New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10

mother finally effected a reconcr,a...-,.
father. and in 1s49 the marriau. w.. -aa.,.-
orateo. with all the proper rorrnar,,t..
us 10 'he fltes OF tho Church At the birth
"a her son the actress renowned the stage IN
dedicate herself 10 the duties Of ,oo+borh,oa
peenhss or pity for an unfortunate MANAGER
VINO had been imprisoned for debt ,,a,,ous e.
20 appear again. and she gave sorna -.
hnees Tor his benefit. Then IL was ~ peIAOEIis-
S,.o,,IS ~, - b nsr Couhrymen ran high, and thew
Moulu NOT near OF her retiring 10 rrt,-o+a I,sSS
Mhen Rome was besieged by the 49, Ies It1s
sIded IN caring for the wounded Sba so,,S ~,
tesu4heo hef career in 1850 and appeared - eli
the principal Italian cities Tn 1stxs gu IN a..
went TO Paris, where she appeared IN .'r Ee ~
sIa' e. au Wds received with much enthu-
ssil. enc met with much success in Iego,Ite1s
9leuea: Schillers Marie Stuart" and ca
- 60 ~ oeln Offers were made TO her
10 JOIN the Theatre Francais but we've 6aoTj,ad
for hNe years she appeared ar tn rTbxAts
1tal'eH' ana also visited a number OF Frerch
was al the b@i,. nee re, at Paris when Rachel
challenge from the first Italian actTsss , -
nrst French actress. " 'iie
In 1876 Ristorf visited 1l,ao. 49,.
success as Lady Macbeth In 1881 she u-eet -
-dauIlG ana repeated her success AZ tba otbar
~ ,,,i, Z rom 1850 70 1866 she played in ali
- "a -IICipai continental cities and everywhere
v 1s received with the greatest favor, For Eve
9Ses, I 1--we seasons she appeared IN Berlin In
- hILS William bestowed on her the --and
mccall of science and art She paid q vtsit -
70 NIosno.l and Athens in 1864. and went
Nine. Ristori wrote ber e,,.ob,o, a.,
Tf-Hs
, rea--a5 me English translation Of which ap-
PeSLeu under the title OF Studies and Memoirs
. typography, in 1883 on the eirhtie+h Firth.
ICY OF Ile famous actress there Were MANY ptfts
Alaue 10 her at Rome, and the King with his
s1l1e called on her All fashionable Rome was
- ~ al the commemorative performances at
D., eiLro celia Vale. The Italian Minister OF
uDHc EDUCATION, Signor Nasi, the Mayor OF
ieo.Iie ana Frlnce Colonna sat IN Nine. Ristori's
Iose, with the Ristori family Many artists gave
-. services for the performance, including
.ohlaso Salvini ana Signor Noveln The Fate
80 opened by Salvlni, who amid much enthu-
sLtsff, detained verses in honor of F{stori
Inc performance closed with a mouolosIe by
-NoNelh. The gifts to the actress were exhibited
On me stage, and included a gold medal ex-
pTessly struck by order OF the Minister of Edu-
CC-Ioil' ana gold and diamond bracelet from
queen Helena Commemorative performances
We're held in many theatres throughout ItaIv
among the treasures which Nine Ristort
priced as gifts from crowned heads and admirers
are gold casket containing a bracelet of dia-
Ilonos bearing the inscription, Napoleon III
TO Adelaide Rtstori'; a flower of diamonds Of
rare workmanship. given her by the Queen Of
spain; crown OF massive gold with a star OF
brllllants in the centre, from the italian colo
hlsts or Alexandria, and a bracelet adorned with
= splendid crescent Of sapphires and brilllants.
bestowed by the Sultan of Turkey.
Fidelity 10 her domestic duties and broad
charity were said TO be striking characteristics
OF Nine. Ristori. The latter was illustrated when
she declined 10 accept the offer OF the pro-
ceeds from the commemorative and benefit
performances held in all the theatres throughout
Italy In honor OF her birthday At her request
the money was invested in a fund 10 he used for
the benefit OF destitute and invalid members Of
her profession and known by her name.