The sun., 1891-04-03
WARD ARRIVES HOME
NE ana Hls wtfe Kiss ana Mako Up on
hoard the Teutonie.

heard the Teutonie.
John M. Ward 10 back from Europe. He
arrived yesterday on the steamer Teutonic.
Had the steamer been on time Ward would
have arrived on Wednesday. In time to accom-.
pany the Brooklyns to Boston But she did
not got into Quarantine until nearly midnight,
and this delay was followed By another. The
physician did not board the steamer until 8
o'clock yesterday morning. although he should
have done SO at sunrise. 1t was after 10
O'Clock whom Ward stepped his foot on Amsri.
can coil once again. and it was ll:45 O'Clock
when his last trunk was Identified by him.
Many Of his friends had assembled to give
him royal welcome. As they saw him como
Ashore. they observed lady. handsomely at
tired, accompanying him. Then the truth
flashed upon them. She was Mrs. John NJ.
Ward, nee Helen Dauvray. the actress. who
had been separated from her husband for a
year past. The rumor spread among the
thronR that Mr.. Ward and his wife must have
kissed and mndt up. Surely, they would not
be together unless they had. But tho strange
and to,ally surprising feature about II was
that nobody had the least inkllng Of what they
were to ind out was true.
Ward and his wife came out. and she at onoe
entered a cab and was whirled away not wait
ing for her husband or to receive the congrAtu-
latops OF his friends. who were there to meet
him. Then from his own lips thag learned that
q reconciliation had been effected between
them. and that they are now as happy as turtle
doves. Wards friends took him in hand. and
all went up town. A Bun reporter saw him
later in the. day at the st. James Hotel. Just as
he had finished dinner. He never looked bet
ter. His face is bronzed from travel. and 1t is
now as round and rosy ~ . peach. He has
gained considerable IN weight. and from bic
Wi nis, S:s':s 3 ssi[ e .Ssn sSss ~: "a. .',' 10
more !hsn pisssed I 70 hear that hat the NATIONAL
game hss I RECEIVED e boom boom in the exhibit,on
season a. not doubt. Exs.s.hins point. iSst sSst
!. ss es%:is e:
ihe n:ssrs Sny sfn n Ths sddCe
@ and so9s S s psE sG mol
team to Boston. But nobody need bs greatly
Ss ssy sso n' and don think shss @ viz
have made up2"
What were the canses that led up to it3"
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suut ucSu 70 s6Iu - tudt Wo udNV uotlueu 10
liye together again. It Is private affair.
which does not concern idle gossfpers"
pose q nSs ss HsGas sT snS
Tss pias es
ireland. England, and Paris. I played base
ss t'f aa %st sny sss
as IL was too early in tho season."
"Will Mrs. Ward return to the staRe2"
Mrs. Wards Affairs are her own. They do
not concern the public in the least"
"A friend Of both parties told SUN reporter
that the rsepncllIstlon came quite unexpected
regarding some legal matters which was the
commepcemant Of several interviews. Tho ono
Just before Ward sailed on the Tsutonic re-
suited In their not agreeing. and Ward started
for home. Mira. Ward repented and at once
wont post haste to Queenstown. where she ar
short stop thsrs. Ward was surprised to SEQ
her. but both being in q different frame Of
mind than In the previous interview It did not
take LONG for. them to make np. 1t is said that
their reconciliation was finally brought about
By Mrs. Ward agreeing to give p the stage.
They will take up their home IN Brooklyn.
Mrs. " ard went to the Clarendon Hotel yester-
day. and Ward will Join her to-day. He will
at once take hold Of the Brooklyns to get them
in good condition for the opening Of the cham.
pionship season.