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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28

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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28
Held Up by Masked Men.

Goldfield. New, Dec. %. - Two
masked men held up seventeen eoccu-
pants of the lobby bar room Of the
Columbia hotel. The robbers secured
1926 from the, gambling games, but
overlooked $4,000 which was in the
safe.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28
eEha Good One

There is but one good wife in this
town." said a clergyman in the course
of his sermon-the congregation looked
expectant-"and every married man
thinks he's got her." added the minis
ter.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28

is arranging to
leave for the Unit
ed States III about
t h Re e or four
weeks. In the
meantime he has
just started on a
tour for the pur-
pose of closing I'D
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28
ANONYMOUS.

Notwithstanding means
without a name. Give me a sentence
showing you understand how to use
the word Small Boy-Our new baby
is anonymous.-Chu
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28
ABOUT JAMES BRYCE
Next British Ambassador at Wash.
ington Preparing TO Leave
England.
HAS NOT YET BEEN APPOINTED
Some Formalities in the Way and
Their Removal.
Will Probably Head the British Dele.
CATION to The Hague Confer
ence-JOhn Bull and the
DragO Doctrine.

London, Dec 25.-James Bryce, the
retiring chief secretary for Ireland,
who is to succeed SirMOrtfmer Durand
as British ambassador at Washington,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28
The Silver Lining.

Mrs. Suburbs (after the crash -There
is another of my china dishes gone!
Suburbs-Never mind, dear; it has stop
ped the cooks singing.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28

his business affairs, firstgoing toDublin,
where he is now comforting with the
lord lieutenant, the Fart OF Aberdeen,
concerning the transfer of Irish affairs.
Then Bryce will visit his constituents
at Aberdeen, returning later TO LON
don.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-28
Explains Delay i'm Appointment.

These preparations for Bryce's de-
parture for Washington are proceeding,
although his appointment as ambassa-
dor has not yet been officially ilTl-
nounced. The delay is ascribed to the
formalities leading UP to the king sign
ing the royal warrant and to the neces-
sary application to the chancellor OF
the eXchequer for the dissolution of
Bryce's parliamentary service, the hat
fer requirement being due to the fact
that q member of parliament cannot
resign, the only way of DISCRIMINATING
his service being to apply to the chan
cellor OF the exchequer for a crown
appointment, which would have the eff
feet OF disquaIifying him for parIia-
ment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
WESTMINSTER THEATRE,

The Rose Sydell London Bellies" COM
pany, with Miss sydell, opened a weeks
engagement at the Westminster theatre
yesterday, and standing room was the or
der OF the day This is one OF the Oldest
and most popular organizations that
comes to this place OF amusement.
Gorgeous costumes. elaborate scenery
and catchy music ara among the features
OF the show. and costumes are displayed
in n most attractive manner by corps
OF at least 20 pretty girls. including Miss
Sydell. Dazzling Nancy" n musical con-
ception in two acts is given for the open
ing and closing numbers. During the first
act Mr.. Mack and q number of the chorus
girls have a short season OF rough
house" which pleases highly
Miss Vera Harte a sweet singer opens
the olio with two we'll rendered selections,
and she is followed by the Mccall Trio I'm
a pleasing singing and dancing act. Mr..
McCalrs song travelling" making a big
hit.
The Weston Sisters are next on the
bill in songs and dancing, and close their
act with boxing bout. Campbell and
Mark in a skit called the inspector" keep
the audience in good humor. and in con-
Junction with this are seen a number OF
well-formed girls I'm artistic poses. Their
act comes 10 an end With moving pictures
OF n humorous character. The Bijou Trio
are an excellent team. and Reylea an ex-
ponent of physical culture, completes the
bill.
This bill will be given every afternoon
and evening during the week, and will be
followed by the Bon Tons"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
"FANTANA" AT THE SnuBERT

"Fantana," the Japanese-American
musical comedy, which holds the New
York record Of two whole seasons az the
Lyric theatre on upper Broadway, and
which will be seen for the first time in
Providence at the Shubert on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, is out OF the ordi-
nary run of musical comedies II Is a
musical play and the cast which Sam g
and Lee Shubert have provided for this
Oriental conceit makes IL all the more
attractive and amusing.
In addition 20 Mr. Jefferson Do Angels,
who heads the organization. there are
such pronounced favorites as Mr.. Hubert
Wilke, Mr. Robert Broderck. Mr. William
Blaisdell and Misses Julia Sanderson.
Toby Claude, Gertrude Millington, Ade-
laide Sharpe and Norma Bell
"Fantana" tells the story OF the court
ship OF the daughter Of n rich California
vineyard owner. an American naval leu
tenant and a French count. The daughter
Fanny. called "Fantana." - really I'm love
with the naval lieutenant. but her father
insists on the noble French alliance. The
scenes are laid In California and Japan.
and finally on a pri,sSte yacht. All man
ner OF complications occur fo prove the
truth OF the adage that "the course Of
true love never did run smooth" In the
end, however, Fanny marries the lieuten-
ant rather than the count Meanwhile
the richest sort OF comedy Is furnished by
the star himself. Mr.. De Angels who
poses as the American ambassador 10
Japan when I'm reality he II simply the
valet OF the rich Californian
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
Rub|NsTE|N' 5
FINE CONCERT
At THE SHUbERT

