Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-17
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D. MARITAL |:|. WOE
,,lsorts and Conditions Of Mat
rjmonial Tangles Straight
ened Out in i Court.
SOME INDEPENDENT Nd 2 WIVES.
AIRS. Fannie chase, for Instance, Con
cludes to Set Up in Business
For Herselt-Lons List.
come INDEPENDENT WIVES

4. long as Mrs. Fannie Chase, wifa
ND. h. Chase, proprietor of the Chase
studio remains unmarried she Will re
so,ve $40 a month alimony This order
,,os made by Judge G. w. Morse yes
,erday afternoon in divorce court when \
Mr., chase was granted a decree Of d.
vorce from his Wife on the charge OF
assertion. Mrs. Chase Is now In Los
Angeles where she has established a.
m,siuess for herself,
g They we're married In Pueblo, coie,,
on ApIil "a, 1898, and have no children
urs chase went to Los Ange.es on q
Visit on Sept. 10, 1907, and mas sliics
mat time refused 10 return to her nus
band. Without giving any reason s slls
+ ,eserted her husband five years ago
and remained AVA from mn, M, VI
years before she returned, This ilsstl-s
,nony WAS given by MI. Chase and X.
d cain, who is employed In an ofricS
e adioining the STUDIO corroborated MS
statementS
The attorneys Cor Mir, Chase corn
muncated with Mrs, Chase by telo-.
graph and an adjustment OF properly
rights and nilmony was agreed upon;
After this was done Mrs. Chase waived
T. ALI her rights StIltt3 dlio -,
Ia he granted The complaint was htSd
few minutes before the opening CT
court,
THIRD AND LAST CALL.
Mrs. sarah ella Wltconoc obtained
a decree OF divorce from b. Il. Wltcome
on the ground OF desertlon This IS
the third time that Witcone mas letl
her and she decided to surprise him
IL he returned again. The last time she
kaw him was about u year ago. VIZ
come is an engineer by occupation.
They were married In Seattle on Nov
rs 1898. When he left her about
wear ago In Salt Lake she secured tbs
lease on rooiping house on west
Temple street She has been able 10
support herself in this manner Hes
story waB corroborated by, Mrs. Ger
trude B. Tesch.
TICKET THAT NEVER CAME.
After her divorce was granted, Mrs
.resch's case was called and Mrs. Wit
come was the corroborating witness
Mrs. Tesch charged her husband, Ira
Wallace Tesch with desertion. The last
she heard of him he was travelling II
Colorado as a shoe salesman.
They were married in Reno. New.
Dec. 90, 1907. A year later Tesch lie
serted her. When he left Salt Lax
for Denver he was to send her trans
portation In three weeks. but she fa!
never heard from him. She was grant
ed her. maiden name. Gertrude Rack
WITH and $40 attorney fees.
sQuANDERED wIFE's MONEY.
Mrs. Louise Gessford, a young ant
pretty woman, obtained a divorce from
Ralph sGessford, bartender on ac
count OF his cruel treatment to her. FL
drank considerably and when he cons
home Intoxicated he abused her am
called her vile names, accusing her
infdelity. On one! occasion he told he
that lle was tired of her and wished
that he had never married her. HI
stayed away for days Mt n time an
failed to provide for her properly. Sh'
was granted 30 Il month altmony ane
$50 attorney fees,
When they were married In Sacra
mento. Sept. 8. 1906, she had s2,oou
This was sauandeled by Gessford. sh'
declares. In San Francisco. For tn