Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
TIRED or MATRIMoAY.
-Four Mismaled Couples Seek Relief In Divorce
Court.
Jap Arresied-wanied by Creditors IN
salt Lake Junction CITY News
Briefs.

Last evening Captain Brown and
Detective Pender arrested Japanesa
who Is wanted In Salt Lake He gives
his name as Harra Okla. He, with two
other Japs, We're running a restaurant
In Salt Lake, and one morning last
week the manager was missing and a
number of patrons Of the eating house
who had bought meal tickets. were
mourning his departure, but the Palace
meat market was the principal looser
he having bought meats from them for
over $3.50, which he skipped out with.
out paying and they reported the mat.
ter to the Salt Lake police. who gave
his description 20 the ogden officers.
Last evening a colored man from Salt
Lake who had bought meal ticket
from him and only had one meal ON the
ticket, saw him on the street and re-
ported II to the officers. who placed
him under arreHt. He was in the As.
sembly Club saloon when the officers
caught first sight Of him. but no soon
er had they entered the front door of
the saloon than he dashed out OF the
rear door. but was overtaken before
he had gone half block. a complaint
was sworn out against him this morn
ing by the Palace Meat Market pro-
prietor, and he will be taken 10 Salt
Lake TO answer to the charge.
DIVORCE SUITS.
Bertha Hubs Bingham has brought
an action In the district court against
Henry ID. Bingham, alleging cruelty as
cause, The lArles We're married at
Green River, Wyo., April g. 1892. and
have three children. Plaintiff prays for
a decree OF divorce. custody Of chill
dren, alimony and possession Of their
homestead and personal property A
restraining order was issued preventing
defendant from dlsposng Of any Of his
property.
suit for divorce has been
filed by Catherine b. De witt
from her husband, Decatur De
Witt, alleging drunkenness as cause
The couple were married at Durand
Wis, Sept %. 1874, and they have two
children. Dissolution OF the bonds OF
matrimony Is prayed for also custody
or the minor children and alimony.
Blanche II. Nelson asks the court TO
dissolve the bonds OF matrimony be-
tween herself and Andrew p. Nelson
ON the grounds Of cruelty and failure
TO provide The couple were married
In Salt Lake City. June 6, 1900 and
have one child OF which she asks the
custody. The complainant further al
leges that plaintiff who Is an ahlebodled
5dan, let's her live off the charity of
her parents and friends and has threat
sned to kill her
In the divorce case of Frank p. Fos- |
ter VS. Goldelia Foster, the defendant.
has filed an answer aud counter /,
claim, which alleges the couple were
married in Plain City Dec. IA, 1899 and
have two children. OF which she asks |
the custody. The answer also alleges
that the plaintiff has treated the de- |
PENDANT In cruel manner several times |
and has violent trmper She asks that |
the bonds Of matrmony be dissolved. |
wants the custody OF the children. s25 |
allmony $50 attorneys fees and for the |
court to establish a permanent ALI
mony.
DAMAGE SUIT BEING HEARD.
The case OF Kate Bndewell Anderson
VS. Rio Grande Western company is
still on In the district court. Nearly |
all day was occupied in taking the testl-
mony of physicians as to the plaintiffs
injuries.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Archie McMulen. Of salt Lake City,
Is spending a few days with friends in
ogden.
Miss Edith Gourley has returned from
Lincoln Nebraska, where she has been
studying in the University Of Nebras-
ka.
Monday the Scotch Cronies will have
their summer outing at the Lagoon.
The day promises TO be a jolly one.
Deputy County Clerk Agnes X. Ma
gure will leave FOR California to visit
for a couple OF months.
Judge Hart. OF Logan, was an Og-
den visitor today.