The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05
him in ''The Henrietta" are far from be-

him in ''The Henrietta" are far from be-
| ing his own.
Mime. Adelina Patti is the only member
of the profession who lives in a castle-no
| stage affair. as any one knows who has
seen Craig-y-Nos, in one of the most
| charming of Wales many delightful spots
of beauty. Nine Patti also owns real co
tate in New York, France and England.
Camille d'Arville has very little to say
| thrifty disposition, and her income is by
no means small.
Sir Hery Irving is a millionaire, al
| though his American interests are confined
to box office receipts. His interests lie
| principally in London, where his theatrical
property proves very remunerative;
Mrs. Langtry is a firm believer in Chi
cago and New York. She owns valuable
| property in both places and is easily worth
| $500, 600.
Lillian Russell is a devout believer in
creature comforts, and has the name of
spending all she earns. This idea is err
roneous, however. She possesses real es-
also owns collection of diamonds valued
at many thousands of dollars.
| Clara Louise Kellogg has a fortune. A
shrewd financier. she has invested in
American securities of gilt-edge Yari-
ETY., besides being an owner of real es-
tate in various portions of the country.
Lolita is accredited with owning yaIua-
bic real estate in every large city in the
United States. She is the wealthiest wo-
man in the profession, and although she
could live as deliberately as desired with
her enormous income, she lives plainly
and is anything but extrayagant Her
mother and herself are as ShreWd a
pair of hnanciers in petticoats as exist
James O'Neills real estate holdings are
located in Connecticut. His wealth is
truly from Monte Cristo, as it is the
play of that name that has brought him
fame and fortune.
Fanny Davenport has a fortune invest
ed in real estate in New York and vi
entity, from which she derives a large
Christine Nilsson owns property in sew
eral iange cities.4 She has a comfortable
bank account, and enjoys the good things
of life.
Iioie Fuller keeps all knowledge of her
finances chiefly to herself, but she has
a bank account of mammoth proportions,
which she has gained by her own efforts.
Charles Evans prosperity is due to his
ability as book agent-on the stage, for
that character in "A Parlor Match" prov
ed a gold mine to him. Now he is one
of the proprietors of the Herald Square
theater and six figures would be required
to demonstrate his prosperity.
Sarah Bernhardt has spent a fortune
in works of art, but she still owns valu-
able estate in France and has large sums
of ready cash in the banks.
Wilson Barrett owns property in Eng
land His fortune is estimated at $250,000.
Francis Wilson is friend of Dame For
tune and though all his ventures have not
been successful, he is still rich man.
Alexander Salvini owns property in the
United States, England and Italy. His
professional success, though not meteoric,
has been very steady, of the sort that
means wealth to a man of ability such
as he.
William A. Brady has investments in
theatrical enterprises that have netted
him a good deal of money. AT present he
is more than well-to-do.
Steve Brodie has just bought mansion
uptown. He is worth nearly quarter of
| q million dollars in property and cash, and
| has made mostsof it on the stage.
M B. Curtis made a fortune out of
| "Sam'l of Posen,'' and few years ago
| owned very valuable property in Califor-
MIA His troubles there cost him over $780,
900. but he is said to have small fortune
Calve could draw a check for 100000
| that would be honored. She possesses
much landed property in France, and is
heavily interested in stocks and bonds.
Edwin Booth left over half million dol
| lars when he died. He gave nearly one
| fourth that amount away In charity dur
| ing his life time.
Emma Abbott left quarter of million
| dollars wnen she died. She was one of the
| shrewdest female flnancier in the profess
! sion.
Lottie ellison and Maggie Cline each have
bank accounts.
George rockingham has sung himself
into a for tune, invested in securities. He
Is one of the richest members Of the Bos-
tonians
Emil Fischer can boast of valuable Sc
curities.
Minis. Materna, who took great deal
Aof American money abroad with heI the