The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29
|NOW FOR FREEDOM
nswsy Wife Preparesa co..
pllint in Divercs.
TO GO INTO COUNT.


s~1u,a b 10 the front with . Srse-e1an
S.~r1a suit, with an alleged runaway
f1os wpei husband and rsputed CORE
-.ScHanse On each side. II IN the case
~ Nay Caseiton W. Arthur X Cas-
-. 40 have = comfortable home near
~ 1orp q Lake Union The papers for
- 60 have been prepared ~ =. II.
- Of the daily pagers wm re-
- NAT more than . year ESQ ths
~ onnnunity vas startled ~ The dis
~-1-no Of Mrs.. CAselton, ana aloug
E Ss~r1rnnss of Mrs. cassiton. and alon9
SS1r1 :. r. Douxias- The woman LIT
~ Erhand, OF course. and also her baby
-, Wnlts, and was not heard Of for 4
~ -. After q while Douglas re-
~. and then Il was learned that lGrs.
80 vas stopping IN San Francisco
- ~ mother, Mrs. Jenkins. who had
- 1nSSned 20 favor Cnselton and tn
~Ssr1ns ths differences Of her children
$Rc INTER had In the meanwhile been
- ~ custody of the child. and ths.
~ - hAd its effect IN influcing the
- 70 20 to San Francisco. In con-
cnu6nes q Mrs. Caseison's visit. the bus-
{ 80 ~ wife were reunited, and each
- v overlook the past.
~ 1lrA cas<lton. who il q handsome
Uon g shout ~. lively and vivncious,
/. - ~ 1t Latona irksome, whore. on
or1on1 n her escapades. shs wns shun-
- ~ ~ female acQuaintanccs. Her
- Who b . molder At the WASH
mooa lroB Works. preferred . quiet. -
I 49, ~. and was prepared to be happy
onm8 he rosss and flowers OF his La
- hspe: and when she wanted to
IN ooattls and build = nsw hofns IN
- Hmsa1seo ~ declined TO mako the
AnnCs. His refusal II said to have caused
r Uleo 70 again 90 to her mother
4nUe wAs soon, however. To ooms .
mIDg1n1ng change. 70 him, over thu CONF
r1nI11n - AFFAIRS. Only last Friday .
uunan under An assumed name reached
- ~ ~ the 6&n Franchise steamer,
- poD1seered ~ the Denver house. A
~ ia1DP she went to Hartford. where
Uung Douglas II said 10 be at work,
- thea the divorce case WAS put In the
49, = the attorneys. The complaint
, ~ vsry long. hut II contains aliegA-
- startling enough to secure the d.
susA u they can be proven. II shows
NJ la May Page and Arthur X easel.
- usrs married In this city May 30. issaL
sAbsut year afterward." Mrs. Casel-
- nys substantially. we began to quar-
~ and the cause was q letter received
y ~ husband from MIRA. l.. w. Brady.
h m written from as7 jessie street. san
ys1no1Dco. ~ discovered on rcscuing Il
oeo the stove. and II contained the
poe1A NY own dear. darling Arthur
= Mr.. Caseiton was requested to boz
- . correspondents to be carried on
N bse under an assumed name. The
uenan formerly lived In Seattle. and that
btier led TO violent quarrel. IL has been
~ principal cause Of our family dim
city. for ] believe him TO have been
euIlfy Of adultery with her. On August
z. 1894. we had another violent quarrel,
n which my husband charged me with
beang untrue Two days later he called
- indecent names and tried to strike
-. and woud have done 30 had not
sgeaped from the house. am now afraid
= ny life. n compelled to be with him."
Ma Casclton declares that her husband
~ accusomed to stay away from home
enen late hour. and that In January 4
ysas Aso he deserted her. since which
Tine b. has no. contributed 81 to her sup
~ The couple have property valued
q about 6,1p. The wife asks for half
q n for the custody OF the boy. and for
- nsnth aiimeny for I'VE years.