Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27
Iudpe HiIes's Semi-Annual Matinee
Conducted Again Today.
THE VAN ALsrINE SUIT.
Two Husbands aud Mine Wive. Tell
Their rsies of MARITAL Woes -Pt,c
Gases set for Tomorrow.

- 'iH hhhibff Two MtiN men ana nine
were women. Two cases were con.
tlnucd for the term aud another Il IN
course 81 hearing. There are i've
more divorce suits on tonorrow'a cali
endar. The only contested case to-
day was the suit 81 Dora = Van Al
slime W Charles g. Van Aistinc, re-
ported In Wednesdays News" and
which. on motion OF the attorneys for
plaintiff. was conducted behind closed
doors.
The suits ~ iiomen II. NOVEL; VI
Jennie n. Novel;. and Ruth ~. New
son w Lewis J. Ncwron were continued
for the term.
The nrst case called was that ~
James A. Tuckett W Bertha Tuckett.
Plaintiff based his suit on the ground
OF dcrcrtlon. He testified TINT he mar
ficd the defendant at Green River. wy.
omlhg. May 7. 1891. and that she de-.
serted him three years later. The last
Tine plaintin heard ~ his wife she was
" ~. Louis. She wrote and told him
THAT she ala not desire to live with him
any moro. In answer 10 the couIi
plaintiff said he was thirty years Old
anu a native OF England. lie further
stated that he was n cook by trade and
was ~ present employed at Eureka.
Plaintiff was corroboratcd by his sis.
Ter, ana n decree was granted. Attor-
ney Joseph Lippman appcarcd IN plain
TINS behalf.
RUNS a SHOOTING GALLERY.
bertha Rowland secured n divorce
from Lyman ". Rowland on the
sfonndr o. desertion and failure TO
support; In answer TO her attorney. J.
~. Stuil. plaintin stated that she and
the defendant intcrmnrricd at Onaeo,
Wisconsin, May 10. 1873 In July, 1891,
the defendant deserted her and the last
tinc she heard from him he was IA
washington. u. q, Piaintin further
stated that Rowland Travelled around
tho country with a shooting gallery:
that he never sent her any money. and
that she had been compelled 10 support
herself by means Of sewing. In answer
TO the court plaintiff said che was not
TIRED Of living With her husband and
that there WIS no tacit or expressed
agreement between them with respect
boys OF the marriage aEcd II and ~, re-
spectscly. Tho youngest one was
taken on by the father contrary to
plaintin's wishes and desirrr.
DIDN'T GIVE SATISFACTION.
The next case called was Katie ".
f.osrdon W Halle NJ. i.ogrdon. Plain
tn desired TO b. liberated from her
husband on account 81 hia neRlectinR
10 provide her with the common necer.
rarien Of life. Mr.. forndon testified
that nh. married the defendant at
Sandy. April T. 1881. Shortly after
wards they moved 10 Denver. whore a
child was born To them. The little one.
plaintiff saii. took sick and she was
obliged 10 send home for money In or
der To give II medicine. Finally the de-
PENDANT got 80 lazy and indolent IN HIS
habits that plaintiff returned home To
her parents, Plaintiff further stated
that the child died shortly after her re-.
turn, nnd the defendant failed 10 send
her any money with which ~ meet tho
funeral expenses, Rlpce the childa
death she had earned Twins by work-
Ing out. Plaintiff also stated. In an
Hwcr TO g. NJ. Nielsen. her attorney,
that the defcndan, left her IA April.
"IIe ieft you, or you left hlmg'' en-
quirrd Judge lilies.
lie left me-" replied the witness.
nut you say" continued the court,
that you returned 10 this city and left
your husband In Denver. Il that
welt" said the witness. Il asked
him before Leaving N he wanted 10 sup
port me, and he didn't give mo any sat-
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