The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-09
MARITAL WOES.
Misfits in Matrimonial Lot
terry Who Want Judicial Aid.

The following uncontested divorce cases
were heard this morning in the appel
late division OF the Supreme
Court. Those before Judge Stiness
were all heard and held for
advisement, while the petitioners before
Chief Justice Matteson and Judge Tilling-
hast were granted decree nisi in each
Before Judge Stiness.
9616. Benjamin A. Horton VS.. Amanda
Il. Horton, on the ground of desertion.
961S. Matte 4. Peck VS.. Benjamin s.
Peck, on the ground OF desertion and nom
support.
9623. Benjamin II. Arnold VS.. Ellen
Arnold on the ground of adultery and
desertion.
sesa. Earnest C. Locke VS.. Sarah A.
Locke on the ground of adultery.
s63b. Charles X. Goddard VS.. Bertha Il.
Goddard, on ground OF adultery.
9636. Carrie Ii. Fales VS.. Warren II.
Fales, on ground of adultery.
9642. Edward X. Michael VS.. Julia r.
Michael on ground of continued drunken
ness, desertion and adultery.
964S. Willett j. Briggs VS.. Bessie K. j.
Briggs on the ground of continued
drunkenness.
9649. p. Franklin VS.. CordeIia M.
Franklin, on ground Of desertion.
9622. Edward M. Foley VS.. Minnie
Foley, on ground of adultery.
9436. Elizabeth A. Patstone vs.. Alfred
Patstone on ground of non-support and
desertion.
1908. Susie f. Smith vs.. Dwight l..
smith on ground OF non-support.
1904. Abby j Scott VS.. John III. Scott
on ground of non-support and extreme
cruelty.
9646. Annie Il. Brennan vs.. Thomas
brennan, on ground OF non-support and
cont iUuaI ko
Before Judge TiIIinghast.
$3.50. Kate j. II. Collamore VS.. Edward
Nj. Collamore on ground Of non-support.
Granted nisi.
9669. DIR. f. w. Robbins vs.. Sarah j.
Robbins. Heard in part.
1910. Harriet A. Rider VS.. Walter w.
Rider, on ground OF non-support and ex-
treme cruelty, granted nisi.
96S7. David Brousseau VS.. Emma
Brousseau, on ground of adultery, granted
96ss. Fred w. Thrift VS.. Mary Thrift
on ground of non support. Granted nisi.
95S7. Minnie A. Renfree vs.. William A.
Renfree ON ground OF adultery. Granted
nisi.
$3.50. Nicholas Brown VS.. Mary l..
Brown, continual drunkenness. Granted
nisi.
9591. John w. Hall VS.. Isabella Hall.
continual drunkenness, granted nisi.
WV. Grace M. Naylor vs.. j. II. Naylor,
assertion and non support, granted nisi.
Before Chief just CO Matteson.
1884. Lillian A Terry VS.. Edgar r..
Terry, desertion and non support, granted
nisi.
A Isescript Denies New Trial.
There was a rescript handed down TODAY
in the appellate division in the case of the
MhitTSy Medicine Company VS.. Jonas
Horsfall ct ux in which the plaintiffs
petition for new trial was denied and
dismissed.
Every Body Saw Him.
Edward Meyers and a Swede named
August Anderson started to see the eIe-
phant last night. They went
TO call on Della Chaq1ette on
lenks lane. Here it is claimed
Meyers stole Si2 and watch from
his companion. Later on Captain Cos
line raided this house, and in court TODAY
Meyers WAS held for trial Friday and the
1haquette woman and an inmate who |
vas arrested were arraigned on charges of |
ewd and wantonness.
Defendant Won.
The case of Albert l. Keats va. Adoni-
am j. Gushing, administrators, was tried
,efore Judge Rogers this morning and the
ury's verdict was for the defendant.
Keats sued for S144, claimed by him as
for work which the defend
mt declared he had never done.