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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-10
"GrauStark."

'Graustark." is entitled to rank
high among the romantic dramas of
the present day stage. 1t is replete
with strong human interest, is full of
life and spirit and the comedy ele-
ment is much and enjoyable in evil
dence. The hero of the play. Gren-
fall Lorry, is rich young American
who purSueS mysterious Miss Gug-
genslOcker across two continents to
her home in the little country of
"Graustark,' where the attractive
young lady is reigning princess.
The princess is about to marry man
for whom she has a natural antipathy.
burdensome and oppressive debt. The
rich American, however, after having
saved the life of the young ruler,
comes to the rescue and saves the ma
ton from bankruptcy and Insolvency
by paying the debt. AS a matter of
course the accommodating American
is enabled to induce the princess to
Danish all ancestral prejudices and to
become his wife
The company presenting this ro-
mantle play has been engaged by
Messrs. Baker and Castle from the
ranks of the very best people in the
profession, and the scenery and equip
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-10
MATRIMONIAL MARKET
NEWS OF THE DAY,

The demand for ia. ladies. young or
cid is still very light. The willowy
girl, with the animated eye ami
straight front aspect. is, however.
much inquired after.
The ceaseless stream of Gibson and
Fisher Cir pictures. advertised by ev-
erv ma gazine cover, continues TO per-
petlIate this situation.
There is only one chance for the fat
fish woman. and that is for her to re-
duce. II she can quickly grow into
the likeness of the front cover fascina-
tor. without the hard labor of eNer-
clsing, or the purgatory of dieting, it
seems she ought to try. This is not
impos Sibie--nay. it is a fact, demon
strated by thousands in 1909. Let her
tax. the elegant Marmola Prescription
Tablet after meals and at bed time. II
Will reduce her pound a day.
This suggestion is made in all Ser
iodsness. Why not reduce when il on
costs very little cash? One can start
today. take off the fat twhere most
"bjecrionablel from hips. abdomen
hin. etc. and do it uniformly and safe
~, too. for the tablet named. being
made from tn" famous prescription
L. OF. Narmola. L or Fl Elk. Cascara
Aromatic. 3la OF. Peppermint Water
is. Of course, nOninjuriouS. Tende.
your druggist seventy-fiVe cents for a
large case or write for same to the
Marmola Co. Ss5 Farmer Bldg, Detroit
Mich.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-10

mind again, will confine his castiga-
ton of insurgents to private eorrespon-
dence, such as that he recently bestOw-
ed on William Dudley Foulke and Luz
cius b. Swift.
But there is the best of reason for
believing that the republican congress
sional committee will give no material
assistance to insurgent congressman,
who are candidates for reelection
This is given out plainly today by men
in the confidence of Speaker Cannon.
Bust Of Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt will be in the
senate within few days. He will
not be present lin the flesh" but his
familiar features chiseled from classic
white marble will look down upon the
solOns from a perch just above the gal
leries. AS former vice president OF
only for brief period, Mr. Roosevelt
is entitled to have his bust set up
alongside that of Charles W. Fair
banks and immortals who have pre-
sided over the senate. Two models OF
the Roosevelt features We're submitted
to the senate librabry committee by
the artist James Fraser. one was the
"RoOsevelt Rampant the other the
same statesman in repose. But the
senate quickly decided they liked him
better in reDOSe. therefore future
senators will know only a serene
Roosevelt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-10
VooelS MinStTeis.

