New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-17
ROSSPS JETTATORE.
REVOLUTIONS IN THE TRAGEDAN'S WAKE

DECLINING TO RECEIVE \ SLAVE CHILD As A
TESTIMONIAL
FROM AN occ AroNAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE rFihUSl-
Milan. Feb 3.-Whilc impaticntly waiting io' '''o
ncy STYLE Strauss waltz To be edited second hand b>
our famous Ricardo-whO is confident that A' o""
production the famous Ardt waltz, VIII never DC
set side by that OF the author OF Blue Danube we
are enjoying the reading OF tho thru Vouho VI
Ro,,i's Memoirs The first two have won great
success, in Europe. and Italians are proud oi wv
universal interest shown toward the souvenir ol Hc''
great modern tragcdlan. This third volume Is almost
exclusively consccraed TO the narration of the thca
cal tour, Of Ros,i in North and south America ana u
possesses, therefore. special interest to America"
readers But really. II you BIT super''ltlon'
in the United states. you would certainly resolve amer
the refusal Of the sad events which followed III 'l'
wake o Eoss that YOU should not Ike 10 sign any
theatrical contract with man who seems to be Wh''
they call i'm Italian icttatore or man "i'"'c
presence and association forclbly carry bad luck
wherever he goes.
Ern,,to Eo,,l will be remembered by many New
Yorker, The radical difference between the Laih
and the Anglo saxon languages caused Ro'ol h"O u
fully enjoy hi, theatrical succc~, ln North NhcII'i
and prevented him from being able To have th'r'"-'
appreciation Of the United States, which he declared
however. admire and love His stay IN the Sre''
Republic gave him. nevertheless sincere love io'
~, III -ltuIinu' dNu EuF'INIl'it '''- ''''
Ro,sr, sojourn IN the United states the country WAS
In a prosperous condition. and his mind was nos
troubled by any II the catastrophcS which fell upon
the south american countries he visited al''I"a'"'
and which some supcrstltOuS and Ignorant persons
considered a, having been brought about py tue
tngcdan's ettatorc looks. lie had hardly lahded III
81 Petersburg. before going to America, when Car
Alexander II was killed by the Nim,t'. His arrival
in the United states conceded with the assassination
o President Garfield and he reached Rio Janciro Just
Al the moment when the court was I'm mourning I'F
the death u a Princess. daughter OF the E"Pe'"''
such condolences, especially in monarcmaI '"uh'''
whcio the support Of the Court toward any theatre ID
undertaking is Of great consequence, might nave
been enough 10 discourage any ordinary artist. Not
g.. however, In regard to Ro-si Although
knowing that for weeks the OIL
clal pcrsouagcs would be compelled to ioieso
th, theatre ON account of the public mourning, he
wa, not discouraged. lie got up The PLAY Of hciu
only 10 keep his theatrical troupe n training ana To
pay cxpcu-c. lie succeeded In that, and Dom Pedro
n, b. whom Eo7ai had given an introducing letter
from Ferdinand the Portuguese King, engaged the
great tra.ciliu fYr Official s1irccs at the san
Cri-to,aI palace where Ro,-i rnted piece from the
poem, - Dante. MiulJui Alfcri. etc. lie wa, c--
rc.llliy encouraged and supported hF the 'r rNp''
'hr,th' Terra. "a native "i i'1H. ",Euf
10, when ~ Cnl.a o." lttlc hllnron' rln after jas
carriage ciIIu- u.c Dos mt name. ant "h"n throw
tIru some QDnn,-, which always h"d "' i"F I''"''
for them
Wa.l. Ro--i wa 10 1910 de- Jauc.rp slavery was n"i
v.t af. D. hrI ana .pucf mo- Dol, enthusiastic h'riT
lrGa o.. llrh country imagined that Instead oi Oyer
W ii,,,t ,r other .-tiirouil, ~ ti.r -.f. -t.ton
tlcy could offer pr' 81 their slaves 20 thr iii-4 tI
one certain u-it after tAc prrio. .an,c II -'i'ri'
10 u.uutt1 woman carry ing "a 'Ait iu Der o. ' mp
preached Rp.,.. ard wiki trarp DOB hcr eye -"a pN
Oh. e'ld BOO his hand. SAYING: " IL" O, N"Hi-. "'
h. d. Thor They bought Alm from mf master DOB
.icr to HIM t. you and tAcy tod INC to Onus
Inn here DO,
While speaking she forced m" baby into Eo,,iS
arm, and gave hm the LEGAL decd II sale. duly coy
cred with the proper stamps. 'thr'ln Was N'fN u,n
emil i.-,d Dat Do suddenly rrl h.' 'ui'u ~ me
problem. Ilc .atr tWo Dig ti--'. o. no" 'lii. a.I
',rrenlr-. lim hac. zoo Dos mother. said " b .iI "
Take back toar -Or. iir l> rou~- now. ana % \"'i
bet o. altc - Dim manly h"ut.'
d r.al ard bloody DO" vg. pn'"d in 1oi'c-. Pn~.
don't iAlf. $3.50. murdered and ~a'r''f. 70 member "i
r li,lll - r.,l SO. tn Dee fascinated dnrrc t0r
anne uiclt. nut whcn tr murd"nr ""nt o." h.-
house tNc door was opened DIS l' tn''fl 100. lH.
leader = thc assassin, v1- 800 '"tfHH 1913. a'nirr ~
I.s-i AND after 10 short pHrl'F '.th Hu h' agreed FOB
Withdraw. f-Im trr -,.fa The trl-cdau had saved
the lfe - A.. friend sanchez.