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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
Sophia swanson,s Complaint.

Sophia Swanson began divorce proceed
ings against Peter Swanson in the Third
district court yesterday and prays for a
decree on the grounds of hahitual drunk
enness, desertion and cruelty. The par
ties were married in Sweden in 1881.
Mrs. Swanson alleges that she has been
neglected and abused on numerous occa-
sions and that her husband has failed to
support her for more than a year past.
In addition to a decree, she also prays for
the custody OF their two minor children
and that she may DE restored to her
maiden name, Sophia Olsen.
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THE BEACH RESORTS.

Excursions Booked for saltair-A Rush
of Bathers.
On June Is the high school pupils win
spend the day at Saltair. The Mill Creek
school children will have an excursion to
that resort on June 16 and the letter car
riers will own Saltair Tor day some time
this month.
The water at Garfield registered IS de-
grees yesterday and hundreds took dip
In the brine.
There will be an old time rush to the
bathing resorts today.
Harry Cushing is now holding down
the desk of George Washington Heintz
during the absence OF the latter at Glen
wood Springs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11

Michigan avenue car as she jumped up
and looked daggers at the conductor.
ill thought you said Fourth, he
stammered. s'You had no business to
think anything of the sorti'' "But -
lyon attend to your business, John
Smith, or I'll report you'll She got off
the car and went her way, and one of the
passengers smoothingIy said: 81 am
sure she said Fourth - $50 am / re-
piled the conductor. 'sThen why didn t
you insist?'' mo use. She's my vile,
and I've lived with her long enough TO
know that she never takes anything
hack ,j-Jlefrojt Free Press
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
FRIGHTENED THEIR HORSE.

The Steam Roller Responsible for Two
Suits Against the City.
John Eddins and Harriet Eddins, his
wife, each filed suits in the sum of $40, 600
against Salt Lake city in the Third dis
trict court yesterday. The city's fam
Gus steam roller is responsible for the
suits, according to the allegations
of the complaint. 1t appears from these
documents that the said steam roller WAS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
Probate Court Orders.

The following orders were made in the
probate court yesterday:
Estate of Thomas S. Young, deceased;
final account allowed and decree of distri-
button made; administrator discharged.
Estate Of Hiram H. Eldridge, deceased;
order made confirming sale of real estate
and administrator account approved.
Estate of Warren Frazier, deceased; adj
ministratrix ordered to put up additional
costs.
Estate of William G. Norton, deceased ];
continued until June IL.
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being operated on the evening Of August
10. 1881, and that the plaintiffs we're
driving on the same street. Their horse
was gentle ordinarily, but the steam
roller was too much for him. and the
frightful noise together with the I'M
slightly object, caused the animal to run
away, and the plaintiffs were badly in
jured. Hence they pray Tor damages in
the total sum of $40 900.
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WITHOUT DUE PROCESS.

A Landlord Cannot summarily Eject a
Tenant, Says Gee.
In the case Of Mrs. Lizzie Sharp VS..
Henry Siegel, Justice Gee has rendered
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the
restitution of certain premises and for
damages in the sum of $50. In this case
the plaintiff, whose rent was in arrears,
was elected by the landlord without due
process of law. She Immediately began
suit with the above result. The de-
PENDANT Will appeal to the Third district
court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
Close Observation

Teacher-Now you see why some sub
stances absorb moisture. Can any of you
name substance which SO easily absorbs
moisture thai it is nearly always damp?
Boy--I can. Teacher-Good. Nothing
pleases me more than careful observa
ton. What is it, Johnny? Boy-Mud.
Good Ne1rs,
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with PLENTY of material for sleeves

s'See how the sun gilds the western
sky!' he said as they emerged from a
leaf uncovered avenue. ''See what a
soft, rich color the blending tints pro-
duceI How delicate it is, and yet how
glorious!' And she, raising her soulful
eyes to the sky, replied: s'Uh-huh; it
'ud make an awful pretty dress,
wouldn t it?''- WASHINGTON Star.
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Very Suspicious.

