New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
MIR. TEARLE AND Mss CONWAY MARRIED.
THE NEWS THAT DISPATCH FROM DENVER BROUGHT
LAST NIGHT.

THE NEWS THAT A DISPATCH T ROM DENVER BROUGHT
LAST NIGHT.
There was a perceptible futter of excitement
among small knot Of theatrical people who loung
ing about the entrance the Casino about o'clock lass
night. Geographic dispatch handed eagerly
around, and when 1t reached TRIBUNE reporter was
found to contain the words:
DENVER, Col, July 81. 1888.
Minnie Conway and Osmond Tearle were married hero
at noon to-day and we are all drinking their health.
The telegram signed by we'll known actress and
addressed to her husband who Of the group
the steps
Miss Minnie Conway, whose name has OF late been
before the courts frequently is handsome blonde who
fell victim to the destinations Of Mr. Levy Mr..
Levys cornet and seven years married TO him.
For some time their married life, which blessed with
three children, was happy enough. Levy, however,
already had wife and family in England, aud length
trouble arose In his domestic relations. While Mr.
Levy letting the breezes watt the duce
OF bis cornet to the of admring crowds at Coney
Island Mrs. Levy went abroad to stuay music. There
she met Mr. Tearle and the arrived together this
city the Then the trouble increased.
Mrs. Levy No. appeared upon the and began
suit for divorce against her husband who had procured
from her divorce In Western State without thinking
u worth while TO npart the In ormaon To her. Toe
deserted wife returned to England before the termna
tion OF the proceedings, but another suit begun in
her name aud decree Of absolute divorce obtained.
Then Mrs. Levy No 2 had her marriage with Levy
annued This decree entered last week and lefs
all the parties the proceedings they were before
Miss Conway succunbed to the destinations of tho
coTnet.
Mr.. Levy meanwhile wandered dsconsolately about
with di@culty keeping his single indispensable
eye-glass in his fearful eye, aud de-
claiming pteOusy TO all who knew him
against the vperike eadng-man who had wrecked his
happiness. while Mrs. Levy remained in strict retire.
inent awaiting the OF events. But her health
compelled visit TO the blamy air OF Colorado, whittier
by CURIOUS coincidence Mr. Tearle had preceded her,
Mr. Tearle bad not been atogether free from marital
troubles. The day before Mrs. Levy-Conway-rearle
obtained her decree Of annulment Mary Alice Tearls
obtained an absolute divorce from her husband George
Osmond Tearle, and Justice Cullen deciding upon tho
alimony, which was fixed at about quarter OF Mr..
Tearles supposed income, INDUCED In 70 remarks noe
calculated TO give the nearer reader favorable on
ion Of the delinquent husbands moral character Tho
correspondent 10 this suit young woman whom
Mr. Tearle had brought TO this country from England
and introduced 10 his friends as his wife,
later dispatch from Denver contained the additional
Information that the marriage OF Mr. Tearlo
and Miss Conway took place In Miss
Rose Coghan's room at the Windsor Hotel. the Rev.
Charles Marshall officiating; and that
wedding breakfast, watch elegant
affair, was afterward eaten Miss Conway arrived in
Denver from NewYork on Monday night.