The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-10

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/ four sad-eytd husbands ana rwer- ,-.eu
{ outraged wives gaily rung Up the elevator
| and SduntcTe1 Cuc INTO tre snow and su-h
/ Tree men ara women. While in the case,
! OF tne palalSe OF the pldln-ius IL IT
: cause was referred to the referee 10 take
/ testimony ana report. nor a ylng.s de-
I fenuant on the entire docket had inc re-
! merity 10 appear m cOUrt and Hes. the
J issue-it was distinctly plaintiffs FFv Id
: shine ana they mad things all their ol
/ way.
/ Inc divorce mill grind furn shed a-n-le
Z scope for the student Of the Il.0sNncT.4-.e s
! of human nature, il vas -er.e.c VIA c --
/ makes. some sad. Others pa-l.-.c VIII. d
/ humorous vein was no. licking AZ ffgl --.
} The man VINO advertise Tor a 81 o. s.. l.
( Atianuc coast ana traEsportcI hs~ to
zion save ner MS name. goods and caat-
! tells. with the sequel ,hti sac VANISHED
/ Ike dream Two weeks latgr. was rre--
/ eRt-the men VINO threw amps Us-a I'M
becoming eulthets 10 ,Ie.F l1-1l4ee-s.
} yanked them around by the hair lt -acsr
1 heads and smashed up tae happy home
/ generally were not
Leaked Like Bargain Counter.
| Before the clock in the tower had
! Hies court room took the s-la-' ~ p
! bargain sale day. Ladies came from the
! fOul points Of Inc compass they came IN
! squ3cs ana Ea~tdAo2S. each .sly F.,t-I-.-i
/ tne center OF attraction Cf numerous sym
/ pathetIc lady friends. Inc ar was uutI
with the frou-fr0G CT skirts ana the o50-
OF CASHMERE. bOUgUe-. musk ana 0rn=r
perfumes Known 10 the far sex Tine
clash of shciicd TUbEcrs arose even unto
Miss Columbia Up aIoft.
Within the bar reserved for the legal
I fraternity IL appeared as though the law
yers Of Zion mad migrated 10 the court
room en- maSse- So great vas the pres
sure that Attorney AGIrnS Ds-,he1 uuou
radiator and surveyed the scene from
atar. while another disciple OF Black
stone essayed TO rOOSt on Ia. rack
Women pTedOminated in the aullerce AMI
matinee mats galore Jaunt.y surmouuted
blondes. bTunettes. punkin-c0i0radT Ia
dies, tall girls, slim girls. plump down
cass ana gay But one plaintiff shed a
tear while for the major portion Of the
time Court Bailiff Perry wore the skin of
MS knuckles rdpping for order and vainly
trying TO suppress the involuntary 'ohS
the bFutes" and kindred expressions of
horror among the female audience.
Irvine VS.. Irwin.
To r. NJ Irvine was given the honor of
meaning the procession and securing a
decree on the grounds Of desertion More
Irvine was the defendant; she WIS not
preaefsi. alyisafentiE Alute Lad been TOO
much for r. NJ. In answer to an adver-
usement in a PENNSYLVANIA paper. r.
vine had proceeded to secure q partner TO
help him SAL his bark upon the sea Of
married life. The launching Of the bark
from the quay at Salt Lake City WAS
seas were encountered. a week later the
good ship went down. More was no
more-she had Ievantei. deserted the
sinking schooner. and when Irvine awoke
ne was alone in this cold. cold world
irvine who is a young go5d-lCoking fel-
low. got his decree
After the suspicious beginning the au-
ditors were regalesi with half "a dozen
commonplace d6SerJi0ns until the case of
Emma \. Frazier VS. John W. Frazier
was reached and then he audience UIu- k
td up interest as q neat looking little WO-
man, wearing a bunch of carnations took
the witness seat. she SAIL that she was
married in Denver in 1891 ana was per-
Iectly happy Jntil her husband began to
shower little attentions upon her devoted
mead IN the form of butcher knives his
mighty arm with Il bunch of knUCEleS all
sached and anything which came handy.
