New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
MRS. LANGTRY'S. PLANS.
NOT GOING WEST TO BE MARRIED..

To nrGlN HER SEASON IN OMAHA ~ OCTOBER
Win NEARLY rRH SAM. PEOPLE As LAST YEAR.
UnattractIyc rs Is tho appearance Of Mrs tangtrys
famous fence, which Is now Pcrmued 10 s'ana uhop
posed within the hose-lInc of IL las
IT'S value in making possible the use OF The wide and
airy hall OF her house as s:'ng-room Even In tho
fierce heat of yesterday afternoons sum- this han, with
IFS doors thrown wide open, was pleasantly cool
Souvenirs Of the fair owners travels In many lands
adorn the walls and tables Indian dresses, moccasons,
vampum belts and bows and arrows the results of
some OF her elcanngs In the Far West, while some
noble heads of stays give the han something Of the
chara ter OF old English country house.
The rarlors arc fairly crowded with objects Of
beauty and interest, and seeing how lining homo
Mrs Lsngtry has, Is not difficult to understand hcr
desire to mako her theatrical season in this city as
long as possible Despite many contrary reports that
have been published Mrs, Iangry is looking extreme
IN we'll and when the writer venturcd TO congratulate
her on the fact she said "Yes, feel very well,
though / cannot say that 1 am overwhelmed with any
burning desire TO begin work again. OF course have
a great deal upset by the accident to Mr. Geb-
hands people and horses, and by my own less Of my
marc Pauline, Of whom was extremely fond She
was beautiful creature and you may remember took
a prize at the horse show
RECALLING SCENES OF THE ACCIDENT.
"Mr. Ably, MIR. Ccbhayds manager, was here to-
day. This is the first time he has been out of the
lie is getting along very nicely. lie remembers
nothing from the moment Of the collision till he found
himself in the water with his clothes torn OH and his
pocket book and part of his pocket in his hand The
escape Of the horse ST. Savior was most remarkable
lie was lying as If dead and was Just about
10 put bullet In his head to make certain he shouldn't
suffer when Mineral, the only other horse that es
capped was led by Mineral gave a neigh, st. Savior
got up and broke for the woods with Mineral follow
ing him. 1t was over two hours afterward before
they were caught"
When arc you going West ?" asked the reporter
Il think shall get away on Thursday. am
going to look after my ranch in California. My
brother went out there about month ago and though
he is very seldom enthusiastic about anything, he
writes OF il in wonderfully glowing terms. There
s,c about 5000 acres, 1900 of which under wheat
and the rest used for vines cattle and other purposes
II Is very picturesque place, and there are some
noble old oaks on it. The California oak does not
seem, however, to be much good except for its
beauty. The branches appear to be constantly break
ing of and tho wood win not work up into furniture
like English oak expect to stay there till II Is
time for me TO get ready to begin my season."
When ard where will that be :"
In Omaha, on october 10. l am going TO re-
verse tic usual order and begin Wcst-and work
East have enc new play already secured, "The
Love story by Mr. Leclerq. brother Of Carlotta
aud Charles Lcclcicq This has been tried in Eng
land and hope grea. deal from 1t. Then may
find something to suit me in California, and Mr.
French Is also OH the lookout for me herc.'
NOT TO SHORTEN HER SEASON AT ALL.
Is there any truth In the report that you will
play oaly short season.
No, my time has already been booked up to the |
md OF April You mustn't believe more than very |
small fraction Of the things that printed about
me in OF the sensational papers. Why,l am
getting To DC astonishcd at what read about my
self that hardly know If alive till I have |
ioesn't declare am dead or dying. Only the other
lay attached for not having played at charity
performance At Long Branch. / assure you was |
never asked 10 do Had been should most GER |
alily have consented, for don't believe have ever
ciuscd play for charity-and that fresh air char
10y | have taken particular interest In 1t only
lfier seeing the article that knew anything about
ave got Cnc up But had to leave and abandon |
he idea Of even the performance had contemplated
Tor my SELF
Who will be In your company next season?s
Nj. Coghlan will be the leading Then ! |
hall have Mr.. Evern Mrs. Fulton Russell, Mr. and |
FRS. Calvcrc and nearly all tho people last
ear On January 7. shall open al the Fifth Avenue
hea,Te fol eight weeks and that Is the part of my
rork that l look forward 10 with the greatest
easue.n
"wIl you allow to ask you II there is any truth
n the reports that you may return to us entitled
D bear another Datne?n
How Is that possblea I have not obtained any
iv0rce. While ! remain the wife of Mr.. Langtry, It
Ould be scarcely delicate the least TO discuss
now that IL mas boon stated that am going to
aifOria 10 be married, but that Is not the case"