, 1869-04-04

chat1ctefb With the greatest ankle and casos Uot
and payed h manner taas eyen his VIE, before
whom he constantly rehearted. had not he Eaa
conception Of hen 9sSed 3s a,ss as rss a H. rs -
light Before I ms only rehearstns'"
Iere Is good Rusrasion q the actoIs nodesU
and q hs sense q felewsasp Tith hs rnmoleT o e
his r11t appearance In London:
r. Ju1 sst he bad gone "a n stsgs Y one o. tns
scenes of Richard H. and ws " tnqnae1ns S; es
an overwhelming torrent, he czaugnt agni @! =
subordinate performer dressed = ~ men1A n ~ tae
Ply e xn,sh he -, T., hf e {ea ns. H.
man, surntwh8t startled a such N cnexpeeted
iutey7pgatorJ; feAr that canoot claim ne honor
q nasRg n4 ser essa ar1 e paea
pal5 -lt DTuy Lane, that httte boy bore mp
your ualn: Kaa thai 4ule boz Ihs ssofy ta 9.
ihe man who elatsd 70 ne czSths5 5 ast95 Ma,st x9
payed Inc toc1,, Is Wretsely the rcsersc Of thls
Mn GA17teks sdnlrauon Of her 1usoand w4s
eren greater tnaa tnat af ke,a f., or Gsoffe xrSa
4When George Frederick Wa playing a. ITet-
ktn sober: but aI1Gr repeated transgress4onst ho
eolemnly promised not 70 offend again during nls
stay. In the evening Of the daJ upon Waen NC
prprutse vas made, Co0lA Was not 70 be lonnl
when Tnnted ior s., PG7inax Aacsycophant. the
a1dence grew Impatient Tho nnanaGe1 stor1ued,
end Al xas Y rao<t adn!1ed d!soTaeE t 1a e.,
house near The theatre7 where he was drinking WlLa
snau gtasz 'oh, NJ. Cooks exclaimed .Ae N:
aiea Glenn p7ass; ID S Sou no. tsG ne yoa would
g1vc over dlfnktnRs' Cooke surveyed he manager
With the mcss proroSmz coolnesa ana saiar r ~ Get,
expect man To reform MI Il orce; have given
oyer drinking IN great Mtostsrt and the lneokri-
e. psye pass 9sa y ~ 81 sneedos q IL
predecessor which kea1 related WIN lnnnle feusa 2
Cooke VIE playing Macbeth one night = = Scottish
hit .asa I'd xnsn Is as eane 1S On q
le1rd him sGnc .whistey n q ye.J sn,au tmsi!e
ciasa nnJirg at the Eame tine, BY E1y q encoat.
il Is he feai mountain dew; M VIZ neyeE q h5'
significantly, n he Swallowed It."
e s51 ue moTs t e tanea 81 ss
tons Of keans medical fHcnd ut Hcnmend, pE
Smith. They enable as to sen more thao ~:
os she e1s nm md q s timer liz It soue D.
1on the is.h q February. 1851. he was ~
e1es 4 dsg he tod 81 nc hs ae M 50 IN
Nj Lee, up to London. WITH m apology for III. IN;
70 accompany hun il be would 60. Hs ere bright
ddenee to Know that you wcrr Behind tie scenes
Win him In his poss-ehase, but promised to *
at the theatre IA less than IN honr ai1er ntra- IL
went Contrary to ny expectations, was Aale To
meneed- The announcement that ! wns Nj
Eean1 medical adviser gained me an inuedlntt
admission 70 the hack q The stage, md upon e.
seated In the chair before the glass, an attendant
cnlortng his faee for Othe1lo, and goblet Of ho1
6andy and*sisr upon r. sab,e u tsons 70 @ q hin
distinguished visttors, eoue Of whom were srnof
Ing and drinking with him. kcan seemed
P1ssssa 70 sd ses s,3 r. s ren Il
to 60 through with his part ! polnlet
70 his brAndy-and-wntef and shook ny
bod ~ he returned xita melancholy snlln u.
/ can't do Cshet1o now without IT. lie played yer,
nnely, and The audience wcre N eestac!es 10 u
e e9 H.. he nv ter1 eeps IL
post-chAse, standing outside, ready 70 Start To-
Richmond, attracted the attention Of tho people =
dri7c on II vas beautiful night and they waitet
patiently until the tzagedian, hA1lnR washed par
Of thA brown complexion Of the Moor from hls face
the nineteenth century, cAn1c ont A. be issue
chser hc wss then swiftly cansht up
slopl So % e,ea, tanftns a Il ssat e tae % cessaasn w
cid mot know that wa1 there, would drive oi
without me-. let that gentleman pazs through
ny medical adviser: The mord4 were no soone
out Of his Ups tharI found myself lifted on terrt
frus. and In the tH1nk11lE Of an eJr deposited b,
the eide Of my patient In the pos&-cnMse- lie kp
Pearcd not II a! unused to demonstrations llk
much. We then drove otf 1t full speed"
And here the curtatn begins so descend To sof
music and tears:
"uis whole life It Richmond WIS one Of sell
proach: ind ~ An llusuaston Of this, further e
| tract frpm Dr. Emith's communications to me vi
be acceptable to the reader 7 used 10 see hin
| every day. One evening Ii the summer Of 1889,
crossed tho green and went Into his house the doc
being open In the twilight ! saw he figure 9
! door Of Ar. Keans aittlnF room The seeretat,
| Who wAs- astenuveiy listening to something
raised hts nnRrr 70 enIoin tAenca, The d
| gedlan wsa aitting at his piano, eccompanyin
Those E7enlue Bella' Ee1t be sang Win e1
quissse sweetness and pathos or two OF Moore
melodies, af1er which ne repeated Those Eveotn,
\ Bella Al nnt be sang with great eiearness; pu
GRADUALLY his voice became plhlntfyc IN the e1
| ucne-shen trruulors-then thick as II Wit
emotion. It slowly died away and dcad saenc
| followed aoftls opened the door and went II
H!s hssa va bowed down upon the plAno, and .
| fell upon tho keys Of the instrument, showing N
| that they were wet with tears-'"