To the inquiry, Why do the min
strels parade:" John ". Vogel. man
ager and proprietor Of the Big City
Minstrels-fifty all told-frankly re-
sponded: "PrimariIy for the adver-
tisement. Why else should | equip
the band and company at such a large
expenditure, ii the display Of the full
strength of the company did not count
for something's" who first put the
Ministries in street parade?' That
skilled manager and exceedingly clev-
or and original comedian, William w
Newcomb. He used at times to hire
band wagons of local liveries. and
brass band the towns as he termed
it. He carried lettered blankets for
horses" Were the performers uni
formed?" To the extent that each
and all were decorated with a stove
pipe hat
John w. Vogels Big City Minstrels
will appear at the Gennett Saturday,
matinee and night.
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He Decides Not to lambast
insurgents on His Trip
to the West.
WAS GIVEN SOUND ADVICE
ROOSEVELT WILL SOON BE IN
THE SENATE-THAT is AN Ex
cELLENT BUST OF Ex-PRESl-
DENT WILL BE.
palladium SpeciaD

Washington. March 1O.~President
Taft had planned to read the republi-
can ''insurgents' out of the party or
ganization on his trip to the middle
west, upon which he will embark about
the 18th inst. His speeches were to be
peppery. But some of the REGULARS
at the capitol learned Of it, From re-
liable authority it is learned today
that the speeches have been sterilized
and, while there will be much advice
by the president to republicans to prac-
tice party solidarity" there will be no
reading out of the organization.
To Put on "Muffler"
The president, unless he changes his
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looic.

A beehive is q diseased potato. You
obtain this startling information in
the following way:
A beehive is a bee-h0lder.
4 behOIder is Il spectator.
A specked later is a diseased potato.
-LOndon Fun
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ment has been acknowledged by press
and public, to be the best ever seen in
the theater the entire Season. Seats
on sale now for tomorrow perfor-
nance at the Gennett.
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Superb.

"What regal carriage he has!
There is surely royal blood in his
veins Do you know him." whispered
the enthusiastic woman.
Yes" replied the man: "he comes
of a long line of janitors. "-Cincinnat
Commercial Tribune
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-10

Man and Horse.
The working power Of an ablebodied
man is just about one-tsnth that Of
horse.
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Great obbac Treatment

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Wind and Rain.

The wind never blows unless rain or
snow is falling within 1000 miles of
you.
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Your bread, cakes and pastries will
tell the story of the superiority or
GOLD COIN FLOUR. Ask your groc-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-10
Classmates"

The Elks swarmed out in squads
and companies the other night to see
their favorite member, Norman Hack
EFT, in Classmates After the first
act, one of their number went into
the stars dressing room and asked
him where he got the initiation serv-
ice for the plebes. Wait for the third
act" answered Mr.. Hackett, IF you
wish to see an initiation service
After the act mentioned the leaders of
the chapter hurried in to say that all
new members in their lodge would
have to be put through two new de-
grees--one a West Point degree and
the second jungle degree. The com
mittee has already written to some
friendly Elks in Brazil for local color
for their new second degree. Norman
Hackett in "Classmates' appears at
the Gennett on Wednesday, March
10th.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-10
Freezing Water

Freezing Water.
The sea freezes at - degrees F..
and fresh water lakes freeze at 81 de-
grees +.
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At Local TheQterS
At the Murray.

The headliner this week is Suns
Four, the original singers with
Denman Thompson in The Old Home
stead" Chas. A. Murray and Miss
Mae Hamilton present their comedy
playlet, "Wanted--A Teacher intro
ducing songs, dances and characte.
changes The fact that Mr.. Murray
was formerly member OF that fam,
Gus comedy team, Murray q Mack, IS
sufficient guarantee that plenty OF
laughs are in store for all who witHess
this act. May Evans in whistiing and
limitations, Ehrendall Bros. and Dut-
ton, Three Comedy Gymnasts' ami
the motion pictures make up big bill,
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Blood Poison

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You want to be cured and cured
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Absolutely no discounts on
light and gas bills after the
10Th. Richmond Light, Heat
& Power Co. s-st
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THE 0BBAC co.
1879 Rector Bldg, Chicago. iii.
New Murray Theatre
APPROVED VAUDEVILLE
WEEK OF MARCH 9TH.

