The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-15
TWAS A CAT AND DOG LIFE.
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IN HER HUaHHHD.

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The hearing in the suit OF Mrs. Armenia
Chadwick for divorce from Alfred r. Chsdv
was continued yesterday before Vice-C
eellor Green, In Chancsry Chambers. Jersey
City. Mr.. Chadwick IL the principal Of public
school In Paterson He became . widowsr
about three years sgo. aud. having four chill
drsn who needed . mothers care. ne applied
TO . matrimonial agency in this city and Sc
cured q wife In the person OF Miss Armenia
vertley OF Ellenville. N Y. who also was a
patron OF the agency. The couple discovered
an affinity at their very first IN Getting. and were
married without any unnecessary delay.
The wedding took place on March -. 1892.
The bride was disappointed in him from the
first. as she testified at the previous hearing.
Although 1t was very embarrassing she was
forced to give directions to the cab driver as
to what hotel they should 20 to. The next
morning they left the hotel without breakfast
and went to her husbands home in Paterson.
where. she said. they were received by an old
woman and four dirty children. The wedding
breakfast was ready. but the bride didn't en-
Joy II. 1t consisted OF bread. butter. tea. and
stewed prunes. Since then. Mrs. Chadwick
said. she had not seen q happy moment. Her
husband treated her with cruelty. and after
two years OF suffering she decided to apply
for divorce
0Mr. Chadwick had his turn yesterday. Heis
q pale. nervous man and he told his story in q
tone and manner which excited the sym patty
OF his hearers. He said:
We had no sooner taken up our residence
In Paterson than my wife told me she had been
suffering for three years from nervous pros
tration and indigestion. 1t was only day or
two after our marriage that l had to go and
buy lot Of n, medieips for her She said she she
and bou eht her a bottle of that. She made
fun OF my clothing and OF the house and the
drove me to Insanity and on May 10. after our
marriage. l was tax en- to the Morris Plains
Alter H came M back she treated me- worse than
ever. She struck me-. poured water, over me.
Willis because he cried for .medicine. 7 was
completely discouraged. and told her to 90
me a hog and a brute She said she had sup:
ported herself for nineteen years. and shed
be damned If she would support me and mJ
Mr.: oh.dwIck who has the Appearance q
word damn" and she glared at him from the
table where s she vas ,ss sitting .o,,,,., ".,
me. and told her she might IS well XIII me
suddenly out Of the bed and attempted te
empty pitcher OF cold water over me. !
me around the bed. She struck me, on the
head with Q hair brush. Then she choked me.
sa' s9s sh' ini s'd my fEGSss ana
breast and bit me-"
to ha ass shns.
hand" Mr. ,chsdwiek continued, but that
on 9 OF the boys down for tho iandlady and her
husband to come up and stop her.
woman she Eept the money and did the wash
ing herself. One day she said she wanted
and shake up S' the Eitchsn Ore. When al Vent
sei i. She began to upbrsid me for speuding
Ave or ten cents for car fare on the previous
%oaldnt 'a ind her T there Wien returned ron
school: l had rust given her s5l for house.
81 . to KEEP to %
s.yam h' osns sss she Tas E% the
but che wouidnt let me: had NO idea that
istter from her. In which she said she believed
would go ineans again and che would bs
ing her TO come back"
On cross-ex amino alton Mr.. Chadwick said
BEEN ipcreased to 81, 500 At one time he sand and
money matters should Be sonducted, and en-.
tered into a bond OF So, which should be for
ment
said to his wifss lawyer with great deal OF
fervor. " You just cross her once. and you'll
ind out what she is"
When Mrs. Chadwick was recalled she de-
MED that she had broken an umbrella over her
husbands head.
One OF the lawyers offered to submit the case
without argument
,.;"Oh. no, exclaimed the Vice Chancellor.
court"
:. The case will be argued on Monday next In
Newark.