Arthur Rubinstein. the young Polish
pianist who is making his first tour OF
this country, was. given a very enthusias-
tic greeting at the Shubert theatre last
evening. He is but Is years OF age and
yet his mastery of the piano Is something
wonderful. In order 10 sustain the
name he bears. last nights performer Will
have no easy task even for one a gifted
as ne. for everyone recalls that Anton
Rubinstein was the very greatest OF plan
lists
Arthur Rubinstein last evening gently
but effectively, won his audience II his
first selection seemed 20 display rather
much OF n stirring after effect. the second
number gave him opportunities TO win all
lovers OF exquisitely beautiful music. and
that ne succeeded In 80 doing was evil
denced by the hearty applause and the
very pronounced good feeling OF the audi
ence 10 him not only after that but on
the occasion OF HIS finishing all the other
compositions chosen by him for the recital.
Chopin's sonata, B-minor certainly was
played with n very marked attention to all
its beauties The program. IL will be seen.
was An exscting one for a pianist OF Ru-
bnsteins years, and yet Il was one well
calculated 10 please the audience.
There was plenty OF occasion for tho
exhibition OF the soft beauties, whose
grsces the plano can 30 adequately ex-
pross. The performer showed great care
and pleasure In letting al the delights
free FOR the music lovers In his audience
This new pianist IS a youth Of very
gracious presence, no has perhaps a little
too much or the hurry OF youth but that
he will develop into one OF the greatest
masters OF an Instrument that more than
any other IL the musical Interpreter Of the
world everyone who heard him last niglit
-pr++ri-I4Ot hcs ;ate g. believe. as wen as
earnestly TO wish, for with the evidence
be gives OF talent of hard work. OF lO,e
OF the p:ai.o end agreeableness of manner.
n ctl tfiniy deserves high success.
The program was az follows
Toccata and Fugue Bach-Tausig; Son
alta. B-minor. Chopin. 3 Intermezzos.
Brahms. Des Abends. Traumiswirren.
Schumann: fmpromptu. E-iat major. Ma.
zurka, Polonaise. Fiat minor. Chopin.
Liebestod. Tristan und Ieolde, Wagner
Liszt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
JOHN LUNGO met
INSTANT DEATH
In Planning Machine at kmeri-
can Locomotive Works.
YOUNG MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH
Ambulance Was Called From Hospital, but
luago Had Ceased TO Brsaths Before
II Arrived
YOUNG MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH

Pinned 10 a post by the resistless ctr ke
was crushed TO almost instant death at
the American Locomotive Works last eve-
ming about e45 O'Clock A hurry call was
sent TO the Rhode Island hospital, but the
young man was dead about three minutes
before its arrival Emergency medicines
kept at the works were applied by fellow
workmen, but their efforts were unavail-
ing in such an accident.
The planer, with its load Of heavy cast
ing, had caught him across the abdomen
and crushed the vital organs. rupturing
them TO such an extent that internal hem
orrhage was caused sufficient in itself
TO result In death. The right arm was
broken at the elbow and there was a
severe wound on the back OF the head,
caused by the fall OF the body onto a
heavy casting when released by the re
turn stroke Of the planer.
Medical Examiner Perkins examined the
body and gave permission for burial. the
body being turned over 10 an undertaken
and later conveyed 10 the house where
the man had boarded. corner Federal
street and Arthur avenue.
Lungo was one or a gang working over
time on castings for a government steam
dredger for the Panama canal, and was
stationed a a planning machine next that
Of Charles Fairfield. contractor on this
particular job
The accident was caused by Lungo's
reaching over to pick up q wrench used
10 regulate the stroke OF the planer. In
so doing he placed his body between the
planer and the heavy casting which II
carried. The lateral stroke of the machine
carried ii at recurring strokes 20 within
four inches OF a solid post, and IL was
within this narrow space that Lungo was
crushed 20 death.
Lungo was considered an exceptionally
good workman and had been employed at
the plant over a year. lie was unmarried
and has a brother, Paul. who also works
at the plant and goes 10 evening high
school His mother lives in Italy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20

