The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-29

tho proceedings to the last minutiT.
vas IL thus TINT hoy OF ~ Years and 10
and lis tutor and Gindiy Jed to ihS altar pI S|
secrecy contriyed by herself anu viii viii ali TIC
instrnmentnlitics Of her device complete and
When my eldest son. Walker went to New
York. M Ihave related in the Ducey letter. his
o s1 t not he
be annulle,l by reason Of his youth. He was
met witt, the assertion that u was too late for
any proceedings tn set aside the marriage. be.
cause alter the marriage the bride instead OF
returning to her mothers. had taken passage
steamers on Long Island sound: She rc.urne vi
from boston to New York the following day
snH Gn r TIN r. NHSs' BY Wa i iaGs
from bringing 1t to my knowledge.
asy Of tic ASSERTION that Mrs. Blaine ,si Sro oRs
until May. 1887. eight mouths, after tho mar.
called Upon her twice during her t two lays
stay. The next time she saw hrr was month
Inter, When about to sail for Europe on, the
| 18th OF June. she was single day in New York
| and saw the young woman on taking leave.
At the end Of fourteen months We returned
Now, York. We found that in our absence my
son sol, hid nd, not only snent ms entire allowances.
at e. Vol 10Th a Sy m WIZ sh tmI
come down TO Augusta and hive heir future
;lesermineh at a tamily council They arrived
Mrs. Blaine was absent from home on Visit.
md returned on MONDAY afternoon. the 10Th.
within twp or three days learned the de-
! lie, and ater, fuil consultation with Mrs:
that they should come 70 live at Augusta and
my Winters in Wasl ington this house t Would
| being large, 1 proposed to lay for fuel and
l'sl,t and the Wages OF INN servant and
cnrr R also assured i" them !" 's in a adj
dition the sum of S2.:1OO year until my son
should be able to earn an il, inc" i Of that
Tow FEET Distant Ny son , went ,immedaiely
just what my offer was. Her reply was that
she W"nld not stay in Ansns'a on my .onsd
by her DECISION and for the first time Informed
his mother and myself u his discomfort and
unhappiness. a fact which wa not before
known. butWhich was not Received with sur
We then learned that during our absence in
from her. aud her refusal to accept the resi-
irnce in Augusta was merely the last Of II
I'd to make tinir united life inipossiDlc and
which led finally to separation. Disaster is
only psar ths %" MssK Fl h srh
wife stayed at Augusta i h-cnmc latent I"
every member o. my family, aud 10 every Wis
separation was the least Il isastrr to be dreaded.
The immcdinte occasion Of her departure
%@S y sG dSS ohs y WHITES Some at dor my
inonts for Which l telegra phed Twas occupied
Wt h viii D % e ss St wt nnd he
sp"" S %n sa tn Sept l. " Thsra T icing
VA, x"sn, st"r% to Monst s. at sT1h
nmed ns at %tHs s%or f. On n ant Alter ne
wife had gone to New York at ]; j; NJ. eight
@ SSaf1 s s home s thu, k as well that james
Mrs. Blaine iad strongly disarrroyed of her
doarturSe an" 7; had t9rnestly urge. her to re.
would, not follow his wife, or that the i'm MI
n,ent ;i,,al separation would com" 50 soon: but
TO- 10 New York alone with tho infant
friendly feeling toward herself than toward
every other member Of the family except my
Finding tho Young woman determined tn
e.. and iores"cinG the iii flicu.tins in the path
provision made for their support. Mrs. Bain"
repeatedly balr her rene Ter that she would
ten ter years or Or for ,SEo life that he shond
Eav the very h"st 9 care Hn amd M W'c t
she would put his mother undcr no conditions
whatever. and that whenever she wished the
offer was not accepted, but it was not declined
It appeared to be received in the same
THUS my danshter- in.Iaw left my I pomss H tha
'h% only h9 a MhiGh NY son coald provide for
whose temper and tone are sufficiently inui- |
cat"d by n single cNtract
y yo@ SnsT r., VIII" y%n lett What h
i"a ar"rs Why aid YOU not t".Tsh n ma
NJ; let to e s T' Fl "%' . n.vs s SSf.n f
ni to a. of XIII msea not % s . an Until
no, her. to have ny affairs discussed among th-neivn
IN" s you can address the New 2"fk win
This was signed simply MarcNcvins Blaine.
ON ON re ,n tm nr mote ny f9n declqred viii
Just forty-four days after this wirul de-
ianied BY her mother Mrs. Sevins. my I sFanG
SON ma, and his nurse. At tn" moment Of their
anr Wh Sse ws Wsff and "G sossS Gny
Elaine at once arose dressed, and went duwn
stairs having previously instructed her maid
met Mrs, Nevins. Neither lady lady n n.!vannsI
but IRON Mrs. Nevins. seconded by her au Tx.
ter camS charles r. against her son and herself
called in for the frankly expressed purpose so. of
acting 81 re restraint upon the elder Visitor
Of tho statements OF the Judge
1T Deadwood Before leaving forthe West.I
Of f., thu return Of her dauglter-in. law,
u word since the separation has becn
written by her. nor has sHe seen my sons wife.
eXcert on the street IN New York. when not II
was entirely free ~ restraint was ATTEMPTED
the div Of his wife's departure he was MS
strongly Determined as %n the day Of her d
Far he 1t from me to hold my son hlam eess,
though when his youth. his uncompl"ted edu.
home. the exchange OF life full Of homes and
authorizations for nrematnre cares and I'm
cd. hold him more sinncd against
han SHINING. But his mother. at no
separate this man and his wife. On the CON
rary she did not fail. bv lihcrality. by con-
>ideration. ana by eNtenuation. to foster in
very practicable way their hnrpiness-ir han.
piness to them had been. possible,
JAMES q. BLAINE"