Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
ArALkWITH sARAA egRNHARDT.
u, Impressions aud Opinions as Narrated
ina New York.


T.. Naw York World of Yesterday con-
.... "a. interview with Madame Sarah
nrU-it. the actress, on her arrival III
[r york from Paris.
.W. I,it Paris o week from last Friday"
.l and my son Maurice accom-
t.r r. as Tar as Hayre. You know he
.. 4-hgT Of Is little girl nearly two
..-- odd, Her name If SimmOne. His
goo. IS charming. | am grand
.tt.. think Of that, but an very proud
.atHvre there was large crowd, and,
.. many howers. You like my cabins,
.- Nr. Grau said should have only two,
Told hm must have three or would
r., .I-not one little blt. He got the
..r Heisa very nice man, Mr.. Grau.
vays gives me everything | ask for.
I., nv two pet dogs have been with me-
r-' { the time. ChOuette IS my pet. he
...rh a little dog that they let me keep
l-ia ny cabin. but Myrtha-oh, he Is
,tr,us. He had 10 stay down stars.
f. |r.ke ont once, though. ana near 3
.--rt.u,l two English ladies 70 death. lie
t. -t-Uytr1O0pounds and dashed through
o.. cabin. He is such a rude dog. l had
.. ug meals il my rooms and seldom LETT
t-.'
HER TWO PITS.
U.-a Mile. Sevlor lifted up little cage
D., which reposed the smaller dog. lie
night t.vc weighed pound.
Isn't De- lOVelv?" she inquired.
A-tl, reporters passed about 10 admire
t.I,at CLouette there was rush from
ts.tt.r room. anG huge beast, weigh
r.a.uu.h as s small calf, dashed into
t--.ttiu.
It.-- we're shrieks from the maids and a
general falling away on all sides as the AMI
.4l u4Irlts appearance. II looked like a
Siberian bloodhound. with the whlte-and-
81. spots. ..
ia- aurrt.on had the cabin to itself,
ft. occupants retreated.
Ills only Myrtha. He is very good
't'.I 100. Sarah. whereat the aHrlghted
... r.-.u,l % thu cabin.
N.-r4 -Llwcd little uneaslness, how
.,.r. wl.. Dis upper lip, which seemed 70
% tendency % rise, exposing several
r..i,ar. .gprOpriatcly-f formed teeth, but
---rs held has head In her lap and
..--r.i l.r talk:
The lakes that kin Cleopatra "-ah.
'.- Oh. snakes. Isn't it funny Do you
itw lid mol mind them after the first
! . -u-lc,. They can hurt nobody; l
-e Mr.. Grau has some with HIM, but
.-u .et snakes anywhere. why not 7
SO SUCCESS WITHOUT ny.
'IA.vid0r' you say, has been sup
i' ID u Paris Wei, / am not sur
jr--i q, was political play. You know
N Guy Dol. sometimes the French are.
l..v al, I'D politics. and then they bate
i-.1- They are SO impulsive. Sardou
never said that he would bring the play
~ % berlin. lie likes France too much.
+tu.t funny that he has never made a
t.-trs without mcf Count, now. Fe-
i.'s. 'Ileodora.' Ia TOsea,' Cleopa-
uA. Many moref Oh, yes.
g, lou have seen Cleopatra? Yes? brs.
''r- who is Mrs. Potter know Miss
davenport. She IL known 20 every body
1-' y you have not seen me you have not
Cleopatra.
.. You rather hear about the snakes !?
I--i is very funny. They are black
,-a4es-rcal live serpents, only about 80
-- l"u feet, YOU say. They cannot bite.
1.'' ka.w ucf' Oh. yes. ] name them
-' tae people DO not like. Yet don't
-.e '-e snakes. Too bad on them? Yes.
- l.ty don't understand. To feel the
'---e- under ones bodice Is not 30 awful.
EEw PLAY
Before leave America | shall produce
'-.g p.ay-One have never before en-
r 10 IS by an Italian author. l ere
, tts'A. III D. very strong
IL t.p.paira' / bronze my faee-not
.l Gch- Just enough for the queen OF
-'efl Dot country who has herself COW
Ron the hot ravs by Um brellas-no,
"a IL the word palauquins, is II |?
-, LAY . areddlsh bronze. Itmatches my
FeAQu. On my dresses are superb
tOI Dreadful 20 have to pay duties on
81 hhen 20 70 Canada take them
~ A TIE country and have 20 bring them
~. sgan. II Is not right. think. II was
80 peasant weather. but / am pretty
~ ,C sailor and DO not mind"
Nel 'le steamship aEFiyed al the dock
p.Io'l crowd bad assembled 20 see Nine.
.tA4i ~: hut she was almost tho last 10
~ before her. ia leash. walked tho
-, hound, and maid earned Cbouette,
'4ianI dog, in a cage. The customs
'ctof critically examined the two AMI
49,, weighing Onein his hand aud pattIng
gt4cf on The head.
tnsy may pass for the present." be re-
f.-el' but leave the address Of their
tue nome wi.h me- the duty may have
Solectsd. Our dogs cannot compete
49, 'n1 peupeT animals froml e1ete mon
MT. MI. Henry Abbey, looking like a june
10y were driven 70 the Gilsey House.
80 seven rooms on the fret floor had
81 r,i iesefVed for the Bernhardt. A group
IN, 'Aa reporters were waiting, and the
a. ce. IveelYed them as politely as though
Tsii9 .9g 20 rest after her long trip.
~ o,a ''i1le dog feposed IA her lao and the
~ looked very much annoyed.
erovr ..s people have said that YOU had
~ 49, e1trenely etOut,D yentnred one Of
~s Young men. S '''' "
~, A hkBiHRAssEp sgErcHxR.
4sseo na'e II not--neyer have, hope. she
HknSo' II Is this way: Nv figure
g.oo - nefe she bxed her eagle eye
s0uth who was sketchlng her, and