Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17
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FEJ TO THE DEATH.
ACTORS STORY.

tEL TO THE DEATH.
b ACTORS STORY.
er RoyaI, Barnchester, was a
Establishment at the time, now
IT,, when | was a member of
and when the tragic event
(which | was most unwittingly
# b. the aid Of a strong corps
@Iacked up by London stars,
*for several seasons was main
8ourishi0g condition. In those
Rlnposcd 10 be learning the
n have long since abandoned,
D | took well; it matters moth
b. why | took it, Many a
b has, in his early days, strut
it, for his hour upon the
len fortunately for himself and
d heard no morel
bCer was also our stage mana
thcsc capacities was more sue
lin that Of an actor, in which
Nevertheless iabored. He was
|civil % me; indeed, he was
|ciyiI to everybody, and we
El.y together. 1t may, there.
brtasonable to say that | never
~ such, Notwithstanding, was
Despite his general popularity
hpany, arising chiefly, | be.
] pancruality which he observ
{payments, | fancied I saw 8
feSsion IN his eye, and a sup
Of savagery in his manner
which betrayed a nature TN.
l. % enmitv, and capable OF
hho Iirest feeling Of revenge,
suspicious were finally veri-
p forgive me if | wrong him
hmstances which eventually
fmination Of my career as an
Eegor, in my mind, 90 far to
feIGdice with which he inspir-
hcy gave birth to a conviction,
& never been able to over
elt or wrong, | shall see in
fol my days the reason why,
lstlnct Of a dumb animal, |
from the first moment we
b the scenes of a country thea
rhaps, very refined, Much
ion4bie, Of course, is to be
u bat, at the same time, much
+, hard-working, sincere, and
AMI | am safe in asserting
ftueS, and many more, were
P the person Of Julia Hal.
adlag young lady, a clever.
r., who was struggling hard
T widowed mother and three
and, if possible, to avoid
latter INTO a profession with
S IF which She was 50 well
Nevertheless, her task was
salary was small, and She
difficulty in ekinc out her
IS not wonderful, therefore
p degrees, induced to listen
OF devotion made to her hy
onr manager. He was oI1
her father, but he was in 2
Iace her as his wife in com.
P"FS' Tor unlike most men Of
he had been very careful
osed 70 be we'll of. Their,
Pr that he had not been orar
u The way he had made hi.
i'tIe privatcering d,lring tn,
Of the great war, and Since
successful smuggling transac
Is said, contributed Iargcly =, r.
mad recently embarked IN ,
1cai, for which. ike man ~ .
= strong prediIcction - GOV
existing between the mo,
ship and that Of - tbaatre
that much maternal nresS,Ir,
-daee Miss IIaIworth to rec
MANAGES of a home such =
give her. but I could ais,
ie eli so. it wouId no ot rraa
Prize. fer NOT on,y al !; ia ia
a'e my own rom onsnco =,
>al probably on Lnr nor
-l'y Of thnir! ,,nar nv h,l pa
atc,el there VS. ;, an" an o p"I
'e Of this indeo5 wa
ar'Hced, and alfhonnb
Precisely what had nassed III
nv Wagedy had shaneJ ;ts sli
1le'aing Of His tinI
.a Induced to TAKE ~, tbo No
'las by watchinr the success s
d Young fellow = an ,r,o "a r., .
Whom She had 80, &c &c Il .
whose efforts for %rI his - fa 1,2I'
t4a~a She u WV =. :, LOT ms i lamll.
Winning 4 fair ra,,,,o+;a -, !;
4oLal made de- a 3 yery faro !,
.a9 On the London n1h1ir r's an'
-!41 gained cons;derahIa f.n q ~
y Step. I by Ju IGlS H fJfel~,I