The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-04
HEARS MANY TALES Of
MARITAL UNRAPpINESS.
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why he deserted her or why. when she
met him on the street on hts visits to
this city, he would not recognize her
smile or pay any attention 10 her entreat-
les She was given a divorce. Page a.
Page were her attorneys.
STORY OF HARD TIMES.
II was story OF very hard times in
the matromonlai ship that Mrs. Hannah
Campbell and her witnesses revealed In
her depositions read to Judge Douglas.
Mrs. Campbell petitloHed for a divorce
from her husband, Michael Campbell, on
support According TO the petitioner on
various occasions he biackened her eyes,
tore her dress on her. broke the windows
i'm the house. Mr. Campbell. according
temper. Mrs. Campbell claims that her
husband on one occasion broke TWO OF her
ribs and on two occasions was hned In
court for assaults on her, Once he. ac-
cording TO his wife brought home another
woman. and the wife had 20 take refige
in the cellar Neighbors deposed that a
home very drunk at 2:3o a. m. and made
a big effort 10 force the doors in. he only
desisting when the police were called for.
The wife and neighbors averred that Mr..
Campbell could make from $3.50 TO So a
day, but that he gave his wife little or
no money for years. Page q Page were
Mrs Campbelrs attorneys. The divorce
was granted.
OTHER PETITIONS.
Other roiitious were heard as follows:
joseph Noble vs.. Ellen G. Noble. De-
$ rtion. Granted. William +. Grant Tor
William w. Phillips VS.. Fanny Phil
lips. Extreme cruelty. Heard. +. H.
Quinn for petitioner.
Phebe + cruiekshank vs.. George w.
Cruickshank. Neglect 10 provide. Granted.
I1uddy a Easton for petitioner.
Ida u. Magone VS.. Charles II. Magone.
Neglect TO provide. Granted. Page a.
Mabel r. Lane vs.. Albert T.. Lane.
Neglect TO provide. Page & Page for pc
Lilly Deehaine VS.. Victor Deehaine. De-
sertion. Granted +. l. McCanna for
petitioner.
James b. Longbrldge VS.. Myrtle. ID.
! Longbridge Dosertlon. Granted. Page
! James Brown VS. Catherine Brown Con-
/ tinued drunkenness. Granted. Page a
Maggie Win9eid VS.. John Winfield
| Neglect to provide Granted. Page A
| Page FOR petitioner.
Carrie Foster vs.. John Foster. Neglect
60 provide. Granted. Page Page foi
Louise TAFT VS. Peter TAFT Desertion
Granted; Page Page for petitioner.
Ellen NJ. harrington Vs. Robert y. tlar
rngton. Negleet TO provid, Granted
Page 4 Page for petitioner.
Annie IL Sullivan vs.. jeremiah Il. sal
ivan. Neglect 10 provide. Granted. Pag'
Lillian 6. u. Cooper was granted az
vorcc from her husband. Robert w
Cooper, The troubles of the Cooper
created a good deal OF talk a couple q
years ago. At that time Mr. Cooper wa
In the woolen business and had "a hand
some home ON Emwood avenue Thcr
were threats of selling the furniture 4
this house tu secure money due on N
allowance TO Mrs. Cooper Mr. Cooper
now In the electrical business
The case was heard on dispositions Nj
Cooper making no defence 90 the seriou
charges OF cruelty made against hin
Mrs. cooper now lives on Humboldt av,
Euc.
She doposed that her husband was yer
| cruel 10 her and her child Married lii
had been "A disappointment 10 her sine
! 1898. The mother OF petitioner sal
| Cooper had a very bad temper end ono
. | told her Il was fortunate that he thougl
/ ~ himself In time cor hC would "hn,
I Killed Lillian" Mrs. Cooper said n,
. | husband made the nurse take the bah
out in the damp weather. \ nurse te
I I tlhCd that abe was with Mr. and Mr.
. Cooper in England and she heard Mr
| Cooper. who wag in the next room. a
murder" The same witness said th
! MIR Cooper wou,d take the baby and nj
p IL on the cold OIL cloth and lct n 90
sleep there. Page & Page were attorue
: for Mrs Cooper
. Edith &. Ives was grantsd q divor
= from her husband. n Aihert Ives. on q
. ground % ncn-suppori. Mrs. Ives a.
. ac,,sss.