The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

VIE. ana 70 make trouble for him generally
pay nc stsnton 70 rhs,sysS such sH eS SGSs
ter Is The sts,ee sdysnture;s Il ,reprssen ted 20
least CONCERN the maker Of modern meio.
dramn The act closes with an Invitation
az ths old ruined csurc at o oefO y ee' ner
The SECOND act opens with an entirely irrele-
yant and drearily idlotlc drunken scene in
si9ous country TRsn the od run eG e RSqI
is shown. and stIaiGhtway the hero appears,
would deSPs 10 Keep saeR @ psa,
lest he should have .vltriol thrown in his face
the sd o Ss a. ;Ss III tS:
Of her craft ~ manliestinR the deepest contrl.
sT. and giving the bundle Of letters which
10 influence over her companion. she
.sy,.d dearly tor her Sin against the
villain, energies from behind q stone pillar,
carefully removes his light overcoat and silk
hat then drags her to the centre Of the stage
and puts her to death.
ODD playgoers will scarcely credit the state
dead body. and Is accused OF the murder
This novel and ingenious complication sctu-
fact may also be mentioned that his noble
Nile wins q round Of applause by declaring
The third act shows the hero in Jail The
iyn nS seize him but before they can string
ths most ty es.u0k' colonel OF
In the last act The villain carries OF the
nero y VIE who continues to ECOFnfully cot
his aayancesi the crime a. is, fastened
the lyncher:. headed by the hero follow
which he has dragged the isintine herofns.
~ means OF a derrick thrown across a wide
The triumph 81 tas and snS the
downfall OF vice.
Answ play called "A Man Among Men" by
William C. Hudson. came to the Columbus
Theatre last evening. or Its four acts one
was placed in the New York city oflice
OF mining company. and the others
were in and about the eompany's works in the
earanac ron region. In the hrst one 1t devel-
oped that the company controlling the mines
anu '"S "S mHnsKeu
very mean ana sungy Board of d.
ehe,l mus, 'her' was tne nero 'ot tne
stituted on his own authority several small
reforms In tho mana bebai, md came ali tha
way to New York to plead with his directors to
strengthen the supporting I'm bers In the mine
and to do away with the .vstem Of having
company. In both things he was unsuccess.
full. and in a short time an accident occurred
in the drifts which was followed in . few weeks
a, an had h,s ,nn..u ~. 80 80
superlntendent mad MS opportu nifty to prove
title and the outcome Of the NAV was indl.
cal al "u" '"o ou'oon' VI 'h' p'a' was ihui-
In the scene OF the riot a handsome and
reaIistic setting was empioyed. From the LEFT.
taken mn by the eompanv,s stores and
orhcss Opposifo was biub IaS1e ~
roces AMI from 1T San IneI,,sd
tramw,v twenty f.et biah ar ona AMI
and ten Mt the other' oyer this ran car
inad a ~ orc IN ths snrnacaa ,vho.arnofs smoe
Inc cSinnev. and shInina wiSJow. .Snwsd
in the vaIley bayond and beiow rbrou1b
~ rtv ,nno, o ~ hru uoioM. inrous n
coov ~ tha intsrior Of = ms ms wnrt ETSa
front Of a nair of furnaces WINS shown and NJ
intervals their contents were tested and found
insteed ~ n RIM 81 M sIted p,sts At tba .T
trsme righf ws. tha nIoyr 81 ntbar fnrn,oa.
Hith swartbv nudJlars .tirrine tha ,nitan
natal Whan TIA .iotipg baran y.w c.rs
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