The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13
NO POSE STREWN PATHWAY WAS
MARRIED LIFE OF CAPT. COvfRlY
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profane Names which too vile and obscene to
fbe herein set out.
"That Immediately after the 18th day of January she
wrote and to the said defendant vle obscene and
profane letter and caused the to be delivered and
placed in and at his place of business in the city hail.
that she falsely accused him of immortality knowing the
same to be false solely for the purpose of harrassng hui
initiating and degrading him in the eyes Of his friends
and acquaintance all of which without provOcation
misconduct the part of the defendants that the cruel
and nhuman treatment which she has accorded him almost
daily since their marriage has become unbearabe and has
affected his health that he sick and and
could not sleep and his health has been impaired that
he was compelled to and did, on December 49, 1904 leave
the plaintiff and remained away from her for about three
weeks at which time and upon the promise of the plaintiff
that she would reform and would said cruel and
human treatment and would conduct herself as wife
should he returned to her at his said home and remained
there until March 3, 1906"
After describing resumption of the cruel treatment
which again compelled him to leave his home and injured
his health and made it impossible for him to live with her
longer, the complaint states
''That at the time the plaintiff and the defendant
married she represented herself to be upright and
vrtuous woman, and upon such representation the de-
PENDANT Relied that since the of this action
he has learned that the plaintiff not upright and
vrtuous woman; that she has lived and cohabted with
other not her husband; that she of low
character and wholly unfit to be the wife of respectable
that her representations of and concerning herself
untrue and that the defendant had not OF
learning of the unruthfuness of said representations
until after the commencement OF this suit.
''That during the married life of said plaintiff and
defendant the said plaintiff has, many OCCASIONS stated
to the defendant that she did not love for him.
that all she married him for what she could get out
of him in money! that she would have money at any cost
and would resort to anything to compel him to comply
with her request that she has frequently stated to the
defendant that she had other lovers who rich and
would for her and who had made her atterng offers
in fact the said plaintiff has obtained money from other
men not her husband since her marriage, which was
wholly unnecessary and improper That she has, at diff
feren times consorted and associated with strange
and has permitted them to visit her at unreasonable times
during the defendants absence from home and has fire.
quenty boasted to the defendant of such action That the
plaintiff has made appointments with men by telephone
and would meet them by appointment and her conduct
wife has been unbecoming improper and most repre-
hensible and in way has she conducted herself
wife in the premises.
''That several OCCASIONS the exact dates this de-
PENDANT is unable to state plaintiff has received visits and
the attentions of G. w. Carr married that she
has correspondent with him. elephoned to him and enter
tanned him and has received money from him, which
unnecessary and all of said acts done without the
consent connivance knowledge of defendant and the
plaintiff boosted Of such acts.
''Tha the defendant has admonshed the plaintiff
kindly and has tried to with her and has asked
her refrain from such associations and such actions and
has asked the plaintiff to perform her duties wife
should in the premises all of which said plaintiff refused
to do, but continues to conduct herself in
becoming married and to be cruel and inhuman
towards the defendant"
The complaint closes with an enumeration of the prop
ery owned by the captain which consists of equity in
two lots the school section 1914 shares of stock in
the Elk City Gold Mining & Milling company owned for
IA years and of value at present. and declaration
that he has been compelled to assign his salary for the
next months service for the purpose of raising money for
his living expenses and to defend this suit and that he is
unable to pay suit money, anony attorneys fees and
concludes by asking for decree of divorce in his favor
and the possession of the property without the payment
of alimony.