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iJSOCIETY BEAUTY TO FIGHT31I9i* ir11 j1 j . \L I \SAN FRANCISCO, Cab, Aug. 26.—Maryan Andrews*Burguiere-Denning-Brugulere, California beauty and a member of the New York's and Newport’s exclusive get, is enroute to this city to begin her active battle to bedeclared the legal wife of Dr. Pedar Saltier Druguiere and compel him to provide separate* maintenance of $100 a month.Mrs, Brugulere’s suit not only seeks to set aside her divorce from the millionaire physician and society man, but i^ would have his marriage in 1!06 will* his present wife, who was Nannie King, step daughter of A. C.Townsend, file candy magnate, automatically declared illegal.Mrs, Brugulere was the second wife of the much married physician. If© first married Madeine MeKlslck, whom he divorced in 1902. His courtship with the beautiful Matron Andrews was far advanced before he had secured his decree from his first wife. '3jj ** ™The decree from the first Mrs, Bru-culere, however, stipulated that he could not remarry for a year. This, however, applied to California only. Brugulere and Miss Andrew s went to Reno where they were married on December 20, 1002.They returned to this city to live and on September «'■ of the following year a son was born to them, Brugulere went to Reno February 1, 1905 ,and established a residence. He filed sui» for divorce charging cruelty and desertion, Mrs. BruEruiero saye her husband told the »ourt she had deserted her home in Nevada, whereas she never had one there! He oh-taind his decree on January 28, 1996.Being Ignorant of judicial proceed-i Inga, Mrs, Braguiere says, and beiiev Ing that her husbands degree w, binding, she on July 20, 7307, marriei at Atlantic City, Stewart Denning, broker for the Gould family.Learning in 1910. she says, that shwas grill the legal wife of Bruguiere| and that his divorce was not bindi: she had her marriage to Denning an-nuled in March of that year with permission lo resume the name of Brugulere.■ WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—Appropriations secured for Oregon duri rigthe session of congress just dosed were: IRiver and harbor improvements, with recognition of a 20 foot channel. and $2,307,000 and part of $300,-000 for preliminary surveys.Crater I*ako road system, $50*000and maintenance of park, $2000,Indian agencies and settlements,$247,000.Part of forest service appropriations, $400,000 for roads and trails, and $350,000 for fighting fires and for emergencies, 10 per cent of receipts from forests last year equalling the $17,000 additional for roads and traitsand ST93 546 for maintenance of Oregon forest reserves.In addition, the senate passed an appropriation for settlement with the state for raising volunteers during the Givi! war of $103,546 which was rejected by the house and now is in conference.The Increases secured in the senateover the house appriatfons total nforethan $500,000,If It happened It is In tne Enterprise.
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Oregon City Morning Enterprise
Oregon City, Oregon, US
Tue, Aug 27, 1912
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