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TRY GRAlN.OL Try GRAND

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Facts About Two Gases
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STUART ROBsON's ADVANCE SALE
Is BIG

The preliminary sale Of seats and boxes
Of Stuart Robson's production OF august
Thomas costume comedy, oliver Cold
smith" began yesterday an dthe takings
already recorded indicate the Interest
that has been melted regarding this lat
est product from the pen OF the play
wright who has 50 many successful
dramatizations to his credit.
II IS not too much to say that oliver
Goldsmith IS the best work that Mr.
Thomas has yet given US. He IS con-
coded to have succeeded wonderfully IN
reproducing the old comedy atmosphere.
and able critics have averred shat. Is a
picture Of the Eighteenth century. is H.
erary lift and It's manners. Il 81 n be
compared with the comedies Of Van
Burgh. Congreve and Weycherley IN
putting David Garrick. samuel Johnson.
Edmund Burke and James Boswell on
the stage. Mr.. Thomas has been very
careful not 70 20 outside % what IS his~
toricaIly true. and yet he has shown. 'tis
said. all these famous people IN the most
dramatic situations In the first ac5
Goldsmith cons, 20 the country place -
a gentleman. mistaking f. FOR a public
Inn. This. al! readers Of his lie vii re-
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After extended negotiations Manager
Martling has arranged with Mr.. Charles
Frohman for the appearance here Of hts
company playing The Little Minister"
Everyone Is familiar with the enormous
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Mex YORK FEB = -T8ward O'FIaharfg
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day from pussmsnis- ST. IS tiagF-ty
was preeszent ~ The Irish-Aner.can ci@s
AMI president q tas ITlsh-AmsFless
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Baraboo. Wis. FEB 2 Seven business
firms were wiped out By Ere az Wsueaoa
today The loss amounts 20 - %. Tbs
origin OF the fre f. unknown.
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II have always ussG FoIey's Honey and
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success this play has achieved. It will be
great treat for our theatre-goers and
will no doubt be thoroughly appreciated.
The music TO Under the Red Robe" Is
entirely original. the composition of w.
w. Furst of the Empire theatre, where
the play ran for 800 nights. 1t may be
said that Under the Red Robe" meets
and fills the present demand for romantic
drama.
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Liverpool Feb Z-The coursinz con-
test OF the Waterloo Cup o. 1910 was won
b. Mr. d. r. Fawcetts bitch. Fearless
Footsteps
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Tuesday evening The Girl From Chilli
company vii lappear under the manage
ment of oseph Muller. in the great laugh
ing hit of the season at the Crawford
theatre for one night. The play IS fun Of
all the potent factors of merriment. en-
bracing tn brightest of novel specialties.
and whitticism galore. The play is one
which masquerades a young man IN
feminine attire, but TO the discomforture
of himself and host of his friends and
all to escape the persistent determination
OF a certain dashing young woman who is
madly in love with him, when he as
matter of fact is 10 be married that very
day to another. The players are all peo-
pie OF high reputation and well-known in
the profession who promise 20 furnish
no end of fun for those who attend the
performance of 1.-THE Girl From Chill
Among the singers with the Great Bar
low Mlnstrels is found the great Scotch
balladist, Mr.. Archie Hood. who pos
sesses a remarkable sweet tenor voice,
and holds his audience during the rem
dition of his ballads.
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TRIED SUICIDE AS A JOKE.
A BoStonfnn Takes Morphine in Kan
szS CITY

