The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-16
THE DIVORCE CASE
OF MRS. BULL.
SUIT AGAINST HUSBAND SETTLED.
Injunction Restraining Him From
Receiving His share Of
Mortgage Dissolved.

BALTIMORE Md Nov. 16.-Foliowing
divorce obtained in Wyoming By Mrs.
Fannie Rosstlic Zeu Bull of this city
from her husband, Robert Berry Bun.
the suit OF Mrs Bull against her hus-
bard TO require him to account for her
estate while il was in his hands was en-
tered. agreed. and settled ina the Circuit
Court yesterday. An order was passed By
the court dissolvinE the injunction obtain
cd ny Mrs Bull restraining her husband
from receiving. pending her suit, his
share OF a mortgage for $500 on prop
prty at WaIhrOok formerly belonging TO
Mr.. Bulls father. the late Dr- Bull
The Suit Instituted.
Mrs. Bulls suit against her husband in
a., Circuit Court was instituted May -,
1000. A great deal Of testimony was taken
fire. il. and I'm the meantime Mrs. Bull cstab-
lished her residence az Cheyenne. Wyo.,
gad there applied for an absolute divorce
from her husband on the ground or deser-
dion. Mr. Bull did not go to Wyoming 90
contest the suit. and Mrs. Bull was grant
cd thu divorce she asked Tor by the Dis
trict Court Of Laramie county Wyoming,
October p. The decree authorized her 10
resume her maiden name Of Zell
q IS said that the testimor- taken in
the case here clearly showed that Mr..
Bull had in mo- way misappropriated any
property or money of his wife, and as
consequence It was agreed by the parties
10 the suit that the bin Of complaint
should bc dismissed.
Nh and Mrs. Bull were married April 5.
lSsS. and have two children. Berry Ken
dali Bull and Warren 5. Bull. aged. re-
spcctiveiy. ten and seven years They
separated a few months before Mrs. Buii
sued her husband Tor an accounting
Bill of COmpInint.
In Mrs. Bulls suit her father Edwin 5.
Zel. appeared as her next friend. She
stated ia her hiH Of complaint that az the
,ime of her marriage she was possessed
OF $lU9.a5j in stocks and bonds. which were
first kept n box with the Safe Deposit
and Trust Company and then with the
Mercantile Trust Company. Mr. Bull, she
stated, had access 10 the box in which the
securities were kept. They managed To
live together without open rupture during
the first years Of their married life. 8c-
cordiug To- Mrs. Bull. and I'm 1896 they
went 20 Europe. the cost Of the trip
amounting &C. S.ll2-5o. being taken ont Of
tbc principal of her estate Besides this
she stated that about = ,5h- Of the Vriu-
Cipal Of hnT cstata was spent.
Mrs. Bull also alleged that she was COM
S-d mir rb1Trcn ,,rfr - ~. i,,Il.-,[. -
nor estate FifIII,-. She ALLEGED l..r brs-
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maj mo s.If-rfspCrrirs, wife rnuId toIar-
.te n and She refused to live. with him
any longer Then she made n srifir-Il ~
animation or her securities. and she al
lea,d th-t Sbc found iErt ber husband
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UtasT iByaSioDS Of the principal referred
Co. she fvTt her alleged that her husband
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Mr. Bulls Answer
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