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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

Sazesoa" y cbteGgo snd otker cites ert
ga Led 70 s3a1aoa his toaE sslofe reach,
sng Nes lers - Scooaat q hls Esslte-
he 49, a-Es-dy essn W sezlsny - tnt
cure fsr ne swelling tAat spps-avd On
hLs ncck a-9 t@c csssal-2Gx ere ger1ernee
bosso1- fe<Se ss<azs1 gate successful
All &c ssat - Germany Sssls - recover
sireasr1- lie retcFaeS 1lst suasnnsr 20 arrange
'ox re pEesess sezsoE VITA Ar BeosH- since
lie bvgaEniEg Ct the Ae~ Vera e1sageneat
Mr. Barrett La Deen sesH II f01Ft-en playa
sens sASss s40as. sometimes vita Ar Booth
Ia We coqrse " Ma ioHg professional lie A.
STAR alsne "a lie professional stage hs.
B2rrets hs1 snasss1 large foFtars. wAieh
he dispensed via graceful aud lsdisioas hos
p;t2Hty. Hss ao0ss II kstta avenue. Aes
YORK. vas fasorite irystipg place alta the
literary sad artists e.rcies Q; TIC Empire city.
No seter - the American STAGE stead higher
n tse esteem 81 tae AmsFicsA paol-e t9an aie
Lawrsace Barrett a. the tlEle 81 lis death, zBd
his loss vii De an almost lrruparSb!e one II
tee American stage lac vas a producer ~
piays and al earnest, indefatig able worker fer
the elevation and good " lis eaossH pEosess ion-
OF all Tie actors 0. tAe pzess@I CT past genera
tions IN tais county not enc has-a4y 10 half
dozen Esve--so enriched tue word q dram attic
literature Ills Francesca ia k,salai from
the pen % George Ii. Boxer; bis "Yorick's
Love-. his production 81 Miss MitfogG's i've
act tragedy. "R.sGEf', "a beautiful and poe To
creation Of JANE HaTcoel IN The .>aa O
Airlie"; his maay fine inperscratioas Of
sAskespeaEeaa Characters; ms Gaaeloa Ia
siE Charles Yong play OF that nsIac ana ais
latest prod action IL New YorR OF OSCAR Wil5e's
'Csate0 FerrantL" IL net all gre.s successes
were. al least psola lions y. ethe Aighest
standard
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
REVOLUTIONARY WIDOWS.
veuerabie Women Whose Husbands Had
FOUGHT Ia tho War.

