Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-17
IT WAS DIVORCE DAY
Two Husbands and Ono vic Seek For
and Obtain "Rsliti."
LAST ACr ~ THE CARSON CASE.
Mrs Nellie Carroll's Unpleasant EX-
pCrieucs.-luiunclion Natter
Mrrritps short orders.
LAST Acr IN THE CARSON CASE

t. 80 was rushing business done In
Chief Justice Mvrfitl's division Of the
Third district court this morning. IL
was Of n miscellaneous character ami
included three divorce cases. The bar
was more largely represented than
usual, aud tho maj illiy u the lawyers
pfcien, had something TO cay or do.
SEPARATED AFTER twenty YEARS.
i,hac .. lag grove aud sarah Am
Hszs,.t0vo had been married for
upwards Of twenty years, Uut Il would
secm from the statement Of the bus
band, wao was the petitioner in the
cane, that site. II. has become tirtd "
his society aud plsiuvcly decliucs 10
/ i've with him any longer, though no
cause was assigned. Hence NJ: Haz l.
grove, with tne aid Of hIs attorney, l..
NJ. Armstrong, applied Tor a divysro ON
tbs ground OF uu,ertiJn. The case
went by default and ,he court granted
the decree rs prayed.
n WAS CRUEL or DAISY.
Daniel b. Carson was the petitioner
Ia the n,Xt application Tor a decree, Ou
the ground Of his wife, DNsy Carson,
having been guilty. OF ofuvi,y towrrds
MIN.
llia was peculiar affair, anu the
ramss Oi the parties will dJubtirss BE-
remembered ny readers ~, the NEWS
wnun tnv ihcts ar1 recalled.
lhu marriage OF tue couple
TOOK place Ia tuis city on April
| 10 %, lsss, anu thgro nave beuu born
twO uuiiuteu, buyu, wuusn T,sprcuv,
ages at tbih time tie hyc huu three
Year,. La Juiy, l5U--ald this act
was testified 10 - Gauun Uu tay
wItnUrt.htAud tuuay - fs. q. Cuuaru
| tuU arrest ui utr uu-uauu on "a Uunrgu
u having vuuupfvI WITH one Putri
BauniOu tor tue .H,ttr 10 scIucu he.
Carson nad a nVauu. iu Cumuis.iD
90 Grveumau's CIurt anu was ulI 80
await tue grauI iufy's action, Out tuAi
uuuy ignUf,u tue oaru Hud tho Hucu ~
was turu released Ifun CIbtDuy -uut,
nVWuvst, uutii ne hHI lUgu Cuuhueu
some ni.vun days ia tue punituutiHry
awaiting tue result rnv pNuss hay,
uut Lvru together tiucu, ar. IafsUu
now rupeatul his iurue. decla ANN
tnat THE wi &c aiisgauon WAS "a 80 Auu
malicious, Hs were aJsO the chaTgts
~ adultery ~nicn tho pre-.
i,rfed asHiust h,ni AZ tnN
ume. In cttrobira ION u tue
Il may bu stated tnal Mis-. CafsOn her.
eel, alter making all these chaigr.,
wrote 10 tue prosecuting attorney (MI
ID. 4. EiGnuOf) aseiug nm 10 wan.
I -. q
uubuaul's prJtrHlaU1uu VI Innocence.
| Attorney ID. y. itfgup, SuO repre-
10 ttd tue petitioner ssil II wOuii ut
impO,'iuio too CatsOn ~ i've wan his
wiz again aiter what had happened.
Accounting 10 couUsr,'s statement,
however, Mr. Carson has behaved
nauJsumrly towards nis wiiu. lie haB
II usu suI iOti R.1nh ilI whelu sue
10 suii &C. iling anu lac was willing tina.
sue SHOULD continue TO dweil there ~
IJLg aH sue rUmaiaH unmarried (iu tue
lue event OF invoice bring nov
gTaulru) Further, he was WILING
ina. sue Hhtu Il nave tue custody VI the
children, anu WAS aleu- fraIy 10 allow
nef 80 per mUuth nlimUuy,
| Ouuur all these circumstance,
Julgo Murnt gtAntuI tue decree OF
uivofce - prayed.
NELLIE AND HER "DEADn ItusHANDi
Nrlnr Carroll isa wsli dressed, pretty
little woman, apparently au0uttweuty.
Two yoArs Of axe, anu hho next Ap.
puattd before tho court 10 request a
divotco nom her husband, IioUert
CsuOll, b. ucuu alton a brakeman, nut
wnO, Goa sue siiu," stbms 20 devote
his energies To przi hgAtiug. There
was more Ia this cAhu thad told IN tue
unyafniShel testimony q. Mis-, Carroll
anu her nJtner IA morning, rney
simply proved up the alleged ueseTtiOu
aud failure % provide ON the husbands
part.
Mi. and Mrs. Carroll were married
In this city on January ., 1892, anu un
Febru ~ li,-iusl under cue month
the deienAsHt loft hls vic; the ftagOu
the latter knew mott auu % HIe alter
warts snaTuI her mothers hone.
Carroll had put Ia an answer 10 the
complaint, but this bis attorney, j. N.
Hamii.ou, Withdrew before the case
came on for hearing today. Ia 10 he
allie. ed that Il was his wife who left
MIN Ia February, 1897, anu made tive
additional statement that on the l5.h
Of June u tho same year she was
married, by the Rev. DR.. McNiece OF
Salt LAke, 10 0ne Walter Anderson, Ia
tins nam u "DJt ClsypOol."
n thing OF this came out on the
hearing, Tut Judge Merritt granted tiin
decree, tho case having gone by de-.
fault. No alimouy was atked tor, tut
Au attorney, Ice Of ;jl was allowed.
lt Is true tuut Mrs. Car.
roll I'D marry Anderson, ns stated
by the defendant, uut IN this she un.
dOubtedly acted IN good faith, unu
seemingly Carroll n himself 10 blame
Tor A.. shortly after the separation II
Is claimed that he caused TO be sent TO
his wife newspaper containing an
account Of his having been killed Ia IA
pTEi hght; aud 70 was not until he
appg areu Ia the tle-h before nor, suhsg-
uusut ~ the marriage with Anderson,
mat she learned 10 the contrary. Then
MFl. Carroll lgst 20 time Ia taxing the
necessary slrps 10 secure a divorce
from him In order 10 make the second
marriage lawful
ID. N.5,raup was her attorney In tho
present proceedings
ans MJItON ovFRRuLi b.
,V,, casp uf 4. NJ SAWYER. ayynit-