Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23
GIVEN DIVORCE ON STATUTORY
 GROUNDS
Wife 6 Prominent Mieilig Man aad BToker, fomerly Resi-
 ddnf 0f Bisbee, Secures a Legal Separation In Chicago

A ernminent mining man and brok. CT. c. n Temiinsou. at one time 8 res ident R Bxshac and secretary of the Copper Glance Mining Company be Ssrc hiB departure for Chicago, has been divorced by his wife on the ground of adultery.
 whfIe in Bisbee Mir. and Mrs. Tom linson resfded on Mason Hill. In up per Tombstone canyon. and moved in the besf society. They apparently lived happily together here. and frnods of the coapie say they were de voted tu each other. Tomlinson was first employed after his arrival in Bis bee as assayer for the Copper Queen Company. Later he began investing in mining stOcka and was one of the prcnsoters of the Copper Glance com pany. AS soon as the company was organized Tomlinson was given the DO sitiur uE secretary. He later cleaned up large sum of money on Copper Glance sfDck. unloading his shares at the prite of fifty and sixty cents ?er share 69tu. all went well in tie Tcul1fmoa household.
 Alter tho Copper Glance company went tn tho wall Tomlinson opened a mining bcolzcra office in the Bank of Bisbea bsiIdfae. but soon had visions ef hrnader aeid in Chicago. his for mer h8mes and vent to the Windy City. wfeze he opened a brokerage of fioe h tie Stock Exchange building About kha same dime he inserted ao advertisement for young lady stcnos- rapher- She wxs pretty and petite, and 6om the time che entered the of. Ace of TUmiinson. the rich mining broker began toepend less Of his time in the cDBpnn Of his wife. The at tractf,as oe- the young lady stenogra- pher fnr TOmiinson were greater than those of his faithful wife. who had struggled by his dde in times of ad- versitv as we'll as pros Final lv TcmIfnson went to h. e and con fessed his love for the .t..er woman, and fcr the past year sr. and Mrs. Tomifnson have not teea living to- gether. eliminating in a suit for di- rorce oU the grounds st: :,e'.
 Tte Eoang lady in tho ,se is Miss Margaret Paula Irwin he deoree of MEurce was rendered on December sth. nHa the broker depai ted the rext day for Goldfeld, Nevada, where he and the pretty young stenographer are to be- married. Before leaving CGica- go Mrs- Tomlinson threatened her former hrsband that if he ever return cd to that city with the woman that sfe Uouid have them arrested on the cnarge upon which the decree for di- ;yorce E2s granted. In the suit for
 toyrce Mrs. Tomlinson was awarded
 e sum of $35o0 by the court. Tom
 hson swore that he was only worth
 o0o, thar he had lost heavily of late
 a specAiating in mining stocks, and Sas comparatively a poor man.
 Ere this time Miss Margaret Paula Irwin Is Mrs. c. E. Tomlinson Num- Der ?. and the newly married couple are living in Goidfields.
 The Tomlinson divorce story reads similar to many printed in. Chicago and Pfttsburg papers. Son,e poor mecs made suddenly rich, undergo a decided change in their domestic habfta. and it is usually the good, faith. fui wife who is cast aside by a piii- headed husband who is caught up in the mad whirl of the smart set wno trayd the fast pace to which they have bee naccustomed.
 AR E0nlinson has the sympathy of 8 large circle Of friends in Bisbee in tha unhappy continuation of mis- placed confidence in a fickle husband.