The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-04
NO LONGER MARRIED MEN
Two Benedicts Restored to the
State of Single Blessedness.
A THIRD WANTS TO BE
He IL on the Anxious ~Seat-Judgc
Lindsay Has Another Interesting
Session With Men Seeking to
Be N~aturalized.

Judge Lindsay yesterday heard the
proofs in three divorce cases and grant
ed two DEGREES. The other case was
taken under advisement. The first case
heard was that OF II. f. Guest against
Georgia Guest. The plaintiff testified
that they were married in Butte on
Nov. 30. 1898. and shortly afterwards
they began TO have trouble abou Mrs.
Guest going TO dances at Renshaw hall.
He protested against IL and she said
she went to dances before she knew
Guest and would continue to do so. In
1896 she left home n went to Call
fornia and has remained there ever
since. Her husband sent her SIS on
two different occasions and requested
her to return. but she refused. Guest
was granted a divorce.
John Butovich, an Austrian, wanted a
divorce from his wife. who had deserted
him and violated n sacred command
ment. He testified that he left Austria
10 come to Butte in 1883. and had an
understanding with his wife that she
hould follow as soon as he was able
TO SEND for her. He sent her money.
but she wrote to him that she had
changed her mind and would not come
to America. so he went back to Austria
to see about IL and found her living
with another fellow. In the last letter
he got from her she told him that he
could get married again for she would
not come to this country. The court
took the case under advisement.
In the case of Horace ]. Craft against
Dolores Craft. the plaintiff testified
that his wife left him on Aug. Is, 1897.
and went TO California. They had no
trouble. but she sai she would not
live In Butte. He saw her I'm December
a.l ah. n-A.afanI - HnfNRn hut Afa-
appointed him. He sent her money and
transportation and she spent the money
and returned the transportation. Later
he again sent money to her and n rail-
road ticket to a San Francisco office.
She never called for the ticket and sent
the money back to him. Craft was
granted a divorce.
Several applicants for naturalization
were turned down again yesterday
because they were short on proofs, and
several others had close calls. George
Guozdeniza had n lot of trouble To I'M
derstand the English language. but he
managed to get through the eXamina-
ton. He said he had been in Montana
nine years. and in Butte since 1892.
Where were you before coming to
Butte" asked the Judge.
IT dom know"
He aid he was a dairyman and
worked on n ranch.
"Who did you work for last?"
For wages" was the reply.
Another Austrian applicant acted
suspiciously. as II he were not entitled
to naturalization papers, and the court
put him through n very strict exami-
nation. He had his first papers. which
were taken out at Reno, New, in 1894.
and they looked as II they were brand
new and had never been handled much.
At first he told the court he had never
l.
had been and that one Of his witnesses
had carried his papers during the last
four years. The witness denied II and
aid the applicant himself had carried
the papers.
Are you sure this paper belongs 10
you?" asked the court of the Austrian
APPLICANT.
The fellow hes'tated. but finally re-
piled that II did belong to him.
Where did you get it?'
AT Reno"
who gave It TO your"
"a Judge"
Wasn't II n clerk"
ct don't know
You don't know anything about it?'
mo"
Paul Levison. n young native of Rus
STA. wanted to get naturaliZed. but he
testified that he came to Montana only
three monthes ago and could therefore
not be admitted.
The following were granted their final
papers yesterday: Albert Desott. Pat
rick J. Murphy. George Guozdeniza.
Enrico Fogliani. Patrick F. Farrell.
John McFadden, Pat J. Harrington and
Dan Buckley.
Catherine A. Coward yesterday COM
menced suit for divorce against Ernest
r. Coward on the ground OF non-sup-
port. She avs they were married at
Stoughton. Mass, on April rs. 1893, and
that for more than two years he has
contributed nothing to her support.
! She asks permission to resume her
maiden name. Catherine A. Hewson.
J. w. Kinder and wife. Hannah
Kinder. were arraigned before Judge
Lindsay yesterday on the charge OF
receiving stolen property. They were
granted until Sunday to plead. The
court placed Mrs. Kinder's bond al
$500.
Or. T. J. Murray has brought n suit
In the district court against Lemer
Bros, the circus men. for $500 for medi.
cal services and hospital care giver
Walter Blanchard. the lion tanner, NJ
the request OF the showmen. An at.
taChment was issued and sent to Dillor
TO be served on the outfit.
Another attachment suit was yester
day brought against Eugene Meyer, tn
druggist. by Meyer Bros. OF ST. Loui:
for s6e3.7O
Excursion 10 Pittsburg. Pa, via the Bur
Hngton Route.