The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

vt agOg yesterday v! 'No !,
$yen in the Herald that Baron Daniel
p,,,nn DptIie had left his wife after q
rsrried life OF less than three years
7, The cause OF the separation as alleged
" both husband and wife is incompa-
sbiIity OF temper, attempt at life and
brutality.
4 october, 1888, that Miss Adele P.
Miner, the cighteen.year-old daughter
4 Jobn D. Miner, a very wealthy
SniIJrr living at No. GO West lSlst
.,,aet stood at the altar OF st. Andrews
i Tsnisconal Church, then at 127th street
h ~ p2Tk avenue, and was claimed as
~. .Ia briJc Of Baron Daniel Pelton Duttie,
v vi + ;"ingston. S. |. 1t was q brilliant
SoJding and the church editice was
sjIei With fashionable people OF staten
Island and this city.
TIE DUFFtE JEWELS.
TWAS Il wedding that was long talked
Il ioritwas known that the bride wore
+, tiar. Of diamonds which contained
.,r,a,bipc like 800 gems. 1t was only
o sy,'i niece Of jewelry Of many that had
S Sacn P IN rossession OF the DufIie family
i S,s, score, OF years. The Duties, by the
v,y are OF French lineage, and their
ancestors were pre-Revolutionary set.
tlers OF Staten Island.
There was the usual wedding trip ex-
ppdipc through several weeks, and
1en the return OF the supposedly hap
NJ connie 10 this city. Baron Duttie is
..sredi,ed with the possession of great
ysgltb, and most rightly, too. lie is
mi twenty.nine years old and holds
within his hands titles to vast estate
SIiWngston, 5. l., besides any amount
d property in this city.
Iiarlcmiics did not open their eyes or
Wonder Bit when upon the return OF
Me couple it was announced that the
snon had purchased a handsome four
sory brown stone residence at No l49
Wes, One Hundred and Twenty-frst
erect.
hing in the world, and there were
Young lady acquaintance Of the pretty
bide who looked with envious eyes
when they saw the latter installed in q
handsome house with exquisite fur
1khinga.
WONDER AT THE ANNOUNCEMENT.
There was not the faintest breath OF
n.picion that happiness did not reign
within those walls. Little wonder,
therefore, was it, when the Herald
stated Yesterday that tho couple Ind
isreed to separate and h0dgone to their
respective former homes, that Harlem
lie: and Staten Islanders opened their
.ye and ieigned unbelief. To-day the
brown stone house in West One Hun
iud and Twenty-frst street stands de-
phtelof its rich furnishings, and the
lin ITO Let" hangs out TO the winds.
Il il now known that happiness left
be Duties three days after the we'd
dHs. They were then in Washington.
Iht;ime Of the first quarrel is agreed
lg!Veen the parties, but as to the cause
tsieVi they differ.
vi. Dulio declares that while in the
E'.el dining room Mrs. Duffie entered
into Irritation with guest at an nd
dining table. For this he sharply
Npnmanded her. On the other hand
Ns Dutfe AYERS that her husband is of
ninsanely jealous disposition and that
nth thisis combined brutality.
MADE HER FLEE.
It was the latter and her husbands
threats that led her to flee from her
own home last Tuesday to tho house OF
her father, where she now is with her
little infant son. On that day, as the
result Of fight the day before, three
vans were employed to take Mrs.
Dulles household chattols to q storage
house
What she removed, however, she
claims was the gift fiber father, There
a'Gnamrlly two versions given OF the
hslt that took place the day previous
70 The breaking up of the homo. In
D9ih Of these there is no question but
What pair Of lady's scissors figured,
@e,guestion being just how.
,Af: DuiIic was away from home last
AoRGay uatil the afternoon, when he
returned to fad Mrs. DufIie seated at
leF sewing machine, Up to this time
Gc couple had occupied separate apart
hlcais. Mr DufIio notified his wife that
Twas his intention to close up and lock
le room 'hc was sitting in Tor his own
iP9rlment.
The wife denlurrel and rose from the
nachinc with her scissors and tape
IIeasure In haad. There was an OK.
sAahse Of angry words. Mr.. Dutiie
a9Sed toward the buck OF the room and
''''sd to one OF the sliding doors.
SCRATCHED MS HANDS.
Against the other Mrs. Dufie placed
Dor back and declared she had some.
ITS,nsto about that door being closed.
ine'e was scuille-in fact a clinch-in
nalSa the scissors made a few scratches
SloAe OF Nh, Duties hands. The strng.
sle continued for ten minutes, at the
g g Of which time Mrs. Dnifie had been
~ p backward upon the bed.
nyIh parties yesterday exhibited to
uethe result Of the fight. Mrs. Duffie's
arms were marked with black and blue
sPOs, while Mr., Duties hands were
sggiShed. Mr.. DutEie says the black
r taI, glnc spots are due to his having Ii
t gO,l llFs, Du!lle when she was WELDING
is,,s scissors. During the struggle Mrs,
t pgIIC told him ii he would lei 20 his
WGa she would not try to hurt him,
b %~ea ne did SO, he says, she flew al
~. again, and he was forced to throw
t ~ across the bed for his own protec,
y,llnne the fight there were loud call,
5%s,."e,sSerrant Mary. Both sides wanted
S sH, ms Dutiie wanted her for assist
DrSg, Tue husband as witness. Mr.
'"'V secured the scissors as evidence