from It's name the show points moral
most emphatically, that OF charity for
all, regardless OF walk or station I'm life
and particularly for the children OF the
stage.
II is a Blaney production under the di-
rection OF Abe Levy, and Walter Wilson
heads the company as the tragedian,
Gerrick Gaunt, a lovable Garry with a
contagious mo Matter! No Mat---ter,"
which wins the house over 70 him in con-
junction with other eccentric business pc
culiar 20 the broken down historical as
pirant which he impersonates so success
fully.
The show is hummer. company,
props play and all. II r. melodrama
with little gun play and sinking OF the
steel but at the same time plenty or ac-
ton some strong denouements. and espe-
cially good curtains.
The story is woven around the intimacy
OF a matinee idol and a clergyman s
daughter and while most dramatic Incl.
dents are portrayed there is nor one
which has not been acted on the real
stage OF life many times. The opposing
forces OF church and stage are thrown I'm
high relief the church suffering in the
comparison because Of the use OF Judge
not lest We be Judged. and several other
sterling biblical quotations which often
hit home to the theologian. Before the
final curtain the parson i'm the show who
had previously refused TO perform the
marriage OF Garry and Seraphna comes
10 see things as II big light had struck
him.
The specialties by George Ovey. "Trou-
bles." Miss Louise Hooner cast as
stage waif and their ten dancing girls
are bright spots in the show The dancing
girls are refreshingly young and 1.-THE.
worth mentioning because OF its unusual
ness.
Baby Evelyn makes good from the start
and II is worth the price OF admission TO
hear her sing her automobile song.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
Ihe THEATRES

hero has mace better man OF. The crew
OF the stricken ship are all saved In a
gorgeous stage picture In which real water
descends on the rubber-protected strand.
One OF the crew. barely alive. Is brought
In on stretcher He r. discovered TO be
the long lest brother and on top OF that
t1yful revelation. the de-to-be identi-
hes him a, her long siraysd husband II
X a thriller almost too stunning and we'll
nigh paralyzed last nights audience. Nat.
urally there are no wedding bells for hes
until a couple OF acts later.
AS ie Sow Is set In five elaborate
stuge scenes and crowded with people.
The east OF characters Indicates the va
riety of local portraits. They are pr.
sented by company OF actors phys lcally
counterfeiting TO a nicely the types they
represent as Well as acting them with
convincing. II highly accumulated strokes
The first act. It's scene showing an exter-
Tor OF the parsonage with a piazza big
enough and strong enough for most OF
the action 10 work on. Is a violent whirl
OF strenuous acting. The minister comes
home from a European trip and Is wildly
welcomed by the townsIeople. 1nere
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20

is reception and serenade In the evening
and a game OF blind mans buff so real
that IL makes you want TO get into It.
There is the life-saving crew who come
10 WOO and win for one OF their number
some woman who can help the boys with
the house work at the station. There is
tramp burglar with a big revolver whom
the minister dlsarms. The town crier
is stridently in evidence and so are sundry
other low comedy characters. In the in
terstices OF the hurly-burly which keeps
the audience at a high pitch OF irresisti-
bic enthusiasm the heroine. the ingenue
and the soGbrette with their respective
sultors set I'm motion the associated love
stories. And it is the triumph OF play
wright and stage manager that for all
the extravagances OF the act. somehow
your heart gets deep into 1t and the doings
Of the people become Of genuine human
interest before the curtain rings down
on its soothing climax. In other words.
it is good stun. as well as hot off the
Brady Grsmer griddle.
The second act with its storm wreck
and rescue scene. is another hollerer with
the double -shotted thrill at the close. In
the third act the crowd and the hula
balloo are absent. but the intensity that
marks the whole dramatic construction Is
amply maintained by the excellent writing
and acting OF the scene where the wicked
brother demonstrates his dog in the
manger proclivltles, drags the truth from
them that his wife and brother are lovers.
spurns all their overtures designed for
leading his steps TO a better life and
threatens to raise the deuce generally with
everybody concerned In the next act
there are more crowd pictures and the
stage is once again a thrilling turmoil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20

with the troops departing for the Spanish
war with the wicked brother one Of the
low comedians and the M saving crew
mostly enlisted. Tho wicked brother
goes away urrcconciled 10 the Enoch
Arden situation and YOU get gllmmer-
ing " how the delicate problem presented
is going % be solved. Spanish bullet
cute the Goordian, knot. but not until
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20

there is successfully sustained anxiety
about the matter up TO the curtain that
falls on the closing act.
Messrs. Brady and Grismer have
equipped the show In a way 10 surpass
any suggestion OF It's wealth bigness and
impressiveness that brief review can
afford. II Is acted all the way through
In genuine melodramatic fashion hearty
straightforward. sincere and as convinc-
Ing as Il Is immensely entertaining
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20

Catarrhal Headsehe.-That dull wretched
pain In the head Just over the eyes is one
OF the sufest signs that the seeds OF ca 4.
tarrh have been sown, and It's your warn
ing 10 administer the quickest and sur
est treatment to prevent the seating Nof
this dreaded malady. Dr. Agnews Ca
tarrhal Powder will stop all pain in ten
minutes. and cures.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20

Alas In sultry summertime
For this well ray the cost.
Because the winters crop Of ice
Is nothing but a frost
st. Louis Post Dispat n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
EMPIRE THEATRE.

