New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
Albany. y. Y
THE COURTS.
SHE ATTRIBUTES IT ALL TO RACES.
A WIFE WHO WAS MARRIED AT SIXTEEN WANTS
An INJUNCTION AGAINST HER HUSBAND
" BAKING POWDER CO.,

SHE ATTRIBUTES IT ALL TO RACES.
WIFE WHO WAS MARRIED AT SIXTEEN WANTS
An INJUNCTION AGAINST HER HUSBAND
Upon the application Of Howe Tumnel. Judge
RarIett in the supreme Court, C'amboro ycstr'iS
granted an order for George A. McDcrmot T. Sh'"
cause why an Injunction should not be issued restrain
in- him from Interfering with his wife, JESSIE I. NC
DcrInot. who is suing him FOR limited divorce. Ihe
following story is told in the petition o. WHch tlc
oder was granted When the couple were marTici
in Rockland. Me. December !, l774 Mra Nc
Dcrmott wa, only sixteen years old and she hid
seldom been AVA from her home in Rochlahd' aud
had known her hu. band FOR only SIX months before
the marriage Mr.. McDcrmott practising
lawyer. and al the same tine he'd the p.acr %
Mayors Mar-hal. subsequently h" became superln-
tcndent Of membranes 90 the Department OF i"ho
Wor> Aicrward he began the practice Of law aSiH
and every ihue went well until he began att'h-lhz
the races. Then he lost all hs OWN money ana tle
amount that his youug wife lad deposited IN ba'h'
besides pawning her jcwery and watch bc!o ghS
T. her fifteen yea~old sister. who visiting her
Thcy went 10 staten Island % board. and McDcrn9tt
left h- wife for SIX week, witout providing for mr.
she being obliged to send t. her fath'r for mo aeF
Later ~he returned 10 this ct' with hin ana tl'
went 70 No. Fat Forty irsi - q board. i""n,
II j. alleged. he began t. ahu-" hcf. aid h'Acl '.
one Ocea as!on because ir"nd lHtll"I Hci sst
snd herself 10 attend the uoaiFr, am !uIt t"r in
al the same hou~e ioi q v'ulr. ana 'hc be,iHc
acqututd with him. -tc met Ntri IN the street o."
dlN and lie spoke 10 her. N". VI rDrrmlt Wtr illl'"
ng her and ATTACKED Ward. N.-. McDcfm''t ran
away and returned loulo .u -ab Whom hri hu-htii
arrived homo be hal tlai eve. and Ae said O. h'
" fc. got iaa' E. Your ~tt"." ~ a. 1'hc- tine
lie abused her. cil'f hl. VII r'mr- al srtt 10
LAWYER Snce >lo lcn hr u.- ..' she hi, h'en
living A. ". ,Gt Mao -o t'. 'lf Ler hu@Otd
annoy her wh.n"v'r 10 Sp.- nuI. tld tired = hrhr
the ~crvanfs - iI. 'l' joy .r. iAff htilN '
fIr hi, wife llc l. fl.- tltf ~ pFrcht
Init was begun AID the Hiur' I'n t'hcd for.
IIF WOULD NOT FXANlNE TIE CEHTlfWNE
when Judge andrew, optacd ihc Court q oyer auf
TorInncr Yesterday mouns to continue the trial Of
John VI. y. Faushawc. WHO i~ changed with arson, in
having set Ire 10 the house a. 80. 80 last Twenty
ninth - on February B. La. 90 place of fan>ltNc
appcar.-s & his counsel tod th" court that tie Dc
f.ndan, "a, too 100 10 attend tc tsal and the folloH
Ing certificate wa handed % Judge Aucrcw,.
Il va. called 10 sour client. Mr. i. VI. T.
Taushave about 10 o'cipch last evening. found A.g,
suffering from ncrol, pro.aiou and also some fcbs!e
movement.
Il would think a matter of chlilt'. ho'h mental
and phy sical Bal, could BE- pIf over 20 tie ucAt
term of tho court h, condition row slh that DO
might not be able 90 ,u-ttu ilr excitement oi trial
Ih- -.-led Us Dr. g.. buckingham SMITH. If
so. JJ il-' IWrtt e. cifl -. judge lni.tHt -ccrc.
be indignant .fG i.f ..d 20 c,tI. thr '"rff frtf"
He declared Iausha~c', bond forfeited ard I--Ied
man. Ilulp Meyer. called bat be did DOT pond.
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