The San Francisco call., 1906-09-08
AIR DIFFEREN NCES IN
DIVORCE SUIT.
Richard Brady, in a Cross
Complaint, Accuses Wife
Of Continual Misbehavior
KISSES FOR ANOTHER


Sensational charges of Illicit rela-
tions with three correspondents and
q general denial of charges Of cruelty
and inhumanity brought against him
in complaint for divorce med by his
wife, Josephine ]. Brady. are the fea-
lures of an exhaustive answer and
eross-complaint filed yesterday by
Richard J. Brady.
Brady denies his wife's charges that
he ever treated her with cruelty or
struck her with heavy china platter
while she was in bed or that he ever
threw her and their infant sen into
the woodbox or forced them TO sleep
on the bare floor while he occupied
their he'd. He denies that when he
was congratulated by relatives the
birth of son he complained of the
Doctors bill and stated that he would
much rather pay an undertaker's bill
for both wife and son. He also dis
claims cruelty toward his wife at any
time, the excessive use of Intoxicating
liquors by himself and the charge that
he was aided and abetted in his alleged
cruelty by his sister, Molly Morris.
In cross-compiaint he sets forth
that his wife was unduly intimate
with William Pollock and William de
Blois. He charges that on May l.
1896, his wife and De Bleis were to-
in front of her home and that they
kissed and hugged each other in his
presence and called him vile names and
that since then they have been almost
constantly together. He says also that
his wife has informed him that she
maintained Illicit relations with an
undertaken at North Beach
V. L. Ogison has filed complaint for
divorce from Mary E. Osisen on the
ground of abandonment He states
that his wife left him at Loughborou
Inlet. near Vancouver, B. c.. IN Sep
tember. 1897. and has remained away
from him since that time He asks the
custody of their Syear-oid son, John
Ogisen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogison were mar
ried in England in 1893.
Grace E. Stilson filed a suit for di-
vorce from Charles H. Stilson on the
grounds of willful neglect and intem-
perance. She says that he drinks SC
hard he is unable TO work and because
of his idleness, prefiigacy and dissipa-
tion she has been forced to rely on
friends for the support of herself and
her year and half old daughter Fay
Victorine B. Ballian wants divorce
from Edward Ballian, to whom she
was married in Oakland May Is, 1908
on the ground of desertion
Judge Graham yesterday refused to
grant Harry Hansen a divorce from
Olga Hansen, holding that the attempt
to secure the separation was through
collusion. Hansen. who is 54 years
old, wanted the divorce from his 81
year-old wife on the ground of deser-
tion, claiming that they had not lived to-
gether for year and a half and that
she had been running around with
younger men and not caring properly
for their three children. r1ansen ad-
mitted yesterday when sae case was
called that he had talked over di-
vorce with his wife. telling her that
he intended to get one, and nat she
said 1t would be all right.
The court stated in making the re-
fusal that the fact that the matter had
been talked over between them and
mutually agreed to destroyed the
ground for the action. Hansen is a
shipwright.