The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-14
Family Affairs Settled
In the Lucchesi Res
idence
After Two Cases Are Settled
The noIher-in-lnw a. Now Seeing
That Everything Runs smooth
Other News.

Readers OF the News might have read
anotice about month ago in which
Felix LucchesI, OF Laurium. warned stor,
keepers and Others not TO trust his wife
on his account IA she had ltft his bed and
board. Felix and his wife had not been
married more than three months and the
cause OF their separation occasioned
much comment among the neighbors,
Mrs Lucchesi having gone home 70 her
parents at the Franklin mine.
Felix himself was in a bad way, for he
wanted his wife back and consulted JUS
tice Kuhn in the matter, but that digni-
tary OF the law was unable to give him
any assistance in the matter. Felix
finally confessed to the squire that the
cause OF the rapture Of their relations
was OF very trifliDg nature Nothing
was done for few weeks and Felix was
trying to make arrangements TO sell his
property in Laurium, but this could not
be done without the signature of Mrs
Lucchesi. la order TO get this or have
her return 70 him be sent two ambassa- |
doIs TO he home, but neither was able TO |
make any Roadway toward a r. ttlement. |
A few days after the second ambassa
dor had returned from an unsuccessful
attempt TO patch up the matter. Mrs.
Lucchesi's father and big brother, who
reside at Franklin, came TO town and il
was not long before they were pretty well
loaded with Red jacket fire water. Then
1t occurred TO the brother that his sister
had been wronged and he and his father
drove TO Lucchesi's residence in Laurium
where the big brother gave Lucchesi a
severe clubbing. Nightwatchman Nc
Carron heard the racket and soon had
the offender, whose name was August
Sail, in the lookup.
Inc iather and son were very anxious q
TO get back to Franklin that night to be h
on hand at work the next morning. so T
Ihey went to Justice Kuhn. The squire r.
was sick in bed and as it was Sunday q,
could do nothing, but after great deal q
d pleading they were allowed to 90 a
home on the promise of coming back
ZONE evening during the week and set.
ling up Tor the trouble. a,
FIVE days passed and nothing was seen -,
II heard OF Salt or bis father. Ia the n
meantime Lucches had been nursing a y,
wounded head and feelings and came to h;
ne justice TO get out warrant for as do
ault and battery. AS the squire was i'll
ne case was turned over to Justice
Usher. ca
Sail vas arrested and both his father liz
nd mother accompanied him to court I'LL
here he pleaded guilty and paid a fine lee
80 and costs. The party was afraid ha
lstice Kuhn would get wind OF the trial of
they went over to him to settle for the
'me trouble, as violation of the VII .
ge ordinance. he imposed a fine of S. tn
nd costs. br
At this iuncture, Luchessi, who Ind LIE
zen an interested witness of the trials. tu
Tered to settle the whole affair if the er.
mily would return his wife to him. pr
Mrs. Sail promised to attend to this
'rsonally and also to live with them !
It'll everything ran smoothly once more th,
the home. Mr.. and Mrs. Luchessi are Sa
rain at home to their friends, who wish be,
EN- much happiness in their future life. br,