Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
DAzzLEO WITH DIAMONDS.
THE UNHAPPY WEDDING OF DE-
GENDER AND MAY.
Mrs. May Keller wants "a Divorce
From J. Il. KcIier-she says she
Was DaseIy Deceived-whnt the
WIFE Alleges.


The world has often stopped to re-
mark upon the frequent unhappy re-
suits Of unequal marriage, whether I'M
equal In age, station or In other re-
spects. The inequality In matrimo-
Mai alliances Is a prolific source for
tho divorce suits recorded so numer-
onsiy IN our courts OF Justice
divorce suit has Just been recorded
In the district clerks office which well
illustrates the infellclties which usually
result from, tha nuntinta M Decenber
,,.,.,, ~,
~" nay
MRS. May Keller. through her at
torneys, W. Il. Strange and w. X. Nc
r.a,trv b,s nIsd n sntt In tho distrlct
- -,
court once OF iarrahl county "HhihB
for a divorce from her husband, j. L.
Keller.
M, tya,,ar ooo,,,,i., ,,,r1so,,o ,,ro,,-
'' uP's9 n'''"'V''N p'Np
erty NJ the corner OF FIRST ana husK
streets. In this city. He IN a retired
cement nayInp contractor and has the
.,.,..t IL, .at,t,,
VI Do''S fu'.'
The bill for divorce relates mat Mrs.
Keller WAS ~ YtdfA OIL uKt III loNt anu
that al. ,yaa ranrsd hv biphI1 ,ntelli-
-,
gent ana fehheu people anu reoel'eu
the advantages Of an excellent educa-
tlon. nnd Furthermore that although
t,,. eo,.,,,.. go. 40, ,,,a.t,h,, 90, tbev
We're able TO give her such "dNhh-
tages that she had many sultors who
so,vht 10 ved her and thnt abe would
hhNe seieoleu one rom 'he ""''ip'i
of her admirers had It not been for
the misconduct and fraud OF tine de-
PENDANT. j. II. Keller. which today pre-
vents her from being happy ana hon
Ored wife. She represents thut Keller
made her acquaintance and at once be
came euamorcd with her charms and
sought In every way In his power to
induce her to marry him. earnestly be-
sldglng her parents and friends to in
tercede FOR him. representing that he
was possessed OF great wealth, having
$50 900 In money and property. He
posed TO them as "A retired merchant
who fved at his leisure. having no
necessity 10 work. possessing an In
come from HE property. To the young
woman he sought To wed and her
friends no pretended that he was "
yenra of age He Dressed well and
unde n brilliant displav of blazing din-
uond rlnps and nrnntnents 20 that
thev we're dazzlpd nv his ostentntton
Of venith He made protcstatlons of tho
deenest love Tor hsr and told her II
sbe ,youla INT Income his bride she
shouId lice Ia LUXURY all her life. She
,yn,,id INV, scrvnnts IN yvoit upon her
All Ia, ,,.,,,i,i i,,,lsb ,,nrc, unon nor
e,'c,, Tho htIe ~ bis fortune he nrom,
isaj No y,n,,id ,iv, nor So eIonunnt
80. Ia. ,tar,tt,f,a tb,t bo nc,sund nd
no., thnt Ia nhtdo ,vin, rim was 10
-. 90" n', t,i,,s,r,,, "a, inYury ana love
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u,o,o,.,s Observation-Disclosures ana abe become
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n,nm"ri,, NM hc NM ,n,In on ths
P'"l',l'S N'"' Nv i"u "'"u' "" w
wh IN ahe asked him TO do 40 he scorm-
| ftlly sneered Mt her md asked he,. n
abe supposed he was going to keen
such a promise. The head and front