Friend-Why, Elvira, what's the mat
ter? Elvira-Oh, 1, don't know, only
l m worried to death. I've had the same
girl six weeks and she dosen't talk OF
leaving yet. ''She dosen't?'' 'No, not
a word. She must be in love with my
husband. ''-Ney YORK Weekly.
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ShreMd Business Men

Should insist on knowing what they are
paying for. THE HERALD's list OF sub
scribers is increasing at the rate of over
100 each week. Don't accept our state
ment-examine our books. They are
open to everyone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11

THIN ten days a
new dominion
has been added to
the kingdom of
the exposition.
r h c immense
labor and diff
Guilty III making
the great electro
city building
complete in all
its departments
has at last been
accomplished and
the Eldorados of
wonder opened
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
Too Much Sugar.

Little Johnny-You ought to have seen
Gus de Smith and sister make lemonade.
Mrs. Brown-How did they do it? Little
Johnny-Sister Birdie held the lemon
while Gus squeezed Birdie. Teas Slft-
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xall Paper Half Price.

We are now showing lot of remnants
and small lots at 15c., 20c., &c., etc.
Half regular prices. Rivers Bros, As
East Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11

1t Was No Use
ssDidn't III tell you / wanted to get oil at
Third street?' shouted woman on a
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Big bargains.
They must go this week.
100 pair ladies' and misses

Our 50 grade for g. 90.
Our $3.50 and 81 grades for g.
Our 81. 80 and g grades for S1.50.
SPENCER & LYNCH Co.
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Our 3. so and g grades for S1.50.
SPENCER & LYNCH Co.
Muenthener Loewenbraeu beer i'm
ported by the Chicago Liquor House.
WARM SPRINGS.
White sulphur water; best mineral
baths in the world. Visitors to the city
should patronize them before leaving.
Worlds Fair Rates Reduced-via Union
Pacific.
To Denver and Pueblo and return. .S26 90
To Missouri rive. and return 49,. 46 90
To st Louis and return .... is 90
To Chicago and return. .........-. Sc 90
Tickets good thirty days. To Chicago
in 4S hours via the worlds pictorial line.
City ticket Office POI, Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
Wonders of the Wizard Element
in the Electricity Building.
UNCLE SANS FINE DISPLAY.
The Agricultural Building Rich Mine
of Curious knowledge.
Utah's Exhibit of Farm Products Rather
Disappointing, but She shows up the
Benefits of the Irrigation System
in Fine Style.
CHICAGO, JUNE 6, 1898.

Correspondence 0, TIE HERALD.
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WARM SPRINGS.

Muenthener Loewenbraeu beer in
ported by the Chicago Liquor House. .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-16

Oeeas Eoses1sa IN sAe Aualassss ODse
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions nom January 4.
1sGS. are o6,3A9.d3a Theirs were died for
record yesterday Is deeds, the conssdsra-
tions aegTesatins 81 5eA Following h
the list - furnishsd by Osborne, Trsmpss
q Co. ahetracsoes AZ Titles. li6 Cherry
sersst. betvssa Trout and Second:
Lake View Cemetery Association 70 n.
]. Hancock. lot ll6. Lake visw cemetery.
H. l. Thomas 70 Z. A. Upstill, q block
{, Dibb.e's lss 70 Ballard. s.
II. l. Thomas to Lucy r. ThomaD. X
block 4 DiAbls's lss 70 Ballard, s.
George G. BONN 70 William NJ Bolm,
lots in Kirkland Syndicate In. $3o0
+. w. Kerr 70 II. Dinkelspisl, part 80
80. 2. !. Sl.o00.
John Anderson 70 A. L Wilson, lots In
Green Lake circle, 81 ,000
A. l. Wilson to John AndeeDoo, lot Z,
block %. Denny's Park. 81 900
~. r. Hatch TO L. Hatch, lands on Quar-.
termasser haFbor. 80. l37.
n. r. Hatch TO l. Hatch. lands on Quar-
termaster harbof, $751;
]. x. Edmiston to @. r. Edniston, lots
SIC. 600. Columbia, $SQ
J. O. 6agrou 30 p. c. Francis, lots Il, 10,
block 2 Cailou's add. 81
= Wsliingford 70 v. Kinkads, - ~ II.
81. 5, N,50a
n. SosdberR to i. A. Glen, lot 2. block
l0, NcElsoy's, Ballard. $l5a
&. Waters 20 E. w. Faies, lots 10, -.
block So. Rainier Beach. $400
J. W. kumsey 70 L r. Rumsey, part =.
+. stevenson 70 +. u. Webster. lot, s. q,
!, block -, 0tevsnson's ID, $50
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.svtL AND CRIMINAL pErARrNESrs-BAI-
LfS6ER. !.

