Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
IN LEGAL CORNERS.
Jude Baf,Ch's Advice 10 q Couple
Seeking a D TOTc5.
ruE PARSONS RACKET ONCE MORE.
small Action Against the saitAir Reach
Company. Probate Court
Foreclosure sale, Etc

the nehFluk Un hh NidtA W huvN AAuHt
why allmony should not be paid pend.
Ing this trial Of the divorce suit Of
CLARA Hutchinson W VIM. Hutchin.
son having been specially set down for
today. The plaintiffs attorney was g.
o. whitiemors, and the defendant was
represented by Attorney J. NJ. Denny.
The ground. upon which Mrs. Hutch.
tnson prays for the divorce are cruel
md iuhuman treatment aud failure TO
provide.
The case IN many respects is sad
one. anu II Is sincerely to be hoped
that the excellent advice which Judge
Barlch gave The young couple alter
hearing what both sides had TO say
will not be lost upon them. II It IL
acted upon, there is no reason whya
reunion should not speedily take place.
Tho complaint was filed ON June
a3td. Il cots forth, 10 substance, that, the
marriage took place December 10, 1870,
lime defendant bias treated plaintiff IN
= NNANA hAhhhNtH AANA AAN - ~ ANN AAAhAN
oil visiting gambling pisces and has at
various times remained away from
home several days nj time ON one Of
mis- gambling sptees; that he loses most
ot his money nj the gaming table aud
consequently fails 10 provide hir wiio
Huu child with the common ncceisifies
Vt life, The vile alsJ alleges that her
husband has ut various times taken
articles Of iuwelry belonging 10 nef
amounting IA value " about $500, aud
disposed Oi them TOT thu purpose Ui
obtaining money with which 10
gamble, anu that ON several OCcaHieuH
during tile past winter left her Tor
ssVeial days NJ a time without any fool
Ia the hOute or any money with which
10 purchase n. Plaintiff also saye that
defendant Tor the past two years has
teen In the hAbit Of using vile anu
abusive language towards her, Apply.
ing vile opithets 10 her Aud has tufuai-
untd 10 cut her thTOat,I
In his answer the dsiundaut denies
most Of tue wliCs allegations iu regard
10 cruelty anu neglect anu seeks o cast
come OF thv blame upon hor. uo ut.
mitf, however, that since their mar.
rage he has Lost some money NJ gam.
bling, but Ia Qualification Of his OWL
Cluluut AYERS that when ~ times ne
vas unable 10 Obtain employment al
his tradr, his wife, because bu usull not
furnish her with money sufficient to
" raliiy neT vanity IN dress, Hno would
befata him,n aud frequently said, 81
DO not care what you DO To get the
money, so tuat you do get It," His
wife never protested against his gam.
bling 60 long as he won, anu "aidei
npd nbetted MINI In II, While sue
cessful ior time their table was well
supplied, aud oil went well IN the
domestic circle. Defendant declared
that che deserted him Without any
cause or provOcatlon, and without HE
knowledge removed all their house.
mold goods 10 her mothers house.
Nifs. Hicks, the mother, had refused 10
allow him to see her, aud said he
SHOULD never again see the baby
either
The defendant Ia a painter, decor
st0r and anu Mn. Hutch
insun, on tue stanu, stated that when
IA work no could earn So per month.
sns had no means OF her own TO pro.
vide iot herself or enid, the latter
being two and n half years old. De-
eudaut declared, hOgever, that Tor
me last three or four months lie had
had only casual employment, anu had
been glad TO work tor couple Oi
months at the WasAich "Cllh" rooms
urSl Anight He had tried hard TO
get regular employment at his trade,
Uut hau failed. since June 98Td he
had iurnished his wife with about 81
ald taken her nourshing things when
sick.
Ia oross-eKaminatlon Hutchinson
admitted that for several years hs had
ueen addicted to gambling, but denied
tDat he had sought WORK al the Wa
salch "Olub" rooms "mote from choice
nan necessity but TO Judge Bartoh
lie admitted that his gambling propen.
titles haI caused "AOme OF tbs trouble'i
NJ home.
Judge BaTich expressed regret that
the parties had found their way into
the divorce court. 10 was evident thai
gambling had netting TO do with II,
"ior,0 he added, "nolhing, perhaps, Il
more heaTtIending 10 a vile than Il
know her husband 10 gambler
His honor thought much better
!hinga could be done ~ between huu
hand anu wife In thia instance than &
further prosecute these divorce pro
cesdings. There was little child Il
DO thought OF here; and for lts sake TIA,
parents ought 10 settle their dineteneel
Amicsbly. lie hoped they wound se'
theiF way 10 do tliis, Meanwhile IN
directed the defendant 10 pay $40 pc
month Rlimony, and s25 attorney
lees, In ninety days, pending the hear
ing Of the suit.
FOR THE SEPTEMBER TERM.
An omen venire was iasued for Q
STand Jurors and 30 pelit Jurors (re
tuTnable on Sept, ION, Rt II a.In.) /
YorVo during the September Ecrm.
ADMITTED 10 cITlzCEsur.
James West, An EnglIshmau, nov
.osiding In this city, applied 10 oo AL
mitted TO citizenship. He got these al
tor a little hard struggling.
OTHER MATTERs.
]. A. Crane ct al VI. y. d. Cook
ct nj. On motion Of Attorney Da
Harrington, an order OF reference {
Justice OF the Peace LOchrle, upO
supplementary proceedings was mad
in this case.
In the divorce case Of Amanda w
Anderson Va. Andrew 4. Anderson
Attorney John NJ. Cannon was give
leave to amend complaint.
the PARSONS RACKET AGAIN,
Ten O'Clock this morning was tn
hour named for G.. IL. Pam0ns, hi
wife and others, constituting the Par
.3ust Hnnk and MeWE eOmuHuV To nj