The evening world., 1912-01-03
Rich Yachtsman Honeymoon
ing at Atlantic City With
Woman Named in Suit.
RENO GAVE DIVORCE.
Former Mai Chatterton Took
Marital Express Train to
San Francisco.

John r. B~audouinr. yachtsman. whip
ana motorist. declared q bankrupt ana
enjoying an income OF 81 100 a year from
a trust fund. has taken unto himself a
third wife and 10 now on his honeymoon
In Atlantic CITY. wife No. 2. after tin
kering In the courts hereAbouts for nine
years In various suite and ounter-suits
the marital relations n all
mony. got y Reno divorce on Dec. 10.
boarded an express for San Francisco
and was Immediately married at the
Golden Gate TO Montgomery II. Clark,
. civil engineer.
The immediate successor Of Mrs. Ban.
doins-Ciark was Mrs. Oensvieve Mann.
who vas named In one Of the many
spirited papers that were injected Into
the many Baudouine W. Baudouins suits
tina, failed to climax In thu New York
and wsstchestsr Courts. 1t has taken
nine years 10 disunits the Daudouinss.
but only two weeks TO square the matri.
circle ana place them again In
the honeymoon state.
FELL IN LOVE ON SIGHT At
LARcHMoNT PARTY.
Jack" Baudouine Ia only two years
away from the interesting age Of nifty.
lie 10 . big. athletic man. devoted to
outdoor sports. He was thirty-six and
. wIdowsr whom he married eishtecn.
ycar.old MAJ CbAAtsrton In 1900. They
met At . dance In the Larchmont Yacht
Club In July and were married In
August. II was . case OF love at irst
sight. they both declared. and for =
year or 20 afterward they were called
the honeymoon couple" Life to them.
they snid. was one Ions ,neymOon.
said honeymoon. however. soon went
into . state Of eclipse. and In August.
1901. tho twenty-yesr-old bride went
home TO mother.
There was . reconciliation In No
vembsr. then another spat, then another
reconciliation. Cupid seemed 10 be
performing . perilous feat on the high
trapexe In the B~Audouins homestead,
and finally he came down With a bang
and cAromed into the law ourts.
Mrs. u. began with . separation suit
In 100. In which the name Of 0snsvisve
Mann was mentioned. This suit got lost
somewhere In the divorce mill and the
oass Of Baudouins versus Baudouins
Wa not again docketed until loo. Then
Mr.. h. came to the front In IN action
for divorce. lie charged his wife with
misconduct st the Hotel Remington. No.
10 West Forty-sixth street. and named
a Larchmont physician. Mrs. u. coun-
tsr-charsed that she was tho victim Of
an INSCRIPTIONS plot. that she had been
trapped Into . compromising position.
WAeN'r oArieFiEo WITH $3.50 4
MONTH ALlM0Nv.
Mr.. d. granted his wife $3.50 q month
Alimony. She was % satisfied with
this and asked for S5o0 q month for her
self and ~six-ysar-oid son. In her petit
ton shs said;
The plaintiff for many years led an
c~xtravagant life and spends a consider
oie fortune yearly. and has many
intimate friends among men Of Ques-
tionabls character who are likely to
back him up In any un~conscionabie
scheme he would undertake TO get rid
Of the defendant and their child, and
she believes he viii use every effort TO
DO 80. and to meet such schemes and
plots which the plaintiff has been lay
ing against her II will require the use
Of considerable money. which she
deems necessary for her own v%indication
and for the future Of her chill, How
ever the Court held that $3.50 val
sufficient for Mrs. Baudouine's needs.
Later Mrs. Baudouine alleged that her
husband maintained ffteen horsss. .
dozen Aervants. thirteen e~QuipaEsa, =
yacht. two automobiles, and that he wa,
. mcmbsr Of half . dozen expensive
clubs.
When We lived At No. Is Yves,
Seventeen street." said Mrs. H., 81
discovered for the nrst time that he had
u yacht. II was called 0~cnevievs. He
used to nve dinner parties on tina,
boat costing $500. That yacht was thu
beginning NJ our troubles"
Yet Notwithstanding all those CHARGE,
and counter charges nothing came o,
tho suits n tho marital knot wa,
finally out to Reno for d!ssolu,
ton.