Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
ACTRESS AM0URS.
SENSATIONAL SCENE IN A CINCINNATI
HOTEL.
In Which Miss Lillian S. Conway, tia Bsa0lta
Singer, and Lily LargUy's Agent Figure
Both are Irc9utiIsltly Fired.

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.Tao S. Conway, the swee! singer of the
Colried Opera Company, aud Water Len
nox were ircontiuently f!ei from the
Palace H,ttl yesterday morning.
Lenncx is the advance agent for Lille
Laugtry, the actress.
Her presence in his room at five O'Clock
in the morning was the cause.
Nor was it her first experience of the
kind during the past week.
Is Conway came bers with the com
psny on election week, there being no en-
gsgf rent of that week.
The lsdy first secured rooms at the
| Crawford House with her two young and
pretty children. She only remained in
that hotel ore day, and although it is saio
che was sent away
ON ACCOUNT OF BAD CONDUCT.
The clerk at the Crawford denied the re-
port.
On Thursday, November 8.h, Miss Con,
way secured an apartment at Hexter's
Hotel, with her two little ones, On Il
GLOWING afternoon a sensational scene
took place in the house. The day clerk
accps,d S. Il .infelder, Of Greenfield, Ohio,
of harbOrlng Miss Conway in his room,
The clerk insisted that it was a clear
case, and tie result YVES thai
,hs operate star was compelled to
leave the house, and she then
took mp her residence at tie Palace, ex-
p:ctirg to remain there until the conclu.
| sion IF her engagement in Cincinnati. The
epis ode Of yesterday morning, however,
again neces ,itated the captivating Lillian
to change her abode. About FIVE O'Clock,
before the gray mist of morning bad ap-
pssr6d in the Eastern hcriz)n, one of the
watchlul porters of that well-kIown hos
;elrie, heard voices in the room occupie
by N1r. Water LenrOX, the advance sg-n'
Of Mrs. Lily La1gtIy.
HE LISTENED AND WAITED.
His patience was finally rewarded. Mr.,
LenOx foally emerged from bis room, No
Ais, and walked toward the stairway. He
left tie light burning and there were evi
delce that there was still some one in
the apartment. The Waterman opened
the door with a pass key. There stood
Mus Con way in semi-dssbEbile. She was
pi.fully confuse1, but did not say a word.
without any explanation about how che
came t. be IN NJ. lie lnox's room, she stole
away to her own room, No. 4i2, on the
S xth-street side OF the horse, $50 feet
from Lerox's apartment. which ironted en-
Vine street, on the same floor. TIE watch,
man at once reported the affiir to the
hotel off e. Mr.. Walter Maxwell do:sl't
allow anything Of the kind in his h use,
and he at once ordered both Of tie guilty
parties to leave.
Miss Conway rem7ined until about II
o'clock, when she moved har baggage aud
herse.f and childrfa 10 the Emery.
NIB. LEMON PAID THE 1
Cf the unhappy woman, with tie under
standing that If Mr.. COnreid should psy it
the amount advanced by Lerox should be
refunded to him, The escspade of the
brilliant actress and vocalist leaked out
last night aud caused o decided sensation
IN theau icsl circles. Lillian Conway has
been considered one of the brightest lights
on the comic opera stage. She is the daugh-
ter of the late Mrs. Conway, for many
years manage. Of the Park Theatre, Brook
Ign, and a well-known actress in her day.
Mrs. Con way died four or five years ago.
LEAVING TWO DAUGHTERS,
Minnie, the wife of jules L evy, the fsmous
cornetlst, ana Lillian s., who has figured
in several ssvory scandals. Lillian several
years since gave promise Of booming one
OF the greatest pima donnas in the world.
She was sent TO Europe and received a
thorough e]ucltion for grand opera, she
has proved an admirable comic opera
artist. She is a woman Of about thirty
years of age, possessing 6 hand3om figure,
tue stage presence, and a rich, pure, i'm
pres>ive, m~elodious mszzo soprano voice.
Her success this week has bteop-Olounced.
Much sympathy is felt for the two limo
cent children who are in no way response
BILE for their mothers folly.
Lenrox was fired out of the hotel last
night as soon as be presented himself.