The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-06-16

Shortly after midnight Lawyer Morgan
NJ Mann Of Lawyer Millor's law firm
found George Considine owner Of tn,
Hotel Metropole, who went on the bono
for Dan O'Reily recently. and hrough,
him to the Democratic club There Judge
Muloueen questioned MIR Considne and
when the latter a reredr he Hot"lNIe,r"polr
which he valued al s2oonoO. as security
the Judge accepted his bond and the tw,
Enelishmen went away
The defendants ar. 10 appear before
Judge Mulqueen in his chambers this
morning for examination
Curphey said he had letter of intro.
duction 10 Henry Phpps. hut that hc
didn't feel like presenting it with a re
quest for bail. no, yet having met MIR
Phipps
The names of Nlr cIrphev and Cap. Kirk
bride appeared in Pittshurs d"-patc ches
last week. when it was said that they.
had come over fro N London Mr turphsv
to demand an apology fror Nr Mellon
for naming him as correspondent and Capt
Kirkbri presumably to see fai" play II
II came to hat'l" II vas said az tn" same
time thar Mr. c,,rphey's lawyers had
nIlnnpu w nave VIZ WI tiifN tldl' II tb-
dnfepdant as we'll ~ correspondent with
Mrs Mellon demand a Jury trial and thus
prevent the secrat trial which II was
alleged Mellon was fighting for. oven 10 the
extent of securing . special brand OF
Pennsylvania legislation 81 that end
The trouble ot ia" MELONS hav. b.an
more Or less halor" tn" public -nce 1903
when separation luro"men' wl- signed
But NOR" recently tn. rd-. has attracted
international attention. lni- happened
when Mr Melons attorneys presented
q peti;ion for m" appointment Of u mas
ter to hnar Tho testimony IA the divorc,
case, and 1; became known 30 le genera
public foi ;ha first ii,ue tl4' .i..v divorce
Law passed 10y ~" rcnr-' lvHnia Legs
lature =; Mach end sisted ~ the Gov.
error gave Common pl.'s judges power
TO appoini masters 10 tahc tr- imuuv IN
priv. The proposal jo dep;iv" an
Slshman of trpl hv jury tv -p"clG|
legislation attracted at,-r,un IN frGland
and the matter wa- rough up IN Parlia
mem; \ London despatch ~'y- thar he
British Foreign Ofi," received . complain.
from Mrs Mellon and asked Ambassador
Bryce 70 look into Mrs Melons rights IN
the matter
Andrew W Mellon = president Of the
Mellon National Bank ard controls the
Union Trust Company Of rit'shurc ".
il said to he worth SO ooo rn. He was
long associated with Henry { Frick in
financing big business undertakings and
was Andrew tarnegie's banker before
Mr.. Carnegie withdrew from the steel
business H.. j. about 5s years old and
his wife il 80
Mellon met his wif. who was Miss Nora
Mullen. when she visited pittshurg in
1870 with her father who is an English
brewer The party Were on a trip around
the world The marrag" took place in
England three months later
In 1909 came the announcement that a
separation agreement had been signed
by the terms Of which Mrs. Mellon was
TO have the income from trust fund Of
g. OOn .nOr and the custody of her two
children in alternate years. lncompat
ibiity was given as the cause Of the
eeparation. but " was said that the real
reason was Mrs Melons refusal To live
in Pittsh,rg She had spent most of her
time AZ the Mellon summer HON. al
Pride's Crossing and in England
4 year after the separation Mr Mellon
fled his suit for divorce. naming urphev
as correspondent. The fact that suit had
been begun did not come out for several
months Then came the passage Of the
new divorce law and accusations. denied
by Mr.. Mellon that il had been passed
through his influence for the purpose of
preventing Mrs Mellon from securing a
jury trial. The law raised So much op-
position that il has been said that II was
unlikely that any l'dga would refuse
Mrs MELONS plea for a jiry trial
The papers fled by Mr.. Mellon accuse
Mrs Mellon Of many ndiscre,ions in 1915
and 1910 and allage that they took place
on the steamship kaiseriu Auguste Vic
toria. at a hotel in Pittshurg and al hotels
in London and on the Continent
Dispatches from Pittshurg ON Monday
last told Of Mrs Melons ejectmen' with
her children from her husbands Pitts
burg home. wher" sh" had been living
Notwithstanding the divorce suit. 4
constable hy order Of court nut tho chill
dren in tho residence Of Richard r. Quay
in Sewickley. while other constahlos re-
moved Mrs Melons personal belongings
from the house The Mellon house is now
closed Mr. Mellon is living AZ one Of his