The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23
LILY LANGTRY HERE AGAIN.
BRINGING A BON or JEWELS, "a
TRUNKS AND % HAT BONES.
She's 10 Play In "Nrs. behring's Divorce"
charles Warner, the English Actor,
Another Administrator Stone Back
From a Ten-Day stay Abroad


Lily Langtry was one of the arrivals u
the New York yesterday. She was pre-.
coded down the gang plank by two maids.
who carried between them a heavy iron
| box, which was Immediately taken charge
Of by Frank Moseman, one Of the half dozfr
repre- sentatives Charles Frohman had at the
pier to meet her. The actress explained
that the box contained nearly all Of heI
jewels.
Mrs. Langtry was accompanied by heI
brother, Clement LIE Breton, who is to spend
only few weeks here sightseeing. Shs
was in great spirits and looked the pict-
ure of health. Even the news of Sham.
rocks defeat did not dampen her goo
nature, but a cable despatch announcing
that her horse yergia had run third in the
81 affordshire Stakes was plainly q disap.
pontment.
While her thirty trunks and twenty-five
hat boxes were being examined Mrs. Lang.
try talked. Shs will open her American
season in Mrs. behring's Divorce" at thu
Savoy on Sept. T. Her leading man will
he Paul Arthur, an American actor, who
has been playing in England for eight years
past. He is expected to arrive on Monday
on the Minneapolis with the rest Of tho
company, and rehearsals will begin right
away.
One Of Mrs Langtry's fellow passengers
was Charles Warner, an English actor ct
melodrnma, who has appeared in England
5000 times in Drink" He is going 10
produce this play at the Academy OF Music
in September
Another voyager on the New York was
Jane Van Buslkirk of "Thc Ear of Paw
tncket' company, whose separation in Chi
cago last spring from her husband, Francis
wilson and her subsequent flight to Eng.
papers at the time Mr. Wilson accom-
panied his wife He had followed her and
the boy through Germany, France and
Swift zerlani and at length effected recon-
citation in London
The Umbria came in Yesterday afternoon
in time TO give her passengers distant
view of Reliance and Shamrock beating for
the mark. She was met of Quarantns
by a tug bearing bunting inscriptions
Come Home, Martin J. Kane.
The tugs decks were crowded with joy,
full individuals, who waved champagne
bottles at Mr.. Kane and shouted welcomes
to him, while brass band ,,inned out
succession Of tunes. The ncsiy tug tagged
the Umbra mp the harEor, II came to the
understanding of the Brtishers aboard
that Kane was New York politician.
United States Senator W, j. Stone Of
Missouri returned from ten-dhy n'iSi"
ness trip abroad. He had nothing 10 saw
about politics and promised TO IA ke thu
first train he could get FOR Missouri
Two theatricsl folk on the Umbria wera
Miss Edna Aug and David {. Montgom-
cry. Miss Aug is to star this season
in a comedy with music called THE Four.
leaved Clover" under the management Of
I.eander Sre. She expects to open on
Oct I. probably, in Atlantic City.
Mont gomerv is the tin man in the Wizard
of o." He is returning from months
rest and expects To got back TO work again
on Monday night.
Lord and Lady Brave and Whiting Allen
wcrc amorg the other passengers on tbs
Irmhria Miss Carrie Brdewell returned
Yesterday on the Auguste Victoria from
Hamburg.