veusrabie Women Whose Husbands Had
Fought In tho War.
The La. revolutionary soldier died
years AID years ago. Bat the rcvolu-
tionary widows are still with Us.
Twenty venerable women whose hus-
bands fit for American independence
ere carried upon the pension rolls. II
Is amazing how the widows Of soldiers
hold on. AZ the present time. says a Wash
ington letter, Uncle Sara Ia disbursing
SIS. Sal year 20 the Old soldiers OF tie
war of 1879. But the widows Of the old
soldiers Of the war Of 1912 arc drawing
in pensions the snug sum OF 81, 26S, $50
annually. When we get down 10 tho
Mexican war We find the survivors Z
little the best of it. They draw 81, 1885,
OFT n year. The Mexican war widows
get $685. 54. But the widows arc creep
ing up on the survivors 1t viii be
only few years until the Mexican
war widows VIII be drawing more PEN
sion money than the survivors. Tia, is
the way the pension laws work out. AZ
the Pension Office this Is well under
stood. II is explained In few words.
The Old pensioners marry young wives,
and leave them their blessings md pen
sions. The pensioners of the civil war
will reach thci' maximum in numbers
eight or ten years from now il there
arc no moro pension laws enacted. But
the widows list will keep on growing
for quarter of century. Fifty years
from now thcrc will net be Grand
Army man living. Scvcntyfve years
from now q grateful Republic will still
DC reimbursing widows for what their
husbands suffered at Gettysburg and
Chickamauga. Women arc yet to be
born who will become widows Of old
soldiers and draw pcnsiona for their
husbands services in the war of ls6l-5.
There arc to-day over 100000 widows
on the pension rolls. The pensioners
number 4o9. 900. These figures will be
reversed in twenty years. Niaety-eight
thousand widows draw sIs a month.
Last year the civil war pensioners Grew
ST., Go. The civil war widows drew
$40, 006, s5T, more than ope-fourth Of the
--Snifcent total.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Business failures fer the week Ruin
per rs. compared vita SIS last weeA.
The grip IL epidemic "a az agate forsn
At Pittsburgh; 400 cases have been re-
ported
John Penning, laborcr Of Dubuque.
"a. was crushed - death by the t--4 ~
hank 81 clay
Chsrlss l.. Morton. Of Kew York fell
troIa a tree a. Isll@hassse. Fla. and
~.s fatally lnjareA
owen Miller. Of 81. Louis. was
elected president Of the National
League oi Musicians 1t AilwaGAee o.
FRIDAY.
Norwegian Luthersns in Newark.
wis.. have adopted resolutions deessr-
ing IA favor 81 the American pnaiie
schools
Friday q, Fostoria, O. Eugene
RitcAart stopped work. entered his
house, and shot himself dead. Cause
u known.
Ii il proposed 10 establish a naval
war college On Coasters Island, near
Newport. T. J.. under control of the
navy department
The interior department has issued
orders tor the purchase Of a large
quantity Of additional bsef supplies for
the Sioux Ind.aas.
At ChilIlaothe. No. Charles Smith, Of
Blaemouas township . charged by .
coroner's jury with the murder Of he
s-year-old stsason-
81, Georges. the finest Episcopal
church in -. Louis, burned Friday
night The loss IL sizes. 900 and the IN
suranee about 100000
Four eaS leads OF valuable mercHan-
disc were destroyed by lire N the Lalti-
more i Ohio transfer house IN Chicago,
the loss being 100000
A banana train on the Illinois Central
was wrecked near kankakee, III. and
thirteen cars Of fruit were deraileo.
The loss Is about $4,000.
A DE Re.Sihal & Co.. china and glass
ware importers AT New York, failed
friday The liabilities. Sls0.o9o. are
due principally 10 European houses
A. C. Gorniey won the Michigan uni
versity oratorical contest over seven
competitors and will represent the inst
tuition in the inter collegiate contest in
May.
Chauncey Marble, n wealthy farmer
of Marion county, Ia, was arrested
Friday for couRterfeiting. Dies and
other tools were found IN his posses
sion.
The Arkansas house has passed q
concurren. resolution favorirg the cleo
ton of president, president and
United States senators by a popular
vote.
At St Adams, VT. Friday r. T.
Harding. aged - years, husband OF a
dissolute woman. shot her deaa, and
then killed himself with the same
weapon.
Meredith Stanley. the bridge. jumper,
leaped from the suspension bridge at
Cincinnati into the Ohio river Friday
with safety. This was his twenty
seventh feat OF that kind.
Ike Allen cut John Weatherford's
throat as dance in Mosquito. Tex.
and Weatherford's brother Bud shot
and killed Allen. The participants IN
this event were all young farmers
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
The Crccn-Eyed Monster.

A mans jealousy istragic, like that OF
Othello or Lcontius. or it is comic, like
that of Ford In the Merry Wives II is
on affair Of Don Garcie de Navarre. On
one hand, or Of George Daudin on the
other. But the jealousy OF a woman in
modern society may be neither diyniAed
and terrible enough for tragedy, nor
grotcsquc aad humorous enough for
comedy; IL is bitter. shrill. ugly. u
GcathlcS5 torment. poison and perver-
sion OF nature; too mean for tragedy,
too hateful for comedy. Ia the cd
comedy. the Restoration comedy. the
luckiess husband is 4 standing though
cruel joke. The lIcxless wife no man
nor woman laughs ct Yet she does not
st with tragedy unless she be an en-
press or queen, Say "a Amestris or an
Eleanor, who can give her passion a
tragic scope, and indulge it with full
cup of revenge. This may, at le.st. be
offered as an cxpla> alton. or perhaps
others may say that OF eli passions
feminine jealousy is most remote from
the sympathy OF Iaea, Gnd that il Is the
men VINO write tie play8.-Andrcw
Lang, II iiaTpers .dags.lno
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
II Mikes No flifIcrencc.

