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` No case has ever been railroaded through the divorce courts of this State at a higher rate of speed : as Mr. Moffatt said last night , before he and his bride jumped onto their east-bound special , every record has been broken . It was just six months ago yesterday that the present Mrs. Moffatt came to Reno to look for her divorce . Owing to a delayed train , her counsel was late yesterday in receiving some necessary papers , and it was feared the decision would have to be held over ; but Judge Toomey , who is a personal friend of Mr. Moffatt 's , held a night session and rushed it through so that the happy couple could have the knot tied and board their special in time for Mrs. Moffatt to spend Thanksgiving in New York with her aged parents . The hearing began at seven ten p. m. and at eight o'clock the bridal couple were steaming out of the station . '' ` At the trial Mrs. Spragg-de Chelles , who wore copper velvet and sables , gave evidence as to the brutality of her French husband , but she had to talk fast as time pressed , and Judge Toomey wrote the entry at top speed , and then jumped into a motor with the happy couple and drove to the Justice of the Peace , where he acted as best man to the bridegroom . The latter is said to be one of the six wealthiest men east of the Rockies . His gifts to the bride are a necklace and tiara of pigeon-blood rubies belonging to Queen Marie Antoinette , a million dollar cheque and a house in New York .