Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-14
But the Mother-in-L Law Talks Some v,
Healthy Sense.

But the Mother-in-Law Talks Some We ~
Healthy Sense.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE truth of TINT
venerable adage that true love never runs
smoothly for any length of time has aga n
been amply attested in the case of An
thony J. Rinteln, of Brooklyn, and Julie
E Stinson, of this city. Anthony met
Julie year ago and was smitten with
her charms He wooed her, and after q
brief but pleasant courtship the couple
We're united in Camden, n J., but the
marriage was kept profound secret be
cause the bride was Protestant and the
groom most devout Roman Catholic.
The Old Folks Fiat.
Anthony had been warned by his par
ents that if he ever married he must
choose girl who was of his religion o.
they would disown him. The son took
the warning deeply to heart for time,
but as soon as he met Julie it fed. But
how he was going to keep the matter
secret puzzled not only himself but his
wife as we'll The couple finally cou-
cluded that there was only one way out
OF the difficulty and that was to live
apart, the husband meanwhile to try and
prevail upon the elder Rinteln to give
consent TO the marriage to Protestant.
The Cat Out of the Bag.
When approached upon this tender
subject last March, young Rnteln's
father, who lives at IT'S Putnam avenue,
Brooklyn, was emphatic in his refusal to
consent TO the marriage. Anthony was
i II quandary. and more so when he pur-
chased a Brooklyn paper the next morn
ing and read the announcement of his
marriage to Julie +. Stinson, ut Camden,
n J. Mr.. Rinteln. the elder, also read
the notice of the marriage, and the second
act of the social drama began light there.
Anthony Was Poor Stick.
As the story goes Anthony was ordered
to remain away from his wife, whether
she instituted divorce proceedings or not.
He did as he was bid, and ere long was
sued by his pretty wife for divorce. Not
to be outdone. Anthony brought n counter
suit, charging his spouse with some very
serious things He said she was a biga-
mist, and she returned the compliment.
Then he brought nearly twenty witnesses
to swear to his wife's indiscretion.
And Julie Was Very Forgiving.
Before the suit was concluded the de
PENDANT gave it up, and Anthony got an
absolute divorce. After the divorce had
been granted Anthony met Julie frequent
ly, and the couple went out riding and TO
dinner parties as if nothing had hap
pened He told his relatives and friends
that be- still loved his divorced wife, ami
that the whole trouble had been brought
about by his family.
The Good Uncle Comes Forward.
jules uncle John Stinson who resides
in Chicago. and is said 10 be "A million.
aire, here stepped in upon the scene, and
tried to have the divorce set aside, bu:
Anthony'S father said that it should not
be done Both parties were willing. and
unbeknOwn TO their parents went co Cam
den, y. J.. Saturday night, and were re.
married by Rev. w. II. Burrill, the same
minister who performed the ceremony
before.
She Sizes Things Up Pretty Well.
The couple were married in New Jersey
to avoid any legal complications. Imme-
diately after their second marriage the
happy pair started for Chicago where
Anthony has been promised lucrative
position. Il nope they will now live hap
PLY together" said Mrs. Srinsou, but |
doubt it very much. \ man, or one who
pretends to be such, who could say what
he did against my Julie and pretend to
love her is tickle indeed. i have no faith
in such men"