The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07

lie ~. DtGCulSt dohO bbC NOfhN
tor order her husband, George Brech-
lcr, to pay her alimony because he
abandoned her on June 1S, 1905, with
out any cause whatever. She says
they were married on January 80,
1902, In Canton.
She complains that her husband on
June 1S, 1905, left her and has not
contributed towards her support since
and she says she is now compelled
to earn her own living w. o. Werntz,
attorney for plaintiff.
Bertha Vanden Berg is plantiir In an
action for divorce instituted, yesterday
In common pleas court against her
husband, Brahm Vanden Berg.
She says they were married on the
oath day of May, 1898, in the city of
Antwerp, Belgium, and have one son,
seven years of age by the name of
Seamon. She claims that ever since
their marriage was contracted her
husband has been guilty of divers acts,
of adultery with a certain woman,
whose name is unknown, at the ST..
Charles hotel at Hamilton, o., and at
the Hoffman House in New York city.
She says her husband is In the en-
ploy of Smith & Nixon, piano dealers,
and that he receives $4,000 year as
salary. She asks the court for rea-
sonable alimony out of her husbands
earnings, that she be given the Gus
falx Of h, aIau 1,,tn
divorce. Oscar M. Abt, attorney for
plaintiff.
Ellen NJ Baker, through Attorneys
Taylor & Stewart, instituted an action
in divorce against her husband. Will
liam M. Baker, yesterday, alleging
they were married in the town of
Waynesboro, Pa, on the oath day of
| May, 1888; that two children were
born, named Charles and Ethel. She
says that on Labor Day, three years
| ago, her husband was guilty of ex-
\ treme cruelty towards her, that he
choked her and threw her with grea-
feIce against stove.
She says he has Jeen guilty of COM
mitting adultery with Mrs. Kilmer
and one Kate Krider-at various times.
She says she is the owner of part
of lot No. 1851 in Canton. In addi-
tion to the foregoing charges she says
her husband has been guilty of habit
ual drunkenness for three years and
more.
She asks the court upon the final
hearing to divorce her, give her the
custody of the minor children and
that she be decreed to hold her real
estate free from any interest and con-
troll of her husband.
Annie Horah, through Prosecutor
Upham, yesterday fled a petition in
common pleas court against her hus-
band, George W. Horah, stating she
was married on October 4, 1898, at
Youngstown, and had by him one
child, named George M, aged four
and half years.
She says that in the year 1900 be-
cause of her husbands cruel and in
human treatment she was obliged to
leave him, but returned to him short
ly thereafter upon his promise to &c
better. She claims that in 1901, with,
out any provocation on her part, he
struck her a violent blow in the faCe
and b1ackened her eyes, alleging crue
treatment at various times thereafter
She says in 1902 she filed an action
tcr divorce against her husband II
Mahoning county but because OF prom
ises by him she consented TO nave
| the case dismissed and again went tc
live with her husband until May, 1904
when he left her and she says sne dc
-.ot seen him again until 1906 ant
hat during all of the time ne was alb
sent she says she supported herself
nd their child.
She claims her husband is now IL
Canton and is threatening to taxi
I from her their child and take 1t ava,
with him, and that he has no fAet
t place of residence.
Judge Amber, upon the allegation
set out in her petition, on Monda!
granted restraining order agains
) the husband to prevent him from in
terfering with her in the ca.e am
coatIol of the child. The vile ask
: upon the final hearing that the coLT
| decree her the custody of the enid.
Anna A. Miller, throuLl her at
torney w. o. Werntz, suei her nus
band. Allen H. Miller. in common
: pleas court yesterday for u.vorce an
u nlimony, stating that they we're mar
ried in October, 1899, and that NJ
: children were born of their marriage
She charges her husband with lem
guilty of extreme cruelty; that b
struck her with his fist and ha
u thre 1teaei to kill her a nun ber O
Tires; that his threats became s