kas City.
KANSAS CITY. No, Dec. zs-An at
tempt at suicide was made here yester-
day by Earl G. Hutchinson, the son OF
Boston man Of wealth. and now an en-
ploye of the Bufnham. Hanna. Munger
Company m this city. Crazed with IN
toxicants. ne drank solution containing
some morphine. Re was taken 70 the po-
lice headquarters for treatment For two
hours DR. Ma1ahan worked over him. and
finally saved his life. though for q long
time 1t appeared as Il he was dead.
Hutchinson is tall aRd handsome, eigh-
teen years old and says that abou5 a
year ago he got into some school frouole
IN Boston BE ran away and came West.
Last summer he came to this city and
not being able to find ether employment
he tecame one Of the pocters AZ the Coates
House. where his appearance and air OF
evident refinement attracted the notice
# nearly all who saw HIM
When he was taken to the police sta
ton he seemed not to realize that he had
swallowed the poison and that his life
was hanging on a thread He joked with
those in she ambulance and finally, when
made to realize his condition, said he had
taken it as q practical joke. meaning To
frfxAten one OF the men he had been with
When he was revived and understood
what he had done he was btueh affected.
His first thought was OF his people in
Boston. and he was alarmed lest they
should learn OF the eScapade that SO near
" cost him his life. As far as can be
learned there is no motive that would i'm
pei him to attempt to commit suicide. but
his statement that ne had taken the pois-
on e G sort of joke is presumed to be
true
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CRUSHED By a THREsHER.
Frightened Iorses, Cause a New Jer-
Sey Mans Death.

EURFFEILLB, y J, Dec. 26.-Jaeob P.
Andrews. OF this place, met horrible
death Monday afternoon. With others he
was moving steam thresher. aud An
drews stood near the engine The driver.
iE turning the horses around. turned TOO
snort, locking the wheels. At the same
time the main steam valve vas snapped
of There was a head Of 100 pounds OF
steam in the boiler. and as the pipe vas
broken the steam rushed out at q terrific
rate, frightening the fractions horses.
and as they started On q pun Andrews
was thrown TO the ground and the
wheels OF the wagon passed over his
chest crushing it. As he arose he ut
tered a shrek and fell dead.
The thresher weighed over two tons,
and 50 frightened were the horses that
they pulled this immense load through
mud almost hub deep a quarter OF nile,
all the way the escaping steam making q
terrific noise ColncdenI with this death
is the fact that this same thresher was
the cause CT George GoedenoUgh's death
three months ago, when he vas unangied
IN the machinery Andrews who was about
thirty years of age, leaves widow and
three small children. The tfresber be-
}orged to Charles Turner.
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CHRIsTAAs BROUGHT REUNION
Father Finds His Daughter whom
He Hsa sfourned as Lost


He Had sTourned as Lost.
PBILLIPPI. II. Va, Dec. 2s.-There
was a happy Christmas at the home Of
John Lane here yesterday. His daughter.
whom he had for six years mourned as
lost. was home again. and it was 4 happy
reunion around the old Preside. Six years
ago Edna Lane. eighteen years of age.
ard pretty as picture, fell in love with
John Fischer. Her parents dtsapproved
OF him. and refused TO let her see him
The result was an elopement. Sac mar
rfed Fischer, and with him went West
Nothing vas known here about their ies-
einatien and nothing vas heard OF them
afterwaFd
4 few months since Mrs. Lane died, and
as the holiday season drew near John
Lane began to feel keenIy the loneliness
Of his position He Ionged for someone of
his family and for someone to cheer his
lonely fTeside. AS Christmas drew near
his heart softened. and, remembering the
daughter he mad lost he started il pur-
suit OF her All the information he had
was that she had gone West. He first
went 10 Chicago, and there found his first
information of her. This he traced up
till he found her few days ago at Ke-
nosha5 Wis Two years ago her husband
died. leaving her widow. with che child
and nothing TO live on Taking the child
TO a hone for orphans she vert into
service, ard when Mr.. LzBe seund her
she was working as domestic in the
kitchen Of q wealthy family at Kencsha
His forgiveness was obtained, and she
gave up her place 10 return home with
her father. They stopped II Chicago for
the baby, and arrived home in time
20 eat the Christmas dinner under the
OLD roof.
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PoIsoN PRovEs FATAL.
Unknovh Man Dies in a New York
Hospital

