The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-21

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trusts and followed. arriving ia
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hls wife had landed Nis. Whiting
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NJ. Ee.mont, ugDn biz agyiya' ia
New Yak, puniieIy denied tia.
there VIZ any tsoub3s between hiD-
seif and biz wife. He, however, ~
nGainef in New TssK three weeks
k<sDye ec1niDyD Nevpoyt. and when
10 did eSnsk be VA i8.,onpzDy with
bis mother and drove directly " the
"EythaA." the bone N bic parents,
on Eeiley1e avenue ADd tHs cliff.
and up to the writing Of this Ie,,sT
he hzs nsSes cailed =. "kwaAhurs.,"
where, /, should ne stated, ke would
Hos have Esen yeeei.ed upon any
confederation. Before he arrived,
~ q week. = relative 81 Ns. Eel
mon,'e called at tue office Of the
Neai pape, and cansed ~ ke publish
81 the ss that "liK. y. H. y. Bel
mont had arrived at Oakland
where he would permanently re-
tide" 'Oaklandn III ia the adioiH-
ing town III Portsmouth and wa
p~urchased many year. ago NY Nr.
August Belmont, who. however,
never occupied it.
II il z large, fancy farm; ia fart,
one .. the largest and k@t farms
up>n the isiand u Rhode Leland. in
the meantime, however, Mrs.. Whit
ing had consulted Counsel, and, it il
uDder.to>d, had made all the pre-
Iiminarie1 for securing 4 separation,
and it IL worthy Of notice that she
called upon her lawyer on Thursday
last while he was engaged with the
Executive Committee Of the ass~cia-
ton organized t erect = $500
statue To the memory Of Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry. and upon that
day a public announcement war
made for artists W send in proposals.,
etc., for the work.
Young Belmont IL frequently met
upGD the fashionable thorough
faYes and at the Casino, and eIss-
whore. There 10 much sympathy
openly EXPRESSED for the young
bride, who b. faysrite ia Newport
snciety. Ehe IL frequently e upon
the fsshionable driver. Her mother
lives In eIegAn, style. and her stables
are among the best. The SEASON
lOoks bright aud fair, AID this IN ,
fortunate event IL the one dark spot
upon the fssiive outlook, for both
families have bosts Of friends, and
both move ia the oct circle. 1t IL
usdsfstrDd that both parties will
Ask Tor q divorce, Mr. Belmont On
the ground of de.ertiop. He will
claim that he Las q home at ''OAk-
land" where biz wife would he vel |
come, while the wife will ask for a
SPEEDY separation upon other
grounds, which will he made public
At the proper time. Friends u both
parties have vainly e~ndeAvOred To
effect q reconciliation. Mr. w. and
her two unmarried daughters are de-
termiLed, and it il understGod that
her married daughter IL equally In
earnest.