,svtL AND CRIMINAL pErARrNESrs-BAt-
LrSeER. !.
". r. wickware vs.. Washington South
ern Railway Ccmpany--Hearing on &C.
sC.ont; set for August IS.
Crescent Creamery Company ~. +. q.
u unson-p Default and judgment in the
sam of Sssoi
Frank X Hepburn vs. Laura Hepburn
Motion of defendant for temporary IN
I9nction: plaintiff ordered to pay defend
ant $40 tow ard expenses of suit.
olof Hoimoers va Julia Hoimbe.g-De-
.eee OF divorce. signed.
West Publishing Company ~. John W
4orsoa-- Default and Judgment in sum OF
AS39i
Murphy varnish Company Va ". r
Fsasiey esax.-Detauit and Judgment in
sam Of $t01.
Road petition of Robert Thomas ct al
Hearing and report Of viewers set FOR Sep
t.mher 4 iSa
Hulda M. smith ". John r. Denny-
sseiauis and judgment In sam OF $ssA
Rosetta Bersch W. Jacob Bersch-On
tgial.
PROBATE pErARrNKSr-sAIiIxeK J.
ESTATE Of Wallace l.ang-Decres Of dis
seibution-
Estas. Of Timothy Pendieson-Decree
a,,pointing Melville Nichols acministra-
sser.
Guardianship Of Arthur Scherie-Ac-
s.,uat arpruved-pecsee Of f;nas discharge.
Guardianship of Elizabeth Montgomery
-.-rnA account Of J. Farsh. guardian.
I'D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-16

A horse hauling buggy. owned by the
Seattle Packing Company. ran away from
the foo, Of Columbia strees about O'Clock
Yesterday aftsFnoon ana dashed wildly up
that street as far a. Second. where il was
stopped without having done any damage.
r. A Bucks delivery horse ran away
yesterday from the alley ia the rear OF his
store on Post street. bat when the animal
turned on Yesler avenue is tel, and uas
captured without dong any damage other
than receiving . few scratches
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-16

"LSot IN lenAoa" Coming 20 the
Thsstes.
Lost in London. "a play full Of incident
and interesting situations. will be At the
Seattle theater next Friday and Saturday
evenings, with Newton Beers in the prin-
cipal part. The story Of the play is an in
tenscly interesting one. The company
carries it, own special scenery which IL
particularly tine and interesting. Mr..
Beers has played his part in this drama in
every large city in the United States. aud
the fact that crowded houses meet him
wherever he goes should - evidence
enough Of his continued popularity. The
Buffalo News says Of the performances in
that city:
Newton Beers Lost in London was
presented Ut the Lyceum theater last night
10 large audience. IL 10 . popular meio-
drama and the cast II a strong one. Miss
Lora Addison Gin ~ Nellie. the poor
wife. is especially good. Ne.ton Beers a.
Job Armroyd vas greatly applauded. Miss
Kate Romano, Wentworth Davis and
Thomas whyte are favorites. Miss Annie
Laura Hook does some clever dancing"
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|Als rnE sroCx WAS woarnLxsa.

