New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18
BELLEW STILL WAITING.
NO ANSWER FROM PIERRE LoRILLARD.

But THE ACTOR HOPES TO RECElVb oNr oi
AND BY-No BLOOD IN HIS EYE NOW.
military cape that might have concealed an
arsenal Of dsggcrs derrngers and dlrfs swept into
The Office OF Abbey Schoefel & Grau yesterday.
where's Kyr,e Bellew?" Numbered forth the voice
that accompanied It.
The firm CT theatrical managers shook tho winoo"
panes with taer trembling. or 1t may have been the
storm. BY proxy they arose and advancing upon the
cape gave II single word "Colonnade.' To the
Colonnade tine cape few, crying aloud for vengeance
On the raip.
ATha. must be Lorillard's second,' whispered Alb
bey schoefel a. Grau, by proxy. They remembered
that KyrIe Bellows pride received fall By his ex-
clusion from Tuxedo Park, not because he was an
actor, but because he was Kyrle Belew; that MI
BeIew bad talked OF satisfaction sir and had not sue
cecded in getting IT, Pierre LcrilIard the person
of whom II demanded Mr. Below was IN town
Yesterday for the tine since making his demand,
and it was but that like Brer Fox he should lay
low
When the military cape with the thunderous voice
reached the Coonnade Hotel 10 was not awcd by the
awful austerity of the clerk
al want 10 SEQ" began the voice. but 10 was not
allowed to finish the Z" WANT
Hes not here" broke In the clerk, who, had he
been in possession of nice retainer could not have
been less discreet
q want 10 see Kyrle Bellew" the voice insisted
al say he is not here" the other replied
sOh, he's not in? When do you think he'll return =!
al tell you he's not here'"
a. heard you. But his managers have Just IN
formed me that he Is"
"who knows most about IT, or his managers2n
"There you have me. I shall not insist upon IN
terogating you further Allow me to look over the
rogsier?7
$50 ahead"
Kyrle Bellows name was not in the book. Tile
cape shook itself angry and strobe up TO " 'front.'
m know Mr.
ayes, SIR
where is hei Speak, Been in latey7'
'FRONT.' stammered, cut his In the direction Of
the clerk, and said in uncertain whisper, Il do1t
know, SIR
"No.cs mind III find him. I'll find him |" Kissed the
voa ..,c The cape in great agitation al believe
Won Fellows are hiding him from Your are aware
that Mr. Lonam has been I'm South Carolina shooting
deer between the eyes and cutting of turkeys heads
with rife-bal and you imagine he's been prac-
tisne for a set-to with Mr.. Beew. You may believe
IT, shall not presume to deny It, but Will find this
in spite of you ALL So there ho"' %ouhos'
what a world"
At Z 80 p. m. the military cape was sheltering II
self under the stage OF Colonel Sims Park Theatre In
Brooklyn, waiting to DO received by the Earl Of
Devonshirc who, It thought, might know something OF
Mr. Bcllcw. Presently pair OF long white legs with
pink balloons the hips strayd from the wings car
rying the bcspangled body OF a man from whose
shoulders foated gorgeous yellow cape. The sp-
partition asking the other cape to stand aside hrc
open long box and shouted:
@Huso. my sword qucki Ny rapier Quick, !
say.7
The military cape and the voice above II sbtvered.
"Can that warke Raleigh be Bellewl am un-
ACQUAINTED with his legs, but II those be his. the
gods defend him"
The sword fshed out Of the box the apparition
sliced a piece out of the air with the Keen blade,
scowled at the intruder and stalked away.
"Who-who-is ththatr Can 1t be Beuew!'
whispered the voice above the cape
Below Who's he! Oh, the start shuh,
that's q super" Information volunteered by an
other super in the act of working the growler')
At FIVE minutes of eight the cape was conducted
through forests of boxes and legions Of shakespeaoan
trunks and hose the dressing room of Kyrle
Ieiiew The actor extended his hand with royal
grace smiling sadly as he did IT. Then the door was
shut with a bang and the cape felt like fry in
box only eight feet square
"Alphonse, my swordP
The voice made the welkin ring and the cape
ouivered before the noble Earl Of Devonshire In
grand and imposing array.
"Do you mean fight, Mr.. Bellew1" the voice above
the cape hsstened to inquire
Fight my dear sir1 Hs, ha. Whom should
fcht?s laughed the Earl, standing with his arms
skmbo and his magnificent legs apart
al mean are you the warpath ~
"Warpathl Seeking to devour whom1'
Here Aphonse appeared with a sword four feet
long and as he beed the weapon to his side, the
Earl of Devonshire pluckcd up courage.
"what you going to do with Pierre Lorillard "
continued the voice above the cape.
Z" prefer not to say
"You haven't dropped that little AFFAIR.""
Tho Earl touched the hit of his beautiful sword
the scabbard OF which covered with sky-but
plush.
NeverS he said, turning to the looking glass tt
adjust a bang.
DO you mind telling me how the matter stands
Just now7'
AIphonse, fetch that silk cord am awaiting
Mr. Lorlllsrd's action"
"You insisted upon some sort Of satisfaction
believer"
TIM, &c be,ter T have so insisted, and from what
knew OF MIR. Lorrillard, think shall get what
want 49,. r,u mn, =. dus,,n
Please do not awsk me what think, u woult
be indicate for mo 10 speak The public have tn
lon they choose so long they como to the theatre
Have YOU received an intimaton that Mr.. Lori
lard Is going to take some action .uv ..ro,
answer that question The Psp1f sssm ssy ." IT,
s sm 'f n ie 1n matter Sa ipi Mr. oha
And II he declines 10 take notice y -, - ,.,,
DO not let US anticipate Ihere VIII DC P'ch''
A bcli rang and the Earl Of Dcvonshire, with ma
touch OF powder TO his handsome face, hurried 10 IN
stage 10 Join Mrs. James Brown Potter IN act 0
"'iwixt Axe and Crown" -,
The military cape drilled Out the pacA a"or'
MRS CLEVELAND VISITING PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 17-Mrs. Cleveland arrived hers
this evening from Washington and is the guest OF the
Rev DR.. Wood and wife. at Germantown She comes
10 take a rest visit friends, and do some Christmas
shopping TO-norsw evening she wiz ans WIN s III
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