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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-28

heard III all my life. Munt7in. old man,
you've got fortune in that girl"
First Conspirator-( hls eyes ana
speaking in voice choked with enotion)-"I
had no idea Of this when | came in mere
Why that girls no amateur. | should say
she's been on the stage all her life. DON'T
know when I've been so strangely moved
by a simply recitation. aside to reporters.)
can tell you, young man, you're lucky to
be here and have the chance of sp ringing
this new star on the public ahead OF any OF
the other papers Just look at OLD Lays
there. It's pretty hard to make an old stager
like that cry but she's done it,"
Second Conspirator-(si Stimulating epileptic
attack on the foor)-"Oh, take me away;
Pm going crazy. Is this Adelaide Nelson
returned to life again"
Mr.. Mountain-"Now, gentlemen, we'll
drink Miss Mouther's health and wish her
the prosperity which she deserves. "-(Cur-
tain.)
The effect of this little comedy on people
of primitive methods Of though was simply
tremendous. By the time it had received
dozen representations, the town was
filled with rumors of the extraordinary
talents of Mr.. Mountains young protegee,
ana before six months had elapsed the name
Of the beautiful Miss Potter Mouther was
known from one end of the country to the
other. And all this before she had made
her debut as star Verify, the annals
of thestricals blooming" in the United
States contain in the record no such achieve
lnent as this.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-28

Her first appearance was made IN chicago,
Mountain kindly arranging to have 1t occur
on her Dist birthday, or to speak more cor
rectly, arranging to have the birthday oc-
cur on the date Of her debut. The event
was worked upn with all the skill for
which her manager has long been cele-
hrated. Picturesque fairy tales descriptive
of the early years of the STAR her devotion
to her art, her determination never to wed,
the profound impression she made on all
who heard her recite, and other romances,
both useful and ornamental, glistened in
the columns OF the papers. A carload of
critics came on from New York. The origi
nal group of personal friends" dis
tributed about the house, wept and ap-
plauded during the progre 5 of the piece.
The venerable Mr. Lays rendered efficient
aid by uttering heart-rending cries during
the tragic scenes.
In one of the lower boxes sat Mr.. Noun
tain alone aud unob erved. His keen eye
noted everything packed house, the en-
thusiastic personal friends" the well-fed
critics and the painting excited star bowling
under her load of floral tributes" to the
plaudits of the audience. He saw all this
and he realized that ishandiwork was good
aud tha5 the creation of his managerial
genius was success.
'She'll do, be murmured to himself, and
smile of contentment swept acro>s his
face, and the further away from New Y ork
l take her the better she'll be likel. T1at
accent of hers would be a tremendous go in
Pittspurg. They'd take it as a delicate bit
OF flattery." J. L. FORD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-28

He found his raw material in the bux I'm
person of a Miss Mouther, who had already
displayed limited degree of crude talent in
the portrayal of minor Shakespearean char
acters, and having made a long and bind
ing contract with her, set about the work of
converting her into star in the business,
like way which characterzes all his pro-
ceedings.
First Of all he removed her from the rather
vivacious surroundings to which she had
been accustomed to the rarified social at
mosphere of Brooklyn. The monotony of
her existence was varied by occasional Wis
its to New York for the purpose of display
ing her newly acquired accomplishments i'll
the PIE essence of guests invited by her man
ager to hear her.
IL was on these occasions that Mr.. Noun
tain got in his fine work with a scheme of
such beauty, that veteran advance agents,
who had worn out both their tongues and
their consciences in the practice of their pro-
fession, shed tears Of envy when they saw it
in complete working order
1t was the delight of the astute manager
to waylay two or three reporters-the
lresher the better-and invite them to the
Union Square hotel to hear Miss Mouther
recite, lust for the benefit of a few per-
sonal friends of mine VINO are crazy to hear
her." 1t was a noteworthy fact that the
personal friends" were group of veteran
actors OF the Morton House school, who
were, by some strange coincidence always
on hand when the young actress was going
to recite, and whose duty it was to enact a
comedy of their own for the benefit of re-
porters and other credulous characters who
were present The following is a memoir
lied version of the comedy presented on
these occasions:
Scene 1.-The Lower Ralto.-(Enter Mr..
Mountain, with two reporters whom he
beams upon benevolently and affection
ately)-WeE now. Pm real glad l hap
poned to meet you two boys just at this mo-
ment, for | was just going over to the
Union Square motel to hear that wonderful
girl of mine read. A few friends of mine
are going to be there and you must come
over, too. Then we'll have bite of lunch
together, and I'll give you some points for a
nice little article"
Venerable histrion--(suddenly emerging
from the Criterion)-"Well, Brother Noun
tain, and how about this actress [ was tc
hear? Where is shel"
Mountain-"Come right along with me,
Mr.. Lays, we're just gong over to hear hel
now. Gentlemen, this is Mr.. Lays, an ole
and experienced actor
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COME RIGHT ALONG WITH NE, Mr.. LAG ;.
Mr.. Lags-"Proud to meet the mem
bers of the press, gentlemen. | have al.
ways said that l owed my professional tri-
umphs and successes as much TO the kind
consideration Of the press as to my own
talents
Enter rs-(disguised as the
personal Friends of the management
"Well, we're on time, you see." Exeunt into
Union Square hotel)
Scene H. Room in Hotel. - Miss
Mouther, in white muslin dress, blue sash
and other attributes of shy innocence.
discovered in center of room surrounded
by conspirators and clinging tearfully to
her manager, who endeavors to reassure
herr
Mr.. Lags-(drawing reporter one side
and speaking in a wet blanket" voice.
"Well, I've been fifty-flve years on the stage
and I've seen lots of these embryo "Juliets,"
and they've come TO me by the score to
know what | thought OF their reading and
their acting; and | can tell you right here
that there's very few OF them ever amount
to anything in the long run. Now Noun
tain's splendid manageable very best in
the land-and if anyone can do anything
with the girl, he can, but to tell you the
truth Pm afraid there's nothing in her. The
trouble with all these young girls is, that
they want TO start right in at the top of the
ladder instead Of working their way up
from the bottom as they used TO when en-
tered the profession. This one may be all
right, but I'll be tremendously surprised if
she is However, she's going to read in few
minutes and then I'll be able to tell you
what she amounts to-"
First Conspirator-(wagging his head
ominously)-"Jim, Mountains been trying
to make me think he's got a second Nelson
here, but I'm too old a bird To be easily
fooled by any young schoolgirl. Well, l
suppose we've got ter listen to her."
Chorus of Conspirators-"We've been
forty-three years in the business, and you
cannot fool us with any amateur
Mr.. Mountain-(with Sunday school
superintendent smile) e tlemen
Miss Mouther will favor us with short
recitation"
Miss Mouther-"Curfew shall not ring to-
night, etc. etc.n
Mr.. Lags- (bursting into tear NY
G0dl THAT'S the most wonderful thing ev> +
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FLORIDA.