hospital
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Appareatly a
foreigner of middle age. a we'll dressed
man appeared at the S. L. smith Inhrm-
airy. New Brighton. Staten island. just
before 8 o'cioC%@zesterday morning and
hurriedIy asked to see : physician, say
ing he was very ILL.,
DR.. Smith saw at glance that the man
was right. and Ia reply &c his cues
tions. the patient said he believed that
he had been poisoned.
Though conscious and able to talk for
ten minutes after the physicians began
their efforts to save his life. the stranger
ignored all questions as to where or how
he had been poisoned. lie soon sank into
Inconsistencies and died twenty min
utes after his admission to the hospital
Coroner George TTaHter took charge OK
the body. which was sent 20 the morgae
The coroner made 2 careful examination
OF the mans clothing and body, but was
unable to find anything which would give
any clue to his iaentity or any marks
which would aid IN establishing it.
White the coroner believes that the man
took the poison with suicidal intent, and
then vas evsrtaken with a desire to live
his actions il the hospital seemed to in
dieate that he was trying to shield 9th
erS than himself
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HIS sister Notified.

At the home OF Mr.. Sbaw's sister, Mrs
William II. SheReIl, Of Germantown. the
news of his tragic end seemed Incredible
The absence c. any letters OF papers bear
ing the former address among the effects
found IN the grip or in the pockets Of the
clothing prevented she attaches OF the
coroner's Office from locating any reIa-
tives. so that the first Information given
to the Shewell family came from newspa-
per men. A reporter called az the home
Eith the assurance that the nan 8Hc bad
registered at the Windsor Hotel as IS. r.
Jones. New York aEd took his Own life.
was none other than " Irving Shaw. Of
olearieId county. Consul to BaranqHilla.
Colombia. and recently promoted to the
post at Singapore.
AR. Siiaw's two sisters also make their
hoIse with Mrs SheWeH. and when they
/ first heard of the tragic death Of their
brother they could net believe IL Why
I don't see how il can be him. for he sail
cd from New York two weeks ago Satar-
day for Paranquiila TO settle up his affairs
there before taking his new post at Sin
gapoTe.' said one of the sisters. And we
had a letter freu him, written at sea
few days after he was out, added Mrs
Sbeweu.
All doubt VAS finally dismissed when
4fr- and Mrs. Shswe3I identified The body
II tie Armstrong undertaking establish
ment and the papers and pietures in pcs
session Of the coroner as the property Of
Consul Shaw.
How Mr.. Shaw was able 20 sail from
New York two weeks ago for 8araneUiiia
write letter al sea. and mail st frena .
steamer, and then get back into Pbiladei-
phia n q little more than two weeks re-
mains = be discoVered One thing is sure
ana tTE. IS that he only reached the city
Monday. He may hare taken a steamer
direct to Liverpool, and en- landing Ihanae-
d}ately sailed b8ekze New York
NY breEher-in law care back from Co
1onoIa ruined In health said SIR She
sell '4and whaa he reached here on Sep
TENDER :. together with his wife and two
children after a three years absence. he
vas so changed that il vas remarked that
he locked as though there might hsye been
soEae little ruth in the conflicting reports
sent out that ne had died en- August 3 fra1s
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a SLIDE TO DEATH.
Probably Fatal Injuries Sustained
Ey a TfEht-R0pe Performer.


BCRDENToWN. y. J., Dec. 26.-In sight
CT large. excited crowd, Prof Harris,
advertised rs King OF the Wire fell to
the ground and was perhaps fatally IN
jured. Harris WIS to have been one OF the
features Of a show at the Park Street
Opera House last evening To more thor
oughIy advertise the show il vas an
nounced that the King Of the Wire"
would give free exhibition CT his skiH
on wire stretched from the tep OF the
playhouse 10 the street. The chief act Of
this performance was TO have been q
thrilling slide for Ike down this slender
wife, the professor supporting himself by
his teeth
= crowd began to gather At the Opera
House early, and by the tine set for the
free performance there we're many hun
dreds Of persons IN the street, impatient
% witness the great slide.
CaEly-costumsd Prof Harris appeared
on the roof OF the building and the crowd
sPplauded- Win 4 feE PreIiniaaries the
performer got his pulley on the wire and
the strap IN his teeth The crowd gazed
with bated breath
There he goes" went up the err. as
the King CT the Wire, threw out his
arms and began his terrific slide
Suddenly there was an eTninous snap
TIC Wiz s-4SNSGStlr t2e performer gave q
loud shrek the crowd groaned as one
man. and women turned away in horror,
for the figure OF Harris. instead of sliding
gracefully down tEs wire n triumph drop
ped TO the ground, a distance CT twenty
Eve feet, and lay quivering IN the street
IEsecurely fastened at the ground end. the
wire had become uafastened and broken
ieese just as the performers descent be-
gan.
Harris was picked nm and given medical
attention 1t was found that he had sus-
tanned a compound fracture OF one arm q
fracture of 9 wrist, severe bruises Of the
body, and, il is believed. serious internal
injuries. He was taken to ST. Francis
Hospital. Trenton, and may not recover.
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MINSTREL SHOW FOR coNvICTs.
Sing Stag Has a Christmas Perform
anee In the Chapel

