BARRY, RICHARD

(1881), American author and journalist; 6 in Eau Claire, Wis. His first newspaper work was on the Milwaukee Sentinel. At various times between 1898 and 1904 he was connected with the Buffalo Inquirer, Los Angeles Times and San Francisco Bulletin. During the Ru o-Japanese War he served as war correspondent for Collier’s Weekly, Century Magazine and the Westminster Gazette. He was on the staff of Pearson’s Magazine (1910-1914) and became connected with the New York Times Sunday Magazine in 1914. Among his writings are: Sandy of the Sterras (1904); The Searchlight (drama, 1908); Brenda of the Woods (1914), and Fruit of the Desert (1920). actor; 6. Dublin; in leading Shake spear fan roles became a rival of Garrick, over whom he po e ed the advantage of a tall and handsome person. His second wife, Ann Street Barry (d. 1801), an actre , was considered the superior of Mrs. Siddons in some characters