Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19
WEEKLY RECITAL
OF MARITAL Woes
Judge Morse Sits Out the Friday
Matinee With Commend
able FOrtitude.
SIX CASES. NO THRlLLERS.
one wife Refused to Go West With
Uu,band-Ficld- VIII Not share
$50. OOO-Nnd Others.

u9re Charles 49, Morse listened
o.. hurl-lrum recital of marital
MODS Yesterday at the regular Fri-
asy default matinee. The eumaNes
i'm each scene were particularly HAT
During the afternoons performance
there was not O. single thriller.
August Rykort. who came here for
his health from Pennsylvania, told
how his wife preferred To stay az
home. having an the health she scene
cd 20 need and not linking that she
could help her husband md his. Fl-
I,ert declared that his physician adj
,iged him to come Co the high Utah
mountains 90 regain his normal COM
ditiop as regards his breathing ape
paratus. Sic did so and implored his
wife 10 accompany him. Rather than
guttcr hither ana thither across the
vast cSpanscs Of this country, che
remained with her mother. She is
still there and Rykert is still here.
Judge Morse ordered the wheels stop
ned long enough for Mrs. RySert 10
answer. OF at least long enough for
bo,. 10 show that she has no answer
to make
Belle McEntee obtained the relief
she sought by testlfying that Bernard
McEntee. her husband, refused and
failed TO support her. although he
earns $l15 a month as a railway
brakeman.
WILL NOT SHARE FORTUNE.
Mrs Mary Fields. wo has recently
become an heiress. also wanted 10 be
come a divorcee. She told the court
that her husband. cyrus w. Fields.
deserted her two years ago. Mrs
Fields said that in those years few
letters had passed between them. The
last she said advised her that cyrus
| W. was going 10 make stake for
himself. cyrus advised her that she do
| the same She won't have 90 now
| for her Uncle Norton recently be-
| uucathed her 100000. The divorce
was granted.
"NO GOOD 30 TIME
Annie Anderson and her husbands
| ulothor testified that Carl Anderson
! the .efaultiue husband. failed 60 sup
| port hen ana tttu four children. They
| were married iu July 1896 The nus
| banda mother took "a somewhat pecu'
| liar attitude regarding her son. Sht
| testified FOR tla injured wife that hei
! sons support mover was uo good n'
| time" The divorce was granted.
so LONGEE NELLIE SMITH.
Mrs. Nellie smith Us now Ne1ie Nc
! Crppr, This transformation took place
! after sine testified bon. court that mel
| husband motruUrd lue piano, an'
! fhat immcd .tpIy thereafter Dee van
| iehad from Dor sight. Since that dal
| sh. lad seen neither The musical IN
| srumcnt cor uar other hale The dl
Norce Was granted.
ItYNEARsON FAILED TO SUPPORT
Mrs. Susie Ryncarsou is uo longe
! thp wife off WUforI RyusllH1n an'
| choir child Hiu uo longer nestle ON ~
| bn-om of lts father The decree of al
| N0rec prayed Tor Boy tNg vito wal
| granted after she testified That de-
| husband had refused and failed tD sup
| port hpr for som, time past She ha
been earning hrr own living hy teach
| ius since thH drsert1n.
UNDER AMUSEMENT
The ease ol Percy FolweH agaius
Dos wife. ANNE FuIneu is under an
visomtnt This case attracted ounsii
| crahlc attention hy reason of Che sen
pu1ntl charges brought by the hus
bend against the wife. which wen
met Bog her Ia 90 cruss-rumplaint Wlu
| charges equally serious