p1ooe ClaIWs Ne MaAe . Nod 0aygain
ssd Waass le unma1e.
Uonisi g. ksauss hogan an action against
- Hummer and her husband, A. C.
inner. in the superior court yesterday
Il he recovery OF 3io0 damages By an
lood breach Of contract on real estate
Hsuuss alleges that some time In May
- entered into IN agreement with
nnsr 20 exchange certain real estate
- BY shs plaintiff Il that time Tor
sharss of stock of the Statement
S1eeesf Publishing Company. So In cash
. pfomissory note made by r. ].
nan Cor 500. Hummer. it 10 alleged,
he time made representations to the
anti6 that the stock in the corporation
- Was valuable and the corporation
- profitable business. also promising
eevoie his whole time 81 the manage
at Of the affairs al the cor.
eetion. Of which he was the
~ ssockholder. krause claims to have
laevsd all OF these representations and
ease n, ade a convey ancc OF his property
Ara Lora Hummer. the wife of the de-
eeaat. A. T.. Hummer. Now Krause
eans TO have found out that the
esslsas of the Statement Ledger Pub
tat1e Company Is mythical. and that
H. - never done business TO any ex-
- since its Incorporation. lie also
1Des that Hummer. after making the
nsser OF the ssosE. paid no further
sation 10 the business Of the corpora
-. but ~ once began 81 introduce other
1sl;ea;ions and works in direc; competi-
- With those Of the Statement Ledger
ysMsshsns Company. thereby intending
sssrsud The plaintiff and make the 80
lasss Of stock valucless. He says. too.
~ the prom.ssory note cannot b cot
sssl.
d tcet foregoing reasons krause thinks
- Aas been desranded OF his real e.
- and wa.ss the court 60 decree .
eeavsy ance and allow him 500 dam
Ne is willing TO return the promis-
nose TO Hummer II the latter wants il
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On Wednesday. August q. the Great
Northern railway will run Al excursion to
Ssehekin, IT the head Of Lake Chelan. fer
81 round trip. Tickets are good twenty
days for return. This combination Of
. rail, river and lake tour embraces 5s2
miles OF the grandest scenery in America
splendid opportunity for the hunter.
the fisherman and the tourist The party
will be limited 10 hfty in number. For
full particulars and tickets call 1t the
Great Northern Office. ia James street
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Death Of cAarses .. 0rta..

Charles +. Grim, OF the firm OF grimm
4 ogieey. died AZ his residence. IT the
corner OF Division and Carroll streets. yes
serday. aeed 5sysars Death resulted from
. relapse Of IN attack Of pneumonia con-
srae,ed while on trip East last winter.
Nj. Grsfsa vas horn in London. and came
% this coantyy abous twenty ysars ago.
For fifteen years he Travelled fos - East
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Quarters Bustpess.
y. Sheafe. receiver of the washin xton
y sesern Railway Company. yesterday
= Ass second account current. covering
pesiod from April | 10 iaiy l, lsas.
- esoss receipts during the three mon Tbs
Qx.s2a. and the disbursements
the same period SIS. u ca
SsA II the cash on hand amounted 10
While the cash on hand June 81
sesa,s to $a.i&aSs. gain in three
c.stAs OF ssAas
- reviewer states thst he has figured
Ia In The account sixsy days &C.
Ars en- she Tacoma Mil Company
Usn. due August -. aud sixty-siay
81 the Mason County Logging Com
due September -. 1888 As coli
security Co the note the receiver
. sIxiy days acceptance on the
ntagsoa Mil Company =, PORK Had.
oer $1ua In tak.aE the notes and
sanees the receiver states that ne has
% comply With the orders Of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-16

The following new suits we're 6lsd in
sae once of the clerk Of the superior court
yesterday:
Wess Publishing Company ". ]. W.
ss.rson-Suit to recover $20O.6l on promis-
.sry note.
II. @. Krause W. l.oea Hummer OF viz
S.,si, to recover 500 damages and re-couvey-
s,scs OF real estate.
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FRONT STREET HILL
Revival q tbs Preject to Mako
aIsvel Street
EsTlaaATED COST OF rHe woak.


