The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-13
LACK OF MANLY BEAUTY
Brings Dsschoolmeester Into the
Divorce Court.
DESERTED HER HUSBAND
That Is the Tale the Plaintiff Told the
Court-He Said He Was Not Good
Looking Enough to Suit His
Fastidious Wife.

Peter Deschoolmeester told Judge
Clancy yesterday that his wife, Jas
tina Deschoolmeester. had less objection
to his awkward name than she had to
his lack of manly beauty. She could
stand the name. but when handsome
er man crossed her critical vision she
deserted her husband, and for that the
latter was granted a divorce. De-
schoolmeester testified that they were
married in New York on Nov. 4. 1883,
and came to Butte five years ago. On
Sept. Is. 1896. the defendant deserted
him and never came back.
Tell the court how she came to de-
sert you" said his attorney
We'll. she came to desert me and
just went away"
What did you do to cause her to
leave you" asked Judge Clancy.
II didn't do anything wrong said
Deschoolmeester. II wasn't good look
ing enough and she went away with
handsomer man"
We'll. that does happen sometimes
said the court.
Another witness testified that Mrs.
Deschoolmeester once told him that she
had found another man.
In the divorce case of May |. Havi-
land against w. H. Haviland a demur-
lcr which had been filed by the defend
ant has been withdrawn and default
was yesterday entered on the applca-
ton of plaintiffs attorney. Judge
Clancy set the case for hearing next
Saturday.
A default was also entered in the
divorce case of Ella I. Sanders against
Edward Sanders, and the plaintiffs
proofs set for hearing next Satur-
day.
Emanuel Ritchie was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian of the person and es-
tate of Emma ProulX. aged 13, whose
parents and also a former guardian are
dead. The testimony showed that Miss
Proulx is the owner of real estate on
Wyoming and Galena streets valued at
$4,000 from which she received rents
amounting to over $500 a month, and
had personal property worth $500. The
guardians bond was fixed at $4,000.
An affidavit was filed in court yes
terday in the condemnation suit of Eu-
gene Carroll against Mary Ann Ward
and a score of others, setting forth the
fact that many of the defendants re-
side outside the state of Montana and
cannot be personally served with sum
mons. Some Of them live in Germany,
some in New York, others in Chicago
and various parts of the United States.
An order was made by Judge Clancy
to publish the summons by publica-
ton.
James II, Lynch. Yesterday, brought
5suit against L. F. HOFFMAN and W. Fl.
Archer for S999 26 due on a note. He
also brought suit against George F.
Marsh for s. 239 due on several notes.
Alice Dwell brought suit for divorce
against James w. Dwell on the ground
of desertiOn. She says they were mar
ried at Kansas City March Is, 1889, and
have one child, a boy years of age.
They lived together until Aug. Is, 1897,
when at Salmon City. Idaho, the de-
fendant deserted her
In the damage suit of James J. Byrne
against the Colorado Mining company
and the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany, Judge Clancy yesterday sustain
ed a motion of the defendants to dis
miss the suit because Byrne failed to
pay judgment for costs in suit grow
ing out of the same cause of action.
watch was dismissed in the United
states court at Helena last June.
Ryrne's attorney made the plea that
Ryrne was too poor to pay the costs,
but that plea did not save him. and
his suit was dismissed.
Judge Clancy yesterday told the
members of the bar that his rule of
court that no matters would be heard
by him on Saturdays that We're not put
on the motion register before o'clock
on Fridays would be strictly enforced
and a number of matters that were
put on the calendar too late We're not
heard.
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