The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-25
WORD DID nut GO
illing Husband Rebuked in
superior Court.
CAUSE OF BAD LANGUAGE.
-. che sfeamboat Man, Has .
- WIKI Judge Humes-A Griss
OF Divorces
CAUSE OF BAD LANGUAGE.

.Sv4rSfour dollars month. payable for
g ~sooort Of his family. Is causing
- II Jackson. the steamboat man. a
~. a<ai OF trouble. and yesterday IN
~ r..erior court Judge Hun1es int.msted
.se~c.v that Mr.. Jackson would better
r 4 little out or the strong arm
n - INV might come down on him. The
s~Sr came up In the shape Of an order
4. 800 cause why the allowance hxec
:. ~ cour. had not been paid. Jackson
- rlzced on the stand and interrogated
8 = his failure 10 obey. He went on
~ that he had more than made good
- ~ Z month py permitting his wife
- srn,w on the "eommissary. His man
- vas not sxaetly respectful. and his
fnxuAge was worse.
4ve given her id sight more than
p nonth.' he said.
80 4 remark from a dereIict on the
~1sees stand caused Judge Humes TO
,<,strbsen no. He knit his brows. and
~ after asking Jackson II he knew
SH1re he xas, made that pointed little
~r6ch 80 familiar to frequenfers of the
- house about this Ia a court of
sr1lce." His honor sfraightwsy proceed-
= 20 lecture Jackson severely. The
1870 With you. Mr.. Jackson" said he.
= hat you do not appreciate the soiem-
- n 8 decree Of this court" Jackson
Eoumted something TO the effect that TO
~ out q cold <3f every month was
krefher axxravHting-" Judge Humes then
Enm1fked that Il would probably be a good
- Ter Jackson 10 consult some one
- eousd inform him as 10 the penalty
- violating or ignoring an order OF court.
r. honor then ordered Jackson 20 COM
- With the decree within thirty days.
= n failure to do 90 TO answer for con-
nmpt
uilA u. Hutchinson was divorced from
nEIapd r. Hutchinson on the ground OF
erseify and abandonment. They were
nayY1sd al Lopez island. San Juan county.
nafeh .. 1891. and tho wife says Hutchln-
- ooxzn to abuse her about three weeks
ARR she became his wife. During jan
an and February Of last year he struck
II Rith his cisnehed fist. and threatened
d take her life. There is one child. Lo-
~ years old. who was given to the
aoshAr
fns divorce case OF Annie c. Lindssrom
Il Charles Llndstrom developed into a
enteU and ended In a decree. together
IA "a order on the husband 30 paw $500
dluoay IN instaliments of $40 q month.
N Hndssrem. who is q daughter OF Mrs.
cSuru1 proprletress of lodging house on
vt1w street. near Ninth avenue south.
h tef complaint charged Lndstrom with
q kinds Of Irregularities. In his answer
~ husband endeavored 20 establish tho
~ that his domestic troubles were due
b - much mother-in-law. lie said he
~ anxious TO do the right thing. and In
m1w to improve his chances had gone
b Wisconsin. While he was there. he
AVA his wife refused to answer letters
= he receipt OF money sent by him. and
= hh return refused any longer 10 reeog-
So bis rights as a husband. He as
slfsed that he believed the mofher-in-law.
pbo had been married four times. was
saxious that che daughter should exceed
~ record. and wished to get her mar
III to . second husband. There was q
MI In the pieadInxs Of the owner OF a
tsesaG avenue fruit stand. and a sug-
lsetion OF loose conduct on the part Of
Nh Lndstron. In her reply. she 'huri-
= back che imputafion." by saying en-
pAaficaliy that she was not a "lewd and
ssehaxed'' woman. IL appeared from tho
sstimony that the couple had been iBti-
Ezte before tho marriage. and had occu-
10 room at the lodging house. The
OH 4, that time was about i6 years old.
iaase Humas signed an order that Al
~, Is Boyd paw suit money To Annie
BOYD. or show cause August l why he
Aeala not be compelled TO do 80.
5Q1xc Osborn granted divorce to
1Ary d. Horton from Rerton e Horton.