Special feature bill headed by Suns
Singing q. The original singers with
Denman Thompson in 1.-THE Old
Homestead" Four other exclusive
features.
Matinee, any seat, 10c. Evening per.
formances, 7:45 and 900. Prices, TO-
IS and zoe. Lo9e seats, CSC.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08

nr David g. iAntZ tells of the
natural enemies Of the rat. such as
hawks. owls, skuuks mInks. wcascls,
dogs, eats. fcrrcts aud the mongoosc
In the south. he says. the alligator de
stroys many rats along the lcyo,s aud
banks OF streams Snakes are also
enemies Of the rodent
In the chapter showing the dosiruc
tiuu wrought by rats many curious In
stances are given Mail sacks nrc
eaten by rats. They have destroyed
currocs Of ivory: bikes and dams have
been broken down by rats At Ham
burg. Carl Ilngcnback had 10 Kill three
African elephants because rats had
Fnawcd their feet. innictlng incurubl,
wounds
The fact that within 10 years th,
dread bubonlc plague has spread to nc
less than % countries is declared owl
dcncc that the measures taken against
rats have not been efficient
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
Loss Of Charm In Modern Girl Is Laid
TO Indulgence In Vigorous Outdoor
sPorts-Training by Male
instructors Blamed.

London. The change that has come
over the modern Eng ish girl is rc.
markable Her steadily growing "mHn.
nishncss' Is coming In Tor more Grid.
oism than ever Her education aud
early training by male instructors is
severely condemned by those who pro.
Tess 10 Ice deeply concerned by thr
change Tor the worse that is coming
over her Il II noted that she ls be-
coming less refined. that she is fast
losing all her charm OF lemininty; that
she Is becoming too masculine, NOT
only In her manner. but IN her gait and
motion In her outdoor pastimcs
Not 80 far back as a generation ago
the idea OF the English girl was some.
thing like the following: Neck ol
lily, checks OF roses and eyes o.
heaven; hair OF sunny auburn, whose
Tiny tcndrils dance with the slightest
motion; Il face nearer round than oval.
but irradiated by the unsetting sun OF
a Kind nature; figure meek and
graceful, wreathod In Innocent muslin.
ana perpetually unlulating and bend
iug into lines OF beauty"
\ girl OF that type. writes a grioy
ins matron, ia seldom to be met
with nowadays She Is "a rara avis
only to be- seen In country districts and
Out OF the way places, far removed
from the hundred and one bllghuuF
Influences and attractions OF town and
city HE. These certainly tend In the
direction Of the unmaking OF The typt
cal old English girl
Our schools today are In a large
measure responsible for the tomboy
who rs multiplying on every hand at
an asloni hing rate You come across
them by The dozen Mannishncss Is
thaIg ,.i chn1cterislic They seem
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
"Hobo" Bonds Protect Cit,

In some other way become public
charge. the expense Of taking care
Of him will be borne by the contract
ing company instead ~ by the city
n also means that the contracting
companies must bring to their Jobs
bring a man here who refuses to work
they must get rid Of him or their s..
900 bond Is forfeited The com
panlcs that filed the bonds were the
Jackson Constr u Ion company and
M" Keystone Contracting COMPANY
the bonds were furnished by the Title
Guarantee n Surety company oi
Scranton Pa. being surety Follow
INK is the clause In the contract OF
New York city with the contractors
that calls for the hobo bonds"
"Th.s contract shall not take oncct
until the contractor or employer Of
labor to be- engaged In the construc
lion NJ any Of the work herein PRO
vidCd for shall give 10 the municipal
ny In which such labor may be- ON
ploycd bond In the penal sum ui
$1,000. conditioned 10 indemnify aud
save such municipality from any loss
that II may legally incur because Of
raurors or INDECENT employees brought
into said municipality and having M
settlement therein such bond to be
approved by the chief executive ON
Ger Of such municipality"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08


put was uh'oIe 70 "''n''."' '"'
'u' 'o"' '''''S anu o'o"S "' ."' "'s''
giant
Every scat 100 the arena O mile ana
" ha'' from the Guy was "'''p''u'
every men Oh ''hu'hE I""" was
eagerly bought ana yer h'huT'uS
we're "n'O'' u" I'l INSIDE '"' 'T'h'
" was one "i 'h' u'si attended pnEl
H''l' contests IN the history "i 'he
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08

