The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-25


lla0NLlNG JUDGES DENIES
DIVORCE TO sRBEFALlDRL
Ends No Psoet ThssS t.iss Cody NJ, K
90 10 III olson ot osheFv,lss y
Ifeat Hin cfaslly. :
sHERI pAS Wyoming March
Colonel William Cody tenfialuE
Blllll lost his gsuit for dixorce from
Louisa Gody y, I udge r. Scott decisS j.
ing that charges of attetnp ts on the 3
part q Mrs. Cody To- poisbn her hns
band and8others allegations had nut
been proved Judge Scott asserted
that the testimony showed ltrs CODY
always had been; q good mother and
proud and indulgent wife. K
Judge Scott asked the Attorney
for the defendant to amend their an
swer BY striking out sections which,
dealt With charges relating TO Bessie
1shell, to- cody'ss conduct iii Chicago
and to his early actions iii Fort Nc
Pherson. When this was done the
court found entirely In favor Of The
defendant Mrs. Cody: IS
Judge Scott said;
The first cause 81 action In this
case Is the charge % poisoning eon DE
ccmber 90 4 90p, s;or some time prio.
thereto, The cyidene wholly iaSll
to support this Issue, hut shows M
defendant was trying 10 srescae ths
plaintiff from aS state ofS lntoStcastph
and administered & not poison hpt
remedies which she deemed beneficial
ohm. ais inahilit to spsals on th!a
occaslonsdld not come from The reme: 4
dies but came 2fromsli is eesstye use
Of Intoxicating liquors ut he banquet
board and 8was as mtliatins ID I'M
defcndantSasSt ito the splalntI ffs
The nnhappinesss caused by the slcs
tons q the plaintiff is shown by the
letterof their dargh liter; AaSta Thprps
whose beautiful Scharacts t shone osi
Ifromshers unhappy home In the words
Of her letter. rltten lust before her
deatll:s x vi
OH papa, WI I'D lie do
heart ils Just broken oyerli IL. On 4.
ibid he do u ?i;s 4
She was y an oyerlndnlgent mother
and wife, who Salways took pride In
his success and always looted srss
ward to- his hon incoming and made
great: preparati Ions 10 receive him
Il She always accom- anieds him 70 the
depotSon5his5 depart and was there
corrective him on bis rsluFiss ii
her home she has III large statue of
him IN the hail inShers bedroom she
Il has his portrait, done by il famous
4 painter, ont her standil size Inns his
photograph and Tie fshs she used
were SONY enirs ones stampe ~ etch
ed with his portrait. Such, iii bries
I ls8theS charac ter and conduct Of hIra
Cody, ending5 sofer long period
Z Of her married life
lin return fol- This ilels deYotinii
/ thosplaintiifs has cen cruel 10 her
I land heapeds IL ind entities upon her.
oven ~ Y were true that the deienc.
Esnt Ind SatSti ines y en ilnpa tiell Mn
j him,San such inipat lence lad been
considered as ndlgniti ess # " aiso
h true that she mas had mi.ci to CON
|tcndS
From the $eYitlenc n II does mol NJ
pear that the plainti e was SO nd dicted
& To- gambling as to impair Ills busiue,is,
ahilttles tor tFust@orth illness. lie dill
]; not use ntoxicating liquors III such
, quantities 8as u Interfere with tiia
tranga ctlon 5of hts bus lness
An Sexceptio the ruling Of tilt
4 court was noted sby Judge ii. S
!, Rldgeley, attorney for Colonel coasss
4 and his ediest for DO days ION tillus
petition foE d hearing was grant
ed The mot lon Tor q new trial WIN.
\ DC argued ats y lie snext term OF court
Z and 4f5i II case this 81 denied Eoas ~
torneys will take the mai Her % the
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