The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-02-26
DAY OF DIVORCES In COURT
No Judge Escaped from the Solemn
Duty of Giving Legal Separations.
Still Other Cases Newly Filed-"0ut in the
Streets" Company Attaehed-The Old Wiley
Dry.G0ods store In Assignment.

Marital woes seemed to take the lead in
the various courts yesterday. In Room
of the Superior Conrt, Judge Taylor grant
ed Annie Barker q divorce on her cross
complaint. alleging abandonment on the
part of her husband, William J. Barker. The
husband filed suit for divorce. and then left
the case to take Its own course. He was in
the courtroom yesterday. and made no de-
Tense to the cross-complaint filed by his
wife. In the same room Retta White
was also granted divorce from
Benjamin White. The attention of Judge
Harper In Room was entirely occupied
with domestic troubles. Nancy L. Evans
sued Gibson Evans for divorce, and the case
was tried and taken under advisement
yesterday. The court granted the petition
of Dora Hoyt for divorce from David b.
Hoyt and custody of their children. The
suit of Matte Owen against Joseph Owen
was also tried and taken under
advisemenL Judge Bartholomew took
q respite from the tedious Robbins
case long enough to grant the divorces
prayed for by three dissatisfied parties.
Peter thinner was granted divorce from
Elizabeth thinner for cruel and inhuman
q
legal separation from Perry A. McCarty on
scriptural grounds and David Rose. al
leging desertion, was granted q divorce
from Mary Rose In the Circuit Court
Judge Brown also took q hand In the sepa-
ration of husband and wife by the ma
chinery of the law. Annie b. Cramer sued
Napoleon b. Cramer for divorce. The evil
dence was heard and q decree granted in
that court yesterday favorable to the plain
eff.
- Il l.. ~(fs
cases were filed reciting violations of the
marriage contract, and asking 8 release
therefrom on account of it's disregard by
one or the other of tho parties to 1t. Mat
tie Schill said that her husband, Jacob
Schill, had abandoned her and therefore.
prayed that the bonds of matrimony ex-
listing between them be dissolved. Minnie
G. Frantzreb asked release from the
marriage contract entered into with
Jacob G. Frantzreb on the grounds
of abandonment and failure to provide.
Phoebe ID. Leek in the complaint filed by
her. says that her husband. Jeremiah Leek.
was cruel TO her, wherefore she prays dl-
vorce from him. Margaret Peters filed suit
the American Express Company for sup
port, making the express company CO.
defendant TO answer as to an alleged In.
debtedness to her husband of S65, for W hich
amount she asks Judgment.
ciarnisheeing Dickson & Talbot
Otto Hssselman, proprietor Of the Jour-
nal Job Printing Company, yesterday filed
suit. on account, against Dickson a. Tai
bolt and William A. Edwards. Andy Nc
Kay and George T.. Ulmer. of the N. S.
Woods "Out in the streets" Company.
which played at the Park Thester last
week. The complaint demands Judgment
for q $40 for printing. Affidavits in
punishment and attachment were filed
with the COMPLAINT and Dickson & Talbot
made garnishee defendants. to answer for
money alleged TO be in their hands belong
ing TO their codefendents.
The papers were presented at the box
Office of the theatre immediately after 1t
had closed for the evening. performance.
There was no effort on the part of the
theatrical people to avoid the writ and the
matter was settled amicably.