The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-06
TO MARRY HIS WIFE AGAIN.
sENATOR FANS DOAks1IC TROUBLE
APPROACHING 4 HAPPY END.


The Great Wealth which The Divsres DIE
eiosea-Fair's MssaanSnisy-A Lawyer
who 10 Said "a Nave Hsa o6oo. 900 Fee.
SAN Francisco, March so.--A social event
that has often been predicted seems ct last
about TO come to pass. Senator Fair and his
late wife. from whom he was divorced last
spring. have effected . rsconciliatiQn. and the
long. separated couple will be reunited IN mar.
riace soon. The property intsrssta At stake
have been 90 large aad the lnterosssions Of the
children have been 20 potential that the parents
have found 1t impossible to rssist the inal-
ences which seemed to draw them together.
Mr.. Fair was the practical man Of the bonanza
firm. He. like Mackey. was minor. He wasa
mine foreman. and. understanding his busl-
ness thoroughly, he became invaluable to his
associates. He knew every detail Of the busl.
ness. could tell what was the matter with anna.
chine and was good judge Of ore. Of rock. and
OF the hundred things which enter into the cal.
culstlons Of q miner. He was quiet and bust.
nesslike.
Mrs. Fair 10 . large. Hne.looklng woman Of
the Irish type. with dark hair and eyes, In the
early days Of the silver mining excitement.
whom Fair was poor. she was his msinstay.
She economical In hundred ways. and sncour-
aged him to persist In his efforts many tines
when he was disheartened and inclined to
abandon his enterprises. She was agood wife.
as all admit. and Mr.. Fair himself never made
complaint against her except that hor dsvo.
ton to the Roman Catholic Church was toe
great Four children were born to them. TIVE
boys and two girls the eldest being James @.
Fair. Jr. now Il years old. and the youngest
Virginia. aged Mr.. and Mrs. Fair lived con.
tentedly together until year ago las, winter,
when they separated, and dozen dinersnS
cause After the separation Mrs. Fair took up
s on iii * sy
and on their return secured quarters At hotel
In the mean. time. the prospect which a.
opened up had caused several attorneys hnd
feeling, Mrs. Fair fled bill for divorces at VIZ.
e sas n M sy AZ
sss oSss q III. seSa aSe .
Imagined that they had rich picking within
nSysd fns M sfs
Feeling that Mrs. Fair had been improle rly
stor determined to make no contest oi thesuit.
en Sae sG H. Rpss N SG
which the paIic in isnorsnss q the real issts my
whose name hs: G,sn ma anfof
S nMas ny arsrs nss S.sm 10 40 tst When
dr'n II lave in any Way tailed Gcd Knows Ii hss not
been prompted ty 9 desire TO DO so: Now. M ever
wan, that WHICH VIII hest contribus to he 81
my t,ns Ky Me Thinks hsr r M' mi min.
sps AKA INV. done "hnv 10 msiit the oI!oauy s.s
pom ne Those who hest kiow Inc viii tell yGu wiat
ny desires are. God has blessed with wealth and
nays never used i for any san Or "n s T.,
Ny heart ana mana nave HwMs heeh opem !n tmoe ~
distress. nn VII ePn.mus 70 - =" ,hoss wso ih q
nv. Whci has been n,aie SO public have nothing Il
say further than un, il psius u,e 10 her nnns
spn,chss AZ have zone forth TO the world an ,ts
mn, sS r - ns wem' n sn " y ss nasr WI"
sh'e'a "'r """' " every p'"' =" III, p'".,' -
II became painfully evident to the LAWYERS
and detectives that MI. Fair was NOT gong 20
| defend the case. On the 18TH Of May the matter
was called in court at, Virginia City. nnd after