More 90 be Pitied Than Scorned" open
"a It's week at the Empire theatre with a
crowded house. As might be expected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
HOTEL ISLESWORTH

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20

best--that Is. the strongest and most se-
cure-cell at the Central station. while he
was stripped absolutely nude.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
REAL ESATTE

Insurance. Mortgages. Loans. Farms
Business chances -FOUR property or
business sold. no matter where located
HILDRETH e CANADA.
2i2 Union st. Tel 25T5-x, Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-20
= SQUARE DEAL.

When you borrow money from us you
know Just when your payments end. You
pay no fines OF other expenses. Your loan
does not last forever. Call and you will
be satisfied. Private loans on flrnlturs
pianos and salaries
sToNEWblL JACKSON a CO.,
" Weybosset 81. Room 0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
INTERESTING FACTS.
A Few Remarks BY an Observer.

ut seem strange TO me-" remarked a
prominent physician the other day "whv
20 many people make light of what Is, In
many respects, one Of the most dangerous
diseasee--Grip. Scores OF people whom /
know seem to regard this doudy mnladv ns
a joke OF call Il fuehionable.
Possibly there Is no disease that is as
far reaching In ita effects as this same
'faHhlonable' Grip. taahionable indaed
When stop 10 think of tho appalling re-
suits Of Grip that have come under my
observation, Il makes me shudder. Would
you consider II fashionable to have "a
weak heart, Affected lungs OF IMPAIRED eve
sight Would II be a joke to spend the
remainder Of your days In an insane
aeylum These are not mere fancies. they
are pictures drawn from life, showing the
awful results from Grip. OF course AN
parsons suffering from an attack OF Grip
are not lett with these Affections, hut j
have YET TO discover person who has had
this dieesee who has not been left With
some portion Of his system weakened. IA
II this weak spot that is susoaptibe to
every unhealthy influence that comes alonc.
The best way 70 prevent Grip Is to keen the
system IN such good condition that NJ will
throw OF any tendencies toward this prevs.
lent dieesse.
The best way to iortlfy yourself spsinst
Grip ie to take Mageas Malt Fmuiaior
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Beware Of the wine prepafations. They
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
NEARBY PENNSYLVANIA POINTS

Some OF the country butchers are
raising the price Of beef in Chester
County.
Horses are selling at high prices in
West Chester, and dealers have been
doing a good business all winter.
Over 200 voters in West Grove have
signed the Iemonstrance against prau T.
ing license to the inn at that place.
10 most Of the townships in Chester
County, where the work road tax wac
an issue, IL was decided to abolish il.
large numbers of imitation nickels,
poorly made, are being found ia slot
machines and passed in West Chester.
At West Chester, Borough Auditor
elect Edwin s. MendenhalI has been
stricken with paralysis and is quite
in.
The members Of Company /, Sixth
Regiment, hope to erect a new armory
at West Chester IL the State will
assist.
Fox huntsrs in Chester County fear
that they will have to close the season
early on account Of the softness Of the
ground.
Professor Thomas, principal Of the
Langston School at Chester, has or
ganized Peace Guild, to prevent male
pupils fights.
Amanda Whitehead, aged 20 years,
of Glen Riddle, died 10 the Chester
Hospital from injuries received by fall
ing down stairs.
Sheriff ID. b. Mcclure Of Delaware
County and a party of friends have
gone to North Carolina for a three
weeks cunning trim.
The male members of the Methodist
Church at West Grove gave a suppsr
n lew nights ago and cleared 500 for
the church treasury.
amos hennard, a trolley conductor
Of Chester, fell unconscious on the
sidewalk trom an attack of vertigo,
and his friends thought he was dead.
The Moyamensing Hook and Ladder
Company of Chester has decided 70
admit no more members for two
years, because the present enrolment
is large.
Rev. G. W. Hollineer of Nsw Hore
Pa, has received a call to the pastcr-
ate of the new Presbyterian Church at
ParkersbuIg, and will preach his first
sermon today.
The work of spraying trees and
hedges Is being pushed all over Chester
County to save them from the inroads
of the scale. There are many miles of
hedges to be treL ted.
The Bucks County & Willow Grove
Transit Company will be orgspized
in Doy lestuwn March ], having alteaov
been financed, and will construct n
line from ferkasie and Souderton to
Doylestown the coming season.