The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-02
SEVEN DIVORCES
AWARDED WOMEN
Troubles of Mabel and Arnold
LarCker Told in Detail
by Wife.
GOT PHONOGRAPH AND PIG
D. II. MORTON RETAINS PART OF
PROPERTY WIFE WANTED.

According to Mabel c. Larclker, her
husband. Arnold Larcker during nine
years of married life, has often beaten
her and has made her blind IN the right
eve. She says he introduced a young
woman as his daughter by a former mar
riage and plaintiff believes he has no
such daughter. She also AYERS her hUs-
band stole a certified check for $40
which she had earned at Bingham. 1t left
her stranded.
Mrs. LaTcker got her decree at the d.
,Norce matinee before Judge c. ". Morse
OF the Third district court yesterday,
when six DEGREES were granted. Those
receiving divorces were Agnes L. Cav
ley, nov Agnes Appel; Ellen E Burning
nam, Mabel G. Larcker, Margaret Ell
wilma Sandal, Mary z. Smickle and AIyr-
tie Seaton, VINO is now Myrtle Winsel.
Mrs. Larcker some time ago came near
having her husband thrown into Jail be
cause he refused to let her have
'nighties'' and quilts when she left him
and moved from 644 South West Temple
street They were married in Chicago
The fact that calf refused to drink
from Daniels creek, near Heber, was the
beginning of the end of their marital
woes. This was about July IS, last year.
When that calf refused to drink Mrs
iLarcker says her husband ranted about
her relatives. She defended them and
says she was so badly beaten that he
totally destroyed the sight in her right
eye. Then she adds he locked her in her
mouse mile and d half from the near
est neighbor. He left me in that coun-
try and went to Nevada" she said,
without leaving me q penny" After the
husband wrote asking forgiveness.
Still She Forgave Him.
And. like a fool, 1 took him back
every time because I thought he would
see his error and be a man." she com
.meuted.
At Bingham, where she was working
cooking fer nine men, she says he intro
lCuceq a young woman to her as his
daughter by a former marriage, and got
Eher to give him money so the girl could
6ttend matinees.
Judge Morse awarded her the house
thold goods, $50 month almOny and Sl0O
fattOrney fees.
Agnes L. Cawley said that her hus-
Iband. Francis L. CawIey, a gambler, had
ssent her home to live with her folks
latter they had lived together for year
iand a half. They We're married here on
March y, 1903. She received a divorce and
lher maiden name Of Appel.
{ Nonsupport was the claim Of Mar
lgaret Elvina Sandal in her suit for di-
INOrCe from John Eugene Sandal, whom
she married at Pennington on Dec. 81,
l1SO6. The husband had charged deser-
ton, but this was withdrawn. Mrs. San
ichild, now years old, and her maiden
name of FOulger.
Ellen E. Birmingham married MILFORD
birmingham here on June ., 1906, was
deserted 10 months ago. and has support
ed herself since that time by nursing.
/ She received divorce.
u.
. George. deserted her in 1900 leaving her
TO return TO her family. They were mar
4 Tied at Sandy on oct. g, 1890 She re-
ceived a divorce and custody of her two
children.
Gets Pig and Photograph.
After a married life of only a year
and a half, Mary SeatOn was yesterday
divorced from David Seaton on the
ground of nOusuppOrt. They were mar
Tied in Pueblo, Colo, March Il, 1903. and
she has been supporting herself as
waitress. She was given her maiden
name of WiuseL
Z. f. Eldredge was before the court
on an order to show why he had failed
to pay his wife alimOny of SO month
He told the court he was under a ply
sician's care. He was discharged. The
divorce suit will come UP later.
Oliver Buchanan has told his wife.
Edith. that he would mot pay a cent
more for her support" and an order was
issued yesterday for his appearance next
Friday.
Daniel II. Morton was before the court