The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-02
Widow No Longer De-
mes That She IS
Again a Bride.
!" MARRIED, THAT'S ALL"
Groom Considers Himself
Fortunate and Accepts
Congratulations.

NEW YORK. Feb All doubts re-
garding the marriage Of Mrs Charles
7. Yerkes, widow Of the traction mill
honaire 10 Wilson K.izner. the young
Califcrnian, were removed today.
Mrs. Miner, as she may now be cali
ed, admitted that the marriage had
taken place on the evening of Tuesday.
January 80. The only reason for the
misrepresentation on the subject, il ap-
pears. WAS the desire Of Mrs. Mizner %
keep the fact Of marriage. secret for
ten days or so.
Mozner Moves In.
Mrs. Miners admission Of the fact
was gained just before noon, following
the entry Of her husband into the
Yerkes mansion 10 take up his perman-
ent residence there. Mr.. Afizner came
in a cab. attended by a valet who car
ried fWO dress suit cases. He appeared
10 be in a happy frame Of mind. and
smilingly told the reporters that he
had come 20 move into his new home %
Rev. DT. Andrew Glllies. who married
the couple. filed today in the bureau OF
vital statistics the certificate OF mar
riaRe. The document certihes that
Wilson Mizner and Mary Adelaide
YeTkes were united in hoIy matrimony
according 10 the laws OF the State OF
New York on the thirtieth dEy of Janu-
airy, in the year Of our Lord. one thou
sand nine hundred and six, AT New
York"
The paper Is signed by r. X Waller.
secretary to Mrs. Yerkes. now AIrs-
AIizner. and Joseph L. Eastland both OF
whom witnessed the ceremony.
Glad 10 BE Home.
Soon after the arrival OF Mr.. Miner,
a reporter rang the bell Of the Yerkes
mansion and sent in his card 10 NJ.
Miner In a minute the butler returned,
invited him TO enter and ushersd him in
TO a small japanese room, where the
reporter was requested TO take seat.
Mr.. Miner entered shortly.
Glad &c see you in your new home. "
said the reporter
Il am glad to be here, replied Mr..
MiZner. Continuing he said.
Mrs. NIizuer would like to see YOU
In the narl0T but she is slightly indis-
Dosed. Ii YOU will come into the court.
however. she viii talk 10 you from the
balcony"
Niizner then led the way TO the court.
II is a large nall around which are
statues. palms etc When Mime: reach
ed the court he gave an oral signal ana
a second later Mrs. Mizuer appeared al
the balcony. She was dressed in light
crean-colored morning wrapper Her
hair was very much disheveiled- stand
ing at the railing OF the balcony ana
tai ying down TO the reporter, she sald-
Somewhat IndispOsed.
4 am very sorry l cannot receive you
downstairs IN a more formal manner"
she said. Il am feeling somewhat indis-
posed this morning and / must beg your
indulgence.
Il hope you won't say am eighty
wears old" she continued with laugh
Her husband smiled.
There has been some misapprehen-
sion concerning your marriage 10 Mr..
AIizDer. said the reporter. but I sup
pose this was due 10 outside friends"
wei. now" said Mrs. Mizner. that
is the incest thing YOU have said YETI
do you care TO make a statement
asked the reporter.
4 don't know" she replied smiling.
Il am married That's all there is TO
The reporter then offered his felici-
tations and wished her a long and hap
pv Ufe. Mrs Miner thanked him. and
retTeated 10 her boudOir
The reporter then rendered his con-
gratulatiOns 10 Mr.. Miner. adding,
'You are most fortunate young man."
Thinks He's Fortunate
Yes replied Mizner. Il consider
myself very fortunate. This is one or
the happiest days Of all my life"
IN answer to questions about the mis-
regarding the marriage.
Mr. AIizner said IL was the intention OF
Mrs Miner TO keep the fact or the
marriage for ten days or more and
thar they cannot understand how the
news Of the wedding leaked out
Asked IL q trip was contemplated,
Mr. Miner stated that he has no plans
at the present time, and could not say
anything on that poins.