Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
SECOND DIVORCE
On COL. |. TRUhB0.
u,,v sbaughnessy Former Salt.
axe Belle, Secures Decree
From Judge Morse.
\ ,uouy is NOT REQUESTED
s, concludes That II Is Not
W. wo.,n Agita,i,,g for Considering
,,,,nciol Embarrassment.

3ons The final chapter in the ma
fe a,a1 experiences of Col. Isaac
uin has been enacted, in the d.
i,~ granted 10 Mary shaushnessy
W., WHO his wife, by Judge Morse
ilu .rdav Mrs. Trumbo brought suit
yesi ;nst the meteoric colonel on me
asa ,,nd that he had failed TO supPort
s,pu and that he had abandoned iei
Nv ~, more than year past. Tier piil ~
a a,nisd a demand for allnpng, pul NJ a.,
ot,orney. William I'll. KING, s.a.ed ~
a a.setn,,rt that this request would oe
tns au owing ia the reports Of Col
lelesJhu n,s depicted fortune, caused
.i, lu''pb ,,iotiotls living in san Francls-
lntVt u /, Tannan corroborated the tes-.
~ ,sn,. If MIS-. Trumbo, and said nerI
t lill,phny while amply able to do SO,
IA failed 10 contribute to the supPniL
t ne his wife. Judge Morse granted the
~ roe and for the second time the
sainnel has been divorced. >,
His first wife was Lydia Whlte run
so Who greatly aided the coionel Wntil
W. asnired TO election as unlteu ota.es
ssrator from Utah in 1897. me Iuce
De- futile. however, and d SUIT soon
.,1,nyad IN the courts in which Mrs.
1 1n.,Y alleged non support and deser-
tio u an his part. The decree carried
w. .,;.h Il nlmony in the sum of S30,0o
| " Ming shown that the defendant had
,arsa mining interests in California
h lai personal and real property foot
Ing m near the sum of S50,Ooe.
SENSATION or HOUR.
col Trumho then went to san Fran
cisco and some time nfterWard came
hack to Salt Lake. His clopement Win
MARY shaughnessy. a society belle, ana
daughter of col. Michael Shaughhessy,
n veteran with Civil war RECORD,
Was fine sensation of the hour. The
marriage separated father and daugh-
/ Tor for a long time. but the estrange-
ment finally melted away. The last
chanter of their married life was re-
Corded in the court yesterday. II Is salu
the colonel has exhausted most OF MS
resources in wild and riotious ilvlns
in the metropolis of California, ana Is
unable TO paw his second wife alimony.
MABEL CLAIMED DISCRETION.
divorce was also granted by judge
Morse TO Mabel Wagner, who sald heT
husband. Otto Wagner, had deserted
her without reason five years ago. The
couple were married June u, 1872, and
have a boy eight years old.
Another decree was issued in the case
of Ada Scovl, who told the court that
her husband, Ernest Scovil had been
in the habit of coming home drunk
every little while They were married
ut Springville, Jan. /, 1895, and have
two children. Mrs. Scovi was also
awarded SIS per month alimony.
piece of property in Springville and the
custody of the children.
BRUTAL, HUSBAND.
Annie NJ. Jones sought the court with
q petition to sever the shackles bind
ing her 10 Isaiah Jones. urging that
her husband had treated her cruelty
/ and on more than one occasion had
Knocked her down He abandoned her
in February. The divorce was granted
with the custody of the two children
given to the mother.
According to the sworn testimony of
his wife, William NJ. Taylor, once n
prosperous railroad mechanic, has now
become a habitual drunkard, and las
ceased TO provide for his family. A
divorce WAS granted the petitioner.
Mrs. Mabel Fl. Taylor upon corrobora-
tory evidence being presented by her
mother. Mrs Annie e. Donaldson.
Joseph B. Poole was one of two mal,c
applicants for severance Of the mar
L i"'SS 4bpiihS. LIE ttSlIllel llltll Ills wiz
walked OUT on him in Dtes Moines,
Ia, and had never walked back again.
The couple were married in the Iowa
town in October, 1904. He had seen his
wife once or twice in the last few years
put she refused to come back to him.
Judge Morse granted the decree when
Claude Howard corroborated the tes-
tlmony of Nr. Poole,
Ida Passhe was given a divorce
IRON Harry Passhel. whom she mar
RED at Tooele in August. 1905. Passhel
ieit her eight months after their mar
rage, and Mrs. Passhel has been COM
since.
ANGEL PROMPTLY FLEW.
The second injured husband in the
1lyoFce court was ]. Fl. Angel, who
sal his wife Dollie. told him to get
ana ne got This was in Dallas, Tex,
u! y! IVA, and i'll December. 1905. he
trlea 10 be l,econtiled but Dollie said
nay: nay The divorce was granted.
n Mhen proof of service is perfected
nofa Ackerland will be granted Il di-
soLte rom her husband Charles Acl-
silana on the grounds of failure to
t fa' Ackerland was last heard
! u to, n N Arizona They were married
H., u palnthi Min, in 1891. and the wife
was deserted three years ago.