The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25
ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS AND
DINNERS FOR THE SINGER IN
LONDON.
HER THIRD ADVENTURE
George w. Young, President OF the
United states Mortgage and
Trust Company. TO Become Nord-
cas- Third Husband early IN Fall

Nordica has received royal cougrat
uiations on nrr approaching we'd
ulatious ON her approaching mar
riago to George ". Youug. which
will take place before her return
To- America In November, the cN.
act date, however. has no, yet
been fixed. Cousuclo. Duchess of
Manchester gave "a dinner Sat
urday night in honor ur Mime
Nordica and Mrs. Young and Mrs
titchic gave them a dinner sun.
day Afterwards the guests all ro.
paired q the house of Consuclo
Duchess of Manchester. where tnc
queen had dUuod. and Mime Nordi.
ca sang for her majesty after
which the qucu congratulated
Nine. Nordica and Mr. Young upon
their coming marriage.
George Washington Young was
born July /. 1851. In Jersey city
y. H. His father was Peter Young
Wio for yolrsi was the night su.
pcrIutrndont Of Colgatc's soap fac.
tory. while his mother was Mary
Crosby IIo is of Scotch and Irish
extraction and possesses the sterling
traits of both his parents
His first start In life was as an
office boy IN th" law offices Of
l.. and \. Zabriskic This was at
the age of l3. but later he entered
the Hudson county bank of Jersey
city and at the age of ~ years was
occupying the responsible position
OF receiving teller At the age Of
% he was the secretary and treasur.
cr Of the New Jersey Tile Guaran.
tee and Trust company rising to
the presidency of the same organ
iza'ion a year later
November 2S. 1889. Mr.. Young
was married in Jersey City to Miss
Natalie Bray Of that city.
The names Of Mime Nordica and
Mr. Young have been linked to-
gcthcr in gossip often since Mr.
Young's wife secured a divorce from
him. AS much as a year ago the
report that they were to marry
was spread. When these reports
were in circulation both Nine. Nor.
dica and Mr. Young denied them
saying that they were merely good
friends. Mr. oYung's first wife Sc
cured final decree of divorce from
him January &, 1905 Early last
spring Nine Nordica announced at
dinner party in New York that
she and Mr. Yonug were TO be
married soon.
In Mrs. Young's bill of complaint
she charged that Mr. Young had
lost all interest in her after he
had acquired wealth in Wall street.
When the divorce ease came to trial
Mr.. Young was not represented No
charges and the court could do moth.
ing but grant Mrs. Young a decree.
Two children, girl of lG and a
boy Of Il, were given to Mrs.
Young.
Nine. Nordica, who was Miss Lii
Ian Norton. and who was born in
Pennington. Me, about fifty years
ago, began her matrimonial career
I'm Paris in 1883. when she was
married TO Frederick Cover. an
American. Two years later the sing.
er brought a suit for separation
and this was still i'm process when,
about 1887, Mr.. Cover was report.
ed 90 have lost his life when max
ing balloon trip across the Eng
lish channel. In due time he was
acknowledged to be legally dead
though unConiirmed reports were
that ne had been seen in India
Nine. Nordica's claim against his
half million dollar estate was set
tied at $4,000,
In 1894 Nine. NordIca was sll7y
ing R,Ba in "LOhongrin I'm Beyreuth,
and al that Wagner shrine she met
Holtan Doehme, young Hungarian
tenor who was singing Parsifal that
year. Dochme finally follwed her 10
America. In Indianapolis they were
married on May 27 1897. But wed.
ded life with Doehme pallcd on the
famous singer and in January, 1904,
she obtained an interlocutory de-
cree Of divorce on the ground OF
misconduct. She accused him of
sQuandering 100000 of her money.
Piles Cured In D TO "a Days.
DATO OINTMENT 10 Puarantaab ~