Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
ODETTE OBJECTED.
IT NOW TURNS OUT THAT IT WAS
MISS TYLER REJECTED COULD.
u.,,,.d 4, Enter n Family that Would
Not wcIcom. Hcr-iiow"rd "o"'"
Taken by surprise.
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caeomont to marry Howard Gould was -
suddenly broken OF. started Friday hlhh'
for Sharon Springs. Va. where she hopes
to recover from the nervous prostra'ion
which has resulted from the strain u
which she has been subjected hfoush th'
pubIicity.given TO her engagement ana -
eubseouent cancellation. Hiss Tyler Is a
,adv in overy sense Of the word. against
whose personal character not Whisper
has ever been heard. She u hlgh-
| su.rlted young woman, too, ana not ~
! All the kinl OF a girl 20 succumn 10 a
| disappointment In love But since the an
uo1nccmcnt Of the broken engagement
she has b.en overwhelmed with letters AMI
| kilograms. from what an Intimate friend
calls. "mOntrosity managers" Offering her
fabulous salaries to appear IN pubic
| under their direction. or course. she has
| paid no attention TO them, but the mere
| fact that she has been placed in position
| 10 invite suoh propositions has prcycd
| upon her sensitive nature. her nerves have
| given away, and she has He'd from tnc
| persecution.
| That Miss Tyler does not propose t.
| leave tn stage. a. has been an.olnccI.
is proved 10y the lact that she is under
| cu.agemcnt SIS "a member of the Empir-
| STOCK Company Tor next season. Not
| bcin., "a a., cast Of sowing the Wind,
! she viii not ~ Oh tour with tho gun
| puny. and not wishing To- remain iilc untH
lis return ucNt NoNtinptr, she made al
airansrmcnt with CHARLES trohman be-
lore leaving tie city last Friday 90 play
| Gertrude Einughdm, the leading part ~
| "Shenaul0aa." when that play Is revived
i'm September. ugu her services are
| needed AZ the Empire. II "Gudscons" is
produced at the Empire this spring. which
is very doubtful. Miss Tyler will play tho
part far which she WIS originally cast.
II ii is not she viii rest until her APP
pearance in "Shonandoah' next fall.
INFOUNDED GCESSWOKk.
\ good deal of unfounded guessworN
has been printed regarding the breaking
of the enlargement between Oiette Ty.el
and Howard Could. Bcins tho woman in
the case. and maintaining. as she mas
done q womIuly silence. she has had 10
bear the usual lot Of woman, and b"
credited with all the unpleasant part -
the business. II has been said mat
Howard GOULD broke the enlargement on
account II the opposition of his FANNY
10 the match. and IL has been more than
limited that Miss Tyler received large
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nm -, va i'"'! ana ANXIOUS To marry
HELEN SliO'k MD.
Mss Tylers spirit WAS thoroughly
aroused bv ills time. She insisted on
knowing the specific objection urged
against her by the Gould family, and
Mr.. Gould was finally induced. much
against his will. as he protested. to tell
hDr that on" OF the objections was mat
she WAS divorced woman. Helen
Gould. he said. Was shocked at the notion
Of a divorced woman. whose first husband
was living. being received into the Gould
family. This settled the matter instantly.
Miss Tyler was granted Il divorce from
her first husband. on her own petition.
the ground being abandonment. and no
shadow Of cloud has ever rested on
her name on account Of the divorce.
Everybody coen.zant Of The facts has
applauled her for seeking and congratu-
lated her on securing, her divorce. The
moment this ground Of objection WAS
mentioned she released Mr. Gould from
his engagement. ana insisted On his ac-
cepting the release. She would not con-
sent, she said To enter a family who
could harbor such unjust thoughts against
her. She wanted L. retain the friendship
D1J she would not marry him.