Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
A DAY OF DIVORCES.
Two Wives and Quo Husband Released
From Matrimonial Bondage.
TEMPORARY ALmOSY FOUGHT ron
A Long LET OF shor, Orders Made by
Judse Ncrrilt-Ihs Corp
Plant Matter again.


az so 1880, whom an Adjournment wa
taken uH thig afternoon.
TENrJRAHy AL5tONy, Etc.
a hearing was had on tho appllsa.
u1H Tor temporary alimouy, IN the
som % go, by The wife ip tho divorce
rui. .i Agnes Peterson W Peter Peter
300. Judge Cherry appeared Tor the
plaintiff aud Attorney J. n. uutI Tor
the defendant, who Sc molormau iu
The employ OF tue ssit Lake Guy Street
RalirJEl Go. Ia addition Go the
request ior aiim1uy, an attorney. Zee
90 $50 and suit money 10 tho amount
% s-j were asked for Mrs. p,tilsou
now stated that she had no property
beyond tho household furniture, aud
had 70 pay S. per month rent. suo
had not Il nickel 90 money iu her poe.
session at thG Gins, and there were
four chillfgn depend nc upln hpr,
thuit ages buug lJ, Do, 10 aud ( yuall
respectively. Her husband, who che
snya h. An ablt.boIird man, had not
furnished her with uay means since
January l4ih, hb.ut two weeks before
! tho Ming Of this sun, when he gave
hef so. Shr has no iJ0I iu tho house
nor coal in tho cellar nt this time, nud
Yves TOO sick 90 wUfE. She was 0bugol
10 borrow the money 20 pay tho costs
ui theu' preceding, aud that che atlll
owed.
Tho ground on which the divorce o.
tuuNut h. extreme cruelty. tut All tla
allegations ret up iu tho complaint nru
denied by tho Defendant, wuu main
tuIuH ia hia nntwUr that hu has glwuys
been "a good husband anu ItlUrnud
willing ~ provide home Tor his
family.
Pciurson went upon the stand and In
nu1Nuf 90 Attorney Hurd said ho was
not TOW possessed % any pF1rprty
whaiuvor aud was iu debt b. the *.
tent o. s.7J65. There was small
house anu lot ia this city Ia which his
mother had u no intsfrat.
and until her death he would derive
no benefit nom 70 himself. lie earned
is cents per hour only and had not
IN fdo 500 altogether IA tue lat three
muntuH He was ready aui willing 90
provide home Tor his vie Aud call
dfcn anu take care OF them; but bis
wife had threatened 10 have hun ar.
teitdi II he went 10 the house.
Tho court made an order for the
payment OF $50 per month temporary
nllm1nyi so attorneys Zee, aud $40
suit money, payment 10 te made with.
lh thliiy days. Tho defendants al
tofnUy entered an exception.
InE aNYDEHs PART.
Tho divorce suit VI VIM. ID. Snyder
Va Helen M. Snyder, in which tile |
complaint was died about two weeks |
ug0, came up Tor hearing, the ground
alleged being dDfur,iuu. The case
went by default, the plalnul bsiug |
ruprUscutud by Attorney Peace.
The marriage took place o. Evan. |
s,Ou, Wyu,, on March rs, 1898. and |
plaiutn flaIo1 on the witness stand |
that bic wife left him on Feb. g, 1891, !
and had fiuUo pursistently refused TO |
return. lie always treated her well |
and inside suitable provision Tor her.
a witness having been called IN I
confederation, 10 whom tho defendant /
had expressed her determination not |
ID return 10 her husband again, the
court granted tue decree Of divorce a.
prayed.
Mrs 5uydor was the former wife Of
EE-Sneun Burt.
ANprurE LL.MATCnED pAm.
Selma Henderson was next granted
divorce from WIN. henderson, ON
The ground, u cruelty aud failure 10
provide. tins marriage took place la
Jhin city lPruu.t5 Judge Blair Cniclat.
iugl uu December II, 1893, but u o..
pu.r1d tuat tao Utf.4ant soon after.
ward began To- t.uyg bis vile with
cruelty IcroalOGiy calling her vile
nance ia t4g presence OF her young
children D. a former marriage. Mn.
HuudDltou spoke ~ her husband no
drunken and pfuhIgs,u msu ,unI stated
tlat owing 90 bus mlscUuuuct she Wa
eventually Obliged 10 leave him. She
further a.iI that ho had isilui 20 uFu-
yiIr luf hot since March, 1904.
CArl EuuE-gui iAn pIainuips con,
gave Cuu0bUrntlye testimony, and no
alimlgy being asE0d iJT tue decree
WIS., allowed,
j. Ii. IJyle was the plaintiffs pt.
l0ruey.
DIVORCED Al IIguTEEN.
Lille Beylor, a raess glrl, apparently
not more than rs year, of age, wa
20 ChbTlei h. Eeyler ell
GionwO0d Syringe, Colorado, on !
January dlHt, 1919, She stated,
however that since April let VI the
same year he had wiliully neglected to
provide for her
The court granted the decree Of d.
vOTce.
David r, Tewkesbury was Mrs.
Seyltt's attorney,
MlsCEILANEOUa
UUi0n Pacific Coal Co., va W. s.
Demurrer 10 second amenl-
.d answer confessed aud defendant
'iven until Monday 90 answer,
Robert X, Wilson Va NJ, 3. SOwles,
.ssiguoe, Order entered substituting
Inc Utah Nursery 90. defendant aud l
Ea 20 the note overdue.
Bank 90 Sllsau, CfJckpr g. Go. W
w. n. Smith, Motion Of plaintiff for
answer 20 be- stricken from tine files nuI
lr Judgment Ol tho IlsAdinga over.
ulel, aud usfo 90 DO cot ,0r hearing on @
hr next call OF the calendar {
Daniel j.. BrlUkbank vs. John Jon. 1
,lns ct ~. D.hult and decree OF fore >
luHuTu.
Mrs Rulocca A. Sawyer Va Isaac .
Hunter OF al, Demurrer .l complaint L
ycrgulod; ton days 10 Huswer a
". r. Wymau d. al VI Tom Fergus.