The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05
ONCE MT B. IOUIe'S NM.


1he departure from seattle o. Bart scrs-
Yer. night bartender ut The Hotel eenstle
0Af. and that Of 11lne Edna Tyuer. for
merry Mrs. Nathaniel b. Youne. Wednes-
Gay night are said to have been promp&ed
cy Similar reasons. The report u that
tnsy have been married It II said 70
have bsen IN eIopemsnf TAe child az
MA XounG. Of which her divorced hus-
band now IN the Philippines, n the father.
ms been LETT behind b the care Of Mr.
and Nrs Toung. r.. Of ~ Stewart street
ana the grandparents win probably apply
% the courts Tor IT. custody. This closes
the direct interest Of the Youn9x In The
mosenaents At their sx-daushter-ln-law.
u seems that SERVER and Miss Tynee
have fer some time had fascination for
each other. the former came from spo-
Kane last spring and went to work behind
the Seattle hotel bar. where he soon b.
came pronounced fayorite with the ha-
oatues OF that establishment h took q
room AZ the homo OF the Youngs. and he
ana the young woman. who wAs living
there with her little son. York. became
much attached 20 each other.
ThSngs went On for many weeks. say1
Mrs. Young. tho couple ahsenting them
selves more and more from home. going
to picnics thezterS. dinners. etc.. until the
mother-tn-law thought u WAS tina 20 call
halt. and accordingly told SERVER that
he must betake himself thence. He went.
but Miss Tyner continued to zee him. by
meeting him outside and By his calling 1t
her home.
Last Tuesday . Newspaper came down
from Whatcom, where SERVER h employ
ed IN saloon. containing the announce
ment that SERVER was fitting up = house
for himself and soon expected 'his family
to join him." The paper was sent BY
SERVER 20 Ara. Young. Or. The next day.
Wednesday, the former Mrs. Nat Young
too little York out % have his picture
TAKEN" and In the early evening came
back with Bert SERVER at her side
Against the circumstances Of Mrs Young
she went out. ostsnssbly to take dinner
with SERVER. and has not been seen In Sc
attic since. The Ycungs believe she 70 The
family that was expected al whatcom
and that the couple have been married.
1T = all over with her" said Mrs.
Young at her home last night: I'VE shall
never TAXA her back again. and We should
not have taken her this last time II Il
had not been for Nathan's pleading letter
from Manila that we look out for and
take care OF Dean"
The early romance OF Edna Tyner and
''Nat'' Young - quite familiar TO people
OF Seattle. They were married eight years
ago. when the girl was only II and the
boy but q year older. They had the usual
beautiful life for = few years. when the
alleged acts Of the wife made the hus-
band despondent When 10 was so III. his
parents NY. ~ to scarcely b able to
travel. he went to San Francisco to get
rid Of his disappointed home life, and was
ave months In . hospital there. While he
was gone he wrote hack TO his parents that
II the wife wished to get q divorce to let
her have Il. The divorce was secured in
December. 1897. and with the outbreaking
Of the 6panish-AmericAn war Young en-
listed in the Fourth cavalry and went 20
Manila.
His divorced wife remained at several
places for the next year or %. and the child
was ulaced Ia the charge OF a German
woman In the south end. Things were not
80 pleasant there a. the grandparents
wished and they finally took charge OF IT,
Then mother and child came 20 the fam.
lily domicile.
Nathaniel b. Young II now with Gen.
Lawton In the Philippines, and because
OF his knowledge OF Spanish and general
intelligence has been made clerk and
given duties that are pleasant. He II now
believed to be . mess steward