Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
DEATH BED SCENE
WAS MELODRAMATIC
Need Stolen When Life Ebbed
Low Figures in Divorce
Hearing.
WILL SUE TO ANNUL TITLE.
p,,gley Case Develops Startling Tcs-
dmony Of Unusual Naturo-De-
PENDANT Must Pay Aiimony.

Aftsr establishing the fact on cross
limitation in divorce court yestcr-
ssv afternoon that Mrs. Agnes Bingley.
handsome middle-aged woman. had
alan a deed from her rather-in-law.
p L, Blngiey. while ne was thought
T., be on his death bed. and had IL
accorded IN the name Of her husband,
william Bingley. deputy game war
dan. a summons In civil suit was
carved upon her az she stepped from
the witness chair. The suit to annu!
the deed and TO thwart her scheme
20 obtain an interest in the property
VIII be filed today
Her meddlesome tactics, which al
most divided the family against it.
seif were aired before Judge Morse
when Bingley. whom she is suing for
a divorce, was called to show cause
why he should not pay aIimony while
the suit was pending. In her testimony
sbe said that Bingley had sos which
he had recently drawn from the hank
and properly, which was valued at
So 900. This property, 80 developed
was bequeathed to her husband in his
fsther's will and was not to be record
"a until the fathers death. She admitt-
I'D that she found the Will IN a drawer
end without the knowledge Of her hus-
band or the consent OF his father
had It recorded. Then when she filed
suit OF a divorce she asked for an
interest IN this piece OF property.
When Bingley took the stand he adj
fnitted that he had recently drawn
500 from the bank. In fact IL was the
day she filed her suit for divorce.
1T represents all 1 have, tho saw
ings Of ten years he said. II have
been hording II up for what they call
90 rainy day. ] am a cripple. your hon
0r having lost an arm and "a Lex In
an accident, and ] will need Il in my
old age, now being man passed
middle life. il is probable that ! VIII
Joss by position next month and 4 ann
unable to do manual labor.
KNEW NOTHING or DEED.
AS to the deed" he continued .I
did not know It was in existence until
uy father sued the city for damages
caused by a flood a year ago. When
the case came TO trial he was nom
suited because the property was re-
corded IN my name. My wife admitted
fl me that she found the deed and had
BE- recorded As a result OF the contrO-
1'sy which followed We separated
Despite his plea, Judge Morse order
,5 him 10 pay his wife S16 a month
slmOny until the suit was settled.
airs. Bingley was a widow when Bling
IaN married her i'm Salt Lake on oct.
B. 1908. Since they separated Mrs.
Iilgley has lived az &fI West Sixth
south street keeping boardcrs ia order
fl provide Tor herself She has young
md pretty daughter by a former mar
Iiage. who is stenographcr IN tho
ADJ
amplaint she alleges that Bingley
aIed her vile names and forced her
leave his house.
JURISDICTION LACKING.
Although her husband. John b Eel
DO has q lucrative business In Cleve-
.u' ohio, and Us worth several thou
sand dollars. Mrs. Belle c. Felber, who
Hs -rauted a divorce by Judge Morse.
H.s unable Co obtain support from him
cause he Is not within tho turisdic-
lou Of the court. For the past three
wears, Mrs. Felber. who is an elderly
oman. has worked faithfully IN spite
off falling health 20 provide for her
self and two children, Alexander
ears old, and Hope. years old. They
live with friends at No. 281 north
West Temple streets. The couple was
married here on July %, 1901. In
september 1906. Felber deserted her
without any cause leaving her In des-
uiudo circumstances
A SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
Albert Friedol. the scion OF a
wealthy Pittsburg family. had to choose
'.tWeen the alternative OF being pun
shed for contempt OF court by Judge
Morse or signing an order 10 his wife
VINO Is suing him Tor a divorce. for
lis last So. After consulting with his
iItorney William II. Leary. he signed
.Ne order and then borrowed fiftv-
MIS- from his lawyer 70 obtain a meal
HHa a place TO sleep last night
ruedel is contesting the case to OBJ
.'Ih possession OF Almonda. his one
.dt-old child, whom he wants 90 take
back 20 his family in Pittsburg. When
Dbl" was 10 years old. he gave himself
"u 20 a Wanderlust and left home re
.'lned the army and was transferred
TO- H. Douglas In 1905. While he was
Ieie he met the young woman he mar
As soon az he Informed his family
,''1t the marriage and thoy learned
.ldt ne HAD not married a Catholic
ait father reprimanded MIN ana
"ieatened 10 disinherit him. After the
'uy was born and their responsible
PES grew heavier. the couple met with
.'Fefses. When he was thrown ONT of
position and had no means 20 pro
'oe Tor his wife, she returned 10 her
''tuer, He has made several efforts
set her 20 live with him again.
'Al she refuses 20 DO H. 10 ended Ind
quarrel with his mother-in-laW. and
''h ms wife sued him for "a
N'i'e on tho grounds or non-support
asks FOR the custody OF the child
Hgn mis- family heard OF the sopara-
Nis iather sent him a $500 check
leave his wife and bring his china
nome. He returned the money.
ing that he intended 90 remain hero
'' 90 the best he could 10 bring about
ieaoncliation. IFS sister ssut him
one. 3 for t2l7 and his brothor-iu-lag
.i'Dh for $50. but he returned both
N., stating that he would take care
Nlnaelf. For tho last four months
hth been employed az the Hub
.''Nlns store an sl2 per week. A month
40 tne court ordered him 90 paw DDS
.. 'lh alimony but on account of hIs
lI'ois' most OF his wages was at-
'.h.l. and he hal hardly enough t0
... 0u
bride FOR -FOUR MONTHS.
NU Helen Berger. who declared that
does not believe in divorces. uls
'''h.'l "a decree from John b Bcrser
"aohinist After deserving her four
months after tneIr marriage ln Jauu-
l'oa, she says that he has .utrl-
.'"l with her business and hampru.l
I Iu rfurY possible way. once sho