The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
UnCOnteSted Cases We're
Granted by Court.
Strong Testimony Presented
on Corners Petition.
Mrs. Conners, The Respondent, Gv-
en- UDsavory Reputation.

A large number Of uncontested divorce
petitions have been disposed OF by Judge
Rogers but the prospect now Is that It
will take until Friday night to finish the
large number OF cases that are said to be
ready for disposition. The cases heard to-
day were as follows:
Richard Eddy VS. Sarah - Eddy. De-
sertion: granted. j. &. Collins and j. 4.
Collins, .Ir., Tor petitioner.
William Morton VS.. Eizi Morton.
Cnntint tei cr rInkenpess; granted. Bas-
s'tt a. Mitchell for petitioner.
Lyette e. Uroer ys. HUDSON IA. Greer
non support; granted 4. IA. Quinn for
letitioner.
Jennie NJ. Lowell VS.. Nathan II. Lowell /;
desertioa and non support; granted. T..
J. Warner for petitioner
Susie Il. Pierce vs. Lewis NJ Pierce /;
non suproit; granted. 4. j. Farnsworth
tor petitioner.
Potter !. Ccnuers VS.. Winifred Conr ors /;
continued drunkenness; granted. d. I.
Quinn for petitioner.
Mabel A. Burgess We. Alfred j. Burgess !;
non support; granted. Wood q Fitch
ior petitioner.
Jennie 5 Budlong VS.. Carlos II. Bud
long; non support; granted. Cooke a.
Angel for petitioner
Annie TAILOR VS. Henry Taylor; non
support; granted. Il. h. Warner for peti-
tioDer.
Inc testimony in the Conners case
brought out the fact that the respondent
had bt en- tried ard convicted OF the steol-
ing of coed sum of money from man
named Conley whom she invited TO her
room a year ago last June. Mrs. Conners
was given n very unenviable character by
the witnesses in behalf of her husband.
The cases heard late yesterday afternoon
were as follows:
Mur A nm
Emerson. NoD-snpport Granted. j. j.
McGill Tor petitioner.
Ella N. Capwell VS.. Leander Il. Cap
we'll Nou-supporf. Granted. Page az
owen for petitioner. Margaret Il. iepall
VS.. Thomas r. pepall Aon-support.
Granted. Page a. Owen for petitioner
Fannie A. Davis vs James D Davis.
Non.support Granted. Page a owen
for petitioner.
Fanny B pretnam We. James ID. Prot
nam. Desertion and non-support.
Granted. A. Is. Patton for petitioner.
Minnie Bass VS.. Frank NJ. Bass. Deser-
tion- and pan-suppeFt.- Granted. 4, Il.
West for petitioner.
Edna West va Lewis West Desertion
and non-support Granted. G. l.. hnes-
land for petitioner.
Isabel A. Petrick VS.. Edward IL. Petrick.
Non-support Granted. Page & Owon for
petitioner.
A Sootburnnian. NoD-support. Granted.
Page & Owen for petitioner.
>olie A. Ballou VS.. Fred >. Ba'lou.
Non-support. w. q. Rich for plaintlit.
Ellen Campbell vs. Patrick r.. Camp.
hel. Extreme cruelty. j. r. Bcagan
AMI Brssctf 6S Mitchell fer petitioner
Winifrrd Il. Willard Va John i. WI lard.
Nop-sUrpurt Granted. u. X MasleoI
Ter the petitioner
Lillian NJ. 6orlach VS.. George l.. Ger
lach. Adultery. Page a. Owen for peti-
ticncr
Flora Il Cooper VS.. .Ionn A. Cooper.
Non-suprort aud desertion GrarteI.
Page d Owen for prtitioner.
MARY h MCriariiy vs John j. Nor.
iarity. Ncn supp.rt and extreme cruelty.
Granted Win nlnnoLy of IS "a week.
Page az Owen for petitioner
John AcCann vs. Catherine McCaun.
Continued drunkenness. Granted. page
& Owen for petitioner.
Eta l.. AldfIch vs. Robert n. Aldrich.
Non-sLprort. Granted Page * Owen
f,r perlti Der
S,slc l. .Ienks VS.. William j. .Ienks.
Non Snlg ,r Granted. Page a. Owen
Tor petlt.O' or
nlatilda l. Bartlett vs. George Bartlett.
Non support. Granted Page ~ owen
fsr iptlt OuEr.
Isabella j. Clifford vs.. Richard II. Is
Gsllord. Nun-support. Granted. Page &
O@en icr letitiobcr