Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-27
DIVORCED
But READY
TO MARRY
Anna Gould, Emma Eames and Mlz'
ner All to Marry Again

New York, July 27.-Man that f.
born of woman is Of few days and
full OF fool notions.
Yesterday he is married and today
Inc visits Sioux Falls and tomorrow
lhe is to be found at the Little Church
Around the Cornor, begging for an
otber whirl at the matrimonial whee!
Of misfortune.
For instance, there is Wilson Miz-
rer, whose marriage to Mrs. Charles
IT. Yerkes shortly after the death
OF her millionaire husband was con-
sidered more than a seven day SEN
lsntion. For time the question IS
TO whether Miner and Mrs. Yerkcs
v ere really married was as absorbing
as "How old is Ann?" An undue
amount of electric Juice was expend-
ed in spreading the glad tidings Of
MiZners matrimonial exploit TO the
four corners Of the earth. Then the
popular interest subsided, the ex-Mrs.
Yerkos tired of her young Lothario
and secured a divorce and Miner
was relegated to the comparative
obscurity of tavern keeper on West
Forty-n.rth street.
Now Miner Is TO be married again,
this time to Mrs. Helen Green, a
pretty grass widow who writes clever
stories of theatrical and Bohemian
life for the Morning Telegram. Mrs.
Green recently secured an interloCu-
tory degree OF divorcee from her hus-
band, Burt Green, also a member Of
the Morning Telegraph stan. As
soon as the final degree is granted,
In about month, she will become
Mrs.. Wilson Mizncr II.
Miner aud the lady In the case
nrst met seven or eight years ago,
when the father OF the former was
minister to Guatemala and the pros
pective Mrs. Miner was travelling
through Central America with her
parents. Later the couple met IN
Nome, Alaska, where their friendship
was renewed Mrs. Green recently
took apartments in the Rand hotel,
wholly ignorant OF the fact that
Miner was It's manager and part
owner. They met by accident and
Miner began the impasslonate court
ship that Is soon to end at the altar.
Eamcs 10 Marry Again.
The lnterlocutory decree of divorce
granted TO Nine Emma Eames, the
opera star from her husband, Julian
Story, the noted portrait painter be-
comes final today and Nine. Eames 6
now free TO marry again-a project
which she Is said 10 be considering
seriously. The divorce proceedings
were instituted before Justice Arthur
$. Tompkins at White Plains and the
decree entered on April %, TO be-
como final In three months. Several
names have been mentioned as of men
who are open aspirants to the hand
OF Nine Eames. but the fortunate one
Is not yet known.
Mime Eames ana Mr., Story were
married in London In 1891. The
match was violently opposed by the
families of both. They established
homes In Paris and Italy, spending
most OF their time for several years
after their marriage In the French
capital In time ineompatibility de-
yeloped aud MIR. Story took up his
residence In Philadelphia where he
became an invalid. For the last Ave
years the couple were wholly
estrange. On the occasion of the Wis
its OF Nine. Eames TO Philadelphia
she did not visit her husband, Ru-
mors that another woman had sup
planted the opera singer In the heart
of the artist were circulated In Phlla-
delphia, and it Is believed that Story
and the Philadelphia woman. who Is
said TO be beautiful and wealthy, will