Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
HYMEN'S ALTAR SHAKEN.

Sixteen Couples whe Are Anxious to Have
Their Nuptial Bonds Broken-A Thicl
Sprinkling of Discontinued Ones From
the Marriage Crop of 1886.
Seventeen new suits for divorce were
filed yesterday.
Attorney G. W. Herriott filed the suit
of Mary Miller, by her next frie nd w. C
Albert, against Harry j. Miller. The
couple were married December Z, 1887, and
he is charged with deserting her October %,
1885,
Attorneys Whitesell & Sons filed the
suit of Mary Herald, by her next friend w.
H. Synor, against Charles Herald They
were married March %, 1862 1t is alleged
that he treated her so cruelty that she was
compelled to leave him July 8, 1876.
7. C. Jones filed the suit of John G.
Shafer, against Annie B. Shafer. They
were married October 10, 1886. She is ac-
cused of infdelity and Peter Serrine is
named as a correspondent.
Attorney Stengel filed the suit of Louis
Bauer against Hermine Bauer. They were
married May 10, 1869, and she deserted him
July, 16, 1890.
Mr.. Stengel filed the suit of Sophia Null
ert, by her next friend, DR.. f. Koeller,
against Justus Mulert. They were married
February 13, 1890. She alleges he mistreated
her and she left him May, 81, 1891.
Attorney J. E. O'Donnell entered the
suit of Clara Young, by her next best friend,
Robert Smith, against James Young. They
were married August II, 1881, and he de-
serted her November s, 1886.
Attorney O'Donnell Iled the suit of Mary
Just against Johann Just They were mar
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1889. Mrs. Just alleges that her husband
was guilty of an unnatural crime.
Suit for divorce was entered by Augusta
Meyer, by her next friend, Adam Goettman,
against Gustave Meyer. They were married
July 20, 1883, and he deserted her July %,
1885.
A H. Rowand filed the suit of Emma J.
Matthews, by her next friend, A. Cole,
against James Matthews. They were married
August 15 1888, and she left him August 1,
1889, on account of i'll treatment.
George Davis entered the suit of George
E. Blazier against Carver Blazier Deser-
tion was the charge. They were married
July 10, 1885, but never lived together
B. C. Christy filed the suit of Amos A.
Deckrath against Louisa Deckrath. They
were married June "a, 1886, and separated
February %, 1891 Cruel treatment was
the charge
Attorney F. W. Smith filed the suit of
Mary Gelzheiser by her next friend B.. C.
Christy, against Frank Gelzheiser. They
were married Juuei 25 1875, and separated
in December 1890. Cruelty was alleged.
j. c. Dicken entered the suit of Helen
Ennis, by her next friend, T. G. Lamb,
against George Ennis They were married
Augusa s5, 1873 Cruelty was charged.
A. C. Johnston entered the suit of Thalita
Snyder, by her next friend Fred Diether
against Edward P. Snyder They were
married February %, 1888. Snyder was a
travelling agent for D. Appleton & Co., of
New York, and it is charged, treated his
wife cruelty and deserted her in November,
1886.
J. NJ. Rourke entered the suit of Hannah
NJ. Shrading, by her next friend NJ. A.
Martin, against Henry Shrading. They
were married February 81, 1888, and he de-
serted her January 1, 1889.
Messrs. Moore & McGirr filed the suit of
Margaret e. Bills, by her next friend W.
Y. Boyer, against Henry Bills alias Reed.
They were married in December, 1889, and
separated in October, 1890. She accuses
him of cruelty, inidelity and desertion.
William Reardon entered the suit of
Jenny Logan, by her next friend c. Shell
ton, against Jefferson Logan. They were
married December Is, 1887, and he deserted
her May IA, 1890
W. S. Wolfe was appointed commissioner
in the divorce case of Gertrude Fresh
against Alex. Fresh. Charles p Large was
appointed in the case of Ida Miller against
Andrew Miller; II. G. Mccormick in the
case of S. S. L. D. Shubinsky against Goldy
and Bruce Miller in the case of
Anna M. Francis against John Francis.