The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-15
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arrested, abe did SONS acting That drew
q crowd 10 tho stage door IN Fofty'thiFd
street. where the fu@ took place. II seems
that the carran, had heen s~ofn out y
Nine Macfaan Mile. Dolorea, apparently,
had not the slightest objection 10 beina
abducted at least, N NJ Bary was 70 do
the abductlng
All hsnds went from the theatre down
10 the Hotel Favre, ~ b7s Seventh avenue,
to talk y over There the youae couple
with such vocal effect that half the Popula-
tIon OF the hotel, almost exclusively French,
rushed into the street 70 hear then,
What haf he doan1" demanded one.
els Il sat he haf keeled eome oneY'
mon, non," replied another. better in
formed, sHe ess cen lofe with mademoi-
selle.'
IAN for that they arrest heem?'
In the meantime the young people were
pleading. but Madame was Arm. So Mr..
Rinsrose, who was council Tor MIS- mac
You'd better take him away, ! think.
I'm sorry. He's extremely pretty, but
he's noisy
So Bary yer of with the detective to
hunt for bail.
Jefferson Market police court before Mags-
trate wahle. together with Nile. Dolores
and Nine. MacLean. After consulting with
the lawyers, the Magistrate said, through
an interpreter:
TO leave the country at once and never
com back?'
Barry said he would.
viii you promise to cease annoying
this young woman and never to approach
her or speak to her again.
Barry said he would.
"Discharged." said the Magistrate, and
Barry hurried to the French Line pier just
in time to catch La Touraine, which was
sailing with Nine. Bernhard and her COM
pany aboard.
Yet in two or three months NJ. Barry and
Mile. Dolores will be married. Nine.
MacIean said 30 yesterday afternoon.
She admitted that she had opposed her
daughters association with the actor for
reasons which she declined TO state, but
after all, she remarked. the young people
must settle those things for themselves In
the end. As for sailing on the same ship
with NJ. Barry. that, 1t appeared. was not to
be thought Of.
The warrant wa the result OF a visit to
the hotel by NJ. Barry, when he told Mrs.
MacLean that he would run of with her
daughter despite all she could do.
Mile. Dole res said that II was all so. She
would marry NJ, Barry soon: She had not
swooned in ~court-no, indeed. She was
an actress, 1t was true, but this was too
serious a matter for acting. Misc Mac
Leans mother Is French. but her father
was English, and che herself wal bornin
London. She speaks good English and says
she will come back here some time to act in
English.
If NJ. Barry keeps his promise to Magis-
trate Wahle he must be left behind.