The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-15
Lord Sholto on His Experience
in America
WOULD MAKE A LIVELY PLAY
Mrs. Moonev and Milford Are Reconciled
to Each Other
She Returned to Oakland Last Nipht-Lsdy
sholto nay Now Write Lord shoito
Apoioglzes-What They Say


anger rush through and stir to strife
Lord Sholto and his mother-i n-law, Mrs.
Mooney. As stated yesterday, they have
healed all the old wounds, come to an I'M
derstanding and ars both satisfied.
Mrs. Mooney was SO Thoroughly pleased
with the result OF her hasty visit to
Southern California that she returned
quite willingly to Oakland last night,
after taking . fond farewell of her chilli
rem who stayed behind. By the terms
Of the agreement which Mrs. Mooney and
Lord Sholto entered into, both have their
parts to perform and each are entirely
satisfied to act them, provided that the
other will do likewise. On her side Mrs.
Mooney required that Lord Sholto should
allow his wife to write to her family
whenever she chose, that he should also
come upon friendly terms with the family,
and, in addition, apologize to Mrs.
Mooney for the letters he wrote to her.
On the other hand Mrs. Mooney agreed
not to interfere with the lord and his
lady.
These mutual promises were the two
poles which elevated the goose and put
every body into good bumor.
When Mrs. Mooney came here it was
with sanguinary corpuscles in her eye
half an inch thick and -eady for business.
was mad, but feminine spunk from San
FrancscU's bay won out against the bull.
dog tenacity from Britain, and his lord
ship agreed in due time to Q com promise.
In fact, bis British reserve pail ID before
the marbled American heart of Mrs.
Mooney. who brought him around With
a short turn. Lord Sholto had tvo inter-
things we're pretty stormy for while. :"
and then he extended the glad hanu and
changed Der BILE heart from its Gal
atean condition into the loving one char.
acteristic of the mother-in-law.
What probably brought her into such
ment to apologize for having written rude
and naughty letters. Lord Sholto is not
to be blamed for making q mistake in
his correspondence in America. Other
and older of his cUuntrymen have COM
mitted fsr more Rrevious errors than
hes Errors thar could not be squared"
with apologies, and the scalp Of the un-
them. For q while it looked as though
Mrs. Mooney would not be satisfied with
anything short uf Lord Sholto's cranial
covering. but her neart warme ed and the
rest is known.
Lord Sholto should profit in the future
Vile West Member of the English no.
bility can come over and carry away the
millions OF Americans along with some
pretty girl, but thew must not write let
ters. We won't have it.
When Lord Douglas and his wife dis
appeared Wednesday many thousht that
thwart his mother in-law. but this ap
pears to have been incorrect. Milford and
his lady came back like the feline in the
song. and settled their differences with
Mrs. Mooney. Thew had been to Santa
Monica where BY the sad sea waves they
had buried their marble hearts aDi hav.
brance OF previous encounters with Mrs.
Mooney, gave their glad hands to tho
lady from Oakland.
1t seems that Lady sholto, annoyed
ana excited by the occurrence at the Bur-
bank tbeater and the dispute with her
husband the same evening. thought to
rid herself of further trouble and at his
advice Wednesday morning went to Santa
Monica. There she remained until he
Joined her later in the evening, and yes
terday they returned to the city and
called upon Mrs. Mooney at the Ardmour.
The latter was delighted and told Lord
Sholto that If be had only acted SO at
hISs suoEo "ouIu neVeI Aa'0 oeo" any
row.
As the lunch hour was nigh Milford and
his lady invited Mrs. Mooney to favor
them with her presence at the table, and
together. arm in arm. they walked across
to the Livingstone on Hill street. where
covers were laid for three. Every body
was so pleased at the peaceable outcome
agreeable and the time ut the table passed
rapidly. Mrs. Mooney delighted Lord
6h ditto with stories OF the triumphs oil
her athletic Adds over the big hearty
Eng lish men who sometimes drifted across
to Oakland from San Francisco before
Lord Sholto responded with few Of his
experiences in America which proved
equally as exciting az did the most in
tense Of Mrs. MONEYS tales. Lady
Sholto. who is decidedly a practical
young woman, referred to her career on
the stage and saiu that she did not intend
to return to the histrlonio at present.
During the morning a telegram was re-
csived from the manager Of the Audito-
rum on Eddy street, San Francisco, ask
ing at what figure Lady Sholto would
accept an engassment at that house.
Lord Sholto wired in reply that his wife
had retired from the stage.
After lunch Herald representative
called and interviewed Lady Sholto and
her mother.
Lady Sholto says she does not like re-
porters, for they have not treated herself
and her husband nicely. She claims that
the representatives Of the papers are
pleasant en- ugh when talking to you but
then they 20 away and write unkind and
often untrue things about them.
Il do not intend to return to the stage
unless cannot help it" she said in ie-
ply to q question. "Of course 1 cannot
say though, positively, as SO many things
crop up all the time. Whom / left the
stage before did not think would ever
60 back to 1t, but did,"
"You can say that everything is as it
should be, and nov that l have accom-
plished what I came after I'm going
back" said Mrs. Mooney. Lord Sbolto
has not only agreed to allow his wife to
write whenever she chooses. put has de.
clarsd that he desires to be upo, friendly
relations with the family. This is Of
were pretty stormy for . while oonfe. 81
but thsn 'all's we'll tHat ends we'll, -
A few minutes after o'clock Lord and
Lady DouRlas and Mrs. Mooney drove
up to the Arcade depot and went to the
train. Mrs. Mooney did not secure q berth
in q sleeping car, but settled in o seat In
the forward day coach anc made herself
comfortable Lord Sholto escorted nor
and his wife into the car and then went
out and stood ny the steps.
The result of the com plicaions appear
to suit Lord Sholto. when interviewed
last night at the train he had nothing to
say against Ms. Mooney.
''The differences between Mrs. Mooney
and myself have been settled. She has
agreed not to interfere with uI and have