The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-27
TO
WE'D QUAKE HERO
NINE. EAME'S SUIT AGAINST
STORY SAID TO BE DUE TO
LOVE FOR MUSICIAN.
SOCIETY BREATHES EASY
After Artist-Husband Says His Wife
Mentioned No Names--Makes
Denial But Only Says
Its a Pity.

Philadelphia March 26. 6.-The minds
OF some society women will be set at
rest and those OF others will wrestle
with disappointment when they learn
that Nine. Emma Eames mentioned
no names in her bill of particulars
filed in her suit for divorce In West
chester county. N. Y. Julian Story,
the accused husband, himself is au-
thority for this statement, and he
made Il with a great sigh of relief.
you can say he said today. that
positively Nine. Eames mentions no
names. She only gives false instances
II can help it no names OF those
Nine. Eames, through lying gossips,
may have in mind will ever be
| known"
This information from the painter
was followed by practical connima-
ltiQn BY him and bis cousin GearGe
*'NDiVfrui, Of ~ II, X n HI I'LL
| tha1 leaked out tonight thai Madame
secure the divorce flIiat aigI1llpuah ah.s IN
marry musician In the Metropolitan
Opera orchestra, who has been very
devoted to her during the season and
for whom, since the ball masque incl
dent of last spring, The pfima donna
has shown considerable affection
Her Hero During Earthquake.
Her admiration for this musician,
| ii Is said became increased during
the San Francisco earthquake. When
the hctel in which the Conried com
pany was staying was tumbling down
in ruius and Caruso and the others
were tumbling as quickly as possible
TO places of safety and every man
was for himself and none for the
women, this mus.eia rushed to
| Madame Games room. helped her 70
escape at the risk Of his own life, and
during all the trying days afterward
made himself her protector. While
Mr. Story was sending perfunctory
Inquiries concerning her health the
musician was seeing that the singers
health was preserved Coming on top
of the ball incident and other things
/ "
Madame Eames saw a new light.
According, however. to close
friend Of Mr. story. the divorce pro
ceedings were agreed upon by the ar
tisi and his wife.
1T is not matter Of today, MOI
Yesterday" he said to his friend VIII
forced The subject upon him. M
wife and | have practically live
apart for two years. 1t is just this
unhappily-we have agreed to dis
agiee. have for her the creates
respect and though | thluk she ha
Been badly advised In this matter
shall do nothing TO put mp harsh dc
Tense.
Story is chivslry Itself
Like other men who have teVl
placed in similar positions. | shal
have 10 bear the brunt Of II, and mus
grin and bear It. ! shall not, ! mus
, not. will not do or say one word ina
would defend me II II wounded O
1 hurt her - the least. She Is won
an and in public life. and my desire
while absolutely denying The charge
Is not TO say an angry wo,d or d
. an unchiyalrous thing toward her
, Il have only the best aud kindl.e'
and gcntlest words to say Of her \
one knows her better than |. 10 on
shall have kindlier WORDS TO say
j. her now and always
The most unfortunate thing Is th'
she brought the action in New Norl
. with its well known drastic law
b divorce. II she had only been moi
5 considerate in that-lut shah n
e say one harsh word even Of that T.
p ward this IS Unable woman. ca
Z nnlr sar-the pity of IT,.