Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
VISION OF ACTRESS ON STAGE.
While Playing Camille She saw ;
 Friend Die at Hospital.

All students of psychic phenomena are deeply interested in the most strange and weird experience of Miss Ethel Fuller. the leading lady of the Gotham theater says a dispatch from Brooklyn. Miss Fuller saw AIr. Green wood die in St. Mary's hospital. Brook Tyr while she played Camille" on th5. Gotham stage. Miss Fuller is an emo tiCnal actress, and in Camille has al ways manifested particular sensibility at all times. This Saturday night ia question the tears rolled down her checks. and when she finally threw herself into Armands eyes and died the situation was so realistic that it elicited two curtain calls, an unusual thing au the end O. any play. The audience noted that Miss Fuller lay in the glare of the limelight where she had fallen. her face was ghastly pale and her eyes glared fearfully into vacancy. She was carried to her dressing room, where she was attended by he maid.
 MT. Greenwood is dead" were the first words she uttered when restored to consciousness. Mir. Greenwood had been taken i'll on the Friday previous and removed to St. Mary's hospital at noon on Saturday. having no relative; in Brooklyn. his wife and three chil- dren living in Toronto. Canada It was not thought that he was seriously i'll at the time. in fact. his speedy re- cOVery was looked for. and repeated messages over the telephone during th- evening reported that he was doing nicely When the business manager. F. M- Gctthold. was told that his as sic the telephone to assure himself of tine truth of the report. and was informed by the hospital people that W. c. Greenwood had died one minute after Il o'clock. the exact moment at which Miss Fuller had died in the role of Camille
 Miss Fuller's own version is as fol- lows: MT. Greenwood and I were very dear friends. and his favorite seat when witnessing the performance Was in the right hand box. In the early part O- the last act I saw MT. Greenwood as plainly as I ever saw him. sitting in his favorite seat in the box. and from that moment I became hystericaI. When I sDof,e the line What is death to such d life as this?' it seemed that MT. Green wood faded away from the box, and al most immediately I seemed to see him on his cot in the agOnies of death Al that moment I became unconscious and sank to the floor. I shall never forget the scene. so Vividly was it impressed upon my mind. and I can only realize it to be a vision of the soul of MT. Green wood passing to the great beyond
 Twice in her life Miss Fuller has Ina I similar experiences. On one occasion her baby died while she was playing the part of Madame Vine in East Lynne In the scene where as Ma dame Vine. she was watching her boy. Willie, die. kneeling beside the death bed she saw her own child in the pIaca of Willie. and when she came off the stage telegram was handed to her announcing the death of her own child. On another occasion she was awakened from her sleep in her hotel by the sen sation that someone was calling her. Looking out of the window. she saw q gentleman of whom she thought much about entering his section of the hotel. The next day she learned that he had not called to her, but in passing her window had stopped to look up. Later this same gentleman was falsely ac- cused Of something, and was able to prove an alibi from the fact that Miss Fuller had seen him entering the hotel on this same night when he was charged with being some miles away.