The evening world., 1911-01-03
ANNULS MARRIAGE
Ta0WEN KILDARE
AND WEDS AGAIN
wislsot Author Who Went In
'Saae Becomes Bride of
7. Navy Officer.
GEKrS HER zen NAME.
Second Marriage Is Approved
by Bowery Graduate Who
Wrote "My Mamie Rose"
fE6ss HER zen NAME.


circles were completely surprised to-day
az the announcement that tho wife OF
owen Kildare. the author. had obtained
an annulment OF her marriage and be-
come the wife OF Commander Charles
A Adams. 4. s. N. retired.
The author, as the result OF falling
downstairs upon his head In the Times
subway station n year or two ago. IL
confined in the Manhattan State Hos
pital as hopclessly insane. No public
announcement was made of the mar
Rage Of Mrs. Kildare and Commander
Adams.
II could see no possible purpose In
telling everybody on earth about it,
said Mrs. Adams to-day. but there
is nothing to conceal. some 20 might
rot understand might say harsh things,
but no one VINO knows US all will sus-
rect me OF having been t~houghtless or
lacking In devotion to Mr.. Kildare. I
take every opportunity to visit him at
the hospital and always 20 to him
whenever he sends for me. Commander
Adams understands all thoroughly.
Still Mrs. Kildare in Literature.
In n.y. professional work | SHALL al
ways be Mrs. owen Kildare" she said.
81 was the collaboration OF Mr.. Kildare
In all that he ala. and he always wants
ne To 10 Identified win his hooks.
Commando Adams and Mr.. Kildare are
10th the biggest scu,cl o. 'hen, and the
'p'nmlnder also l. pious,d to A.vc r1I
use Mrs. owen kildare rs my literary
NINE
This circumstance accounts partly Tor
the fac; that people in general had NOT
known that the wife OF the author o.
my Mamie Rose" had married again
Nevertheless gAc Is somewhat Of a mys-
tiner. too. FOR when asked the date Of
her marriage she replied stnilingly. ooh.
donf believe in dates. They are tou
mechanical. ana Ia rather tell you the
date OF my h!'ti than the date of ny
marriage. Therc's one thing do want
TO tell you. though, and that is tina:
Commando Adams Was not Executive
ohc4S"rrn navigator OF tho nlttloshir
Oregea when she ran on the rocks In
the gulf of Fc-'hi-l.i. But he was one
Of INC heroes Of that episode. for by
having a boarding screwed to the yes
sells plates without the knowledge o.;
49, N'N' w. - N'Sh 10 AfBhlAS "a
reen made sAc was cn1hlel to cross the
China Sea and reach a drydock.'
You're putting q; rather strong,
dear" broke in the Commander, Il only
assisted In that exploit, you know
How They Met.
The Commander and his wife were
introduced BY a mutual friend OF owen
and Mrs. Kildare. They used 20 meet
frequently at the gatherings OF the
League for Political Education and at
dinners given by various civic ORGANIC
a;ions and clubs. Together and accom-
panied by little f~our-year-old Peaches
Kildare. they often visit the author at
the Manhattan state Hospital. when
Kildare is free from the Intermittent
loss OF memory from which he suffers
he has always favored the marriage OF
Mrs. Kildare to the navy man.
Mrs. Adams has just brought out a
story entitled Golden Shares" bound
to look like a stock certificate. and in
which she teaches the dangers of mar
ginal stock speculation.
In another book called such a Wom-
an" which is about to be published,
she has unfolded the psychology of a
woman who has struggled upward.
much IN the same way as the soul ex-
p~erience of a man in similar conditions
is portrayed in MY Mamie Rose"
II am going to try by legal process
20 get back the play Regeneration.
which Is the amatization of My
Mamie Rose" said Mrs, Adams. "for
] do not believe that Mr., Kildare was
competent when he disposed of IL
Moreover, I want to restore to it the
purpose n character of the book H.
self, which are lost In the play as II
stands now"
She Is Not my Mamie Rose"
Mrs. Adams punctured the legend that
MY Mamie Rose" is a pure biography
OF herself and owen Kildare. 1t Is
really his autobiography, beginning with
the lays when he was a Bowery char
acter,' she declared. but when / first
net him he was already the Sunday edi'
or OF a New York newspaper"
Although she Is familiar with the
phases OF Rowery life, having accom-
lnnied her former husband there, some
mes in male attire. she has little sym
,athy with the human derelicts or tha'
sglon. saying that those who have any
tness left for work should be MADE e
,bor 10 State institutions. the rest OF
them put TO deatn IN Il ietndi clailbell
i'd thel space and money given to then
In municipal lod%ging-houses and mis-
slons be devoted to the training and
wolfarel of the children who otherwise
win make a new generation OF wrecks
II never could see any ediication foI
s~nybody," said Mrs, Adams, lin hear
\ ...s a mission superintendent cry out
! Now, you old thief and reprobate
stand up and tell us what you are"
She ID working hard just now on {
project Of legislation to obtain one da,
tof rest each week, regardless of re
Nligious considerations. for every work
er, aftet the custom already In vogu'
in Fran{e, Switzerland. Spain and Bra
Eli, working on the theory of a Column
bia professor hat much of the ~insanit,
D OF modern life Is due to the unbroke'
y continuity of a monotonous occupa
tion.
N The present marriage Is also the sec
n ond for Commander Adams. whose irs
4 wife died In 1904. He II prominent II
\ the club life of the army and navy Il
many cities,