The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-01
Mrs. R. F. Tyson Sues for a Divorce.

lSpecia! to THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch
NEW YoRK, Feb. 29-Mrs Robert T.
Tyson has fulfilled the expectations of a
large circle of interested friends py COM
mencing suit for divorce against her hus-
band. Mrs. Tyson is now resident of
Gankton, South Dakota and the dispatches
say that she has at her disposal a magnifi-
cent r sldence, nurse, maid and unlim-
tied cases of champagne. The maid is an
interesting feature of the Tyson domestic
complication, for she has stood by her mis-
tress through thick and thin and has been
her constant companion. Mr.. and Mrs
Tyson were married in ST. Augustine,
Florida, in 1878. AS Ida Rowe, she was
was well known in New York society.
Mrs Tyson's domestic troubles began sew
eral years ago. Mr.. Tyson was a broker
About three years ago Mr.. Tyson gave up
business ana now passes good deal of his
time at his club. M S. Tyson spent last
summer at Greenwich, Conn. Harry
keene made frequent trips up the Shore
road about that time. People saw tim
drive away from the station at Green witch
IN stylish vehicle. in company
a pretty little woman about thirty-tive
years old, with black eyes, and a maid
Mr.. keene is a staiWart bachelor of about
hIty-1ve years, with gray hair and NOUS
tache. He is a brother OF James r. Keene
and came with him from California. He is
said 10 be rich. He lives al Delmonico's.
After Mrs. Tyson returned from Green
Wlch she and ner maid dined at Delmonicos
almost nightly with Mir. keene. Mead
while, Mr.. Tyson ontlnued to reside on
Madison avenue, which mouse Mrs. Tyson
is said TO own. But their relations
were not cordial. Thanksgiving week, last
Novemo Der, Mrs. Tyson prepared for long
residence away from New York 1t was
given out that she was going west and
south for the winter Just before the 10 30
fast train for Chicago left the station the
morning OF her departure, MIR. knene and
Mrs. Tyson appeared there. Mrs. Tyson
was dressed in black and while sitting in
the station was so nervous and sgitateu as
to attract attention. She kept hold of her
sisters arm, while the maid ana Mr.. Keene
checked their three large trunks. MIR.
keene was provided with Chicago tickets
He was one of the party when they
reached the Leland hotel, Chicago.
The party stayed three days in Chicago.
Mr.. keene went to Dakota too.
and in about two weeks returned
to New York. Mr.. Tyson, it is believed,
knew long ago of his wife's intentions, and
ls quite wiling mat she should secure the
divorce So IS Mrs. William Pollock, to
whom, the story goes, Mr.. Tyson will be
wcGued when he is free.
On top OF this came the announcement
last week o. the engagement of Mr. Will
am Pollock to Mrs. James Kern ocnan, the
wedding to take place before Easter. Mrs
Kernochan is Il staid matron, some ten
Years the seniar of her betrothed, who has
So, 0O0 year, but has lived unostenla-
uously. Her husband was a brother of
james, Frederick and the late Frank Ker-
nochan. Mrs. Pollock had been a Miss
Dawson, of New Orleans, and was a charm
ing young widow, Mrs. Greenough, when
she met MIR. Pollock at Yale college COM
mencement. a hasty marriage followed at
the desire of the young widows father
The lies private fortune served for both
until two years ago, when the old Dakota
story was told again. Mrs. Pollock Sc
cured the divorce. The eossips say that
whom Mrs. Tyson shall become Mrs.
Keene, aud Mrs. Pollock makes her third
venture as Mrs Tyson, and Mrs. Kerno-
chan forgets her years in wifely happiness
as Mrs. Pollock, why. the blue book must
needs be revised.