The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-14
LORD IND LADY MISSING
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reason / came down here was because
he laid in his letters that he had broken
with US, and that he prOpUsed she should
also, and he would not allow her to write.
wanted to know why he was trying to
do this. and to prevent it.
''InasmuCh as you have accomplished
the obsjct OF your mission mere, will you
return to Oakland even though you
should not see Lady Sholto tomorrow
morning. as the husband promised?"
Adds IS AN LETE.
~ came down to see the thing through,
and l will stay here until CAL talk with
Loretta. In case it should prove that
Lord Sholto has deceived me and has run
away with her and will not do as he
agreed what will do? Well, will send
one of my sons after him, that's what l
would do" replied Mrs. Mooney, very
would tell Adds to 60. He weighs 1856
pounds. lacks one inch Of being six feet
tall, ana In addition is an athlete. He
would not whip Lord Sholto, for he could
not stand it. Why, one blow from Adds
list would knock Lord Sholto's chest in.
What Adds would do would be 70 say,
See here. Lord Sholto, and then if ne
would pick him up nm give him three or
four slaps i'll the mouth ana soon have
him on his knees. But I think Lord
Sholto intends to act as he agreed
THE SITUATION.
There was considerable speculation as
to the probable whereabouts OF Milford
and his lady, hut they could not be To-
GATED last night. 1t appears that Lady
Sholto arose very early Yesterday morn
ing before anyone else was around. and
sc bor lofh 70
left the Livingston and disappeared. In
the afternoon her husband also went
away and no trace was rot OF either. He
has no doubt gone TO join ter. At the
hotel they say tnat he took no clothes,
so this would seem as though he had
merely gone to bring her back to converse
with her mother this morning. SONS
claim, though. that he has take his wife
and left this section in the b } pes of elud-
ing Mrs. Mooney. 1t may be, too, that
he has sought the classic shades of one
of the adjoining towns for the purpose OF
composing his ''card of apology" which
he promised his mother.In law he would
cause to be published to the wide, wide
world.
Although Mrs. Mooney has been sue
cesscful in restoring friendly relations be.
the Mooney family, she was che means
OF her daughters engagement with the
Fra wiley company being can celled. Mr..
Frawley was seen last evening and asked
if he proposed to take Lady Sholto buck
into the company. He replied that he
did not. She had violated her contra ct
with him and he did not think he cared
to have any further transactions with
her.
Mrs. Mooney said she did not care for
her daughter to be on the STAGE, but it
could not bs helped now. And besides
Lord Sholto was OF moody, glum turn
of mind, while his wife was of q most
sanguine and vivacious temperament and
reoui red gaiety and life about her. Mrs.
Mooney thought that Lady Sholto would
not relish such prosaic existence as
sitting home poking along with her
husband, and the stage was probably the
best means OF amusement she could get.
This Is all very we'll, but Mrs. Mooney
APPEARS to have deprived her daughter of
enjoying life In such a manner and now
that the little woman has lost her en-
gagement with the Theatrical company
sne may be called upon in sef-detense to
poke along at home.
And then, too, Mrs. Mooney was tri1e
hasty in forcing Lord Sholto TO liquidate
for now that his wife is without an en-
gagement. and thev have no money COM
ing in. that double eagle might take
quite q leading role in their dom estic
life.
What will be the outcome of the ANUS
ing case can not be stated positively.
Mrs. Mooney said that her son 7. Adds
had told her that Lord SholtD would
"crawfish." and she herself SAYS that he
only was trying to run big bluff and
she called him.