The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-24
Mrs. Fleming Declares She
Had Been Threatened.
Husbands Mistress Said She In.
tended to Cut Her Thr0 0at.
Fleming PERSISTED in Keeping Woman in
Same House With Wife.

Judge Rogers made such good headway
with the docket Of uncontested divorce
petitions that nearly all of them were dis
posed of before the noon recess.
III one case in which Mrs. Fleming had
petitioned for divorce on the ground of
non support, the deposition of the petit
tioner showed that sne had been threat
ened by another woman who had been
very friendly with her husband before
and after his marriage to the petitioner.
This woman had told the latter that IL
had been her intention to cut the throat
of the petitioner the first night the petit
tioner returned with Der husband from the
wedding trip. Another witness, who knew
this husband and wife, gave deposition
to the effect that the husband furnished
his home in a luxurious manner, but in
sisted on his mistress living in IL with his
wife.
The divorces heard today were as follows:
Caroline X. Martin VS.. William ii. Mar
tin; non support further heard and
granted. Page & Owen for petitioner.
Claratel Dennigan VS.. William Denni.
gan; extreme cruelty; granted. u. L.
Brown for petitioner.
Mary l.. Skuce VS.. James T. Skuce; ex-
treme cruelty; granted. 4. Brown Tor
petitioner.
lua Slhyt ytOu VS.. II Teu W. utstr-
tion and non support: granted. Il. Il.
Warner for petitioner.
George n. Hubbard VS.. Edith Hubbard !;
desertion. j. Osfield, Jr.. for petitioner.
Annie Davis VS. Alexander j. Davis;
non support; granted; L. h. Carpenter
for petitioner.
Alice G.. shore VS. Samuel +. Shore;
non support and extreme cruelty; granted.
ii. A. Rice for petitioner.
Emily Ii. Shea VS. Thomas Shea; non
support and continued drunkenness; +;
granted. w. II. Barney for petitioner.
Alimony of 81 week allowed.
Sarah Jane Cults, VS.. John III. Cults;
adultery; granted. Bassett 81 Mitchell
for petitioner.
Lizzie L. Davis VS.. Charles II. Davis;
non support and desertion; granted. Page
* Owen for petitioner.
Julia X Fleming VS.. James II: Flem-
ing; non support; granted. Page &
Owen for petitioner.
Harriet Hebuon VS.. John G. Hebden;
desertion and non support; heard. James
NJ. Ripley for petitioner.
Isabelle w. Finnegan VS.. Frank p.
Finnegan, non support; granted. II. d.
Quinn for petitioner
Edwin b. Cottle VS.. Adeline G. Cottle,
desertion; heard. L. ii. Wildes for petit
tioner
Leon Lauzon VS.. Oliviene Lauzon, de-
titoner
Caroline r. Martin VS.. William ii.
Martin, uon-support; granted. Page a.
Owen for petitioner.
Louise G. Whitman VS. George 5. Whit
man, non-support; heard. Page ~ Owen
Tor petitioner.
Matte Baker VS.. Louis Baker, non
support; heard. Page ~ Owen for petit
tioner.
Rosa b. Morgan VS.. William T.. Nor.
gan, nor support; heard. Page 81 Owen
for petitioner.
Margaret j. Mcdonald VS.. Matthew j.
Mcdonald. non-support; granted.
Hattie u. Pinkham vs.. Charles A.
Pinkham, Don-support and desertion;
granted. W. II. Sweetland for petitioner
Marie l. Seybold VS.. Frederick j. Sey-
bold non-support; granted. J. ;. Car.
penter for petitioner.
Carrie NJ. Egbert VS.. AlonZo Egbert,
continued drunkenness and non-support;
granted. +. w. Tillinghast for petitioner.
Bridget j. Degnan vs.. Frank Degnan.
desertion; granted. j. Osfield, Jr., for
petitioner.
Harriet d. Spencer vs.. John II. Spen
Ger. continued drunkenness and extreme
cruelty; granted. j. Osfleld, .Ir., for po-
titioner.
Ada NJ. Arnold VS. Arthur II. Arnold,
non-support; granted. Stone ~ Lovejoy
for petitioner.
Nettie NJ. Stanhope VS.. Charles L. Stan
hope. non-support; granted. j. Osfield,
.Jr.. for petitioner.
James A. Cobb VS. Alice Il. Cobb, adul-
terry; granted. Page & Owen for peti.
tionor.
Ida W. Burchard VS. Albert j. Bur-
chard, non-support; granted. Page d
Owon for petitioner.