The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-29

tanAie in theif marriages Afid tine.
c.h scarcely nuke Adans excuse nui
ay ~rle women Thou eavest mo oh
rw9' for in most casea il las bee.
tae wife who bias unered wrong 40 th
mals of tie husband 81 at ieast 81
evidence p The divorce courts secm
to ase hofao ont this theory
Through a long series of yc1rs ttcr
has been string III divorce cases oi
tral here ir the Allegheny county COURT
which attracted attention thr1uehou
use country
list Led by rhaw
one of Tile earlier Thaws his name hai
becn forgotten Just for the msment
started the ist That was the famou
lntian pr,ucessf trial Glorious ol,
'ron Marshall Allegheney county
most famous crmhaI lawyer made hi
reputation in the trial Of that case
Cuba II Quit was the princess SHE
married Thaw At least the wort,
recognized thcm as married, and th'
uan newer made any denial OF IT, She
knew itte of her husband OF his ante
oedents. when he died she was ad
vsed TO sue for her widows dover o
his ricl estate
only the Older people OF tie natioi
renembcr that trial today, but it wai
qu 90 the most remarkable ever trie,
here The Thaws won although th'
popular verdict WAS IN favor of tn,
dusby ] Han girl who had alcdgcd he
life aad Ter honor 20 the scion Of Tho
Th3ws AT that remains In Pittsbur.
today 10 rec, that famous trial IS az
alley nanied far The Indian princess
II was a rich scandal while It lasted
Buried somewhere under the dust o.
two generations in the Allegheny couuu
court house are the records Of the fanf
Gus cuba &. Quit" claims TO Ills dy
ing day Tom Marshall maintained The
Indian woman had been wronEcd be
cause of her color
Legend Of Indians Curse.
There Is legend that when denle,
even the honor OF wlfehood that the In.
dian woman pronounced curse on the
name Of Tfaw. Whether she did or not
the family has certainly suffered from IL
shareof tragedies ana scandals.
old Wihiam rhaw. founder OF the fan
ily never went through the divorce
courts but he had his own troubles. III
Is Snown only as christian gentleman
philnnthropist husiucss man of remark
able ability rhefact that hig wife di,
not live with him for Years because O
his fondness for the society Of other wo.
men. particularly young girls is not ex.
plotted SO much as his good deeds II,
maintained big losise down N Fiftl
avenue. whore he carried on as suiteJ
bis tastes. while his wife AID the chill.
drcL lived out in the East Eud The
family visited him often
Some Recent Sensations.
or course the cases of William Ellis
Corey president OF the United States
steel corporation Harry Kendall Thaw
and Augustus lIartie. the millionaire
paper manufacturer of this city or just
now crowding the newspapers They
are each sensational enough in ever,
way Corey, lifted from comparative
poverty as clerk in coal office an so
"a month TO position whore he presided
over the business OF hinion-dollar cor.
poration lost his head over a chorus girl
TIE wife he had married when she was
"a house servant FOR his fa3her would not
do for his exalted station lie wanted To
he rid ~ her aad tho dlvorce suit re
Gently filed by the wife ln Nevada is the
result
Augustus Harie Is now endeavorlne
70 prove his wife Is moral degenerate
and has oamed negro as correspondent
Ia hts divorce ease.
Blaine Jr's Troubles.
james a. Blaine Jr.. was Pittshurger.
ilis father was born and raised hut a
few miles outside Of the city ana he
met and married his first wife here. She
was Miss Mary Nevm o9 this city. sli5
was pretty actress with "a brilliant en-
iecr ahead Of her She probably thought
an alliance with the son Of the drst
statesman of the dsy would bring laurels
20 her she could reach mo other way II
brught hcartaches ana SHE sued tim for
divorce She married pr Bum "A famous
surgeon 81 New York Young Blaine
again entered thr matumonml market
and welded Miss Martha IItchborn.
shc is now suing him FOR divorce.
Lawrence G. Puipps nephew OF Henry
Phip2s, PARTNER of Andrew Carnegie is
another phtshurg Millionaire whose mar
ued llfe did not prove happy. There
was much sensational testimony could
hafe been brought out in tho trial Of
that case but it was not The divorce
wac secured quietly and now IL Is said
the diyorcces are casting shoep's eyes
at each other. and n they were remnr-
rbd % would not surprise anybody
Romance Of Hart M'kee.
Hart Mckee son OF the millionaire
glass man and traction magnate married
Ida sutton she stood IL as long as she
could and sued for divorce on the
grounds Of gross cruelty. negligence and
nonsupport He settled that by paying
her $4,000 and not contesting the d.
vorcc. A messenger waited here the
day the decision was handed down and
the instant il was over he started with
"a TRANSCRIPT f0r New York Arriving
there ne placed the transcript In Hart
Mckee's hands at O'Clock tie next
morning That afternoon license was
gnnted Mckee 20 we'd the heautlful
Denver widow Mrs Tevis. They were
married aud started at once for Europe
sailing that afternoon They have not
disturbed theserene pool OF Plttshurg So
clety since
James King Clark apa bis "y,olot
bride are known wherever divorce afo-
oeedmgs are read ne was son and heir
~ the ironmaster Charles Clar6 lie
married Miss Edith Bartlett and the
honeymoon never ended. Tor the divorce
suit begeu TOO soon. Mrs. CLARK testified
lu ,he iisl of her divorce case that fer
hasbaud became repugnanf 20 her the
rrst iime she slW him taking on his