Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Z Lawyer Lanafurzl Treatment PA
ces rs Family Upon the City
Yesterday aorninz ladg Est ossr thlrts-
ass years q as=. gs.,d laolslAs. nsat. slld
showing apol asf face Ens' unaalstaksbie
slxns of care and sosro@, aliLslec VITA bzl-
sniilaslon, ~llh 5asksl apoa Der arH "a
tered the cay supply store alsd presented aef
sliitsu order fsf sid Sic SO gwen lis al
l1@aacs ef provisions ascsiiJ dssil oat ~
such apEae.Lts a1i made hssr departure Tor
sonss. 4hars three Dependant ehldren AK
io,.-ly asa.ssd Asr arrival vita tAs tod that
sh,sld satisfy, fDr ilttle nns. tbeir hanger.
rerresentatige OF IHz IsLEoAAA.
zno&lns something " It's ladg =
.arroandiu.s, naturally became ANXIOUS ~
snoxn me cause OK her glslt and the
ree-5n for ber present Pressing 4eeessitlee-
After sonle inquiry certain ie2ai iaAVt5 ~sls
fg4nd which bad been uied "a the circuit
Court xAleh shed mQCn ligat upon the case.
GA the Ian day Ot January last. Aars j.
Donaldson through her attorneys, ihenp-
sau Kennedy s. Temple. nled Dlil u con-
afalnt alaIu-t hsr husband. Frank ;. Don
aldson askIng fOr aAmoay aud the main
tenauce and -uppoFt ~ hnFseH AM three
chiidreu The OIL sets forth That thsy ~efe
married April - 1873. "a Lagrange, lhd-f
.nd thst thsg hyed together a. nan and wife
autil June 10. I.>t. three ehildren being born
- them soon after their mArriage they
.sttied IA Dorr. Aiiegsn County. where
tneg resided for some TINE, Afterwards re-
moving % al. city Returning 10 Allegan
count, again her husband began the study of
law ana became tie Prosecuting Attorney
81 the county. They again removed 10 TINS
tatt
xhsre. A. tile ball sets forth, her husband ha7
continued 10 enjoy lucrative Law practice.
A. evidences 0f this she cites the fact that Tor
some yeaf- and at recent times when ne 7a~
it. hsr hssbAnd has provided the family ~itu
every necessity and many lu1urie-- DC hhr
kept a horse and boarded II Al one OF tbs
stables. haz uroyided himself with the best OF
clothing aud laxurie=; has boarded a Sweets
and The Morton. his law Office l. III one oi
the hnest suites Of rooms and one Of the besi
furnished ia the city The OFatrIG further say
that last January the defendant Wilfully anu
xickediy abandoned her; was sulsen, selfish,
discomfort aud faulEHnding, dId not SPEAK
10 her for 4 week al 4 time and refused U
support her and their children. Again he
would provide, for time, the bare necesSi-
tie. Of life, assuring her this was ali she
woaia yet Thereafter he would send her
.alt pork and the plainest kind of diet. while
he Eas feasting OF Ehe fat of the land. Dur
iny the coldest portion Of last winter the
oratrix say she went - her husband, when
the supply had been entirely cut OF, plead
M for fuel and food for herself and chil-
I dren only 10 receive the answer i sent salt
pork rich enough for your blood. Mary.
He refused to grant her frequent requests e
live with her and on Nov. 2o, 1884, published
A card Ia one of the city papers refusing To
pay bills OF her contracting. On Jan. ~
/ last. Frank ;. Donaldson made answer to the
bill admitting the material parts of the
-arns TO De true. a. stated, and cOnsentlne
that the court make such decree "a he shouic
find the case made By the complainant
would warrant. The Judge denied the bil
upon the grOnnd that the defendant did not
own real estate; and thus. not securing all
mony. or anything wherewith 70 support her
-elf and children. the wife and mother was
finally driven 10 her last prerogatige yester
I day-that of receiving aid from the CITY II
common with other charges.