New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
u.PY ANDERSON'S RETURN.
on.r WITH HER on THE STEAMER.

CHAT WIN 'i'+N'
COMING BACK TO AMERICA IN HIGH sriAi''
THE TRIBUNE reporter who cnmDeo oh .lo
steamship Gallia from the revenue cutter COZ ~
seau's" - -, onversed with Miss Anderson for an
IN. nm object Of envy to some thirty press men Oh
c,s who were not permitted to go ABOARD Oh INC
CnoyIcr The falling mists gently ciuhg 10 Tue oi,hH
,lu. annorel OF the famous actress as sue o''"0 VI
EN-, hrr staterOOm-a picture vi sio"i"e
,,sa~,no tucs footed hearty welcome' passe"s'-
o1,led around the centre OF attracuon' sini'iD
hen Miss Anderson smiled and enjoying tne E go
49,, areutly quite as much as She MISS AhoeiS
,yas in great spirits and talked to everybody a." "
,ri,bont waiting for replies, ana lanSheu "o"' 80
avery amusing idea incident. She askeu 'no =,
o,,post every object from the Quarantine i.d
Pier 40 saying that she was never very "' - bo
nth New York anyway and couldn't reca" wn'.
Wv" ' .p,t io,,t I remember," she said mo"
ddfuuv b,ue was to leave the dear OLD CITY t"o an,
one.han years ago and sea It's I've
ont of sight Although ie"'n w, ,,5oi a.
T~' nos In M way affected when finally Oaoo IL
good-by." 18th rup TRrDryF
rambling merry Informal talk, freeirom
all restraint. - ,oor, ~ tbe Cvrnus"
che said and n.odestly added: 81 guess tneS "i' 90
h,,,pg at me-" Then. il shocked al Tue loo", o0
,rrncd 70 Mr. Abbey aud entreatod: 1ouH s'"nu y,
- won't vou and not let them cat me up wheh VIC bo'
ashore Get Inc away from them as soon as posSOi''
please" ,,,ocrorb
Some one asked If she had posed Tor pn'"os'"In
recently "Oh, yes" she replied "But tnoso i"e's"
,hotogo,hers are so slow and take so long 10 ADJUST "
camera! Our Americans she added In a VeY ""H'
.. 90 click click and in a second its over Mt AODeS
suggested that she so stairs and sign the customs
narers, She went down to the long table where where
al the pasSsiims0r' he ne1t'" said the official
rownus at the man to whom t nHsr P 5S DanR
dnn't know how many boxes there are sac sag Lehu
lantly. where is the man VINO mas , Inc man she
looked over the list and volunteered the Information
that there ere thirty boxes and three baskets l'n
she signed her name twice and went on deck. orsao
II got up at o'clock" , she t rema rirW
anu must tell you how seasicE ali were ,o Every
member the company was sick Inc sea Was 5t xn
rough called 1t riding across on the rail- uon ~
know, because we all patrohzed me r"ii 81 nn"''
Then She laughed and everybody laughed ,,o ,u.,
liy room right next TO an olneer anu vi. P W
tion hstwrrn was very thin. The officer told ne thSI nc
eG to hear ca R %s a W %ny my san aG e sP
said this she spoke in deep ghoS'y tones anu H@U'
There was poor Mr. Falls lie the sckest man
in the lot when went TO him to see how no was e
head on his and said Leave me- leave ne ana iGt
me die am not Tygmdii0n. The Gala rolls so dreaG
fully That was sorry did not take the Eutrura al
though some says II rolls worse than TINS BOAT
read that You found of Dickens Miss Anderson
said the reporter looking at Sreeh'co'ere" o'o " "
hand 40, n,.to,. This is VANITY Fair I
like Tpackcray much better aud read MIN over anu oNo
No didn't adorm Dickcnss bust with flowers daily as
paid them some attention. OF course "a, :, .o ,ha,
by the way" she continued. us Is true lhat
Ameri Ssrn are down Oh 'n0 i0' 0''"s''S
ren3rter suggested cautiously that merit only was
onnreciaIe in this country and that II her company
Was what II was roputed 20 be, the audiences would Dc
lust as apprecIativc if the actors were Americans
am so glad TO hear it," she went on. think my
company the best ever had, ana nope thero VIII DC
"TSePe = she SAID abruptly. "Thatis THE TRIBUNE
Building know. 1t is the only object reSogzei Mi.
do you know about New-Y0rk y she ASKED turning 10
her leading ~ -. 49,, %.
Broadway Wall Street and FiftA-aye" 49,
You do know something aboctuS don't you Sne e
commented. Then. Where do we land she asked OF
Al abont the foot of Eichth-st.
"Then we quite uptown AM shant nave SO iat
to ride through the dsna rain. want TO get right at
work rehearslng. shall be so busy i0ra week that i
cannot see any do anything Ny dearest Boston
friend can't be with because her daughter Is SICK
and that quite disconraGes me so,er,Iv "doos
1t You that return here quite the foremost
The actress turned with startled look blushed and
looked back through the NarrOws toward the sea
merriy aud remarked THAT being the case. although
believe it, must colnport myself with great dig-
All the while she kept her maid running back aud
FORTH getting this thing and that until all the gentlemen
around had something to carry for her she threw her
ulster oyer me rep9reT gave t ner TS SA n u
Does this portnanteau contain all your valuaoles
he asked ,. ,.o,, {, ~ hoc,,.. rr.e
It as weapon OF defence Then she TOOK IL IN one
hand and hit the rail with It,
al have heard that poor John Mccullough y DYING"
she said II is OF the saddest things / know Of
lie was OF greatest tragedlans'
Mr.. Abbey approached. 4" The Customs officials have
volunteered 10 examine Onr baggage first" he said.
"That very kind OF them. Let US proceed to that
disagrceaie duty at once"
There was little trouble, and Miss Anderson bore the
ordeal calmly.
she asked If she had any engagements To
report. She laughed. "WhO the last one ~ she in
Qured Really. am reported engaged so often and 10
many people that am quite bewidercd. You can
say that my latest is for the American tour"
Then she turned and tripped down tho plank, reward
ing the eager crowd below with "a SMILE but holding Mr.
Abbey his promise OF protection and hurrng TO the
Hotel Buckingham.
small party of friends left Pier No. on board the
Cygnus in the grey dawn, intending 10 receive Miss Au
d-rson and Mr. Abbey board at Quarantine. The de-
lay OccasiO1ed by waiting for young man who had
oversight himself however, maTred the carefully laid
scheme aud the Cygnus arrived at Quarantine just IN
time the Gallla start for her dock. Those
board shouted welcome to Miss Anderson As a
she reached the hotel IL evident that che
pletely overcome. and she forced retire at
She able to any visitors throughout the day
and by evening the cold she had contracted on the
was aggravated that 1t considered doubtful
whether Sic would be able to rehcarsc to-day.