The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
THESE HOMES
{ HAPPY AGAIN
Wives of VIM. Bingley and
Vim. Mckee Withdraw
Suits for Divorce.
FOUR COMPLAINTS FILED
THREE WIVES AND ONE HUS-
BAND WEARY OF MARRIAGE.

William Bingley's wife, Agnes, has
agreed TO drop the divorce proceedings.
which are pending against him, and TO
return to his arms. She has already
signed the transfer of the property, the
deed of which she put on record without
authority, and all is now running smooth
~ in the Bingley home on the banks Of
the Jordan.
Mrs BingIey brought suit against VIII
liam Bingley. Feb. %, alleging cruelty,
pTofane language and non-support. His
pTotane language seems to have been
most in evidence when he found his wife
had taken a deed which his father had
made out to him, but which was not TO
he recorded until the old mans death, and
placed il on record in the county recOr-
ders office. The father. r. /. Biugley,
who lives with his son. had a suit pend
ing against the city for damages to the
property by flood waters of the Jordan
river. When this suit came up ii was
found that the property was not in the
old man 5 name. but in that Of the son.
and a non-suit was entered in the case.
1t was then that william became particu-
ltrly profane and his wife left him and
brought suit for divorce.
William was hailed before the court, and
was ordered to pay her temporary ali
mony of SlS a month and IS attorney s
fees Mrs. Bingiey did not get all the
best of these proceedings, however. for
she was forced to tell the story of how
she took the deed from the old mans
chest and recorded it before starting her
suit Immediately after the proceedings
Bingiey's attorney caused her TO be
served with a summons in an action OE
the old man to cancel the deed. This re-
suited in her suit for forgiveness and she
made up with her husband.
William Bingley has but one arm and
one leg, but is accounted one of the best
game Wardens in the state His father,
who made his appearance in court is
paralyzed. Mrs. BingIey has q gToNn-up
family by former husband. They were
married Oct. ), 1893.
Another Reconciliation,
The Binglevs were not the only couple
to kiss and make up During the after
noon J. +. Darmer. acting for Mrs Edith
r Mckee, moved that the action she had
brought Feb. II last for divorce from Will
liam Mckee. be dismissed, a reconciliation
having been effected.
Mrs. Mckee in her complaint originally
charged her husband with cruelty and
profane language and that ne had driven
her from their home. They were mar
ried Sept. II, 1903. and have two children.
The Commercial National bank was al
first made a party to the suit on account
of some money Mckee was supposed to
have on deposit there
New Complaints Filled.
Helena Jensen. married only eight
months, ago to James Jensen, yesterday
filed suit for divorce on the grounds OF
cruelty She alleges that five months
after the marriage he brutally told her
that he loved her no longer and TO go
and shift fer herself. She refused. she
says, because she had no place to go.
Since that time he has continually ILL
ke2ted and abused her until in January
lkzst she was forced to leave him. Since
then she has been orking where she
could and providing for herself They
were married in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Jennie DanielSCn has filed q suit
for divorce from Daniel NJ. Danielsou.
alleging that he has failed to support her
wears, anu Etna- aged 4. since oct. l. 1906
She asks for the custody OF the children
and relief to be fixed by the court. They
we're married at Salt Lake City March
O. 1903.
I.ilias NJ Mecham is another wife who
SAYS she was compelled to work for her
,suDport. She filed q suit yesterday for
sfiiVOrce. alleging that she was married
Go Norton Ray Mecham Oct. 10. 1905 but
that during all the time since. and par
ticularly the last two years, he has neg
lected TO provide her the necessaries of
life She has worked by the day and
lived with her mother for support. She
wants her maiden name Of Lilias Mackey
SwaTt, with proper relief TO be fixed by
the court. Judge c ". Morse appointed
in her case.
Included in yesterdays list of appli-
Cants for divorce was one husband Fred
g RickeTt, who charges that his wife
Bertha deserted him March 20. 1907. and
has not since lived with him. They were
married in Chicago Dec. 81, 1906. and have
no children.