New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
A STRIKING INTERVIEW.
OPINION OF THE WILL AND
OTHER THINGS
From The New-York World.

From The New York World
SPORTSMAN. has 6rokcn her long silence Mrs LoriI.
lard said; MY children ana | are are 5he victims I'm Oh
our place taken by the mistress Of my husband
Il have request TO make Of The World. peg
coSpled eaat dS StoEether. anu WI
1t is crIei that my daughters and must bear
this open notoriety ! can only ask that my name name
be no longer coupled with that womans. some
OF them. But she is nothing if not vindictive. 1t
is she who has given as this notoriety' She loves
They say that was there al the Fidth ;oth Avepue
was or was not? woman can deceive any one
| could have gone there heavily veiled Who would
THE truth is that was not there at any time
/ did Mr.. Lorillard after he arrived from
Europe | at Southampton all the time.
That woman was there. though She was at
shameless viii that gives her so much il is her
D hv ana mp hesr so her ma
along with mine in the division OF his estate. Are
they not cormorants, voracious cormorants. who
= have. read in print that this woman and had
speak with her husbands mistress? I have never
There is this cruel gossip that Mr. Lorillard and
parted because of this woman. That is another
death of my son, This woman had nothing to do
ceased II to occupy s' Mr. home Aer ha'
"Rancocas is barred to that woman now. She
there since MIR. Lorillard's death, no matter what
they say. The gates are barred TO her. The prop
kept sacred until the estate is finally settled
VIII the lanllv keep ttancocitS!' asked the re-
I'VE hope So" said Mrs. Lorillard "Of course.
1t is still early to say. But that woman can
keep it up: It has always been very expensive. 1t
There is every sentiment 10 me and mine there.
The name OF LorillarG has always been associated
with Rancocas. l pray that it always may be
So"
''And the horses?" inquired the reporter
'"rhey should be ours" replied Mrs Lorillard.
They should be mine or my sons. They ours,
too. till the executors settle the estate She can
not go there-she cannot even give a single order
ut was a shameless will wicked will" she
said. with gesture of despair
What effort viii the family make to save Ran
''I cannot say now" she said II am only a
woman. We are simply waiting now for develop
may be a settlement. 1 know that the public
are interested. Why shouldn't they be interested
! in saving Rancocas to the family that founded
| it? What do these other people care for Ran
| ''It is pitiful-shameful-for us to be mentioned
| at the time with this woman. The men OF
this shameless affair, but told them II can do no
harm to tell the truth. only ask again that my
name nc longer be coupled with TINS womans. -
Can anybody imagine the feelings of myself
| and daughters these disclosures made In TINS
| will? We are overwhelmed.
"See our position! The will mentions us to-
woman who is not Lorillard or even relative
OF a Lorillard What redress have We? l ask
much as possible from this terrible notoriety
'sWill you contest the will or will your children
contest the w?'' was asked .,,,. .,
for the lawyers and the men of the family to de-
termine. We are going to do what is pest. We
are not moving swiftly want ncnad inad o Iet her
| find out first that she Is not abe 10 run i'an-
! cocas.''