The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-12
TYSON, AUT0IST WITH A 100000,
 RIDES TO ALTAR
Takes His Third Dash Into MatrimOny-HOnOlulu
 Next.

l New York, Sept. 12.--John H Tyson of Riverside, Conn.,, who has figured probably in more automobile accidents
 due to speeding than most other mo- torists in the country, and has been
 twice married and once divorced, was
 welded for the third time late Sun
 day night at Greenwich under condd-
 tions emphasizing his characteristic
 tendency to high speed.
 | Greenwich was sound asleep when
 MT. Tyson began operations. First,
 Town Clerk Robert Wellstood was l routed out of bed and induced to issue
 the necessary license; then Albert F.
 Mead, justice of the peace, was awak- tened and coaxed into performing the marriage ceremony.
 MT. Tysons bride is a pretty young woman, brown haired and petite,
 whose name. appears in the license land marriage certificate as Rose Budd
 Exiner. The only home address as Isigned to her in the official papers is Thirty street, New York City" Will Speed to Honolulu,
 Only one friend accompanied the
 bridal pair, as a witness. He is for
 mer Judge James F. Walsh, prosecut-
 ing attorney at Greenwich.
 Bride and bridegroom were tempo rarily domictled yesterday at MT. Ty- sons handsome residence at River side, where consternation was caused
 by the discovery that the secret of the ! wedding was out.
 We wanted to keep our marriage } la absolutely quiet" said MT. Tyson in tones of disappointment. Now that } you all know about it." he added, T : will say that we are very happy and are preparing to start tomorrow morn ing for Honolulu on our wedding } tour."' : Tyson is still young in years-about F 2S-and is as rapid in utterance and : movement as he is in operating the : racing motor cars that have frequent ) ly brought him before the courts. r Excited yesterday by the discovery of his secret, he could hardly be in duced to speak of his bride or her : family, or to even hint at the outline : Of the romance which presumably g preceded the quick action wedding. ! My wife-why, she is young lady very well known in New York so- I ciety," he hastily explained, adding with the next breath, we have . Fknown each other well-about eight months. There is not another y thing to tell" Bride Just Happy and Confused. e1 Mrs. Tyson was almost sequally 8 vague as to family connections Look
 ing supremefy happy. the bride. be- Q comingly confused. would only say: My mother is dead, but my father E, is living. His name is Louis, The only Rose Exiners recorded in . the City Directory lives in apartments 9 at 2S7 Lexington avenue, which is at @ the corner of the street named in the @ wedding license. Inquiry therebrought n out that Miss Rose Exiner left her ex- 8 pensive suite early Sunday and had n not returned. She was described as
 dark, dainty and very pretty
 seemingly the physical counterpart of
 MT. Tyson's bride
 Just before a reporter arrived at e the house Miss Exiner's father had v called. according to the door porter. r "Yes, he was the lady's father all right" said the porter, adding, as he l. produced card, The left his paste - board and said he'd be around again '' e The card read: M. Exiner, Ladies' u Tailor; Alcazar Annex, Cordova e Street, St. Augustine, Fla, and No. 12 y Surf Avenue, Ocean Grove, New Jer. !, sey."
 U Nothing was known of Miss Exiner
 at the Lexington avenue house be- - yond that she lived there quietly and in great comfort.
 Fl Bridegroom Got Two Fortunes.
 John H. Tyson is the grandson ot
 the late George l.. Tyson, who found @ ed the Tyson theatre ticket business '' and was prominent in the American
 News Co. The bulk of his substan
 tial fortune went to the grandson, wht - recently inherited a second forum, from his aunt, Mrs. Fannie A. Ham
 ilton.
 Tyson's first wife was Miss Grac,
 Starr, the daughter of pr. and Mrs sr A. R. Starr of this city. She divorc tt ed him, charging "habituaI intemper " ance, intolerable cruelty and infidel e ity."
 rs This decree was granted in August le 1909. and in the following January
 Tyson married Dorothy Davidson, al = actress. The wedding ceremon.
 was performed at Snug Harbor, tn
 Florida home of the late Joseph lief
 ferson. The second Mrs. Tyson die, l at Greenwich a year ago, and severa D false reports of the young widow CTS engagement have since been wide
 ly current
 Tyson has figured most prominent ly in the public eye as driver o
 high powered motor cars. He
 known among automobile men tn
 country over as the "Hoodoo Autoist
 as result of the many accidents tha
 are recorded against him.
 \ His Remarkable Auto Record
 In the summer of 1907 he took par 7 in race in which Paul M. Corma -,. and his wife suffered mortal injuries - Early the following year his car "a down and killed Olaf Gunderson, a i' employe of the Columbia Yacht clut III in this city. Tyson was indicted bu escaped punishment.
 At a hill climbing contest nea 'u Bridgeport, Conn.,, one of his racin . cars, driven by Glen Ethridge, ran int 't a crowd of spectators, killing one an 'h severely injuring several. The flu T. record of mishaps due to speeding i which he or others were hurt is a ne impressive one.
 H. By way of climax, Tyson's chauut e. feur, Daniel Roarer, sued him fo so s50,000 six years ago. alleging tha