Mr.. Charley Foster, who is to assume
charge OF the hole in which the surplus
formerly roasted, is financial pupil of
John Sherman. Wall street draws I'll
the cards when the republicans are run
ming the machinc.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton (Dcm.).
And the Constitution should lave
added, Wall street draws Ill the cards
when the democrats run the machine.
People will rccollcct that Secretary Dan
Manning was president of national
bank; that Secretary Manning and
Treasurer Jordan retired from the ad-
ministration TO become the heads Of
great bank in New York City. Wall
street would not Zip nickel to deter
mine whether the democrats or republic
ans should run the national finances
They control the machines of both par
ties. and use them as swapping mate
rial to anusc the people, when they get
tired of waiting for better times. Cicve-
lapd or Harrison. Harrison or Cleveland:
what's the difference? We have fail
ures and tramps, and starving women
and children, vagabonds, paupers and
prostitutes, and in the giided club
rooms Of democracy and republicanism
the millionaire leaders drink - the
toast, The Counsry's Prospcri.y y"
Let the masses s.arve until their
stonachs teach them wisdom. ard they
learn that voting for plutocratic lead
crs is not the right way to bring about
TIE era OF equal rights tn all and spe-
cial privileges TO none. "-NoIconforn
g.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
THE VESTS WANTS
To Be Discussed az the Coming
Gathering IN Kansas City.
Preparations for the holding ~ TIE
Western States Commerelsl
Congress Objects.

KANSAs CRY, Mo. March ai.-~ frepa-
rsn0as for holding the western s.aies
commercial congress April a 10 April
le il THIS city have beea ahoEt eoa-
pleted The railways viii give reauesa
rates aud arrangements have been CON-
pleted for tie entertainment II
aboGt 1000 gnesss Tie idea -
holgng such coag~css oElgi1a lcd IA
the Kansas leg.siat9re, aad Invitations
70 osher states were SatAorix 81 b.
concurrent resoiatiaa. The orig4nx,
iaea was - have tie congress eo.nPoss'a
oi the eighteen great agricultural states
.: the Mississippi valley. oEt ~ tA@ so
licltSlloa o; Mississippi ass Alntama
these two states were authorized - ssaa
DELEGATES
The legislatures Of nine sfates ap-
pointed delegetes ana TIE governors 81
the oh ere Ar . s pectea - seaa repre-
scutativcs luvi.f hons 10 be Pr seat
AID address lac conveuf.oh have
been accepted ~ senators Stew
art and lefells. Congressman
Mills aud Doekery saa Aessrs. Warner
% Ohio. aud Donneily u Ainnesota.
Invitations have bren sen; 70 President
Harrison, eN-Prcsiaents Hayes ana
Cleveland HeaTy Naitersoa. tie gov
ernors OF the stAtss 10 lac represented
and MANY other prominent naea
she object oi the congress - 10 con-
slider the aetas % the west ard s1use
Of the topics fo- consideration vii
be. Gcacral business and aCri-
cultural depression, cause ala Penn
edy; Legislation as aIsoisn- eom-
mcroe. TRANSPORTATION ANA fnsace.
transportation sad Improvement 81
waterways, grif and Pacific ports. trt-
coinage. metaiile money and paasr ear
rency; uniform commercial laws; ease
and effects Of bRs'Dsss combinations
ana trusts; reciproclly and Attenuation
al trade extension
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
DIAMOND COS" ESTATE.
IL L. Valued 3, Nearly eIo.oco. ocO ola
Gsapfeyes Provided tor.

