Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-11-22
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daughter of J. P. King, of Sand Hills,
Ga, has been so ~shamefully treated
by her husband that she las been
obliged to secure a separation from
him, and now lives in Paris.
Mrs. George STEELE, of Chicago,
daughter of T. Douglas Reid, Of New
York, divorced her American husband
in order to marry Sir Arthur Aylmer,
of Donadea Castle, County Kildare.
but was divorced from him after only
a years marriage.
Princess Ferdinand Co1onna, step
daughter of John w. Mackay, of San
Francisco, is separated from her hus-
band, who has on several occasions
acquired u~nenviab1e notcriety by at
tempting to kidnap her children. In
deed on one occasion she was COM
PEELED to fee to America in order to
prevent them from being taken from
her. lie insu1ted her treated her
cruelty.
Miss Winnaretta Singer. who is now
married to the French Prince Edmond
de Po1ignac, was formerly the wife of
the so-calIed Prince Louise de Scey-
Montbeliard, a nobleman whose title
is of unknown origin. His disgusting
behavior compelled her to obtain a
divorce.
Miss Nellie Grant, President Grants
eldest daughter, married Algernon
Sartoris, of England, and was so ILL
treated by him that she lived apart
from him during the greater part of
his life. His conduct was so bad that
his own father sided with her.
MISS WORKS UNSUCCESSFUL
MATCH.
The beautiful Miss Frances Work,
daughter of Frank Work, of New
York, married the Honorable James
Boothby Burke Roche, brother and
heir presumptive of Lord Fermoy. She
was insulted and i1l-treated by her
husband, who had a habit Of referr-
ing to her father as a low American
stock broker. She returned to this
country and obtained a divorce, the
validity of which he denied.
The novelist Rider Haggard's broth
er, William, married while attached to
the British Legation at Washington,
Miss Carolina Carroll, but deserted
her after a few years Of matrimonial
infelicity, Whereupon she returned to
the United States and obtained a di-
Vorce from him. She has since mar
-ied again.
Miss Emily Schaumberg, of Phi1a-
delphia, married Colonel Hughes Hal
lett, of England, but was compelled
to separate from her English husband
in consequence of the latter's dis
graceful conduct.
Miss Mary Plummer, daughter of J..
Plum1ner, Of New York, was Obliged
to secure a divorce from M. Georges
-Clemenceau, the celebrated French
statesman.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, former
~ Under Secretary of State for For
elgn Affairs in London, brother of the
Marquis of Lansdowne, married, in
1885, a daughter of W. J. Fitzgerald,
Of Litchfeld, Conn. His wife has
been compelled to leave him, and is
now divorced.
The marriage of Jennie Jerome and
Lord Randolph Churchill was any,
thing but a happy one. He was a
drunkard and the victim of a painful
disease. A separation between Lady
Randolph Churchill and her eccentric
spouse took place, and those who
know her best do not hesitate to de-
marriage to Lieut.. CORVALLIS West
that she has the life and
spirits which she enjoyed as q, young
girl.
The matrimonial m S cries of the
daughter of Mrs. Audenried, of Wash
ington, who is welded to the French
Count Divonne, are matters of COM
mon gossip at Washington. They
have been mainly due to the financial
exigencies of the Count, who insists
that his American mother-in-law
should support him.
Miss Corbin, daughter of DANE c.
Corbin, of New York, and niece Of
the late Austin Corbin. married Cap
tain Walpole, now the Earl of Oxrora.
After a few months of married life
he was made the defendant in a suit
for betrayal and desertion Of such a
character that a public subscription
was raised to enab1e the plaintiff, Misc
Wiedemann, to prosecute her claimS
Prince HatZfeldt, husband of thu
late Coils p. Huntington's daughte1
has beer in extreme financial difficult
ties eve since his marriage.
Then there is Miss Florence Garner
of New York, who conferred her hand
and her fortune upon Sir William Cor
don Cumming Immediately after the
close Of the so-called b~accarat trial,
which branded him for life as a card
cheat.
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