Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-18
WIFE AS A SLEUTH
Jennie Judisch Tells Couri How
She Discovered Perfidy
of Husband.
GOES ON HIS TRAIL AT NIGHT
Follows Him to Davenport Turner
Hall Where He Has Date
Other Court Cases.

when she grew suspicious that her
| husband, Amos Judisch, was con sort
ng with other women she adopted the
role of detective and one night follow
ed him to Turner hall. in Davenport.
| She said that she saw him enter a
| winerCOm with another woman. and
! that they remained there the greater
part of the evening. When her hus-
| band returned home she accused him
| If his perfidy and he confessed. Mrs
| Judisch stated that thereupCn she re-
fused longer TO live with her husband.
| Miss BloOmquist, who runs a board
| ng house on Fourth avenue and
| Twelfth street had Judisch for a room
| II for a short period. She said that
| he introduced a young woman that
visited him three times a week as his
| cousin. But when Miss Bloomquist
! learned that the cousin" was a ruse
| she ordered Judisch to change his
| boarding house. The marriage of the
| couple took place at Muscatine in 1898.
| They separated last November. They
| have a child. Vera, years of age
| The complainant asks the custody of
| the child. with her divorce She was
represented at the hearing by H M
| McCaskrin.
Threatens determination of Family.
Margaret and George \. Boles. of
Moline disagreed after having lived
under the same roof for 81 years. Nov
| "a last BOles, according to the story
related by his wife in support of her
| petition for divorce. threatened to eX-
| terminate his family. He loaded his
shotgun, but his wife hid the weapon.
He compelled her to produce it for
lim. She obeyed him, and notified her
two sons to leave the house, for she
believed that he meant to execute his
threat to kill the family. In the mean
time the police had been summoned,
and Boles was arrested and given
Jail sentence Mrs. Boles stated that
she had not seen him since. II. y.
Weld was her attorney. The court
ook both cases under advisemcnt.
Ruling FnvOr- Creditors.
In the suit of the creditors against
the estate of the late Samuel Boney,
The court held that the creditors We're
entitled to the homestead and dover.
excepting the seven and one-half acres
# the property of the deceased not in
cIuded in the original inventory, this
to revert TO the heirs. When Mr..
Boney died he was heavily in debt.
The receipts from the property with
the exception of the widows dover
interest, were prorated among the
creditors After the death of the wild
ow the creditors asked for the reopen
ing of the estate holding that their
claims against the same still were
valid.
Finds For Mrs. otto.
In the case of Catharine Otto
against Laura and \. f. Schmid. the
defendants flied 80 exceptions to the
report of the master. attacking it for
alleged erroneous conclusions. Judge
Gest entered an order that the attor-
neys furnish an abstract of the cyl
dence within 3 days. and announced
hat owing 10 the importance of the
case it would not he tried until April |
The master finds that the transfer of
the property of the plaintiff. valued at
about SIS 900. was accomplished |
through fraudulent representations.
Criminal Cases Monday.
Court at noon was adjourned until = |
O'Clock Monday afternoon, when the |
criminal docket will be called. The |
motion to quash the indictments |
against Mary NJ. Johnston and Henry |
Vermeesch, charged with murder. still |
are under consideration by the court. |
It was contemplated that the Yer |
meesch trial should be the first on the |
calendar. but owing TO the court desir- |
ing further time to consider the motion |
to quash. minor criminal matters will |
n disposed of first.
Orders of Court-Law.
90. Blake & Murphy VS.. Sisters of |
Visitation; assumpsit. Motion for new |
trial overruled Judgment on verdict |
for plaintiff for $369.0S and costs and |
execution. Plaintiffs pray appeal to
Second district appellate court. Allow
ed on plaintiffs filing bond in sum of |
$3.50 with sureties to be approved by |
clerk conditioned. as required by law.
Bond 10 be filed in 80 days. Bill of
exceptions in 90 days.
1I6. Gaylord. administrator. VS..
Swift & Co: case. Leave to plaintiff
TO file amended narr. Defendant ruled
10 plead 10 amended narr. in 10 days
40. Gaffey. administrator. vs.. C, r
l. & p Railway company: case. Leave
10 plaintiff 10 file amended declara-
ton.
I52, LuddingtOn vs.. Lightning Medi-
cine company; assumpsit Dismissed
by plaintiff: costs paid.
204. People. ex rel, VS.. Bear; debt.
Motion by defendant for rule on plain
iii 10 give security for costs allowed,
and plaintiff ruled 10 give security for
,osts in c7s week from t.,day.
256. Skinner VS. Smith; case. Bond
.or costs filed by plaintiff Motion 10
iismiss suit Overruled- Defendant rul-
"A 10 plead in 10 DAYS
PAS. People, ex rel, VS. Atwood. ha-
3eas corpus. Hearing Ordered that
,hildrsn b. cnmmltred 10 RethanE .