The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-18
WANTS TO SEE THE BOY
Mrs. Callahan Asks That Her
Child Be Brought Into Court.
SAYS THE COLONEL LIES
The Child, She Declares, Is Not in a Re-
ligious Institution in Pittsburg, Be-
cause He Has Been Seen in Salt
Lake City Recently.

Mrs. Monica F. Callahan, who has a
suit for divorce against Col. Emmett
Callahan, pending in the district court,
yesterday, through her attorneys
D'Gay Stivers and C. P Connolly, ap-
pealed to Judge Lindsay for an order
requiring the defendant to bring their
child into the jurisdiction of the court
so that she may have the opportunity
of seeing it once in while She al
leges that the cooners statement, made
in court, that the child was in some re-
ligious institution in Pittsburg, is not
true as the child has been seen in Salt
Lake. Mrs. Callahan also says she is
afraid to live alone in their house and
wants an order of the court permitting
her to employ servant and to compel
the defendant to pay the servants
wages monthly. in advance: The mat
ter will come up for hearing next Sat
urday before Judge Lindsay Mrs. Cal
lahan made the following affidavit in
support of her motion:
Monica Frey Callahan, being first
duly sworn, on oath deposes and says:
That she is the plaintiff in the above
entitled action and the mother of the
minor child. Emmett Callahan, men
toned in the complaint in the above
entitled action: that said child is OF
the age of 5 years; that prior to the
commencement of this action, the de-
PENDANT herein took the said child,
without the consent of the plaintiff,
and conveyed the said child to some
place unknown to affiant. That upon
the hearing of a certain motion, in this
court. in this case, on the 4th day of
March, 1899, the said defendant, EN-
NETT Callahan, testified under oath,
that the said child was under the care.
custody and control of a religious in
stitution near Pittsburg, Pa. where
upon. the court, Judge Henry Smith
presiding, ordered that the said child
remain where it then was until the
trial of this cause. That since the fill
ing of the complaint herein, to-wit,
Feb. 20. 1899, plaintiff has never seen
the said child, and is anxious and de-
sirous that she have the opportunity
of having access to the said child, and
of having the opportunity, at such
stated times as the court may see fit
to direct, of seeing the said child, En-
NETT Callahan. That affiant is in
formed and believes, and can produce
witnesses who will swear, that the said
| child was seen in the custody of the
| defendant, Emmett Callahan, on the
30th day of May, 1899, in the city of
Salt Lake Utah. Affiant is informed
| and further believes, and therefore al
| leges, that the said defendant has
threatened to and will place the said
| child where this plaintiff will not see
| it again, and beyond the jurisdiction
| of the court, and affiant prays that this
| honorable court make an order in the
| premises that the said child be re-
| moved to the state of Montana and
| placed in the custody of some person
or institution, which the court may
designate, and to which this affiant
| may have access at such stated times
as the court may see fit to designate,
| for the purpose of seeing the said
child.
And affiant further says that at the
said hearing on the 4th day of March,
1899, the court, by Judge Henry G..
Smith presiding. made an order al
lowing this plaintiff and affiant a serv
ant girl or domestic, If necessary,
which said order was entered in the
minutes in this case. That affiant has
found it necessary, conformably with
her station in life, to require the SER
vices of servant, and for the further
| reason that. by the order of this court,
she is compelled to reside a the resi-
dence of the defendant where she lived
at the time of the commencement of
| this action. and that she has no com
pany, and that, by the order of the said
court, she is not allowed any company
! or visitors, except by the order of the
court and that she is nervous and ap-
| prehensve of harm in case she remains
| in the said house alone over night, and
| that since the order of this court was
| made herein. on the 4th day of March,
aforesaid. this defendant, Emmett Cal
lahan, has, on various pretexts. made
| various visits to the said house, with
out the authority of the court, and at
one time got access to the house
| through the cellar, and that this affiant
! is afraid of the said defendant, and
likewise afraid to remain in the said
residence alone and without the com
pany and society of another. That the
said defendant. Emmett Callahan. has
| recognized the necessity of the en-
ployment of such help, by paying the
said servant girl small sums of money
at different times, but that he is now
owing the said servant girl the sum of
sixty-five ($65) dollars for services. and
that the said servant girl, now EN-
ployed by this plaintiff, has threatened
to leave the said employment, unless
she is paid for her services performed
in the past and has some assurance
that the same will be paid in future
and aftiant therefore prays for an order
| of this court, compelling the said de-
PENDANT Emmett Callahan, to deposit
with the clerk of this court the sum OF
twenty [S20) dollars per month, for the
| purpose of paying the said servant CIR
for her services, and until the further
order Of this court.
(SigneO
MONICA FREY CALLAHAN"
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of June, 1899.
(Signed) c. F. KELLEY.
Notary Public in and for the County OF
Silver Bow, State of Montana.