fLOhiDA-
A bet of $500 to $40, with Harrison at
the small end, was made in Pensacola
Thursday.
It is rumored that several large brick
buildings will be put up at Monticello the
coming winter.
A man by the name Of High Smith an
nounces himself as an independent candid
ate for sheriff of Volusia county.
At Pensacola the betting on the general
election is $3.50 to 800, with no takers, that
Cleveland will carry New York.
Fred Hurd, the victim of the White Point
cutting scrape, is getting along very well,
and his physicians have hopes OF his re-
covery.
The county commissioners of Volusia
county have furnished the health board
with $1,000. They have also laid health
tax of one mill.
President Reel of the Orange county
board of health is now i'll Sanford looking
after the quarantine there against Volusia
county, and every possible precaution will
be taken by him.
The Orange county campaign on the part
of the democracy is progressing finely, with
every indication OF a good round majority.
Chairman Bryan is doing the very best OF
work, leaving no place or point unpro-
tected.
Fire at Sanford Wedues lay night
destroyed a small frame building in George
town belonging to Green Jacobs Nearly
if not quite all the household goods
were saved. The origin of the fire is I'M
| known.
The orange crop of the Oviedo and Lake
Jesup region, it is said, will be at least l20,-
900 boxes. This large crop has to be mar
| keted, and the people of that region are
making every effort to complete their road
to the river, in ordor to obtain water trans
portation.
By appointment of the state executive
committee Senator Call will address the
people of Sanford on Tuesday night next al
the opera house. Senator Call addresses the
citizens Of Orlnndo on Monday night next,
and large delegation from Sanford will
probably attend the meeting.
! 1t will be remembered that little more
than month ago the NRws contained an
account Of a fire having taken place In the
residence of Mr. F. A. Bicaise, corner OF
| Washington and Church streets, and that
| at the same time a considerable quantity of
Mrs Bicaise's wearing apparel and numer-
Gus other articles to be found in the ward
robe of a lady Of taste and refinement had
been missing. Mrs. Bailey, the mother of
Mr.. Bcaise, who is an aged lady, was the
sole occupant of the house, with the excsp-
| ton OF colored girl named Mary Wllker-
son, who had been employed in the capacity
of nurse up TO the time of the breaking out
OF the epidemic, when Mrs. Bicaise and her
children removed to Woodlawn, the coun-
try residence of Mr.. A. r. Merrill, in order
to be out OF danger from infection Before
leaving Mrs Bicaise made arrangements
with tho nurse, who declined to leave the
city with her, TO do the family washing,
and as q consequence Mary's presence at
the house at any time was unattended with
suspicion. Now it transpires that the girl
stole the clothing, and she is also suspected
Of being implicated in the attempted arson
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-28
Eow A STAR WAS MADE.
A Comedy Which Preceded Her Pub
lie Appearance.


NEW York. Oct. 27.-Stars have arisen,
ere this, in the theatrical sky, stars have
been made and Stars have made themselves
and they have all been doomed in every
way Imaginable, but it remained for Mr..
Mountain to create a star of his own-to
make her out of whole cloth with a view to
the exigeacies Of remote circuits-and by a
process whose originality awakened the
envy of every dramatic agent and manager
in the United States
Mr.. Mountain is yankee, whose natur-
ally quick wits had received a vigorous
brushing up in the brisk competition OF
Chicago business life. 1t occurred to Mr..
Mountain one day that female star would
be good thing to possess, and, as there
were none in the market that he could pur-
chase for less than they were worth. though
there were a number for sale at mere frac-
ton of their cost, he determined to mako one
so suit himself.
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- Gin befantlter 8erliner S1auipiez
Ter, ben bic Natur in elmer freigebigen
2aune nit GiiBen DON Der @r6Be unb
@attung bef6entt 6at, bic ber BOLTS
numb r9preefdbne" ttennt, tritt an Der
gde beg &oientbalers Sbors on einen
Der itiefelmi6fenben 9ieaiimdnner bers
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iIei6 'nen jansen parfettb ben
tui6ien."
= Granfreib itebt i6on tpieber eins
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Srob Der Iebbafteiten protefe bes pres
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Bier GelblimDr6e an einem Saae
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Ser 6lteiie Safnsnhieh in .

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