mrs r8Zier'S c1aQerOUe. in the person OF
yne Nellie Franks. then thrilled tine au-
d'ence with a dramatic recital Of how she
caught Frazier N the act of choking his
VIE in restaurant at Victor. Colo. The
language that Miss Franks put in Fra
Ller mouth was simply shocking Tn the
race or the testimony judge Hil-S granted
a decree and then said next"
The next, I'm the G.cJioH Of the police
court; was "A plain drunk in the person
or Alex Smith. Melissa a. Smith was
accordingly granted divorce and the
custody Of her little 3-year-old girl
Frederick vs.. Frederick.
Passing down the C1cket the case OF
FREDERICK F. Frederick vs.. Constance y
redeHck waS encountered This case
qeVeiOped villain. in the person of q
DenNer music teacher VINO - TO visit
Mrs Frederick in Denver ana give her
music lessons. BY an act of great
InouShtfulneSS the musician on The uCya-
SION OF his visits was wont to pull down
thN blinds and lock the door. his lessons
extended over a @eri0d of three hours or
Sowing to the fact Of the iockei door
ana binds aforesaid the strains of the
piano Qid not peTmeate the neiglb0rhoOI.
TSoerlck became dnnOy-a or
SAT- Lake While Mrs. r. continued her
lIuaIc lessons and accepted remitta es
from ner abS6Tt husband wA5m she H.. IT,
reused reused 10 Join. Since thai date Frederick
ildS ndd nervous prOsLTatiOn and general
as prayed
Jonn n. James. a gray-bearded farmer
from dt west Jordan followed On Jun e.
"a. ne concluded to marry. Tvo WCg.Er
iater his bride Hannah l.. concluded 70
70 nome to her brother. she has stages
mere ever since At the ST. geStfO0 CT
Judge Hlles. Clerk Little. wiki one stroke
ot Ihe pen, cut their BONDS in twain.
men up and smiling came dazzling LIZ
Iie McAfee, with a magenta skirt vel 0W
trimmings on her waist. holding eight
ostrlch piumes in he- wonderful hat. and
aHolner color-d lady companion aJtirsd in
d goII cape. Humdrum. failure 10 pro-
VICE. GTanted. Next
M5Iy Howard. whose husband was re-
e.
IIent2ry on the charge Of adultery. fol- F.
IoWed They were MARI ed in Ctah and
ue-endant had not provided Ter with as .
Iuuch as cents in seven years Mrs. .
got her divorce.
tecu Cliff prayed for divorce on the +
GROUNDS that her husband. Frank +. Cliff. I
was undergoing a sentence for grand lar
cehy IN the penitentiary- Her maiden .
name was restored to her and she was .
given the custody Of her little boy.
ne case of CriSsie Rasmussen VS.. /
Peter Rasmussen developed a worthless .
husband who failed TO provide and in ad- /
llIlon dragged his wife round the room
oy the hair Of the head at stated in /
-erVals. ana called her vile names. Di- .
Vorce was granted.
y; c. Hammil had only lived ten DAYS
Win MS wife, and was now in Manila.
rsteila Hammil accordingly got her de- !
cree
Houston VS.. HcIstSn.
The most pathetic case during the hear
houston Plaintiff had been married /
twenty years and had thirteen children.
she stated 10 the court that she had not
seen her husband sober for day during
-h6 past two years. While in his tam
runs the defendant had thrown a kettle
u boiling water at her. and on divers &C
;aslons threatened to kill her
On one occasion her husband had thrown
Z lamp at her. sprinkled coal OIL ali Over
ne bed within which she was sleeping.
6nocked her down with chair. kicked in
ne door and Just set the hanging lamp
t-sWinging. and smashed everything in
he house,
Judge Hiles IN entering a decree Of d.
'orce said this is pretty hard case. +