Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-31
CONDONEO BY
BOTH PARTIES
Lloyd Divorce Case Comes to an
Abrupt End in Judge
Morse's Court.
HIS HONOR DISMISSES ACTION
Six Other Plaintiffs However Were
Granted Desired Relief From
Their Irksome Marital Ties.

The sensational divorce case of
Maude e. b. Lloyd against William
M. Lloyd, which has been on trial
since Thursday morning, was brought
10 an abrupt close yesterday afternoon
by Judge Morse, who denied the d.
vorce and ordered the case dismissed.
for the reason that both parties had
oondoned all the acts complained of
as late as July fourth. when they be-
came reconciled and lived together
again. Mrs. Lloyd filed her suit on
May 10, charging her husband with
cruelty drunkenness and non-support.
He filed n cross-complaint in which he
charged his wife with infidelity and
named Thomas culver as co-respon~
dent. While Lloyd was on the stand
yesterday afternoon in his own behalf
it became known that they had become
reconciled on the fourth OF July and
had lived together at that time. but
had separated. On that account Judge
Morse dismissed the case.
SALT PALACE FIGURES.
Six other divorce cases were heard
by Judge Morse yesterday afternoon
and the plaintiff in each case was
granted the desired relief Il, Eliza
beth Carlson told the court of tho
great mental anguish her husband.
Erick g. Carlson. had caused her by
Insisting on keeping company with
other women and neglecting her, a.d
the court granted her n divorce, the
custody of their three children. s25 per
month alimony and $40 attorneys
fees. They were married on oct. is.
1900 Mrs. Carlson related several inv
stances where her husband had taken
other women out to resorts and her
evidence was corroborated by her hus-
bands sister. who said that she had
seen him take a woman to the Sal.
Palace beer garden.
LIVED WITH HER ONE WEEK.
Mrs. +. Estella Everett was given
a divorce from Charles Il. Everett on
the ground Of desertion. They were
married In Ogden on May 49, 1906. and
she declared that her husband lived
with her one week, and then deserted
her. Since then she has been teach
ing school in this city.
SOON TIRED OF HER.
According to Edna McEwan. her bus.
band tired OF her in one week also. and
lett her to make her own living. She
married Robert II. McEwan on Anr,I
10, 1907, and he deserted her one week
later and told her to make her own
llVins. She was granted divorce.
ALLOWED s35 ALIMoNY.
The court granted Irene williams n
divorce from Royal G. Williams on the
ground of desertion. They were mar
ried in this city on Sept. Is. 1903. and
her husband deserted her two years
ago. They have one child, the custody
of which was awarded to Mrs. VIII
liams. She was also allowed s35 ner
month alimony and $40 as attorneys
fees.
Mrs, Elizabeth Davies was divorced
from Fred Davies. whom she married in
Stockton, Utah, In 1889. She told the
court that her husband deserted her ON
May 4, 1900. She was also awarded the
custody of their three children.
LONE DESERTED HUSBAND.
George r. East was the only husband
who had grievance to lay before the
court. He declared that his wife. Ruby
East, deserted him on Sept. is. 1905.
and he has not heard from her since, al
though he believed she was In cali
fornia. They were married in 1902. Mr..
East's mother corroborated his testi.
mony 50 the court granted him a di-
vorce.