The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-19
mrs MACkANGAYE
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$4,000 AL|MONY
Father Will Keep the Children
Under Divorce Decree Rem
dered by French Court.
DIVORCE IS MUTUAL.
~ "
,Desertion the Charge in Suits
Filed by Both After the
Blake Case.
DIVORCE IS MUTUAL.

DIdhC AoSSs
.rs
PARIS, Feb. is.-Mrs. Clarence II.
lfackay to-day confirmed the an
nsuncement that a divorce had been
Granted, but said she preferred to
make no comment whatever.
The decision Of the court was 20
drafted a. to avoid reflections on
Other party.
TDs mutual divorce granted In Paris
% Mr.. ana Mr.. Clarence H. Mackay
dld not seem to-day to have surprised
society % much AZ the manner and
place In which II was obtained. A
suit had been expected for months.
but Il was believed II would bc filed
n Portland. Me-. whore Mrs. Mackay
had LEASED Q house and established n
residence.
A. Tho Evening World exclusively
stated In late edition yesterday. the
French courts granted the decree y
fsw days aGo. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
0aciay had taken long leases on
houses In Paris to establish . resi-
dsacs. In December Mrs.. MaokAy
6ailed secretly for Europe and last
month her husband went over to 90.
cept service In the suit.
Descrtion was alleged BY Mrs..
Nackay and he made . similar plea
~, counter claim. no outside names
were brought into either action and
the decree favors neither one nor the
ethsr. except that the three childrsn
ass given Mr.. Nackay. the mother
having the right to visit them st
reasonable intervals.
No announcement Of the financial
! settlement was ,nnde. but Il 10 under
Stood ON good authority that Mr.,
Aaclay settled on " former wife
Something like $4,000 year. which
..expirss upon her death. Il y belisved
Ms arrangement was virtually mads
- ysar ago, when Nrs. Nackay desdcl
) = hsr children the Harbor Hun sstat'
q Rosiyn, L. l., Will she owned out
right and Which u valued q $4,000,
COUNT awe BOTH the RioH1
80 TO RGMARRv. FOO.
~ Undsr the decree both parties hav,
~ right b rsmAry. Mr.. Aackay
Aowevsr. 70 . Roman Catholic. and o.
eourss the divorce u not recognised
~ The Church.
ysisnds ef the couple regard IN
0nal chapter In their domestic az
aSsHtss - . well executed mOvs
1Ssy eeespsd The publicity that Nm
leuktsdaH would have attended s6us
pgooeedinSs In America, and by bet
Gooasing - plaintiffs IN The aetis
aosoas the waters. and each gsttin
. Asesse. nsitAsr oaa claim The hon
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JtAn r. Desxsl house. No. I IA
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- ysass g ~. ths sen oe the u
80 ~. AaelsAy: W. was oas ef u
DsnAAas OasA" ard Who lsft %
49, estimated q more than oSo.oo(
n -. alme0t al Of which was Inherit
Z ~ Classnes Naelay. who u head
80 Postal and Commercial Cab
iCs00AsssA
- nAss1sA EatAasins Dusr IN u
- = ~ descendant Of IN Z
a UA161psseecksr fsaaiiy. and the zoo
UUoup1neAGs che gained through /
ooo9oY "a charm - The mistress
lha~1Gaskay fortune vas added to
= shoR'ahlnty - . writer and her int
4 - - sociological and education
.peoblems. In INA she published
Usvsl called The Stone Of Destin
NJ TIE Nackays children Are Kathari
fourtsen; Eilin. ten. and John w
ssa. six. ,.A-