The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
DYER'S HOMELIFE
iy.=a Bill of Very Tn
nleasaat Particulars.
= MS. DYER ABUSED HIM.
why He Wants Divorce, He
"a J. sne Publicly III Treated Hfn
4aheu,ss Loan Csso Settled.

4-heu,ss Loan Csso Settled.
panfIus Dyer. who Is defendant
- .<sfiou f,r divorce and alimony
- ~ Trusten T.. Dyer a short
sd ~s.,ee demanded bill Of Tsarfic-
z.s 81 her htisba nd's attorneys. and
80 an order CT court TO mat ef-
"a srs,e bill of particulars was fur
81 yesterday, and the statements
.sz...s ~ make up . document OF a
lllps nature.
.ssrr the constitutional convention
:! ss1npia in 1883. says Mr.. Dyer, at the
' : ard In the presence OF the FAM
=zgsssp n. Moore and invited guests,
- s,eer in an angry. rude and in
4 s!zs.st r,anr,er, on being requested By
ia q MAY upon the piano. ordered
5z7: 3, st,uf bis mouth and attend to
- business. and stated that she
& - meyer AGAIN go any place with
rh,rtng the constitutional conven-
||~,1zile Mr.. Dyer was In the perform
sss a his Official duties. Mrs. Dyer,
! r. =, presence of many persons. Is said
: $40 pulled him down in his seat.
s. 81 ~. 70 ghut his mouth. 10 have
- 81 .aiacourteously to him and abus-
1 RI 80 IL such a way as to disgrace
- zAusailsate him. that she became
/ - snd petulant and generally dis
sssss1hle BIZ reason OF her angry words
1.r,G,ss.t
q Everett, during the session of the
- 7eelslature. Mr.. Dyer was called
! .usslu n an entertainment given by the
s;sSIn he legislators TO respond 10 the
$3.50 Of welcome. but Mrs. Dyer Is
20 IS fzye suddenly broken out In a
60 and passion during the pro-
$50 and 10 have quarreled and
- 81 HIN. refusing to treat him or
6ny1ee else with courtesy, and finally
Y - left the entertainment, greatly
fi1'alsng him In the presence OF the
- Again. In the summer OF 1892.
aff Dyer was acting as master OF
teeSraonies at a banquet given by Seat
IL eslnnAndsry to Joliet CoI1inandery.
x1ixhts Trmpiar. Mrs. Dyer Is said to
Nh repeated her performance given at
xttfetf, and 10 have completely UNI
1rred her husband. Her rampant con-
1nrt. be declares, was not confined to
tdkIc PLACES, but I'm their home. and
IS the homes Of relatives and friends.
~ frequently abused and fused at
I'M; that In the presence OF her mother
m tfothers and sister she was accus-
tA 10 order him to shut his mouth:
and on one occasion In the presence of
f1eif hired girl, she became angry with
oat cause. struck him on the head. CALI
u him names that cannot be reprodlfc-
u Is type. cursed him and said she
wished he was dead and in hell; that
ahe anxlly left the house IN the night
and be was compelled to go out and
box for her: but she concealed herself
and watched what he would do. She Is
said also 20 have come often to his Of
nee aad In the presence of his steno-
ssanher and clerk 10 have abused and
tlsgraecd HIM, and in order To avoid
the TRADE he was obliged to leave her
n possession while she was railing at
him.
But the browning acts OF cruelty came
when Mrs. Dyer, as the bill OF particu-
lzfs alleges. insisted that she wished
sns had never married him. She
Y also said 10 have stated that
ssssiTisteyaut had told her that they
we're TO be separated and divorced.
pyes made light of these statements.
nut Nrs. Dyer Is said to have insisted
tilat her mother believed In the clair
sasant and that she herself believed
Ehaleser her mother did The night be-
Ie1s he separation Mrs. Dyer is said
y nave told her husband that she did
hst propose 10 room with him any more.
ana then left his bed for her ,nother's.
iulhihg Tom summary Of the aileg-
90 acts " cruelty and hearslcss conduct
On the part OF his wife. Mr. DYER next
gives resume OF his earnings. The in
saile rom his law business. as nearly
- ne nan estimate Il. was $4,000 a year.
ana al or this sum was annually nut
.a.o TIE living expenses of the house
assa snd INTO Improvements of Mrs.
.1sss real estate. When they were
ssAsIsef', he says, the only property
ssasa oy her was untfnprdred real es-
s1.e. without rents or profit: that IL is
s..ss'lshtiaIlx the same as is now own
= y her and at that time was cover-
). esr7a trees and stunl,ss. had no i'm
-. 9 - streets and had not been reduced
.s1ui'lsasion. Since that ;itae. however.
800 nave been made at FEAST 81. 600
u OF improvements, In the way or
$3.50 GEARING Of ground, grading of
-. ana bringing the property into
,.~.I Tie improvements. taxes and
.s expenses were paid out OF his
sAss'sS and the income. Of the estate
=. ssason Of the improvements. to-
49, 49,. Win money borrowed by them.
-. ner he thinks they borrowed
$ ssooa, both himself aud Mrs. ny-
q. ehing notes Ia secure She loans.
-. - "a all these notes have been paid
. seeoo During the time they iiv-
- the home Of Mrs. pon4ias, Dyer
IaeF paid her an agreesi price for
: ]. sad lodging. AS TO his accounts
! -, - ranks, Dyer says that from June
\. 20 June 70, 1899. his deposits In
8, 5 . fifss National Bank amounted 20
I. .s.e.fs. and that he also had money
49, sas Washington Savings Rank, the
.assas Bank. ana the Washington Ma
-, she exact amounts az which, he
aaah bic to state.