The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-04-16
TALBOT ]. TAYLOR IS
IN SEPARATION SUIT
Wife Seeks .AlimOny From
Broker. Once SOn-in-law Of
James II. kcrnc.

When Mrs Marie Zane Taylor filed
papers in the supreme Court y.sterdaN y
on motion for alimony from Talbot i.
Taylor. a member of the New York
stock ENchang". with an otiic" at II
Broadway. II hcCam" known that the
woman who was named as cores spondcnt
when Mrs J'ssica kecuc Taylor.
daughter of the lat" James Il. keenc,
got divorce from TAYLOR in 1909 had
brought suit for separation.
The details Of the second Mrs. Tay-
lor's separation suit We're concealed
Yesterday by her attorney, NJ l..
Maleyinskcy and by the firm OF Collin,
Wells " Hughes, representing Taylor,
ut unless TAYLOR arrangos Il settlement
with his wife before tomorrow Su-
promc Court Justice Lehman will hear
an application for al.mony and ,hr al
LEGATIONS in the case may become pub
lie. II is said that the suit Is based
on abandonment and cruelty.
Lawyer Mai"Vinskev said in an an
daylt To- Justice Platzcli that he brough,
suit in behalf of Mrs. Taylor on March
! : and that uu March Is the defendant :
! lawyers appeared in the case. He said
that Thomas l.. Hughes Of counsel fot
lIl'' 'l'I'I'ltIN hSN''l llllll w liiAAlS
papers upon the theory that he woult
make "A proposition Of settlement which
| would hc satisfactory To all concerned
| He said that he has been ncgotiatine
with MIR. Hughes since that time and
that because of their inability To com,
To- terms thr motion for al!mony IS to he
made tomorrow.
Because of the delay OF month II
/ 81 h., Il al boon ,f
! on the defendant Lawyer Malcvinskc>
had to get the courts permission to iii,
the papers in the County Clerks office.
Tho separation suit is one Of several
actions Mrs. Taylor is bringing against
her husband, and 1t il SAID that one oi
the other suits IL to recover property
she alleges he is keeping from her.
Talbot J. Taylor is a native Of Balti-
more and was discovered by Mr.. keene
when the latter was in the brokerage
business. Mr.. Kcanc made Taylor his
PARTNER. and in 1892 he married Mr.
ko.nc's only daughter He formed the
stock Exchange firm Of 7. j. Taylor 4
60. later on capital furnished by his
fath.r-in-law. The latter's son, Fox
I hall hccam" his partner Tn" hrnl
failed IN the panic OF 1903 after IA three
! year war lN NtfHf pH lII' 'IiNi W ''''7
/ of William &, Whitney and Thomas T.
! Ryan
/ When Mrs. Taylor brought suit for
| divorce in 1908 she named Marie Zane
Cow!cs a. correspondent. Mrs. towl"s
came here from san Francisco and
visited at the home Of her unc,c, DIR. y.
/ l.. k"ycS | East SEVENTEEN street. Mrs
! Taylor alleged that her husband firs'
/ met Miss Xana in 1897 and that In 1907
. in order that his improper relations with
/ her might hr more easily continued
and in order that she might obtain the
name of married woman as a protcc-
/ tion, she married William Northrur
Cowlcs, and divorced him Immediately
aft"rward.
The referee appointed in the case
: found that Taylor WAS Intimate
/ with Mrs cowlos In 1909 and that
/ their relationship continued unit
. the suit was brought. Taylor do,
, nod that he had been intimat,
with Mrs. cowlcs and said she wa,
a mere business acquaintance
! Taylor married Mrs, Cowles at STAN
/ ford, Conn. on ptcmbcr 2l 1909
! Taylor Is now IS years old and Mrs
! Taylor Is eleven years younger. They
have he"n living at 9l Park avenue.