The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01


= Julia Barney from George i. :.
- Barney. :
: Laura Marley from Joseph w. =
: Marley, !.
six more unhsppily married persons
were made members Of Salt Lake City 8
rapidly growing divorce colony III
Judge Morse's division Of the third
district court Friday afternoon. All
thc divorces are women, incidentally,
tho court issued bench warrant for
one husband who failed TO put IN an
appearance in response TO on order to
show cause why he shall moi be made
to pay his wife alimony pending the De
termination Of her suit for divorce from
him. The husband Is Robert Lee Bat
tie.
Minnie Webb said that Hyrum Webb
drew knife on her, and threatening
10 take her life, drove her from their
house at Garfield. He then piled old
newspapers against their humble home
and attempted TO burn it down, but was
prevented by peighbors, who drove hlm
away. This was about March of this
wear, and be has since deserted her, Mrs.
Webb alleged.
For year prior TO that time Webb
hadn t douc u days work. 10 her
knowledge. Mrs, Webb testified, and
she has made most of the living for
thc last five years. Besides being dlla
tory Webb also abused her and pulled
her hair She could give no reason for
his ''mad SPELLS as she called them
unless it was because she tried to get
1im TO work.
Mrs Webb was given the custody of
The five children. ranging IN ages from
s 10 - wears, $50 month alimopy and
$50 attorney fees with the divorce. Tho
couple was married at Parowan, August
30, 1889.
Barber Likes to Fish.
Gus p. Mullinger. barber with an
earning capacity of 500 a month, likes
10 fish and hunt too well. according
10 Alice J.. Mulliugcr. Mullinger is so
fond of fishing and hunting, Mrs. Null
Gnger testified, that he frequently lays
nff week at a stretch to indulge him
lclf in these sports, AZ q result of which
bis earnings are al consumed and there
Is nothing left for her and she has to
keep roomers and boardcrs for lir-
ing. His absence. though was moro of
relief than help sometimes. she tes-
.fied
Mrs. MulIinger was granted divorce
and the custody of the only child, by
idoptiou, girl years old. The mar
-iage took place at Provo March .,
1900
Eliza beth Tatc's case proved TO be
another of those numerous disastrous
Pennington marriages. They were mar
ricd at The Davis County Gretna Green
March l9. 1908, and went ia bousekccp-
ing the following August, but Tate, who
has been before the court several times
since the suit was started, on charges
nj failure TO pay temporary alImony or
dercd, refused to pay the grocery bills
Tate aIsoI it was alleged, threatened
TO kill her. drawing revolver on her
in July last and kicking her in the
stomach last October.
Mrs. Tate was restored 10 her maiden
name of Black, given the custody Of the
month old child, s25 "A month alimony
and $50 attorney fees, with the decree
of divorce.
Jessie Hildcbrsnd IS honeymoon was
abruptly and rudely terminated in blows
week after marriage. Mrs. Hildebrapd
testified. Harry Hildebrand began to
i'll treat her seven days after their mar
ring" on February ], 1907, and on April
II. this year, struck her in the face as
she was walking along Second South
street with two women friends, aud
then pursued her down the street bonn.
harding her with vile names, she said
4 question from the court developed
that she first met Hiidcbrand 10 Sep
tenbeT, marrying him after a court
ship lasting only four mouths. and the
divorce was granted without comment.
There was no mention Of children and
10 allmoDy was asked.
The Other Gases.
Laura Marley was granted divorce
from Joseph W. Marley. to whom she
was married here October .. 1908, on
The grounds of non support, and restored
to her maiden name Of Johnson Mar
ley has failed to support her for two
wears, and she has been compelled to
keep boarders and obtain assistance
from her brothers for livelihood Mrs,
Hattie J. Stewart was the corroborat-
ing witness.
George +. Barney grew tired of julia
Barney, whom he married August Is,
1900. after SIX years and deserted her
in June of 1906. There are two chill
dren with Mrs. Baruey's mother in
Nevada, whose custody was given to
her along with her decree Of divopco
There was q question as TO the suf-
ficiency of the service in tho case of
Peal T., Winteroud against Clara b.
Winteroud and the hearing went over a
week. Winteroud said they we're mar.
ried at Marshaltown. Ia, November
IL. 1905. and Mrs. Winterou9 left in
March Of 1906. saying she was gcing
back to her grandmother at Marshall
town, presumably with the intontion of
returning, but ne hasn Z seen her since,
nc said, although he made trip to
Marshalltown in October Of 1907 for