The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-27
NO UNHAPPY LIVES.
.dree Of the Court Sets Them
Asunder.
,rom oToPlkI TO sNoHoMlsH,
= Town Petit Jurors Excused-Ac.
I suittsd Of the Charge Of Cut
ting Timber.

49, rrfusard died . suit for divorce from her
1sd. Peter Errusard- The defendant runs
49, narkss q the corner OF south Tenth and
Ssss.saa III South seattle. She says In her com.
s.1.f fhas they were married November 81,
- end that her husband 10 . strong, healthy
-. ea,able OF earning good living and that
eueyh 5000, besides property in Alaska
~ rrsncs the meat marke; business. she
I s. hsinss In 81 Per day. ons-quarter Of which
~ eave that notwithsta ding his ample
$50 3 hire clerk he has "inhumanely and
e..uiy fnrcsd her to stand in his place Oh bust.
~ e clerk and salesi.dy ill day during
- ma every day while she was % far Al
<.eeed In pr. gnacy that Aae was sick aud UNIT
! - .a.nd mn n her feet and while her lower
S~n care 30 swollen that she was compelled
nhnop tnem tightly bandaged 70 prevent them
- kuf5ting, and although abe often begged
- ID ies her lie down and rest. ne cruelty and
shunapely tod her that she was young and
- and must not complain. and refused her
~ ~ for which she begged"
~ clalms 10 DO without property or means.
rel utays for = judgment OF 925 70 relieve im-
fnoli snd baby.
anaje clifford was granted divorce from her
knhsi, Henry L. Clifford, in Judge Uchten-
i1r9s court The plaintiff and tho defendant
~ married 1t Opotiki, In the island OF New
$3.50, January 4 lS67. aud came 10 SnOho-
- Iittle over Q year ago. Last November
p hnxbsnd forsook the paths Of rectit ude' and
- home dfu.k. took up large hatcher
hnik and threatened his wife with death. AT.
neuosds he threatened the baby IS well a. the
N snd since that time she says ne has in.
dnleedtn isquent periodical drunks. Judge
lehtenbefg granted the divorce to the plain
go eoatorod hap mi fdau of An0ia
nsnsn
THE gELvIN-BURKE CASE
Ths cnso Of Belvin ys. Burke occupied nearly
lhe whole Of the afternoon In Judge Lichten-
feu's court, and at O'Clock the arguments had
uos III been heard. It viii be continued to-
~.
MINOR SUITS FILED.
John H. Kiipper filed suit in the superior
cont yesterday against James Campbell, Henry
y Joncs and r B. Wilson to recover $l20 al.
ieeed % b due ior carpenter work.
John Convery sues David DAVIS and Ellen
Davis his wife. COR $40 30, alleged TO be due for
mt for the Troy house, on Pike street.
4 a r Hotaiing Company Sled suit against J.
& locghsad and J. Mclaughlin 70 recover
Apo, alleged to be due on eight promissory
PRoBATE COURT.
Guardianship OF Clara McAliister and Herbert
2. 1cAliisser-Bond aud order flied.
1noAaiy Of William II. b. Cotts--Application
,md order for warrant flied.
Issase OF Junius Dalton-Petition for sale OF
NJ estate Order to show cause set for October
g. Do
UNITED sTATEa COURT.
~ ease Of the United States vs.. jameson. In
- United States circuit court, came up yester-
~, IVES tried BY jury. and verdict rendered
NJ ~ defendant Jameson was charged with
ufting timber on government 10 Ids.
! Al peut jurors not living in Seattle were ex-
e1oed for the term.
An intervening libel was filed by the Seattle
Hardware Company against the steamer Detroit.
Z Hobbs claims a1iS for work on the steamer -
Aip joiner.
The Seattle & Montana railway condemnation
mi1 were continued al day yesterday in Judge
psalton'S court, the defendants being the
swnsn Of water front land along the sound
north Of Salmon bay. Ten witnesses were ex-
anined for the plaintiff and about twenty for
mo de1sndants. There we're q large number Of
spectators In the courtroom, aud the cases excite
considerable interest