SING SING. " ?. Dec 2e-warden
johnson. Of Sing Sing prison, provided a
minstrel performance by George Thatch-
eE's company yesterday for tie 400 pris-
onsrs who crowded into the Protestant
Chapel at half-past O'Clock IN the morn
ing.
The audience rosred at the Jokes of the
comedians AID applaaded she sentiment
tai ballads of the sofoists- It was jus.
the kind of an entertainment that ap-
pealed TO the majority CT the men and
they seemed to forget their troubles and
think only of the scene before them. On
" the prisoners ia The death house we're
not allowed st this performance.
QHigley, 4 noted eabezzleFs -Hs20-pe--
cent Miller. and Alexander Stewart, the
-year-old prisoner sentenced for
twenty years last week for killing a play
mate. all sat near each other at tie min
strel show.
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eATTLE M THE wooDs.
Maine Laa.I,ern.en End a Dispute in
Desperate Fight.

BANGOR. Ne. Dec. 26.-News Was re-
csived here last night OF bloody contest
in lumber carp on the upper Keanebec
River Monday evening. IN which one MAJ
vas probably fatally injured and others
So badly beaten that they may die The
fight started with quarrel between
William. alias wild HenRessey and a
FrenehInan EaEad Philip OGiIette over
religious matters The quarrel was taken
up by the other men. a ST'st with fsts,
then with axes. clubs. snd limbs OF trees
IN ali thirty men were engaged, aboEt
evenly eiyIded
A teamster.naFaed Wilson attempted 10
stop the gght and Kas knocked down with
3 haadsPi<e. Another te2mster named
Taylor seized handsDike and attacked
the cambatalts.5sIt IS thought tisTt Tay-
lsr Is responsible fer the fractured skull
Of Thomas Landry, French Canadian
who IS. believed 70 be fatally injured
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BANK swINDLER RELEASED.
Jansc~ baxter Leaves Canadian
49, s.....as4.n..l Rn.H.n

Jss.sc~ Baxter Leaves Canalian
Prison On a Conditional Pardon
MONTREAL. Quebec. Dec 2s.-Jamcs
Baxter the notorious bank swinaIer,
formerly of Chicago and lately of New
ago 10 Eve years IN the peRiteatiaFy for
his connection with Banque EIile Marie
frauds. has been released On seon6i-
tioRal pardon from st. Vincent de Paul 5
penitsRtIary- His wife and friends have
on account OF ilI-health- His eendi tioa
is serious
Baxter helped 10 secTete James j. Her
bert. the aefaulting teller OF the bank.
and supplied him with money while ne
VAS ii hiding.
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PxEUsfaxHA PREVENTED.

among the tens Of thousands who i.Sre syasi
el.suberlzins Cough Remedy for colds and Ia
edge, not single case Aas resulted n ljleIr,onia
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grippe n n1sns csses, i not Only gives prompt
and co11piete recovery. but also eolnteTscfs any
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sud al druggists
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4 christ,nan rraEedz.

NORFOLK. Va, Dee. 26-Near Church.
land Norfolk county. yesterday Jim Nc
Cnnty and Joe Clements. alias Cotton.
coloTed. engaged il a quarrel about Mo
CliRty's wife Words led to blows, and
during the struggle Clements drew pis-
tol and Sired. The hail penetrated Nc
Clinty's left side. near the heart, and he
fell assa oIeneats eseaped.
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