Richards partner. retains his one.
sixth interest They paid Johnson
$50 600 for his interest and Jcnrlos
ann Richard together 100000.
when time was called the men In
JeHries' corner were Sam Berger.
James j. Corbett Farmer" Burns.
Abe Attcll. Roger Cornell and Bob
Armstrong. the colorcd fighter.
Johnson's seconds were Billy DE.
laney. the veteran trainer who made
Jcnrics the mighty fighter that he
was In the days when he defeated
Corbett and Fitzsimmons; Sig Hart,
Al. Kaufman Doc. Eurey. Professor
Burns. and Stanley Kcichel, time.
keeper.
The receipts from the sale of seats
are estimated NJ 100000 over 10000
pople We're present
Tex Richard, the man who. against
all bidders. secured tho staging ui
the greatest fight of the age, Is one
N the most picturesque characters
In the wcst-u mining man, sports.
man and an round business man. who
{, Is safe 10 say viii clean mp At
least half million dollars as a direct
result OF having secured he manage
menl nf the championship contest,
Richard rs the Idol Of the western
sportsman, and his choice as referee
NJ the contest was popular. the sports.
men knowing that he would bn ali.
solutcly square In his decisions.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
Branded as One OF the Greatest
Foes TO Public Health.


Washington The most complete
work ever issued on rodents has been
published by the United States gov.
ernmcnt In its crusade to prevent an
epidemic OF the deadly bubonic plague
In this country.
From the time Of its birth. through
all its wanderings. In all It's haunts.
whether on sea or land. In sickness
and In health. Uncle sam traces the
rodent and brands him as plague In.
fectcd" and o constant danger to
health
Ancient writing abound In illusions
TO pestilences and their connection
with epizootlcs among rats and mice. 10
declares Walter Wyman. surgeon gen
eral Of the public health and marine
corps service. In the introduction
In the Book OF Samuel there IL o
reference 10 a pcstilcnce having rcla'
ton to mice. and that It might b.
stayed the Phillstines made offerings
OF golden Images OF the mice that
marred the land
The Rat nnd It, Relation to the
Public Health" Is the title NJ the
government pusication.
The cooperation or foreign govern
ments was secured In It's preparation
The lcgali2ed warfare against the rat
In Denmark IN described Mention Is
made Of the work done by the English
incorporated Society for the Dcstruc
ton Of Vermin
Dr Walter u Brinckcrhon assist
ant director Of the United States lcp
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
German Alcohol stills.

An authority on alcohol stills says
that there are 10000 farm stills In
operation ON ms many farms In Ger
many Tie German government per.
mits the farmer to produce certain
amount Of grain or potato alcohol, tho
amount depending upon the size and
location Of the farm and the annual
demand for the product. upon the pay
mcnt Of a reduced revenue tax Alco-
hol distilled In excess OF the quantity
allowed is subject TO the higher rate
Of taxation. Dcnaturcd alcohol. bow
ever is not subject to any tax.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
Novel Undertaking for Towns Along
Reservoir Line In East Yonk.
ers. New York.

Yonkers. n. Y.-Noyel bonds. az
gregating $4,000 In value. have been
filed with Mayor Lennon by two Of
the construction companies In charge
of the New York reservoir work In
East Yonkors The bonds are legally
known m hobo bonds" and are issued
as q result Of clause inserted In the
contract for the work, drawn mp by
the New York city authorities to pro
tcct the cities and villages whore New
York reservoir work Is performed
The hobo bonds are Of recent or.
lgln and their work II to protect cities
and towns from any liability as to the
care Of paupcrs. hobucH or nc'or do
wells. who are imported to reservoir
Jobs hy contractors For instance, II
o lahorcr employed on the Sew York
reservoir. 10 be- constructed iu East
Yonkcrs. were to be- lucnuacitutcd, Or
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08