Cuck6o. March ei.-A~ inventory II
the estate OF Diamond 90" Reynolds.
who died short time ago in teai oD
one Of his mining claims in Arizona, Is
being prepared Ia this city and is aaoat
completed the inventory shows The
estate to exceed s. .0oo, 00o aud to reach
almos. W slo, 0)9. 900 Diamond Ju"
died before lac had time 20 sign his
will. but his wife will carry out his
dying wishes lie leaves ssa 600 apiece
TO six or seven Of his trusted employees
and large sum 20 found a magnificent
training school for boys.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

WssHgxeToz. AisrcA 2L-The extra
dition treaty with Columbia y biah has
just been made reeiie 10y proclamation.
was ratified by Tic seuuie Two renrs
ago The cxtras.tahle c'fns-t PRE-
feitang. forFerEl en- bezzie.n eut. rub
berry Burglary. perjury OF subornatiop
Of perjury. rape. arson; piracy nsuf-
der GA the hlCh seas. malicious oestruc-
ton 81 railways. BRIDGES. vessels. pub
bic builGingx or other edifices wfen The
at sndanpert hnnan LIE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
Sui. Ar,In., tn. prad.trce, Agency.

DEs MoiSEs, Ia. March Ais. K.
Dow and Abner Graves. Of Crawford
county, have brought suit against the
Bradstreet Company, each claiming
500, 900 damages for alleged wrongful
ratings as 70 their financial standing.
They had been quoted by Bradstrect's
at $685. each. but few months ago.
it is claimed. the rating was changed.
resulting in the loss OF credit and final
failure OF the parties
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

TtooxA. Wash. March 2l--Fears
ere entertained here that ". l. Bart
lett and . " Frees.. respectively city
editor snd managing editor 81 the Mon,
mouth III Atlas. together With two
daughters II man named Kines. II
Huron, s ID. have been drowned in
Pp.et sound The party has bern
missing since Thursday noon when they
started for Nsshon Island IN . smsll
f.r..s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
WISCONSIN.
Proceedings in Both Hrnnchcs Of Tire
state Ierisiat

Ithte
MADISON. Wis. March 2i In The as
semhly Friday the railway committee
reported for indefinite postpoaement
the bin decreasing the fare ON lines a
the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul read
10 two cents per mile. An assembly bill
was passed requiring foreign loan sns
building associations 10 deposit
sl00. 600 in cash or good bonds la the
state treasury ax a prerequisite for do
ing business in Wisconsin. Bulls were
concurred in making the Homestead ~
testatcr who leaves no widow
OF minor liable fcr his debts,
and permitting female lawyers 70 act
a. court commissioners. The govern
or's veto Of ,hs sheboyrnn ste
bin was unanimously ovcrsidden.
The civil rights bin wss passed
after some debate II osapris
SIMS md tramp srsations 70 give
All citizens. black ~ Whit the same
privileges Among bills billed vas one
. prohibit The contract labor system IN
TIC state prison. In the senate the bill
sbolishing the state board 81 charities
and reform and the state beard 81
supervisors and creating q new BOARD
Of control yyas passed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
Aros,m.ster Arre..ed.

OLxEY. H., March 2Is--Bee Mitchell.
postmaster at Noble. III, and II. VI.
Rowland were arrested by United
States Marshal kavanaagh for misap-
propriating post Office funds and
brought before United States Commits.
sioner Moutray, Of this city. The trial
resulted in Mitchell being held in $500
bonds and Rowland in 81 400 to appear
at Springfield before the federal grand
inrr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
Trying ,e rv-se ~. tpr.

UTICA. y. Y. MARCH Elm Chr
ncse smuggling case here il was argued
Friday thai Cinnamon may c0fDe from
Canada ~ this country in rowboats,
such craft not being vessels" within
the meaning 81 the statute. United
States District Judge Cox held that
the law was broad enough 20 cover
coming TO this country by whatever
means" but promised - give the ques-
ton further cnnsiarrati ION.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

81. Lore. Me. March p Mai An
drew Drsn. one ~ TIRE isrrrsf cstsie-
men - krrzss City and president a
the Cherokee strip live stock associa-
ton is IN the city. Maj Drum saFs
range cattle have wintered fairly vel
and with the possible exception Of the
far northwest range cattle. NJ ecnssd.rs
the outlook IL the cattle business quite
promising
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
OXFORD WINS.
Cambridge Beaten by . Quarter al
Length In the Great .lnirerrity Boat


LONDON, March ei.-The forty-ciahth
of the famous boat races between the
crews OF Oxford and Cambridge univer-
sites has been decided. IL vas won
hy a quarter Of length by oxford.
The time Of the Oxford crew was -
minutes The race was over the usual
course. which starts at a point ai,eut
100 cards above py,tncy bridge, near
London. and finishes about tie same
distance above The ship inn a: Morf.
lake The distance Is about -four sad
Quarter miles
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

