The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
MRS. LANGTRYs DEPARTURE.
The Interest Takenain Her Movements
Freddie on Hand.

NEW YORK, July "a There was . bus
tie and excitement at the Albemare hotel
MONDAY from morning until eyening--in-
dcative OF something out OF the ordinary
line at this, the dullest period Of the year.
Express wagons ratified up every hour or
10 to the front door, bearing huge boxes
and trunks labelled Mrs. Langtry, steam
ship Alaska, and which were deposited In
the entrance hall, where they were closely
,crutinized by the curious crowd. Mes
senger boys carrying mysterious bundles
went 10 sri out at the side door, also bear
Ing packages and bundles similarly in-
scrbed. A constant stream Of people
visited the desk, and the clerks we're kept
busily employed in sending the cards
OF son1 OF the visitors up stairs, aud In
, forming others that Mrs. Langtry was en-
gagged in preparing for her departure for
England this morning and could not be
seen. Mr.. Gebhardt hustled out and In
and seemed to be overweighted with com
missions and cares There were few even
| OF her most intimate acquaintance and
! friends whom the departing Lily would re-
ceiye. Mr.. GebbArdt spent an hour or two
with her In the afternoon, and then Mrs.
! I.angtry, for the first time, sent down word
that she could receive callers. To an 40
quaintance who called 10 say Goodbye, 1"
she said 81 am nos saying farewell to
America BY any means, shall return and
open another season IN Montreal on
October "a. The managers Of the various
theaters and Opera -honses are as rule
good, straight forward business men, and
all | shall have to do beforehand will be
simply to arrange for dates.
I was given an idea when l first
thought OF coming here, that must have
manager, at least to look after ny financial
affairs, for the Americans needed watching
in business matters. have found the case
very different, assure you, and have
been treated by them In this respect as in
most others, very squarely. When asked
about the book she was said TO be writing,
Mrs. Langtry laughed heartily, and said
"What an absurd idea. am writing no
hook, and the story that I was Is pure in
vention made out Of whole cloth, like many
others. ~
"How do you like Manhattan Beach,
the visitor asked.
wards the last, especially as l was sick a
week, and so for = change l took a trip IN
my car--whch by the way was no new
thing, Notwithstanding all the fuss that
has been made about 1t, for travelled In II
all last winter. enjoy this way OF travel
ing, and found quiet and rest in 1t. y
Mrs. Langtry said that on the whole she
had been we'll treated IN America and any
adverse camor she attributed to the fact
that when person achieves success, he OF
she is almost certain TO arouse enemies, and
to be made the subject OF attacks
Her dress Monday afternoon is described s'
exceedingly tasteful and becoming. she
wore simply made costume Of white muI,
cut very straight, and high-necked round
white chip hat, trimmed with forget'me'
nols, and long brown gloves. She Is some
what thinner than wl1en she first CANT
over. Upon calling her attention to bel
slightly tanned complexion she said
''You 500 am going TO take bacs
with me reminder Sryour fierce sun ant
winds.o
She expressed hersslkA s disappointed not
to have enjoyed any suff-bathAng or blue
fishing all the moro ~ she had been cred'
tied with indulging In tho bath. Mr. Geb
hsrdt arrived at seven, O'Clock, and biddini
good -bys to his sispstJ slp walked TO Del.
monico's With him and, dlned there will
him and Mr.. BonGisan She sailed at y
early hour this mosrnen tho Alaska FOL
Liverpool. Hnx ten9y epors ssat on boar