victor while Jcnrics was not actual.
~ counted out. he was saved only
from the browning shame by his
friends pleading with Johnson no. to
hit the fallen man again. and the
towel was brought into the ring from
his corner.
As they came to the center FOR the
fifteenth round. Johnson went after
his man sayagely. in quick succession
knocking Jcfrries down three times.
Jenrics each time falling against or
on the ropes As Jefirics staggered
to his feet the third time he had
been sent to the floor. the big black
sprang at him like tiger. and wli,i
luCccssion OF lcfts 10 the jaw sent
Icfries down and out As the fallen
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
Girls Initiate the Men

ro Try and initiate men az far as pos.
.lblc
Their dress is similar to that Of the
male sex, they smoke. they cycle
drive automobiles. play golf. hockey
and other vigorous games lndul
genc' in these pastlmos ~ even lead
ing them to walk like men They are
breaking into stride which In my
young days would have been regarded
0s almost criminal. at least as q sign
of bad breeding II a girl Is TO be- en-.
outraged to keep her Firllshnofs. the
refinement and the Ronllonuss which
ARE her bri'hrlght, by an means let
her be- taught by a woman
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
RATS CARRY PLAGUE

rosy Investigation station. discusses
Rat Lourosy"
Surgeon Rupert Rluc OF the United
States public health aud marine hos.
pital service In the chapter nj "Ro
dents LOO Relation To the Transmission
Of Bubonlc Plague" declares that In
China rat cpizootic almost invariably
proceeds an outbreak among human
beings nr Blue remarks ON the pc.
culiar fact that Aosculapius. the god
OF the healing art. is represented by
the Greeks With n rat at his feet
How direct contagion is conveyed
from ilaguc.strlcken rats TO man by
means of the flea ~ told by Passed
Assistant Surgeon Carroll Fox.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
SIN Active In Profession.

Mrs Bolya Lockwood. who IL the
only woman In the United States who
was ever candidate Tor the prcsi
dorcy. IS now near sevontynyc ycurs
old but continues 10 practise her pro
fosslon Recently she was down In
the south, paying several Cherokee
descendants money for their claims In
oklahoma she represented the In.
dlans I'm their claims, and each one re
cpiNod about gl7j
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08

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For thirty years Lydia l.. Pinkham's
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IL YOU would like special advice
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and always helpful.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
RACE RIOT AFTE7 FIGHT.
Several Persons Are Killed and Many
Badly Hurt

Badly Hurt
Chicago Rloung broke ont an over
the country on the evening Of 'hr
ilh, between whites, angry ana sore
because JonrIos had lost the fight a.
Reno, aud negroes jubilant that Joan
son had won
4 white man was shot In Arkansas
and negro fatally wounded al Rom,
oko, Va but the tension that exist
ed everywhere vented itself chiefly In
street sculilps
There were disturbances In Now
York, pIttshurg and Philadelphia,
New Orleans. Atlanta 81 Louis, Lit
ne Rock aud Houston
" the might progressed the rolIng
grew more sorIoI- In New York d.s
gruuICd whites fred negro tonc.
mont; go Mounds H., negro consla.
bic was Killed and another man was
murtully wounded street rioting
broke ont Ion Kansas CITY, Pueblo and
Norfolk. aud TWO negroes were shot
Goo N.w Orleans
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-07-08
Tragedy at Bull Fight.

Pueblo McNico--Onn woman and
two men Wore Killed, during q bull
night IN the san Antonio Tuloyo ha.
cloudu sunday afternoon The dead.
Senurilu Louisa Duran. Louis Ruiz
manager OF the hacienda, Louis
FImez, a cowboy The fight was an
amateur Jf'air participated 10 by PEG.
pie on tue hacienda SaEohta Duran
was In irminent perm during one stag,
Of the fight and Ruiz and Flo.cz rush
ed tl her aid The Infatuated. hulI
goicu the woman and the two men.