Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
MILL STILL GRINDING.
ONE PAIR CONCLUDES TO TRY AGAIN.


The divorce mill grind which CONE
mcncod before Judg. Hiics yesterday,
was resumed this mornInF, with
much lighter at.cudanco There were
elk eases down on the call calendar
Divorces were obtained hy women 100
two Instances while one was dbm.fsed.
two continued Tor the term. and one ro-
fcrred 20 clerk Blair Cor the taking VI
Elzabtih Tyler obtained decree
frnnif1nn h. Tyler the grounds being
dcaertiou and failure 10 provide.
The plaintiff took the stand and To-
answer Go her attorney, Judge Andcr-
con. said she was nt.y.eiEht Year, uld.
She ana Tyler were married in WIS
city On May iG isal A year ag9 de-
PENDANT went 10 Montana ana had
since failed 90 send hla wife anything.
or even write her a line. For fuIly
twelve month"; prior Goo Die leaving She
city. plaintiff said. defendant had nog-
loctcd Contributing anything towards
her support. and although iu "a
poor state 1f health she hld % Keep
herself BY her own labor and rlrnInEs
There were no children h0In 90 them.
Mablo shackeltnn was called ana rur-
Federated The testimony uf d. pnlrNI,
after which Judge Hllcs granted thq re-
Htf prayed tnr
SPENT his MONEY ~ DRINK.
Sadie Fitzpatrick. In % SUR iods
against Isaac BENJAMIN Fitzpatrick. DC.
t0bor itih. 1895 accused her husband
OF ldleness and drunkenness aud nn
these grounds. today sought iD have the
matrimonial knot united
According to MfN Fitzpatrick tcr'l
mOny. the parties were married DO this
city. october N. 1891 Xix children were
horn 90 them. nve girls and one boy.
ranging IN Years from sixteen 'l six
Mrs Fitzpatrick further testlhed shat
her husband was a railroad man, and
whom employed was In rcccip, ~ good
wages lie deserted her about a year
ago but Tor long time prior he never
gave any 81 his earnings TO plaintiff.
bD. spent them IN drink,
Mrs. r. G. Price said aho know she
kiipatricka. and also knew the defend
ant 10 h. a heavy drlnker
Judge lllles gave Mrs. Fitzpatrick r.
decree ~ divorce. and also awarded her
thc care and custody OF the children.
KISS AND MAKE UT.
Martin Rollins and Kate l.. Rollins
have concluded 20 again 80 30 house
keeping. 4 little over year agu
Martin nlod n suit against hls better
half. accusing her ~ having broken the
seventh commandment wllh a man al
al east Second south street. ihiH city,
a. July. 1896. and again with another
person IN room In the Constitution
huildihg. Other accusations of a alnls
lar nature were alleged. when The case
was call lhis molninE Attorney W.
u. Hutchinson. representing plalniin.
asked TO invc the case dismissed, at
the same time stating 10 the court
that the parties were now living TO-
golhor. His honor ordered "a dismissal
OF the cnse entered.
REFERRED AND CONTINUED
The ease Of Hose Hannah Hunt "
Joaeph W. Hunt was referred 10 Ciefh
Rlair. while the cases ~ Bowen ~
howell " Jennie y. NOVEL; ana Clari
Parkinson W James 4. l.. Parkinson
were continued for the tenn
CASES YET TO BE HEARD
There are nine more cases on M
calendar, ~ follows. Emma N Whit
Ing ~ Charles V. whiting; hlnnrh "
Crlddlc W George criddlc; Mury v
zol W Clement J. zoll; Mary y, Pint
Va Nilsson n. Pratt. Ada q. uray "
Mafefius j. Gray; Alice Maud paNl
~ Henry Davis; Lem Koons " JONI
w Rooms; Ruth N, Nowson " i W.
J. Nswson. Don Robbins " Emily =
Robbins.
The nrst four cases are on tomorrow
can. the remaining nNe Tor saturday