Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-16

he was In the Philippines he heard that
Mrs. Clarice Sickles lines was dead.
whereupon he married the woman with
whom he is now living. Subsequently he
learned that it was not his wife who died,
but his sister. He then went to Carson
City where the divorce from the New
York wife was obtained.
Mrs. Dennis was resident Of Carson
City for eight months thereafter, and
when she finally departed with the boy
supposed to be her son, the present wife
and her twin babies arrived in Carson
| City Innes at the time was assistant
| United States attorney in Nevada. He
! obtained a months leave Of absence last
December and went to Portland, where
he has remained since,
TOOK A SECOND BRIDE
Later lines became infatuated with
Miss Clarice Viola Adele Sickles, who
was a stenographer in Innes'S law office.
The We're married at the Little Church
Around the Corner on October IA, 1903
| Mrs. lines No. Immediately began her
suit Innes gave up his law practice
and sought to evade service of the
| papers in the case He was found work.
| ing in livery stable The case was
| called to the attention of District-Attor-
ney Jerome and the higamy Indictment
followed Through a techncality, which
resulted in the dismissal of the action
| brought by Mrs. lines No. l, Innes es-
| capped trial on the criminal charge.
| Concerning his record in New York
city, Of which Innes refused to speak
yesterday, The World learned that in
June, 1904. he was arrested on a charge
Of bigamy and In default of $4,000 bal
was sent to the Tombs. Mrs. Clarice
Innes declared yesterday that it cost
her $1,000 to get him out of the diff
Guilty, after he had spent week II
Jail. Until short time before tha
Innes had law office at No. 22C
broadway.
| The higamy case developed thai
there was another Mrs. Innes who
came of wellknown family, before
Mrs. Clarice lines appeared on the
scene. This wife Mrs. Caroline
Green Innes, still lives in New York
She sued Innes for a separation or
the ground of abandonment and non
support. She alleged that four year!
previously she met him. He told hel
monies and she agreed to a marriag,
Iby contract.
Innes. then, according TO Mrs. Claric,
Innes, obtained employment with the en-
cheering and bonding house of J. G
White & Co, at No. 43 Exchange place.
For time all went smoothly" sh,
said, ''but I learned certain thing
which caused me to tell Innes that 7 in
me.
I'VE continued to live together for
few weeks, for appearances, and fnall
lines said one morning that he wante
to take little James away for day
outing. That was the last I saw of m
child or lines"
Mrs. Innes, who has an Independent
fortune left by her father. who was
lawyer in Brooklyn, lives in an apar,
ment house near the residence of Genera
Sickles. in Fifth avenue, She consulte
, two attorneys yesterday relative to tn
, bringing OF a divorce suit, IN which sh
declares she will name the present Mrs
. Innes as correspondent
Assistant District Attorney Perkins, L
whom the case was explained said that
may be difficult to get Innes back to New
York on the warrant now In force her
charging him with abandonment
: In all the dispatches linking lnnes
, name with the case of Mrs. Dennis an
r Miss helms, he Is referred 10 as "Victo
:, L. Innes" 1t was learned yesterda
Q ! that when he was married to Mrs caro-
line Green lines. his first wife, he wa
known as Lavourne V. +. lnnes. Whe
lhe was married to Mrs Clarce Viol
Adele Sickles lines he was known as '
\ Victor F. lines, but his friends Away
called him Victor.