r i --ti j The Robinson Shows.. I The famous Robinson shown which a!\xhfbJted in this city for the bene-j j fit of the local lodge of Druids last r eason are to return to Richmond _| ho week of May 11, under the same ij iu spices. That this Bpeaks much for ft he merits of the organization goes | vithout saying. E. H. Foster, thr special representative of the bIiowe r in town working diligently for the mutual benefit of his company 'ind the Druids. Advance reports o' he excellence of the Robinson •hows as will be presented this sea-on are flattering Indeed. Many unique and novel Innovations in the \musement world have been added making the attraction one of th» greatest drawing cards on the road.NOTICE.Attend dance at K. of P. Tempi' Wednesday eveniug, April 29. Given by Pythian Sisters. Music by Renk’c orchestra.THE IN7MAP0U8 STAR AS A SPORTING PAPER.Now that the great national game of base ball is being played all ovei the country, a morning newspaper appeals particularly to the fans/ Take the Indianapolis dally aud Sunday Star for example. The Star is the onljr paper in Indiana that publishes complete scores of ail large leagues. Tho afternoon papers give only a summary.As Ja the case of base ball, Tht. Star leads In the presentation of all other legitimate sporting news. The Sunday supplement Is without a peer. Although the base ball season is requiring more space for the sporting department, The Star ' has not reduced In any way the amount of other general news.Its woman’s features are, if anything, stronger than ever. Its prize recipes and suggestions department has been conducted nearly a year and is growing In. popularity every day, if the number of recipes and suggestions, and the different parts of the state from which they come may be taken as an index..