The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-07

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Tbs Hsmtnra. American steamship
tmsflaa. Whleh arrived hsfs yesterday,
Hst tvs humprifts m hnafd, ueufgs
1ia ami Nta Nora nayea Nias Myes,
sta il In vaudeville sth ono eye On otafa
cane dusn The ~nanaplank yesterday two
ifnrlis abeai N NJ Ads Ahi everybody
IN no pier ipnt nnfirs shH had ~ q
fiue aovh snd on lef small hat waa pihnei
4 long afaen veii NJ ado Iertnitted
himself ~ ~ intsfvieved, but not Until
afer Mics nayes had had her aay. 'fadies
hri saii he
The H,ilr vomrn loossd nr and down
tho pies
s1hey promised 10 and = wlfoleas asking
for y hand ~ mest ina ahr asid sadly.
shut I don't 400 " ttocever.' ahH rom
tinued without waiting ~ catch her breath,
-tdoH't Mood II. you sro n I do Yoh should
have ascn tho farewell thay gave ms on
tho other aide Mr. Frohman- Charies,
you know wanted ma ~ slgn, hut I told
him no hacauya Oscar 1iaminrrstein had
seen mo Rrst and ~ he had promised 10
10, mo do y sister act with Mclba ! rrally
thought ! ought io give him tho refusal
Now that | am herc ! am open 10 engage
iNMAANH IA'AfN NNA"N' AANN Nv N'Wh N
they have enough money 90 pay mo, but
I have no objection 60 work and as summer
IA coming on I gtiesa III need H. I want
60 put my furs IN cold storage. But ] am
going back next winter 10 study music
under Sarah Robinson Duf.'
Miss Bayos added that shs had gone
away from here n year ago TO stay two
weeks, but they liked her 80 much that she
hal euunatunI t1. fv.l,.u prn,fA. Nj
OF tho time she was at tho Palace in Paris,
EMO London for me.' said she; that's
Edna Mays town. We had a horrid trip
coming over. Nothing in tho saloon but
eats and nothing else but fogs and shines.
The shines were on the passenger list
MIR. AIDE bristled when asked If no were
going 10 give up plnywriting.
mo. indeed said he. "ont the contrary
will write a play this summer. don't
Il think about the best thing in London,
noxt to King Edward, is Pinero's House In
Order o Drew will do IL over here
next season. Edna May has the town wild
with "The Belle OF Mayfair, the music of
which Is by Leslie Stuart, a chap from my
State. Charles Ma Tor has a piece over there
that ID doing good business. They call It
Dorothy Hail. Over here when Bertha
Galland played in it it was Dorothy Vernon
Of HaddonH Hail. The English really like it."
"a AZ ~ BchiH w 10 ~ ANoN " u nCCh,
then he is going to Indiana TO be present on
May 20 at the ffty-flfth anniversary of his
parents wedding-platinum wedding, he
called it.
On board the America in many places
there were notices which read:
Persons are warned by the company
not to engage in any games Of chance with
persons unknown to them, owing to the
fact that professional gamblers are con-
tinually crossing on the largo liners"
at didn't plau y aaiH Mr. Ado ah,tt ~ via
it was NY toy dog hat kept them of me-"
AIDE was leading by a chain u monster
English bull.
The notices about gambling had been
put up because of an experience the ships
officers had on the last eastward trip.
There had been a poker game in the
smokeroom and a Frenchman named
Robert lost about 5000 the night before
the ship left Plymouth. He got 1t into his
head that he had been robbed and he left
the table without settling. Three of the
men who We're in tho game followed him
up. He still refused TO pay, but went back
TO the smokeroom.
In there an alteration arose and all four
were asked TO leave the room. The quarrel
was renewed on deck and one of the three
produced u revolver and fred two shots
at the Frenohman. The captain told the
men II there were any further words he
would put them in irons.
Robert sent a wireless message ashore
and the next morning when the ship reached
Plymouth the police boat met her. The
other three men went ashore, but we're not
Mrs. Burton Harrison came over on the
America. She has beer abroad for the
past two years resting. Her health IL
much improved, but she will not resume
writing just yet.
The biggest trunk on board was the prop
erty OF a second cabin .passen ger. The
box, for it was of wood-%as 0 feet long, 4
feet wide and 2 feet 0 inches deep. The
customs officers found about s. worth
clothes in it.
The Amerika ran all day Saturday at
full speed, tho ugh the fog was thick. She
was using. her new safety telephone appli-
ance which is connected with her keel and
she passed Nantucket lightship the
4 te was seven ~ Iau niles HesSe aw Wrs oe The J4merikkaa
of the strikes In Hamburg was
compelled to discharge and load at Karut-
sandt. Her stokers deserted and she came
with practically a new crew.