The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22

would have spoiled anv wou.r M.
anchored in good principles. InSssJ s sS
has strong common sense and smb;ti",'
100, Her ambition has been exerted in >
UNIFORM regular way and her growth no one
eau perceive but those who see her occa.
slonaily. She Is becoming the most power.
iui person IN the profession. | ven,nra 10
say that her profits are not less than az
w this year, and they may be as much ~
SeVuVV. She will continue TO draw mors
ana more, and command higher prices
her health is perfect. Her physical
Strength Is said to be remarkable BY those
S Mno ac' win her. She is trying to purge
netsen rom all defects, and is wiliirg
TO learn from any body, and her sweeinasss
OF nature and real good sense make hsT
friends everywhere" A''
Before We got on the train observed nj
CINCINNATI q tail, rather handsome woman
Q. 'he olond, character, and.evideptly a.
ne htucky lacy, come TO the train accom-.
panied by large-bsarded, phesma,ic per.
son These peope had seen sitting topeth.
err at the dr. amtic fest iyal
and supposed them 10 be n
newly married couple, The train left Gin
cinnati at on early hour in the morning
yet these two were down to see Mary An.
nnerson on. When they parted the lady
NNeau MISS ANDERSON, ana then she must
ave KISS Tor him, meaning, supposed,
.ne pniegmatlc man oforesaid Miss Ander.
son allowed the kiss to be given, hut with.
out any other recognition OF the man. and
qnietly resumed her seat | inquired of an
actress IN the car who those people mipbl
DC. MY acquaintance said: The man is
very rich. He is IN business in New Or.
leans. lie Is dead In love with Mary An.
uerson ana wants to marry her. Fine look
ing as he Is, she does not give him any an.
couragement. That lady is his sister who
IS doing the best she can to forward the
match.n
John Mccullough said to me in Cincin.
natl, sick MS he was, while We were looking
at Mary Anderson at the rehearsal on the
stage; That girl is MS good as gold. He,
mead is level, her heart is big, she has am
oiuon modified by discretion, and she /.
coming to the front as no woman ever did
in this country"
Mr.. William Conner said in reference tc
the same lady John Mccullough was
| think, the first actor that she ever knew
personally, John was playing in Louis
vile when old DR.. Griffin, Mary's stem
father, came to see him 10 ask him to com,
and see his daughter. John did not give
nm much encouragement. All sorts o
novices prosecute established actors L
come and encourage them. DR.. Griffin
however, was good natured about IL, anc
he came back second time, and conquered
John by his geniality. John wen
to see the girl, He was told that sh,
hau taken great fancy fol
the drama, and had con- mitted to inemor,
nearly the whole of Richard H. Johi
asked her to give him an exhibition of he
reading powers. She stood out aud made
| "A appanh and ha oa NJ NJ hat oh. L.
capacity. Some time after that / believe
she obtained q place at the Louisville
theatre. Then John Norton, of st. Louis
took her in charge, and she played with hin
at st. Louisiana from there she went to New
Orleans. Her wardrobe was 80 inierio
to her beauty and form at New Orleans tina
u little purse was privately collected of $50
and presented to her. She then began h
star, and is now perhaps the most eminen
star in America. There n ay be two or tire
who make as much money as she does, blu
not more than that She is Catholic girl
domestic aflectionate kind to her parents
Indeed. she needs no eulogy. She speak
for herself"
Said 1: "Connor, what do you think c
her success in Europe?"
Mr.. Conner thought awhile and replied
We'll, Gath. she may fail to capture tn
critics, and those who accord encourag,
ment stingily. But believe she will TAX
the popular heart there as she has here"
'Mr. Conner, don't you think that ri
, will make some neat, rich or titled ma
rage"
well, don't know" said Mr.. Common
Her heart-strings are probably like our
She may marry some man as poor as "
are. That she will injury / am prett
sure. "-[Gath in Cincinnati Inquirer.