The evening world., 1903-01-31

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the f~re-escapes at the rear Of the fats
solute divorce.
She Made Him Play Poker.
Broker Charles Valentines answer to
his %ife's charge that he visited an,
poker. and If he went home h made
him play, and he could not afford to lose
the money. He said they had agreed not
10 interfere with each others affairs.
Last $40 for Soda.
with spending his last $40 for soda
water.
Favored the Servant Girl.
Mrs. Joseph w. stinson says her hus-
band. with an income of $4,000. was
desperately enamored with the servant
girl. bought flowers and bonbons for
her. went In bathing. at Asbury PARK
with her and when she discharged her
declared the charm of the household
is gone"
Named Himself as Correspondent.
According to the affidavit of Mrs;
Charles L. Schoenfeld her husband
her for divorce. She said they had
separated, but he often called by APP
pointment, turned the lights down and
then talked IN a loud voice so the
was a man in the fiat. Then he sued,
naming IAN unknown man as CO.
respondent.
Codin All Ready.
Mrs. Julius Stein sought freedom be-
cause among other things her husband
had a nice coffin made.for her.
"Painles. Poems"
The wife Of Dentist Schott laid before
poems.' iadited by her husband TO an
other. as her best evidence OF his in
consistency.
Not n Good FIatter.
Adjournlng from a rathskeller with
their friends, Lionel Lawrence and
Reata Winfield. the violinist, were mar
rled at 3 o'clock in the morning, Seven
months after she sued for a divorce.
alleging that he managed a stage better
Than he did a nat.
2O-Cent Dessert Too Much.
Isabelle Shattuck sued because her
husband few into, a raSe. over her eX.
ttfhN . M I'VE w ANS~NA =
at a restaurant.
Viii Invisible Ink.
Iaaac Roth's suspicions were aroused
BY stra 6 blank SHEETS ice 6r OF paper om IN ms rs
court. soaked them IN water before the
Jury and thus brought out sweet notes
written by Mrs. Roth to an artist, tell
ing her love for him.
HoSy's This for n MIS-ups
Ernest Carl Reichert was relieved OF
two wives during the year. n one OF
them got rid of another. husband, be-
sides. NJ. 2 got an annulment because
No. ! was still living, and he, got az
annulment OF his marriage TO No. ! be-
cause she had a husband already. and
she anruled her frst marriage on TIE
same ground.
Hoped for IS Years.
BENJAMIN Loder kept his decree of d.
vorce of tine record tw~entY-eight years.
hoping for A reconciliation, and filed IL
a week ago because II was necessary
for = clear title to property he was
selling.
Fined for Park Love.
Katherine Luttick sought divorce bc.
cause her husband. a plano s~oloist, got
fined IS in a police court for husginE
park, and because the governess, on
learning that he could not marry Aor,
took a dose OF poison on her doorstep
and nearly died.
Loses HIS Kidney.
Sued by his wife. who charged cruelty.
Morris Ptlatsky said he loved the
daughter, hut though he was only six
teen years old. her mother married
him. and now, when he has lost his
right kidney and several OF his ribs,
she shows no sympathy, but sues him
for divorce,
Married ON "a Train.
John Gilmore alleged In his suit that
Mabel. his wife. had married a con
Wet on a train bound for Sing Sing.
Ground Glass In Oatmeal.
Answering Lulu preyfqs's suit for
separation on the ground Of cruelty.
ground glass In his oatmeal the might
before Christmas as a preliminary 10
elopinE With another man. and adds
probably have lost his life, He had her
escort seat, up for stealing. and MS. Wife
for a~bandohing their I'VE children.
appetite for that ground.siaS Break.
fast and sued for divorce.
Pretty BIRD I'm n Cage.
Besides maintaining pretty Florence
who had a nice mansion q;
had given hve notes TO his
wife for 500 each. She could not sue
her husband, but after she got her di-
ogrspher she sued and recovered on
the notes,
BeefsteAk breakfast Did II.
Virginia Waters. Of the "GlrI in tho
Guaranteed Care for piles.
ItehlnK. Blind. DipsAlnK and PT5arudinH PlIsI