Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16
Soon Parted and Soon Wed.
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New York SUM-
There was a preceptible hutter of
excitement among the small knot of
theatrical people who were lounglng
about the entrance to the Casino
about o'clock tonight. A Geographic
dispatch was handed. eagerly around,
reading as follows: Denver, Colo,
July 1883. -Miss Conway and
Osmond Tearle were married here at
noon to-day, and we are all drinking
their health. !"
The telegram was signed by we'll
known actress and addressed to her
husband, who was one of the group
ON the steps.
Miss Minnie Conway. whose name
has of late been before the courts fire.
quently, is q handsome blonde who
tell victim to the destinations of Mr.,
Levy, or LevY's cornet, and seven
years ago was married to him. Levy.
however, already had n wife and
family IN England. and at length
trouble arose IN his new domestic rela-
tons. While Mr. Levy was letting
the sea ! eezes walt the dulcet strains
OF his CO.. net to the ears of admiring
crowds It Coney Island. Mrs. Lew
went a Dad to study music. There
she me Mr.. Tearle, and the two ar
rived t. sether IN the city on the same
steamf Theu the trouble increased.
Mrs. Levy now appears upon the scene
and began suit for divorce against
her husband, who had procured from
her divorce IN western state with
out thinking it worth while to impart
the information to her The deserted
wife returned to England before the
termination of the proceedings. but
another suit was begun in her name
and decree of absolute divorce was
obtained. Then Mrs. Levy No. had
her marriage with Levy annulled
This decree was entered last week,
and left all the parties to the proceed
mgs as they were before Miss Conway
succumbed to the destinations of the
cornet. But her health compelled q
visit to the balmy air of Colorado,
whittier by a curious coincidence Mr..
Tearle had proceeded her Mr. Teal
had not been altogether free frol
marital troubles. The day before Mrs.
Levy Conway -Tearle obtained her de
cree Of annulment Mary Alice Tearle
obtained an absolute divorce from her
husband, George OsmOnd Tearle.
THE British Journal, in an article
on the choice of clothes, which exhib-
It's much sense in most particulars,
takes it for granted that for protect
ion against extreme of heat from the
effect of direct solar rays, the texture
OF the clothes is practically immater-
ial; the protection in this direction
depends chiefly, if not entirely, in
color. White is the best protecting
color. For hot countries white is the
best; next comes light gray or dust
colored shade " While we are not
fully prepared to dispute this we were
much impressed by letter to an En-
glish paper by Captain Mayne Reid,
IN which he argues that dark clothing
is best suited for hot climates, and
white clothing for the Polar regions
We don't remember all his gooC
points, but one important example
cited by him as natural indication
was the fact that the bears of the
North are white, and the bears
warmer countries are black. Further
more, the fact that races in tropict,
to us pretty good indication tina
dark colOrs are the best protectors
be wOr;1 in warm seasons and ca
mates.-Dr. Foote's Health Monthly.