The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
JeffreyS Martin and James de la
MOntanya Are Married
in Alameda
"HE CAN'T COME BACK
HERE" SAYS MARQUISE
Simultaneous kilograms Tell
Parents of Both of the
Wedding
AGES OF IMPETUOUS
LOVERS I9 AND Is

II NO messenger boys, moved by
the same mystic wire. operating
= several blocks apart at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. stimuli
taneously rang the electric bells at
1880 Pacific avenue and 1900 Vallejo
street and showed two yellow kilograms
~ respectively Msrquise James F. de
Ia Nfontanva and Mrs. Moses J. Lyon.
Miss Jenreys Martin and I were
married at Alameda this afternoon.
JAMES FRANCIS DE LA AONTANYA.'
read one message.
'Mr James Francis de Ia Montanya
and were married at Alameda this
afternoon. JEFFREYS MARTIN read
the other
Then there was cranking in hot
haste and the perilous skid Of bound
ing tires of for the Alameda ferry TO
zee If the marriage could not be an
nuled or something before the ink was
dry
But the clan Of De Ia Montanya and
Of the Msrtin-Lyon were not fast
enough to check the course of true love
when the true lovers were aged ls and
IS respectively. ,The license gave the
groom-s age as % but that were a
polite fction of romance)
Barred From Home
They can't come back here" de-
-lared Marquise de la Montanya last |
evening at the RegiIlus apartments, /
1850 Pacific avenue.
IT am the boys guardian and the |
arIy person who can interfere or hin !
Jane de a Montanva. grandmother Of
the impetuous lover. What shall I
Go? Well I want to see the girl first
but I understand that her people
are rather nice and that her step father
is a good architect"
II don't see what they wanted TO
elope for" said the spokesman Of the
Martin-Lyon family at 1900 Vallejo
street last evening. Il don't see why
she didn't tell the family that she
wanted 10 marry de Ia Montanya and
then they might have been married in
peace"
Is Youth Of 10
Young de Ia AIontanya is only 9
years of age. and there came the rub
with his family. The De la Montanya
family is Of noble French extraction.
the head OF the house bearing the title
of marquis distinction instore for
the young benedict and now enjoyed
by his father. Likewise, it has achieved
more than its share Of notoriety. In
July. 1909, Mrs. Loreua de Ia Montanya. |
divorced wife Of James de la Montanya
and stepmother Of the son, killed her
self under peculiar circumstances in a
fat on Mob hin.
She was entertaining as guests two
men and a woman friend at dinner and
after the meal she placed a weapon
90 her head and shot herself dead.
4 THe coroner's jury brought in a YER
dict OF accidental death. but the
tragedy was made very mysterious by
the disappearance Of the two men
who were with her at the time. Later
they came forward and admitted the
faces Of their presence at the time of
the woman's death. Mrs de la Mon
tsnys was 2 handsome woman. James
&c Ia Montanya nd shortly before been
divorced from the womn and showed
anything but grief over her tragic end.
son LIVED WITH FATHER
He was much more excited yesterday
over the marriage Of his son.
Young de Ia Montanya lived with his
father and grandmother at the Regillus
apartments. the property of the De la
Montanya family. He had been en-
ployed with J. J. Duggan in the real
estate business in this city.
Yesterday morning he announced to
his family that he was going to Auburn
10 close a deal Blithely he left the
house Nothing more was heard of
him until $50 o'clock in the afternoon,
when the nonchalant messenger boy
brought the exciting missive. The
young mans mother is divorced from
his father.
Miss Jenreys Martin lived with her
mother and stepfather at 1900 Vallejo
street Her stepfather is Moses J. Lyon,
an architect with Offices in the Russ
building. At noon yesterday Miss Mar
tin left the home saying that she was
going to get some theater tickets for
her mother. Instead Of the tickets the
Telegram came.
The young couple went to Oakland
f1y automobile. secured a marriage IL