The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28

Calls Where Are Sold Parchment
That Fave Eade Cbiesgo
Notorious.
What better diversion than a day II
Caicago'S famous divorce court? One
may be assured <f tesrs ard tragedJ
and laughter aDd comedy.
TIE first case is "a Eloch Arden
STORY OF real liis. Mrs. Mary Os4a!d
is seeking to have her marriage with
William G.. Oswald anru!led Roy
&. E -stman, 8 clsrk in e railroad ii &c
is the Eaocn Arden OF the story relat
ved to the judge by Mrs. Oswald.
The domes:lc history Of 8,s. Os.
valid daee: back to Ms7 13, 1903, when
size and E, stnsn were married. They
LIVED happily together, with East
uar'S mother, tie court Is told
until, one day the hUeband 6tsap-
pearsd.
Il waited in vain fer a letter." says
the witness, but no word came fron
Roy. Then ny 6oaher-ia lav infor-
mac No thas her soa had cbts!ncd .
divorce at Fargo, \. D. At this time
Mr. Osuald was calling on ne. Ere
oaent!y be wanted ae to become his
wife. l asked R5y's mother If she
TsS quite sure zbous the divorce and
she sail she was. So JanrarY 2S,
1904, Nj. O,aale and T were mar
lied"
Wsra you happy with your second
ushaud also?' asks the judge.
"O>,, yes," said ths witness, but
one evening there vas a knock at the
Goor. l opened the door and was
cumofcunded TO see nv ftst Eusbopo
sta1Girg on the porch. What are ycu
doing here?' I asked, I thought you
had secured divorce
Explanations followed, bus East
man, uElike tie hero OF the book who
lett his wife With her second husband
insisted that she should return to
him.
Watch one do you love now?"
asked the court.
We'll, l don't love either Of then
any MORE" replies Mrs Oswald, for
when y csne back William left me
Immediately. I wish to have my
marriage wish him arnulled and then
I intend to apply for di7orcs from
my first husband, who Is earning S75
:. month ana should be MADE to con-
tribute toward my support.
II see, bus ycu can't get alimony
from both husbands, you Know sa?s
Judge Walker as he calls the next
case.
Mrs Marie Neu5erger, s72 Park
avenue, wishes a divorce from Isaac
] Nsubergsr, who Is member OF the
firm OF Nurberger s. B;own, whole
sale c,othiers at POI Market street.
Statutory charges s1e made b5 the
com p!a:rsnt against her husband.
Mrs. NeubsGser is very nervous as
she tells the story OF her conestics
life. Sae reistes that she and N:L-
berger were marr!5d in 1898 and that
sheJ lived together until last July,
when she disc vsred the alleged in.
discretion OF her husband.
Il learned through friends that my
husband had transferred his sfact-
tons TO other women," says Mrs Nsu
berger, and then I began an inVeSti-
CATION" +"
WHIST did yun learn?" asks the
cou't.
well discovered that my hus-
band was II the h5bit Of freQuenting
5oantoTn hotels vita aloSaer NO man
WHEN accused him Of it we separ-
ased"
Mrs. Mary Brown is the next Ole
Tho wants a divorce.
We Esrs never contenssd," saif:
Mrs B:osn in telling about il to the
j iage' and 6nally Rufus packed up
and said be was going away anc
would never return. BE never used
so keep his p7ocise, bus that time be
did. Iha7sn'5 sssn hin st2cs."
Tney were married August q, 1898
ana BfoTnsleit July /, 1900: Jud,
Gary will grant Mrs. BroFn . d.
cree.
Ms. M.ude Robinson, "a; ;xastre.s,
@as granted divorce b7 Ja5gs Wai-
ker from her husband, Ws1ser R5bil-
son, who is said TO hsye dsssrsed his
7:ifa three years sgo.
The complainant related that when
her husband lefs her In July, 1903, she
vas COM pelled to support their thres
children.
"Tae oldest boy vas elevsn, and 1
vas obliged to send hin TO the noun
5airs in Nov York" she::ssid. Fl
nally ny aunt suggested;. thst NJ.
Robinson might be compelled 10 sus-
port this chilli, and We both wrote
him. We received no csqs wer until
my aunt wrote that we.,Rere sbous 20
pl-ca tae sick COY in the poorhouss.
This threat ssasmsd WsIter so thai he
came aud got the ehi1d.''
.'Where is the BOY aoV?" asked the
court, -:
7 have 20 i5ea either be OF
mg husband are rsfeplisd the woman,
Serious Accident.
The Augusta Herald eays a serteus
acoidens happened 80 Everett Bryan
at Langley on Tussdsy OF lsss week.
The Lad while eng.gea in play wsn
another Boy. Dsnn3 81 zsl, waS stuck