49, - - A 4. =
49, c1s ooss - ~! q
:. .S -. q !. = nke'y %
-. - 49, -: - !ropessy e9n-
.s.S ~ = seo az. efe scsfsne
:. ~ 10y tsaA'se sees tossfsng
wo1'o rsso1 IN ming up
49, sna nouses nov vacan1 ana the
soAcsns properly VISA % she
49, nons 40 nostasafd over con-
.sosssose afee hsve oecone convinced Of
ne inefeass 9 would AFFORD 70 valuation
y uoesee sne cost o. traasPostataon and
p estIaesang stores and shops which
voaad anofd employment 70 many. The
sc''on % tne owners on P1ke etrest. b.
sWn nagosn sno IwsIseh, II volanfartiy
sue)ecsan1 themselves 70 assessmsnt In
ofues % Improve shas thoroughiafe. hes
aroused atreeh the ressdents Of the north
enc. when Ffks street 10 completed Il
vni PROBABLY result IN diverting traide
nom north Seattle TO shat street. and
plans are already beiug prepared 10 build
stores whsn the present chasm b bsidaed.
several property ovnsrs have been in
consultation 9TH Chairman Van Becckiin,
q the board 81 public works. and that
esosasman y formulating . plan which
may result II the many attempts assumjnR
practical shapa The dsfhculty has been
that the property owners between Pike
and blanchard or Virginia streets have
feared that the main burden q the sxpsnss
would have = b borne b them. While the
benefit would b widespread. Not Only
muse they. = they suppossd. contrihuts 70
the cost Of the work, but they would b
pat to consequent expense In the alterA-
ton Of their buildings 70 suit the new
lines Of grade.
Nr. Van Brockltn's plan Il yet only In
the rough. but hs proposes interesting the
people north Of Pike street. IN = fam
shapsd distsict whose lines Of travel con-
verge on Front street. 70 Join In making .
large assessment district, which should
Contribute In sums from maximum sum
down 70 IS pr lot for the remotest points.
One property owner on West street offeS
70 pay not only IN equitable assessment,
bat 10 subscribe $500 20 the general fund.
Others asree 70 pay e5o0. $3oo and 500
. lot.
All are agveed that IN year or two the
outlay would provo an excellent invest
ment, and Mr.. Van Brockiin, alter pre-
pairing hts plan, viii submit It 70 Corpora
tion Counsel Donworth IN order 70 bring
Il within thescope Of psstiaeat lsgislation.
MH. Van Drucklin Il of the opinjon that
The vork can never h mora ehenr,fv done
=. .s.IS .E.-s ~--S.s-4
s"sA nov. - wOusu euosu o1PsOy Meus
~'-f'
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HOW TO BUY ONE

That's the sticker with many people. but
" have solved il.
First Get the lot and get Il paid for.
Then We viii guarantee to get the money
70 build with. Building loans are always
in demand. Have the loan made 20 ron
can pay il Oh - your means permit, and
In that Way put into . house the money
you would pay out for rent
The first thing you know ron viii have
the whole thing paid for. IL will b worth
. good deal more than it cost you and ron
viii have given up paying rent long before.
But how to gst the lot.
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ssast = Dsas = sosld y 1ens usdse ~
efrkMmseoncA
xadss Balliness sst ~ heaflag q -
eessuns fcs AuGuss = g p n. sad e.
dszaa nottes eivsa - tie passtD = iasss.
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f1eSe0eas oais ~ Rscsives UsowD
AGeaass the Thsso o4sasssss.
Thomas r. Brown. receiver Of the Seat
tls. Lake Shore q Eastern Railway COM
rsny. yesterday brosght m sjsctmsut suit
In The United States distsict court Aeainst
ti,ses squattes named Davidson, Pike
aud Evans. Who claimed the sand spit q
6gs this cove. belonging 70 the railroad
coa,peny. bat were defsased after long liti-
Rssion An order 70 show cause Why
psacsebae possession Of the spit should
nsst b SURRENDERED 20 the receiver was is
sasd and served upon the squstssrs By
Dspuev United States Marshal Ringer yss-
tssday. The order cites the men q appear
cs August 20 70 answer the complaint
il viii b remembered that when Re-
es,ser Brown fled his first monthly r.
Pert % August 3. hs asksd and wss
Eaaatsd permission by the court 20 take
s$1ps 10 sjsct the squattsss from the sand
sels in accordance with . decree Of the
superior court made By Judge Langley last
April IL the suit Of A. Maitland VI. the
hfattls, Lake Shore 4 Eastern Railway
Company. bSough. 70 dstsrmins the own
esship of the land, In which suit the Dc.
PENDANT Was successful.
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LODGERs
80 - CASE W AGAIN.
49, - Aen1nss sAs sgsastsrs-
- esssAsss Aaasss-
nsDee Asssss cessa

