Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23
in UPPER TENDON.
coleman Drayton Says His Wife.
NJ" h: VINO Was Augusta Astur. ..
III. III: {: Has Done Him q Wrong
HAllc;t RIA a, Borrowe, WHO Hollis
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/: f: rict>X, ~ th1 l3ad Man. -. +.

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O.: l:'4s little III a .tnr l,y,.i|t
~ ~. ,'tl'e tf ~ lin t,tftllu4 duel liz
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VII tte1 ltf j. ~u|''u*, j. <*nf,Ixi> l.. VIII
d l*hat tti sI1Hau i oi1:iu lwt, t,<tltiiufIfs
Ahd t4*elnt+l'+~t III this city. Tor >.ett,
tn lfotst:.t,f t'st husband .,..t he vi q
~ ts>rtl lily kta's. rhs. particulur 4 -,
'"r ttt"fted t+ i@ Mrz. J Crien, j,
l)Fa>ff'l', t't+ Augusta As'ur. T'ht
ttt~t H:'l - Coleman Uraytnn, "A tnelt.-
t'+r "ta wealthy nhd proud Pt,iufIel
tina ta'nit', and tt,e dis urt,er t- Hal
lrt At>op Rnrrowe. ~un If Sa1nneI II r.
r"Wt, v'et~nrt side.at nf The Euuitab't
Life Assurance Society. Both Bray.
t"n n'tt Kor'o~e are supposed to be
abnArd The steamer Maj-~tic, which
Will reAcn View Ynrk Monday.
1iI+ expected that a lively row will
luke pIaee on the Mujestic.
Thus the story ,un-: Mira. Dtaytoa
tniryed always to til. utmost the so-
ciaI pleasures which her beauty. aud
her sH'sltion gave her in abundance,
but Mr.. Drayton, with e1uaI nppor~
tuufter, preferred l,is own fireplace
amt ttte laughter Of h's Children. 10
Hey 'lr]fted apart, aud Mrs.. Drnytou
and Haflett Alison Borrowe, tuth he.
ing fund III the <A14e thing, soon grew
to he f"nd TT tacn other. Four years
Hg". while Mr.. DfAyt.,u wu* M II i!un. r
ll1G trip tn Eilfa nnrtl1wts NJ. HofrYWc
WAX n daily ei~i's'r As M,s. Dr tyton'-
villa. ''t' frequently tir4ve out with
tarr sst tler eAr1l+4e. Th. ct,u .hu,e II
VIII" l'rtst. III ti;e>e l,i+u<aut exct,r-
sh'ns Ettd t*eeh IN t}'e EMP pt at The
Dray1tt&s t*r six yrat., and had +.
tHalEur w 1th rNulg ii. rH-iIy u~*tht-
EIl'Itl t'tAir "Ilith tljt fmt,unn np+u+tt
"hen my lazy S., hsr uaif,ty t,ut,t M,
'i'v >'t,'. H. .%.l>', drank pr.,fu-4ty aud
d. itns's1y, bursting that the I>ra, tom
tlar*' no. i:l~ct1hrg. t'im,: ltousir.: If
ttrtn1,1 secrets hidden under th.
ttunt'I- row IT 9.It button u,l Ai~
e'ita>t. FL trtatsli hin u1.~tre>s with
>tut'ltu dl>r sl'ect. And wnen oae duv
~ht' threatened him with ttIscnArg~,
applied 10 tier AZ epifhet whatn l,1tatt+
liz kloAd burn in her cheeks s,:,e tnatl
Mr.. Dcay.uu, " ho went t, he coach-
ntA. ~lt.a the express ..1u:l,,~e III
nre e'klhE evrty hnnr ia his l,oAy, hu.
the |a't*r sutc@ns'ed IN pouring il.t' his
unwilling taf+ certain details witch
cum PEELED attendance, nnu bore The
stamp tf liuth. u h-r servants wcre
referred IL for confirmation, and II the
end the toacl1nau went quietty away,
and it Ii ~aid he look uuney IN hi,
purse.
Mfr, Draytnu was o1ious and i,n.
medlate]y ordered bis trunk packed.
aud his ct ildren pre- pared for jour-
ney. Mrs. Drayton btca:.,e frantic,
and emplored her husband ~ t tn leave
her, but If be insisted 10 ut leaet allow
her children to remain. He Was inex>
orsble, aud left the hou>e short time
afterwatd, accompanied by his child
Dirt Il, their nurse and governe<s. The
entire party went to Philadelphia, a
family conference was called, and ut
the urgent request of Mrs. Astor, Mr.
Drayton took biz family abroad.
Then, for time, at lepst 80 far as
the world knew, the dove of peace
ugAin took up it's abode in The Drayton
nome. But in the latter part at la It
year the Draytons returned tn Europe,
au1 took Il hou<e ut Wimbledon. Mr.
Drayton spent most of his time at the
st. jones club Ia Piccadllly, the child
rem spent theIfs witt. the nurse, and
Mfa. Drayton -~- Well, one day Mr.
Drsyton found her ut lunch at the
Middle Grand Hn&el, anh Mr., Rorrowe
was with her, for Mr. Borrowe had
found oecsslou to go tn Europe the
january following the Drayt ,ns. Ac.
cnrding to Rorr"we's friends, Draytnn
CAN'T upon them, accompanied by two
detectives, aut. said:
"Ah. caught you agatu! When ure
you Two xning to hnlt:" and lef the
room.
1t WIS not long afterwards tlat the
corresk"thI1 passed betwpan the
t"o men, ',nd Druyton t1lttcavnred .o
hrlng nhatlt u duel. Rorrowe WAS
ready enough, hul his secnnt!s, Hurry
Vnt,t- Millbunk aud Edward Fox, re-
fused 10 Atluw him to fight. They aay
thnt Drayton recently made charges
against his wife to l,er parents and
THEY agreed to pAy him rs 600 per year
nn't Sl6,0O1 per year fur their eilildren,
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