The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
She is One of Three Wives of John Mcintyre, it is Alleg-
 ed, and May Now be
 in New Haven.
IS AN IMPORTANT WITNESS
The Journal Courier Has Been Asked to Find Her by Wife No. 2. Who is Seeking an Annulment
 of Her Marriage.

Do you know Georgia F. Taylor? She is woman that is very much in demand, especially in, certain guar ters, The .Journal-Courier, with its wide circulation.s has been asked to find her, if she is alive, and this morning publishes very excellent likeness of her toward that. end. It may be that she is known by the name of Mrs. John F.. Mcintyre now, but 'by any other name" information would come as welcome The reason thereof is as follows:
 There has been living in New IIa- ven Mrs Katherine Mcintyre. She is staying at the home of F. F.. Tower of l4 Garden street. Mrs. Mcintyre was .Jrmerly Miss Larkin of Worces- ter. She was married to John r. Me Intyre October 26, 1901, Not long after her marriage, however, like the proverbial "Needles-and- pins" man of the nursery rhymes, she found that her troubles began. She, first found, so she alleges. that she was the second wife of her husband and subsequently, that there was still another wife. Whether wife No. is living is a mat ter of great concern to her, as wife No. ?. The New Haven interest in the marital complication is the fact that wife No. 1, who was, or is, none other than the Georgia F. Taylor mem toned already, was for long time living in New Haven. When last defi- nitely heard of she was working in 1903 for the Monarch Laundry com pany. At another time she was work ing in Derby The maiden name of wife No. was Nella Thompson.
 Incidentally the husband of the three Is still living and there's the rub" If wife No. can prove that wife No. 1, the Taylor woman, was living at the time Mcintyre married ber in 1901. then certainly he can be proved bigamist without taking into consideration wife No. at all. and there will be ample grounds for the granting of a decree of annulment in the divorce proceedings which wife No. has brought and which will come up In court very soon. If on the other hand, the Taylor woman was dead at the time of her marriage. then wife No ? will take more par ticular pains to prove the existence of the third marriage, that to Nellie Thompson, who also would prove her husband bigamist, if she could show it true marriage. The third mar riage she says, took place in 1908.
 The divorce trial Is to come up at Cambridge, Mass. The first wife, the Taylor woman. was formerly of Fair fax, Vt. The much married husband now lives with wife No. 3, Nella Thompson that was, in Worcester She came from Antrim, N. H. 1 John T Mcintyre was for many years the foreman of the construc- ticn department of the New England Telephone company at Worcester. He is now in charge at the Worcester of fee of the Bell Telephone company, in the testing department in that same I city.
 The Larkin wife, who is wife No. 2, became weary of McIntyre's ways after her marriage and left him to go home to live in Vermont She subse- quently heard. so she says, that McIn- tyre married again after she left him and while looking into that case she
 found third marriage. which had
 taken place. It. is thought quite pos
 sible that the Taylor woman, who is
 wife No. 1, may be living at present in
 New Haven.