The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-20
WRIT OF HADEAS CORPUS
Filed in the District Court by
Frank Kingsbury.
A CHARGE AGAINST CARR
He Is Accused OF Receiving Stolen
Property-Judge Lindsay Listens to
Proof in Two Divorce Cases.
DEGREES Granted.

FRANK hlngsDuIN, lne youhb man WV
was arrested on Sunday by Detective
Murphy on a charge of embezzlement
made against him in South Dakot yes
terday filed a petition in Judge Lind
says court for a writ of habeas corpus.
He alleges that he is unlawfully re-
strained OF his liberty in the city Jail by
Chief MulhoIland. Judge Lindsay issu-
ed an order setting the matter for hear
ing at 10 o'clock this morning.
County Attorney Stapleton filed an in
formation against Phil Carr. charging
him with receiving stolen property. Carr
was arraigned before Judge Lindsay
and was granted until this morning to
plead.
Judge Lindsay yesterday afternoon
heard the proofs in two divorce cases
ana granted DEGREES in each. The first
case heard was that of Elma Hopkins
against Charles Hopkins. The plaintiff
testified that she married the
on December 30, 1894. at Elkhorn, JET
ferson county. Her husband is "a butch-
or and she said he compelled her 10 10
a mans work about the shop ana MADE
her 20 80 miles on a cold winters day 10
drive in a lot of cattle and he also made
1tl Hetu fdNNit MlAllouN 49,
with sufficient clothing to keep warm.
lie also threatened to Kill her because
she remained over night with a friend,
and then she left him. She worked as
a dining room girl since and earned $40
a month and her husband tried 10 col
lect her wages. A lady friend c~orrobor-
ated Mrs. Hopkins testimony and also
related incidents about Hopkins mean
ness. He discovered that his wife had
10 cents and he demanded ii. She IA
spent it, however, and he scolded her
for Il.
The other case heard was that Of Mary
A.. Dunbar gains James ii. DUNBAR.
They were married AT Newcastle, Dec;
Il. 1890. The defendant never worked
and did not support his wife, n IN
April. 1891, he left her.
The clerk of the court has in his OF
flee a large number Of naturalization
papers n copies of declarations OF IN
tention, which have been sent Tor from
different places at the request OF var
ious persons. The papers have never
been called for The persons who are
entitled to them are Martin Anderson,
John Barzkis, James Connors, Frank
Coombs, Thomas Coughlln, JOS
eph Dewitt, IA. j. Hinricks, n HAN
nus. James Hoolahan, Robert Howatson,
Albert King, John Konteliko, Swen
Larson. Patrick Mullen, Danlei NooheSi
Holm McKenna, Alexander McPhail
Thomas Mclaughlin, James McMannus
John OMEN, william Old, Francis FER
ret. Robert Robinson. Thomas q. ROD
erts. John :. Schmidt, John Schneider
Michael sullivan. George Fallon, WI
liam J. Walsh and Henry Woolf.
william II. Albright has commenced
an action in the district court agalns'
Maggie +. Albright for divorce on TN
ground of deseTtion. He says In nj
complaint that they were married a
T Chippewa Falls. Wis, Sept. 10, 1873, anI
have neither property nor children
Some time during 1891, the defendant
r without cause, deserted the plaintiit
? Albright is "A resident Of Dillon.
5 The petition of +. Aug. Heinze to b
appointed administrator of the estate o
James Larkin, deceased, was to haV
D been heard by Judge Lindsay yesterday
o. but the matter went over until TIL
morning because Clara Larkin, daugh
ter of the deceased, filed a request TO
% leave to withdraw her consent TO Tn
appointment of Mr.. HeinZe. j. j. Nc
r Hatton, HeinZe's attorney, objected I
T the withdrawal. and the matter wa
continued until to-day for hearing.