The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-28

respectfully shows that your petitioner
was, on the ninth day OF December,
A. D., 1869, bound in matrimuny and
married to certain John Edward
Addicks, the defendant above named,
and from that time lived and co.habited
with the said John Edward Addicks as
her husband, and as such was owned
and acknowledged by him aud 80
deemed aud reputed by their nelghbors
and acquaintRnces.
"And, although, by the laws Of God,
as well as Of b. their mutual VOWS and
faith, plighted to each other, they were
bound to that uniform constancy which
ought to be lnseparable from the mar.
riage state, yet so it is that the said John
Edward Addicks. in violation Of hls
marriage vow hath. for n considerable
| time past, being at such time domiclled
| within the state OF Delaware. given
himself up to adulterous practices and
| been guilty OF adultery with certain
Ida Carr Wilson, which adulterous prac'
tices have extended and continued from
| the year 1887 until the present time, the
said adulterous practices having been
engaged in on Brandywiue Hundred,
| New Castle county aud state Of Della
ware; at No. 247 South Seventh street,
in the city OF Philadelphia and state Of
Pennsylvania; at the Mount Klneo
House, in the state OF Maine; at the
Tudor House in the city OF Boston and
state Of Massachusetts, and at divers
other places to your pstitioner at pres-
ent unknown.
"Your petitioner, intending to rely
upon all OF tho acts Of adultery before
mentioned, specifies the following places
and times ne far as she is able, as parti.
cular occasions of the happening OF
such adulterous intercourse between
the said John Edward Addicks and Ida
Carr Wilson:
"At various times in the years 1887,
| 1883 and 1891 at the residence OF tho
said Ida Carr Wilson, near Claymont,
in the said county OF New Castle; in the
years OF 1890 and 1891, at the house OF
the said Ida Carr Wilson, No. 247 South
Seventeenth mot Seyenth} street, in
said city of Philadelphia; in the year
1890 and 1891; at the Mount kineo
house in the state Of Maine and in the
year 1891, at the Tudor house in the
city Of Boston and state of Massachu-
sets.
"Whercfor, your petitioner, further
showing that she is a resident OF New
Castle county, in the State OF Delaware,
pravs YOUR honor that a summons may
issue forth to summon the said John
Edward Addicks TO appear in this hon.
orabie court at the November term
next, to answer her complaint atore.
said; and also that this honorable
court NAV decree divorce aud separa'
ton from the said nuptial ties or bonds
OF matrimony heretofore uniting, as
before mentioned, this petitioner to the
said John Edward Addicks.
Your petitioner further prays that
your honor will grant her reasonable
alimouy for her sustonance pending the
decision OF her petition for divorce, and
NAV order and direct the said John Ed
ward Addicks to pay such sum as may
be deemed necessary to defray the eS'
penses OF conducting her case, and that
your petitioner may DO restored to all
OF her real and personal estate, and be-
allowed, out OF her husbands real and
personal estate, such shares as the
court shall think reasonable.
"And your petitioner will ever pray,
etc.
iSigned) "RosALIE B. ADDTcEs." :"
Mr.. Addicks WAS in town to-day IN
consultation with his counsel. but de-
cfined to talk TOR publication. No ap'
plicatiou was made in court to-day for
the appointment OF commissioner to
take testimony in the divorce suit. Inc
application will probably not be made
public until next week.
MI. AppIcEs CAREER.
Mr.. Addicks was born in PhiladeI'
phia November 81, 1911, and is a son OF
John E. O'S. and Margaret Mcleod
Turner Addicks. He is lineal de-
scendant OF Donald 0'Sullivan Beare,
who was aftorward enrt OF Bearhayeh
and nIso led the Munster forces in tho
religious war against Queen Elizabeth.
Mr. Addicks is a grandson OF Barbara
O'SuIliyan, who married John Edward
Charles Addicks. Garman consul at
Philadelphia. Her father was MAJOR
Thomas Herbert O'Snlivan Beare, OF
Ireland. OF the same blood were Major
General James and Governor John
sullivan. oil revolutionary fame.
Among HIS bbphH HA''
known as John Edward Charles OSu!-
hvan Addicks. His grsat'Great grand
mother was Lady Arabclla Galhraithl,
OF Scotland, who incurred her fathers
displeasuro by marrying a plain gentle
man, a Mr.. MCNeius, They came to
America aud settled in Philadelphia:
In 1871 Mr.. Addicks removed to Clay
mont, Del, and about the same time be-
came interested in water gas for illumt'
mating purpo,es, and since then has
become widely known in connection
with 1t throughout ito United states
and closely identified with its progress
fEc built gas works in Jersey CtIr ana
also ior tho Consumers Gas Compnny'
OF Chicago. winch now leads tho famous
Chicnun Cia4 TruPt. In 1884 hc orSHn.
iy,d tho Bnv State Ga COmnnnN "i |
Bo.ton, and built works. ln 1892 he
bought the controlling interest Ia the
Brookyu Gas Company aud was olcctha |
lie president. Since tncn ho has become |
widely interested in other gas compNn'
los of Brooklyn. =,
What elect tho action OF Mrs. Ad' !