Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
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Henry John Heagfcu. Tho lar.ics
lutcrmarried IN this city ia June, 1872,
aud there nre three chiltfeu- Harry,
aged Is, Edward, agci T., and Mabel,
aged lO--all Of whom are living with
the mother and dependent upon
nef for care aud support. For oigh.
teen months past, the plaintiff
pays, her husband has wilfully neglect.
ed 20 provide for HE fomlv. During
the past ilve years ho has habiluaily
trea,ei her ia an inhuman manner
Among the many act, Of cruelty plain
IN alleges the following la July,
1891, ~ the ieiendant'a lunuh.stNnd In
Hiil ~ Trewheia saloon, hu 80 beat ans
wounded her with his ist, that she
bore'the marks for several weeks after
llo had repeatedly called her 10y tue,
West names, and on september 25th,
1892, al her rooms on south Fldh Wps,
Street, no severely bruised her with
his fisl, and, tor her personal safety she
hal hin arrested, taken bstor Com.
missioner BRENNAN ana placed under
bonds 20 keep the peace. She asks
Tor an absolute divorce, the custody Of
the children, RlimODy, attorneys fees
$500 ami costs OF suit. Kuighn and
Anderson are the plainuil's attorneys.
ANOTHER ~ THE SAME LINE.
Bella Fitzgerald n another unhappy
vito who 10 seeking 70 throw OF the
shacklea Of ,lstrim0ny. la her com.
plRiut, filud In the Third District Court
today, she states thAt the was married
10 her husband, Michael Fitzgerald, in
this city (but the date " oml,ted)
There are three children issue OF the
marriage Michael, aged tour year,;
Morris, aged two, and Magafettg, aged
s'X months. For the LAST three years,
she alleges, the defendant has syste.
mstically beaten aud kicked her, called
her names "Jisgrgceiu 10 decent
womRn," until life has become a
burden 10 her, and che goes about
in bodily fear On account
Of the defendants mistseatment Of her
she was compelled TO take steps TO
secure II divorce, and filed complaint
In this court on December 10th, 1891;
hut defendant came % her and her
attorney, made many promises TO 10
better, aud thereby persuaded her TO
dismiss the action. But hu tad di8rr-
garded his promises; l. a again Tes1rtvd
to his former acts OF Violence, abused
her, callsd her vile Nance, struck hur
ana pulled her hair. such treatment
had become thing OF daily occurrence,
| and plaintiff was unable 90 endure IL
any longer. His conduct towards her
had been such as 10 naces-italo her
| going 10 her mothers house anu the
hOusus u the neiRhbors IN the dead Oi
| night Tor protection aud shelter. Plslu-
/ TIL then goes on ~ rtcitu various In.
| atauCes OF her husbands brutality.
III one Of these she states that some
| time during October, 1891, while they
| were returning from the races in q
| buggy, the Defendant drove very
| rapidly aud nearly threw her out.
| Being In delicate health, she screamed,
aud Tor thl. only lac twice struck hef
on the mouth and forehead auu pulled
| her hair. Her face aud eyea were
| black for several weeks from the effects
OF the blOya. Ia Februnfy, 1890, she
gays, they were sleigh riuing together
| upon the MIL Greek road, nnd because
plaintiff expressed wish that her
| husband would not aid variety the.
6tfc In this city 10 obtain license 70
sell liquors, he cursed her ana abused
| her and hll her with the butt end OF
tue buggy whip. Plaiutil represents
herself 10 be q Trail, delicate woman,
while defendant Is a large, 8tout man,
aud n pug,ii8l. liz often returned
home drunk OF all hous Of
tho night lie was a saloon man
by trade, aud not tit per.
son to have the custody VI children.
since their marriage defendant has
accumulated considerable property.
lie is the owner " tho Mirror "a
loon on Mar street, Rnd there
doing a iaggo business. On in-
formation and belief she states that
this saloon with the stock, etc., *
worth $1,000. lie also owns tho
family rosldencu on east First south
worth So, 900, likewise lots IL, and
Is, block I, sulphur Syringe siditian;
two houses ana lots on StringfelIow
avenue, nc has "hne horse and
carriage" worth about 500. These
! defendant threatens 20 sell, aud would
do no unless rcslralned by order Of
court Plaintiff further avers that her
| unHuNnu IN MuttN ~ ltsht oiO,UUWt anu
has steady income from his saloon
and real property while she ia poor
and has no property IN her own name,
having no money TO live upon or
20 ON with these legal proceedings
! She arks for reasonable attorneys Zee,
$50 pur week temporary alimouy Tor
herself and children, anu control Of
the home residence on east Firet South;
also s5U TOT suit money. She believe,
that unl,ss restrained by order Of court
her husband will hide his money snd
cover up his Investments,
James a. Williams is Mrs. Fiiz-
gerald's attorney,
BUSINESS DEALINGS.
James Ii. Mcknight this morning
began suit ia the Third District Court
against j. h. Connors anu j. IA. Con.
nors, trading as Connors Bros.
The complaint alleges that the de-
fendauts are partners In the hotel aud
saloon and mining business atStockton,
rooole County. That during the year
1883 plniuuil was engaged In mising
IN rooele County amt had business
dealings with pf0snor aud Connore,
which WAS the style OF the firm at
that time. An account existed be-