entertained
at the "Ladies Tea by Mrs. Dupuy,
Wednesday afternoon, will leave to-
day for Louisville to visit her parents
for a couple of weeks after which she
will join her husband in Missouri.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-02-27
Beard..Terfy.

Cupid is ever busy, and does not
con6ne his work altogether to the
young and tender in years, but when
he gets busy with the older ones, he
usually makes successful work, this
is evidenced in the case of Mrs. Caro-
line Beard and Mr.. Jas. Terry of
this city. Monday morning they,
accompanied by Mr.. W. l.. Moore,
left for Princeton, KY, where they
were. c,'etly married at Mitchell's
Hotel, Rev. Petit officiating. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left for Joplin, Mis-
sour where they will visit friends for
several days before returning to their
home in this city.
Mrs. Terry is our estimable CQun-
ty Clerks foster mother and is a
splendid christian lady.
Mr. Terry is a gentleman with ex-
emplary habits.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-02-27
Frankfort Letter.

Frankfort. Ky. Feb. -. 1905.
Friend Jcukins:--l did not write
last week because did not have amy
progress to report in the way of leg
islation; this week j. not much bet
ter. Two.third- of the session has
already expired, and only two meas
ures have reached the Governor for
his signature. One creating sn of.
fetal stenographer to the Governor,
he signed the other giving the
House and Senate more clerical force
and messengers he promptly vetoed.
House Bill l4O appropriating one
half million dollars for the Univer-
sity of Kentucky and the two State
Normal schools passed the House by
decisive majority, and will as
easily pass the Senate. 5000, 600
goes to the University and $3.50, 900
each to the Normal schools. This
will be good news to the friends Of
higher education, and means much
to Kentucky. Representative John
l.. Smith, of Lyon, made one of the
best speeches in support Of this bill,
he received great applause when he
said, "Give us appropriations for
purposes like this, and soon night
riders will disappear from Ken
lucky. II these things had been
done long ago, The influence of the SC
schools would have been so great on
the public mind that these trusts
would not have been tolerated till
now, but would have been put down
long ago, and there wousd have been
no necessity for "night ridSrs."
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-02-27
Invitation Accepted.

The session of the lst., Presby-
terrain Church passed the following
resolutions, whereas,
The Baptist Brethren of this city
presented an invitation to attend the
dedication services of their new build.
ing on March lst, 1908, and on mo-
tion the following resolution was
adopted.
Whereas, the congregation of the
Baptist church of this city are to
dedicate their new building on next
Sabbath be at therefore resolved,
that we the congregation of the
First Presbyterian church do extend
to them our congratulations on their
success in erecting so beautiful a
structure for the worship of our God,
and We do with pleasure accept their
invitation to participate in the open
ing exercises; and further more we
implore the blessings of Almighty
God to prosper them in the work Of
the Kingdom of Christ.
Adopted at meeting of the con
gregation of the FIRST Presbyterian
Church, Marion, KY, Feb. %, 1908
j. W. BLUE, Mod.
ii. X, WOoD. OK.