LoSDov. March 81. - anti-Jewish
sentiment socras % have full possession
OF the middle ana lower orders in
Vienna ard oiher parts q the Austrian
empire. ircquen- ogtrsRss upon and
insults 10 Jews are reported and come
Of the weas.hicst Jews have left the
Austrian capital for psesssnter sur
rounlinRs IN Pans
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

Ho~TrcvIfo. III. sa-ch sl-I Nrr-
edith. ~ this ~ttv. Ems tapprd Friday
FIR The ss2d tirne for droT'sv THE
process has been rofng on fof fs5
ds-s. Tire operation betnF performed
every Eve days Ths-. hss been aa
s~ersre q fourteen pounds ~ water
rt-noved - every operation. or t.sss
bounds IL als
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

NEWARK. y. J., March u. Iii Hand.
known in every printing Office from
Maine 10 California. died recently in
this city He was especially well
known in Illinois and Indiana He
was known as the first tramp printer If
Indiana He was also lieutenant in
President HaFrison's regiment
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

HItvATHA. Kan, March 2i--Georre
Moore. q printer. has been informed
that his uncle hiss been found dead
after several weeks search He was
ve-v wealthy AMI Noores share Of The
estate will he $50 400
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

/ a d ay night OF
heart failure Al his
apartments IN the
Windsor hotel At
the time Of his
death there were
present Mrs Bar
rett. DR.. z + Cham
bers. the profess
Sional nurse a n d
Mr.. Barrett. ; man
sger.
In WAS a quick
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

Louisville. Ky. March 2i-Judge
Richard II stantoa. aged - years. died
o. Esysville Frsas- afternoon For six
years be vas 8 member Of congress-
Ne was when be died eircuit court
Judge Of the FosIrfeenth district
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

IynrATApoIIs. Ind. March 81. Rep
rcscntatircs Of ali lines leading north
from OHIO river points met here Friday
TO gree upon rates 20 conform with re-
cent reductions made from the east 10
Chicago and other points FROM the
Ohio 20 points IA Indiana Ohio, Illinois.
Michigan and Pennsylvania reductions
viii be made from fifteen 10 twenty
i've cents on The ton
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

LorTsvufs. Ky March y Wood
ford " Loagzeor. clerk - The Ken
tucisy eosrt 81 Appeals fell dad u tbe
constitutional convention kSil . he
stsse esrtol 81 EFsalzfoT. Ffssss after
nccA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

NEW YoRK. March 2l-Presideut
Dillon. Of the Union Pacific. confirms
the report That the property is soon n
be rnortgaged fer $50. 900, 90, n take
sp underlying liens and pay Oh the
floating debt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

AsEsxsas CRY. Kan. March 81
Gree, excitement prevails IN Greer
county. Oklahoma over the fB1ine -
abandoned shafts II old spanish mine.
containing rich deposits Of silver Hun
dreds sre rBsfsns - the Spot dnilv.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

JovwvHSE. KF. March sI--is e said
shat TIE irssolvent ssnkine firm ~ The
fsil>d Y einesziar for SD. go. vii not
Yay more than le cents ON the dollar.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

CAwDEx. y. J.. March sL-vben
court reconvened Friday evening i vas
announced b the jury that thy hsd
found William Lingo guilty ~ murder
in TIE first degree. The crime for
which Lingo was convicted was the
brutal assault and murder n Mrs MI
Ie-. TIE wife ~ prominent farmer.
TIE ros-nr woran vss ~a-iaid - =
lonely pisce on the road. outraged ans
murdered. Lingo, who had worked for
Miller. vas Suspected Of the crime and
was ARRESTED 1lre evidence on which
he was coz rt~s was wholly cream
st-Et-@@
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
BaEnr~T's LIFE sKErcuED.


