Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
FOLWELL'S life
WAS MADE UNEASY
Husband of Invalid Wife Tells OF
Marital Woes in Divorce
Court.
A NElGHBoR is INTERESTED.
Mrs. Gibson Does Not Think Woman
T. e Lady Because OF Her
Actions

The marital unrest of Percy Fol-
! well and nis wife. Annie Tolwoll, was
uurayelcd before Judge Morse this
morning and the moro ravcliuE pro-
cceded the moro complicated the fab
rte seemed TO become. Percy FolUcll
was the first wiwss called by Atty.
Moffat and his story was ono which
seemed deeply 60 affect Mrs. FoIvcll
Just before the corut session was call
ci by the boiur. Mrs Folweu was
carricd from the room Zoo a falnting
condition. but was able 90 enter later
and took scat near her counsel. Mr..
Duncan
According 90 F1lNclrs story as told
iu corut. and winch was suhstantiate-
ed in on ardent manner by. Mrs. Mar
tina Gibson. Mrs. Folweu has tried To-
mako his life miserable. Admissions
D., the plaintiff ON denomination
however. showed that AIRS Folwell
had some hard nuts 20 crack at times.
Tho seven witnesses who filed into
court behind FoIwell sat near him as
Doe testified One particularly good
lrrkiuc auburn haired woman Eracod
hey face continually with o smile as
he proceeded with his story The
Folwcu child. Lola. "a years OF age.
had q smile occasionally for her faith
er and now and then one for her
mother. The child appears as witt
ness for the father.
THE Man LUNDY APPEARS
Folwel declared that while Mrs Fol-
well was iu che Murray hospital under
going am po.atieu, man named Lun-
dy was "a constant visitor. lie is nam
ed as the cause of their trouble 10
FulWclIs tale Of woe. soon after Mrs.
Folwou came home from the hospital,
she demanded some new clothes and
told Folweu that Or he wouldn't get
them for her She would get someone
who would This trouble and many
which followed seemed Co have been
founded I'm Luudy.s attentions 20 the
wife of HIS friend. ln reply 20 Fol-
Wells objections tp LuudF's devotion
for Mrs FoiWfU. Mrs. FolWell. accord
ing to the husband. told him that as
the house in which they were living
belonged tO her Lundy might come 20
sse her as often as be wished A sur
prise party al which Lundy manifested
hi- affection Goa @ kiss on Mrs Fol-
Wells lips gave FOiWell additional
ground for complaint. Another kiss
given when Mrs Folwell left on a
train for Phoebe Co see her brother
made matters mo- mere pleasant for
uulweu More than that when she was
leaving. she toll Foiweu that she was
never coming back.
She did come back however, ana the
greeting she got from Folwel on APP
pcaring al their home was an express
I'D "Ha. HHHH NnnH
SHE should return No affection was
shown on the occasion OF their meeting.
At that time she 80 her husband TO
move out of their house as she had
rented IL 90 someone else. Percy moved
with alacrity. for everything In the
house was moved out by him. Not
even @ bed for his wife 10 sleep on re-
maincd after his departure. She was
left alone in the house with no pro-
visions and mo- furniture.
HAS A MEAN TEMPER
"She rs woman of mean temper
aud the only time we get along well
WAS when I said nothing Percy ex-
planned Iu answer 10 a question.
Folwell IS au engineer and was away
from home much OF the time. he said
iu answer t0 preliminary questions.
LuudN was once "a friend of his and
De had Introduced her 90 his wife.
AIfH. iIHhnN. n htlENHol VINO TOOK
thc stand tor The plaintiff when Fol-
well left. appeared much animated aud
considerably interested in Folwelrs
slide 0f the case. She told Of visits
made by Luady 10 the Folweu home
and as She was leaving the stand she
said.
4 don't think she was much OF a
lady to acI as She did
Dr OieI who performed the OPP
creations ou Mrs. POWELL testified that
her condition has been serious one
FOR several years Three operations
have been necessary and at the pres
emit time dr. Odell believes Mrs Fol-
well Is an invalid and il o. delicate con-
ditou aa tbe result of her several ill-
ucsFDs
Al the noon adjournment of the
court the case had no. been completed
ana was continued until this afternoon
ai 3 o'clock for the hearing of further
evidence.