The sun., 1891-06-16
SEPARATION TREBLY SURE.
sEAIE GOT TWO DIvORcEs AND
MRS SEAIE OWE

Al, rbree were Obtained After Mr..
...,,,s wire Had Bets Married 60 Mr..
.-.,.-oaeer Domestic EntnnEiements
=. u.ve Innueneed tho Recent HE.
49,, Of tho Orange Diamond.
.r,.s, Of Jewellsr Charles Sealo on
ine ~ stealing tho famous orange diamond
snA snA.hrouchf to liRht peculiar family story.
~. rdvArd Bruce. who owns three-fourths
~ ~ aiomond was formerly the wife OF MIR.
a' she ia about 80 years old and Is pretty.
SSes.,.l years ago when she was Mrs. Scale
p. necupied. with her hosband. handsome
~ ,,s IN tlo Florence apartment house at
s.n,,b su avenue and Eighteenth street. =
.hont that time Mr.. Edward Bruce. good
,.s.,nc man OF middle age. who had been
Ss,srt Garrett's private secretary In Balt-
~. whom Mr.. Garrett was President of the
a.,ir,ore aud Ohio Railroad. came to this
,.s He entered into partnership with Mr..
s'.,. and they did business rs Jewellers at
s.,sdvay aud Eighteenth street. He made
SS.m,eli much liked by the Scales. and atyRhelr
s.n.st went to live at the Florence. Mr..
s..l. WAS then the secretary OF the Theo-
.sDhist Society OF this city. which had rooms
:. Union square. Mr.. and Mrs. Scale had
s.ny friends, whom they frequently enter
uined. ,,o A..
II. viio was going to Europe for her health.
:, 40 happened that business called Mr.. Bruce
.hrosd at the same time. and 1t was arranged
49,, tbey take the Same steamship, The many
ireads OF Mrs. Scale and Mr. Bruce gathered
y, ,hs dock to see them Of. MIR. Scale was
..arg them, and was one OF those who
s.OSd to load the cabin OF his wife and that of
H Bruce with flowers.
seS kne% an snss ss.s 10 sSSs.
AJAX ~ sSse se!I Mrs seaie and Mn Bruce had been
The ~ Ssn h" evse Seass 10 o
t,SrcV. While in London Mf. Bruce saw the
6rsnes Orange diamond and gave Il to his wife. She
to s e the stSn
'ss Soon s After their return to New York MT. and
II! ss Sss SSS rsS@s Ssr
sNays Including Mrs Bruce's forpsr husband.
II. Scale, Many merry little dinners were
ssis nis and 70 Mrs. Bruce used to chat pleasantly
ssd talk over old times -,
Indeed. Bruce VAS still partner OF Scales.
ssrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce suddenly packed up
hsir belongings and wen, 1i, te Seattle s The
NJ: p.ssd by 1ssq h S9ossrD Rar
.,dsy ~ SeSts Whether divorce had been ebtained
S.Ps. n pu .hsa i been thEss divorces. He aeEnowi.
tG ~ Zine s lis vile married Bruce. She got one
.susTation By obtaining another in the same
' has saG been ssHu reported that Miss Salisbury.
Bruce is to be married 70 Nj. Scale. A bust
t1iIeaDd 1Sss who is also friend OF Miss Salisbury.
gagged M 10 canard, :" 1t is absolutely false"
" Scale never has been engaged to her. is not.
ssiisbury has not visited at the Scales since
Is has bssn published in The Sun. Mr: Car
M rsnfn Sn sbs ssons to NJ Carroll The esssr
I'D him arrested on 4 charge q grand lsr-
s.ny AZ the Tombs Pol Police Court last sa.ni.
sG sasiDs M that DO % only owned . Quarter Of the
nm. A bill Of sale dated At Montreal. Feb. 16.
from Mrs. Bruce.to Carroll for SIS. .0O0, was pro-
ssscnd paper In the form Of . contract had,
& Essann.sHoa sH & xss ssss s
W ss sss
g. sss
hs got purchaser in the fret two months he
sa nen.S hs o shs
Carroll admitted that he had siGned the agsse:
% .sss ss :sf diamond sss s %.:1
scx DO s You " know NOV Who Who %@ pswhed III :.
ms !, ny pswnsa G.SIns Nth soar snovsdss
roH: "I don't need to pawn anythinR: have
sesa be1ros %1esy rom Een 2s aad rend
noner all about his financial condition. when
;, .Hov much was loaned on the stone ?" asked
4 only know what vas stated on Saturday
!nH tniI sz''oo was secured on IT," answered Car
EuKene J. Quinn. Carroll's bookkeeper. testi-
e the dsveIy Of ths to ssas
Atthis moment two mqn entered the room.
Gas SER mnasr ans hs Ss cs h9
!oha g. smith, Smith Identified the orange ss
\: |: diamond which had been lsit With bin. He
|l00o by PERSON nsmsd Carroll Of Is Duane
''Fsst 4 e on May 1t was pawned again for |
hawyer BsalI asked for tho discharge Of the |
leiendant. but Justice Hogan denied tho mo- |
log, and the examination OF Quinn was re-
Newman. ons oi the eompisinant's clerks: had |
eesyed them. be said. because neither was at |
"; Carrolls place Of business yesterday.
ME Carroll was then recalled. He said he |
ola his brother and Mr.. Newman that they |
Vonld be wanted In court. and they both prom |
SOD to be on hand. He was sure both would |
'slh court II the examlnation' were put over
While the opposing counsel were question-
oG "; Carroll on the point Justice Hogan |
aled Tor the diamond. Detective 'O'Connor. |
q, s,cMnstodian ~ pulled tne soiled blue plush case
'no opened 1t and put it before him on the bar. |
ttsaoRrapher seltnan. who sits close beside
40 lndicial chair. slipped his hand quietly
long the bar while tho Justice was not look !
"a and took the diamond from it's case.
ne mad just put tho stone In his pocket when
nstlco Hogan shut the cHso without noticing |
nnat y was empty. After the case had been on |
lsbar Tor some time the Justice mec chanicaliy
penfl It AS he did 80 he turned white and
"".MHy God! tho diamond is gonel"
Sa!roll leaned forward. and whom he saw the
~. and for time there WAS tremendous ex-
tenent IN the room. Then Seltman put his
snd 10 his pocket, drew forth the Rlitter!ng
I'm. and deposited It before the Justice.
wSs one general tiSh OF relief and then
Wh.n 1t was ali over. Justice Hogan ordered
~ ~ 40 examination should go on at W O'Clock
Alter Mr. Seals had left tho room note with
ame; as e business. and nddrSss print on the head
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