Lawrence Barrett uas torn In Paterson, "
J., on April4. is2s HIS father mas an Irish
nan and his mother frugal America. His
mother dill her best 20 gain for her children a
good education. Barrett was sicxiy aud
feeble. Hi, health improved after his
family removed ~ Detroit while he
vas quite young But the family was poor
and be had to seek employment while still .
boy. He accordingly became eall-boy az tho
leading thcatcr Of the city. He attracted the
attention OF the Iasaascr. and In 1873 maic his
debut in a small part In The French Spy. In
1874, then but ls years Cd. be once played
Romeo 20 Julia Deans Juliet. IL 1856 he made .
formal debut Ia New York NJ 4 MINOR theatcr
as SIR Thomas Clifford IN The Huncbback. ;"
He was then employed at Burtoa's. In isso he
was leading man az the Howard AthauGum
Boston. lie became u soldier during the var
and cane out "a captain in the Twenty -e,ghta
regiment Of Nassschnsett, volunteers
Mr.. Basrctts sturdy ambition las always
characterized him. Thus be ives not altogether
successful on his first trip 20 England IN
1897. but. like Disrseh IN parliament he was
finally heard. In i-s7 Ia toured ia California
with John Mccullough. In 1899 be played in
Liverpool In November. 1872 sni whereabouts
he ~ss the lssalns man with Bceth. Ia Is7o
he vas associated with John Mccullough in Cal
H0rris assisting with great credit Ia tae di-
rectson u the Car Francise. thssfer. Deeern-
Der a. 1874 he began the remarkable prcdae
tsos ~ Julius Ce<ar' NJ Booths tbeater. The
rua lasted ioe nights December 4 1878, Bsr-
r.st appeared ss King Lear October q issi
he played ~Riehelieu" at Haveri7's Fifth
sve1ae theater. October ~. WITH Edwin Booth,
Be cave a Matinee. Otheiio." for tae benefit
o, the sufferers In the Michigan Gre. Deem
s-r s f>sf ne r-ossc-d sr Yogrrs Pen
dragon a. Meviek~-s tscst-r. Chicago. Sep
TENDER - $50 he IN. forward Bakers Fran
cescs ia R.rnisf' at Pafl sasiphiA ara gave IL
in revised FORM st tbe Stsr theatsr, View YORK
August e. iGa
JAW ~ lssa Mr psrrs,ss daughter became
the wif. 81 Bsren R,~a-r .. Stuttgart. Ger
msrv. Mr. Barrett h~sss the- n EaroT. Re
playea IN Essaad tsts season s0a ees>n
Ia August 1854 bis regular tour -
this eoanry February - - pro
ta~st - the star tt.ster "A Bot
O. ~. eers<ehe~a Hs b-o1rht -.
~Hern.ns~ ~ Pbsssz1-lrsis sso-t ths< tire aes
80 se>n In a Or n. sssr theat>r Fesrvary !.
- ~rienzf~ vss hss s-xt sisen-sse presse-
ss-L srsf "a Wsssfnsrcn December IA
Th- season ~ i&r began via Ia Bocts Es,.
--tt CON ssnafie-. an 90 Decerneer - fss-. ~.
no scscrs appeared n she AcstsEav - Nsssc.
We York n sJaffas Cr<sr Mr. Barrett ss
-assfa< NJ Fco-n prstus
S,~s s.6se-r-s ~--- r~~-- src~s =. TIE
xns.s>rs ~ ne r--sr.d STATS ~ rasrsrfs>t
asrsn sra Bsrr.-t tsrsazae ts~ $685.. tse
srr->--s~r.-s sa~c-<. - ~strs * s~fa-a ~
sse ,,ct ssss she profit = the traeedlsns. snsvs
ssf evp-ss~< as iisss- n .xces. - esss 90
n 80 fae t~a s~fo~s v~r- s<rs~seeA
s>~-ts NJ ~.-~> ~-s ~-s~ rns-- ~ es-
r~ets narsr--sert piaTtng ~ifh NJ 49,
s~sEa Ia tAzs s>ssoE NJ. Barrett s-odssea
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
BARRETT is DEAD.
His Illness Of Short Durstion-rhs
Remains to Be Buried in Boston
Sketch Of his Career.
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New YoEx. March 81. - Lawrence
Barrett. the actor. died at i0.s5 o'clock