Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
ILL ASSORTED PAIRS
Petition the Court to Annul Their
Unhappy Marriages.
SEVEN DIVORCE SUITS ENTERED.
Point Bridge People Object to the West
End Railway Wires.
SCENES OF SATURDAYS COURT ROOMS

Seven suits for divorces were filed yes
terday. A. H. Rowand fled the suit of
!. Caroline winbauer, by her next friend, j.
Walker, against George Winbauer. They
were married in April, 1873, and, 1t is
charged, he deserted her July 10, 1888.
Mr. Rowand also filed the suit OF Mamie
Weir, by her next friend, w. w. Hogue,
against Thomas K Weir. They were mar
ried December %, 1883. 1t is charged that
he was unfaithful, Sue Parker being named
as correspondent, and that he deserted her
October /, 1889.
S. NJ. Raymond filed the suit of Jennie
Faulkner, by her next friend, 7. A. Coch-
ran, against Murry Faulkner. They were
married July 4, 1877, and separated April
1, 1885, She charges him with cruelty.
Attorney Curran entered the suit of Anna
E. King, by her next friend, w. T. Besse-
nicker, against John R. King. They were
married April II, 1888. Infdelity is al
legged and Zelta Rider named as core
spondent
The Husband Wants Separation.
A. E. Goss filed the suit of Hiram Alle
man against Laura Alleman. They were
married November 25, 1888, and separated
in April, 1889. Desertion and infdelity are
charged.
E. ]. Donnelly filed the suit of Clara
Quertimmont, by her next friend, A.
Schmidt, against Gustave Quertimmont.
They were married May Z, 1884. She SAYS
he i'll treated her and she had to leave him
May /, 1891.
c. w. Dahlinger entered the suit of
Charles Rich against Barbara Rich. They
were married December II, 1888, and it is
charged she deserted him August s, 1889.
The testimony taken In the divorce case
of Olive Graham against Edward Graham
was filed yesterday. The parties to
the suit live in Allegheny. Mr. Gra-
ham has worked % years in
the shops of the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and
Chicago Railroad and Mrs. Graham keeps
boarding house. He is her second husband,
she having been divorced once before. Mrs.
Graham charges illtreatment She says
Graham was surlv about the house, abused
her children, wouldn't allow a piano to be
played and scolded, ETC., and finally left her
in 1889
Mr.. Graham denies his wife's charges and
alleges that she ruled the house. He did
object to piano playing because he worked
in boiler shop all day and wanted some
quiet in the evening. He and his wife had
uOb spOheu louI VI ANC years Tile
separation. He claims that the trouble was
ali owing to his wife's way of conducting
affairs. He could stand it no longer and
had to leave her.
Never Lived With Each Other.
The testimony taken in the divorce case
of Carrie Knapp against William L. Knapp
was also filed. Mrs. Knapp lives on Rush
street, Allegheny. She says she was mar
ried to Knapp October 10, 1882, at Marietta,
o. They never lived together and all he
ever gave her for her support was So.
The testimony taken in the divorce case
of Mary Noa against John Noa was filed.
They lived on Grace street, Mt Washing
ton. They were married August 9, 1868,
and, it is stated, he deserted her in 1882.
In the divorce case Of j. A. McElfresh