Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
4 WIFE VINO WOULDN'T STAY.


no REASON ASSIGNED,
The fpt divorce matter was tina, Of
Rilla a. Fowler Va Il. IL. Fowler, and
the ground on which tho complaint
was based was desefllon.
According TO the eviJe1ce Of the
plaintiffs lndyllke, fh.hlonably dressed
person apparently about 30 years Of
age, the marriage took plaos at y nen o.
ma, Oswego county, Kansas, In
June, 1857. Her husband Aban.
doned her In September 1892, without
giving any reason and has not since
returned. Mrs. Fowler has resided In
SAT- Lake iof the last four years, aud IL
now living with an aunt.
The case went by default, Attorney
ID q. Eichu0f stating that THIS defend.
ant, who was now In Vermont, desired
to withdraw the extended time allowed
for answering.
rhu plaintiffs attorney was ID. n.
straup, and he did not AK for aIimony
or costs.
Judge Merritt, after hearing corrob-
Oradvu evidence Hs 10 tho drsurtiOn,
hAAAANA hNh ANiANN ~ lAANNAs
SHE rREFERRED Sweden.
Alex. Winter vs. Martha T.. wiAter
was the title Of the second divorce
suit, the ground Of complaint here be.
ing deserlion. Attorney Kroeger ap.
pearod for tho plainlin. This case also
went by default.
Tue marriage took place nj Chicago,
Ills, In March, 1854, and Tor some time
afterwards the parties resided together.
IN South Omaha. Being DESTROYS to te.
move TO Rawlins, the plaintiff tug
Hvated this 10 his wife, but she de-
cllued TO 20 thure, femafking signin.
cAntly that she "would not have time
enough TO stay IN the United States
TO do that" She preferred, II seems,
10 return 10 Sweden, her native place.
Plaintiff eventually went TO Rawlius
himself, and sent his wife money TO
come on 20 him, but she wrote that
there was no need for his sending any
more money, neither did she want any
more Of his letters. Winter added
that when he went over afterwards 10
South Omaha he "iound the doors
open, the furniture gone aud his wIfe
gone tO0!n
A witness named J. NJ. Virgins
said that Just prior TO the parties sop
nrAllng Mic. Winter told him that she
did not intend TO live any
longer with her husband, that she
did not like him aud meant 10 return
10 Sweden.
Judge Merritt, on this evidence, &c.
cedoi TO the prayer Of the petitioner,
who left the courtroom smiling.
AppOtSTEp REFEREE.
la the case Of NJ. Bush Va II. q.
Watt, Judge J. NJ. Bowman was az
pointed referee, and the gArnishee has
beon cited 10 appear before him.
by rEfAuLr
Carey Lombard Lumber Go. Va w.
IL. Mcclure; default anu Judgment.
. DEATH or PLAINTIFF.
Cornelius Mclaughlin va Park CITY
bank. owing 10 the death OF the
plaiatin, an order was granted resum.
rug this case, with the appointment Of
Edwd Mclaughlin as Administrator.
An order was alfo entered allowing
NJ. NJ, Cole 20 bring suit against tue
defendant bank.
John b. Ingram Va A. NJ. james
~ His DaeNa " fNNANAhsh NPgA AAA-
dayii.
NOTICE. TO DISREGARD.
oliver Amea ct al vs. the Union
Pacific Railway Go. An order was
made for the receivers 10 disregard the
gaTnisbmonis OF Justices, ETC., courts
except whom specially ordered by this
court.
Central Trust Company Of New
York VI Utah Central Railway 90.
Same order as above,
DEFAULT And JUDGMENT.
Edward Stevenson VI William
Dltohileld and Lewis NJ. Cannon VI al.
Default by defendant Dtchhold on
GROSS complaint Of defendant Cannon
and judgment thereon.
LIT THE TIME 90 by.
In the case ofC. W. Nunn W. @. T..
johnson. Plaintiff having failed 10
amend his complaint within the pre-.
soribod time, an order Of dismissal was
entered.
DEFAULT AND JUDGMENT.
w. II. Irvine vs.. @. W. Aldraoh ct
al. Default Of Defendant w. II. Rowe
aud Judgment Attorneys fee Ot s1b
allowed.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The accounts OF U. S. Commlssioner
Norrell were allowed.
A NEW CITlzEN.
George Parsons, an Engllshman,
now Of Utah county, was admitted 10
citizenship.
CONDENSATION PROCEEDINGS.
Salt Lake CITY Va q. H.. Allen.
This II the case In which COndemna-
ton proceedings were instituted last
Thurs1ay against the Croker estate,
q. Il. Allen, administrator, for the
condemnation Of the land for the
gravity sewer outlet. The tract con-
tains about seventy. fve acres hud the
price as agreed upon by the represent.
atives Of the estate and the City COun-
oil Ia s75 per acre.
An order was entered appointing
Judge McDowall guardian al litem Of
the minor defendants, on petition.
Judgment anu decree wAs then en-
tered for the plaintiff.
Tho Oihcr Division.
Judge Barlch held court Tor exactly
an hour and half, and tho following
cases were brought under his notice.
VIM, a, Cooper vs. the ID. q r. q.