The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-30
MRS. f. A. HE|NzE !
IS PR|LOSOPH|C
SHE LOVES HER HUSBAND. HE
LOVES HER, SO NOTHING
ELSE MATTERS.
REFUSES TO BECOME EXCITED or
ALARMED OVER RJwoRs
OF Hts ASSOCIATION
IN TEXAS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.--''1 am firm-
ly convinced that Mr.. Heinze loves
me- and I know that love him. These
rumors of estrangement and OF ano ncr
woman's part in his life do not disturb
me. II 1 could stand the news ot Air
Heinze's affair with Mrs French three
days before my marriage 20 HIM, ] h!n
sure that no report Of a renewal Of
the affair can make any difference
now"
Mrs. +. Augustus iieinze, formerly
Mrs Bernice Golden Henderson, cmo-
tionaf actress, was calm with The con-
hdenee Of perfect trust in her husband
wher she heard today i report frcm
Fort Worth. Texas. that Mrs. Lil-
Ian Hobart French was in that city
coincidentally with Mr. Heinzes pres
ence there on business.
Mrs. French, stately womar OF the
/ Titan type, IL she who, few years
ago, was revealed az IA disciple of Anne
O'Delia Diss Debar in the Aabatna
Temple" here. and whose aeune int
ance with the Copper King" was then
| mentioned Only three days before
| Mr., Heinze's marriage TO the cultured
and charming woman who liz nav his
wife, Mrs. French made pabllc
declaration that she had prior
| claim ia his affections, and also to
| part of his wealth.
In Charge of Home,
| She represented that She had been
/ in charge Of his home al d salary of
| $500 a week, and that he had gireA TO
/ her S2k o6e In copper stock. When
the AM panic put him lnto ditlcth.
| ties, she said he- had ''herrswe,i'' hae K
! tile stock and bad never returned NJ.
Kut Mrs Henderson ignored the
| wOtnan's statement utterly, AMI was
| married to Mr.. Helnzs on August II,
/ 1910. While they were on their honey
moon abroad. Mrs French entered toe
| following upon her record # nl"lic
! announcements:
| viii Sue For Stock.
Fritz lIeinze VIII return TO me. He
| has done il before. and he viii de- 1t
again / shan't have to drag him baex
either
/ She added that she vas gong TO sue
/ for the sa5,0{}e worth of stock.
| So when the report came from Fort
| Worth that Mrs. French was there, and
/ that MIR Ifeinze was about hue there
! nrt-hts business "trip. ruuor lmmeli-
| ately devised. "A .."coneidence go.
! As a matter of fact, there have been
repeated reports that Mr.. and MIS-.
| Heinze have dwelt almost entirely
apart for some months. After tholr
4
| Ifeinze became i'll and went abroad
with her little dnughter-the child or
| heT, former marriage to Charles \.
| Henderson " hen she had divorced.
| She returned TO New York on May
10th last f,iliY restored to health. Mr..
! HeinZe was not ut the pier She was
| understood 10 saw that he was m
| Europe.
| Plying Contempt.
! When she spoke today Mrs. Heinz"
| treated the Texas report not with in
difference. but with "a sort of plying
| contempt.
Il am sure If she ia going to get him
| vet as she said after our marriage,
there IL TO place like Texas remarked
| Mrs, uelnze, with gentle sarcasm lat
| least am not to he disturbed Can
! dialy. these recurrent reports do not
| in the least affect me. | love my nus
| band. ana / am convinced That he
| loves me. If ] had philosophy enough
/ To face my wedding. knowing what /
| found out in those three days. | have
enough TO last to the end of the chap
| ter"
! She paused and with sudden gravity
| continued,
| ~ have learned more of the mean
! ing Of life, too, since my visit last
winter 10 Egypt--to the heart Of the
| desert. whore / went after our little
| hoy was born In those vast silences I
| seem to have found myself Little
things that once disturbed me can no
| longer make any difference. Only the
essentials count. My children are the
chief essentials Mr.. Heinze loves the
hoy. The little fellow is the image
If his father