The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-27

zero about three years ago became the
wife OF the Marquis Of Fontana, who
had acted with her. BY his marriage
she has the right to go to court. This
maue at first a great uproar in Madri-
lene society. which had not before oun
itself obliged TO recognize the stage. But
by her dignity and correctness Maria
Guerrero" says the Gaulois, has con-
quered the odium which vas flung upon
her husband because of his marriage"
Jose Echegeray wrote his best plays for
Guerrero. as did Sardou for Bernhardt.
In one OF the Boston of
Sept. 2, 1873. appeared a little mention
of "a concert which took place in the
town hall at S~wampscott. Mass. for
the benefit OF Miss Gregory. 1t stated
that the beneficiary was suffering from
a severe cold and was unable to sing
more than one of her selections. Cherry
Ripe" Continuing. the article read:
Mime. R~udorsdorf, who kindly con-
sented to sing, gave two selections
adapted To the taste Of the audience. A
young gentleman who was mentioned on
the programme as Mr.. II. NJ sang a
German song and The Young Noun
taineer.' by Randigger. At the end Of
the concert this same young gentleman
Informed the audience. with much APP
parent delight. that Miss Gregory was
too ~iI'iisposed to sing. and instead was
glad to say that he was going to sing
for her. and much to the establishment
Of everybody. sang in a high falsetto
oh. Dear. What Can the Matter Be?'
after the style of Nine. Leibhart. and
for an encore. as he made quite a hit,
rendered the Carnival Of Venice a la
Carlotte Patti"
Mr.. X. NJ" was the great Richard
Mansfield OF to-day.
Nine. Rudersdorff. who CAV the con
cert for Miss Gregory. was the mother
Of Richard Mansfield. and at that time
she was a music teacher in Boston.
Mrs. Henry Clay Barnabee. the wife
of the popular comedian and manager
of the Bostonians, has a fad for attain
ing autographs-not plain. everyday
autographs on a piece OF paper, but
autographs on a tablecloth. Mrs.
started her fad many years
ago. n every guest she has enter
tanned since a time who was of any
note has inscribed his name on that ia |
and each time Mrs. Barnabee
has etched that name in silk. The ia
has come to look something
like "A crazy quilt. and il seems as
though another place could not be |
for a celebrity to afix his name.
Mrs. Barnabee declares that 1t has
looked that way for months. and says
that Ii somewhat resembles the GROVE
ed street car i'm the fact that there Is
room for one more. Among the
most prominent names are those OF
Calve, Patti. Melba, Emma Eames-
story, Salvini. william Cullen Bryant.
the explorer; Modjeska, Hack
ett. Ysaye. Paderewski, Marie VAIN
Jefferson, Mckinley, Cleve-
and. Harrison. Drew. Maude Adams.
Mary Mannering. and in the middle of
he piece of inen is a name that the
Ill. 49,. H. L.. ~ 5000 A
stands boldly out. and when IL is de-
'iphered you recognize the name of
Clay Barnabee.
william A. Brady. the manager of the
theater. enjoys the reputa-
ion Of being always ready TO engage
n any promising amusement scheme,
whether the production of a new
the organization of a cycle tour
lament. the booming of a dramatic star
,r the making Of a match for a terri
Die Turkish wrestler, says the Evening
An energetic gentleman. fertile
n ideas. but seedy i'm aspect, button
loled him the other day in a brilliant
lew project. In the event of war with
spain a great naval engagement in
New York harbor would be among the
,roba bilities. The seedy schemer idea
vas to charter several large steam
ihips and convey passengers. at $50 a
ltau, 10 IL point NntTe tney cOuiu VIII
less the conflict. He said he had fig
ired IL all down to the smallest detail,
there would be an enormous profit.
Your plan is very Ingenious" decisive
V replied Mr.. Brady. but | will not
,e a party to IL. If there is a fight il
must be on the dead level. 1t would
lever do for the Spanish to go home
md declare that they were licked be-
'ause the evolutions of their fleet were
nterfered with by our excursion
An admirer of Nat Goodwin's imita-
i've powers recalled an incident that
happened way out in Montana, where