Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-14
dimly lighted car and while sitting

dimly lighted car and while sittins
there the plaintiff and the woman
Carrie passed through the car 8,
close rs TO brush defendants elbow
although they did not see her, AM
they took a seat in the front part Of
the car where they remained upon
their ride TO Salt Lake City, the
woman Carrie leaning her head in
an abandoned and lascivious man.
ner upon the shoulders Of said plain.
tiff. She shows also that about one
year ago he took defendant and her
baby ore afternoon 10 Lake Park.
Defendant returned TO the city be-
fore nightfall and afterward learned
that Immediately the plaintiff took a
train 10 Garfield, where he was
found enjoying the saline qualities
OF the water with the woman Car
RE dressed In the scanty garb worn
br sonic ofthe bathers at that fash
ionable retreat.
FOurth-She shows that while he
was engaged rs United States deputy
marshal vigorously enforcing the
law against those who violated the
marriage relations he frequently
took with him on his excursions in
TO the country in search Of persons
indicted for unlawful cohabitatiOn,
the woman Carrie, thus bringing
disgrace not only upon his family
and wife, but upon the government
for which he was at that time work
ing.
Fifth-She shows that during the
pat winter the woman Carrie being
in the city Of San Francisco, the
plaintiff made two excursions TO that
city, ostensibly on business, but
while there he resided in the same
house with her, and as defendant Is |
informed purchased for her furni-
ture and household roods and treat |
ed her rs II she were his lawful |
wife. She shows that he has cor
responded with this woman and she
is Informed and verify believes the
10 be true, that the sole
purpose in endeavoring 10 obtain
divorce from the defendant is 10
screen himself from prosecution
by the friends and rela-
ttyes Of the woman Carrie, and 10
enable him 20 enter into the mar
rage relation with her. She shows
that she Is informed that when he
first began 10 associate with this
he announced TO the said
Carrie and her relatives that he wa
not married to the defendant, but
simply living with her, and that
while the children were his own,
ihe, the defendant was only his
mistress. She shows that he has
Deen with the said woman. Carrie,
o the theatres Of this city, and that
he has ridden about the town with
Ter and that he has, in disregard OF
lis marriage VOWS, so conducted
himself and 80 associated with the
aid Carrie that IL has brought great
Iisgrace upon the defendant and
sused her inten c mental suffering. ,
Sixth-5he alleges that the slid |
laiDtiff has treated her with great I
nd extreme cruelty and that he
as made her life burden, and that J
u has caused her great mental
ain and suffering, so that her
ealth has become greatly i'm
aired,
Seventh-She avers that she Is
1tirely without means and has no q
ropeTty with which to defend her \
III and said children.
For these reasons she asks that &
he complaint Of plaintiff be dis :
USED; that the plaintiff he directed
pay the defendant a reasonable
Inn pending this action, for her sup
'rt, ond that he be required to pay a
reasonable attorneys fee ani the 8
'sts, and that the defendant should
. allowed a reasonable alimony;
at the marriage between plaintiff J
ID defendant be dissolved, and that
e defendant be given the care and :
'stody Of the children until further :,
der of the court. y