- case Of Rosetta Bsssch ~.
- sas h4asd yesterday ~
nlnees and much evidence intro
s.. - - Aerasioa vas made Whea
lonroo1
@~o - married In January,
u 1e6rln. - ovu considerable real
- fIn 0uo6tle and Tacoma They
! m 1nsns q Seattle. having kept
1920 1o1gfng house % Front
r. - - shsss yssfs. and various
* 7n166ee hoasse before the IRE.
73x61e tilnd nan shout 50 yssss Old.
8 ) ssIocn-ksspsf until - had .
- rnsniysjs ov@ sevsn pears $50.
{Sr npiains, nisd % June I, MrA
- - that her Husband was .
- fnxsfd and unabls 70 earn .
11r. e1l1ik ~ himself Or Tor his wife
7 10 e1lE1ssn, . boy and girl. agsd
nlvoly r. end year, She prayed
$500 half of the community prop
- ~ eustody at both children.
3 - nlsd n answer and cross COM
l6oyln4 that he Was . hsbituai
and aiIseiag thss the plaintiff
= tu1sns, nl-ssmpsrsd woman, Who
Eo1s less iadisesess in her conduct
~ Iodesss In ~ Aossss kept BY
= also aeeuesd hss q consorting
6wd neeso women and using pro
80 obscene languags. He also 80
hsr Of squandseing The money he
~ in the saloon business and a.
oul1ne 70 ssw buttons On o. n mend
to1kA He alleged thas the piaiutt6
- = ID psrson 70 have chsrFs Of the
>f11Na. and prayed for their custody.
- that the court ct apart the
10nmunity property for their and
eoenppost. He. too, asisd for a
49, divorce.
d a nrseh iiIed = reply 70 this answsr
Wem compliant, dsnying oil Of the
GtonD sneds and rsassertine her 1T
y have the control 81 the children
- Sosssssion OF ons-hAif Of the COM
~ peopesty.
l6 Wss the stats Of the cass whom the
tsenn yesterday. witnesses in
J vsfs pat on the stand to testify 70
otA of the allegations mada BY both
~ saA defendant. Two young wo-
pho had worked In the Rochester
! for Mrs. Bsssch testified that
= uss IN the habit Of getting reason.
lntoxicAtsd quite frequently. but
y eiaced two iogssss Who hsA roomsd
houss on the stand and they gave
10y 10 the effect that he Was IN ex-
temperate man. rarely taking any
moss than . glass OF bees or 20 day.
DeRsch gave IN account Of her trials
~ husband and dsnisd that che haA
- iswd associates. - charged. To
49, she had been on terms of ex-
e Intimacy with her dodgers Bersch's
10y read extracts from letters written
oue q them to their lAndlady in which
NJ them referred 70 her . his guiding
ID the only woman he had ever
~ 80. and tha other exhausted oil the
- eaccharine edjsctivss Of the English
1aee In writing OF her. These letters,
- explained. had been handed to
NJ one Of the chambermaids. Who had
1ischarssd by Mrs. Bsrsch immsdi-
aitsr the fact came 70 her ears.
Ter On he trial dsgsueratsd sadly -
nanttonai Testimony. and ell Of the
noQoe 1uosn up 10 adjournment at s
- n The evening were examined IS
- nnancial troubles Of the couple.
h claiming that his wife had System
~ btsd him Of ali the money his
had made befoes the ere. besides
g hundred AotlArs lslt him b. his
. Mra. Bersehh witnesses swors that
~ contrary Bersch he'd never earned
|toUn living. even, and had always been