The Detroit times., 1910-02-28
LOSES NO TIME
IN WEDDING AGAIN
7. c. Reycraft Hurries From Divorce
Court To Marriage License Counter
Several DEGREES Granted.

With the INK OF Judge Hosmer's
signature on his decree OF divorce still
Wet Thomas c. RScraft hurried
from the courtroom 10 the county
ciefks Office Saturday morning. and
TOOK out license TO wed Aurelil
6eahie. Miss Beadlc. the name under
Il Mhl'h she passes now. was. until last
q September. the wife OF William :.
o'to. from whom she was divorced
by Judge Donovan The woman. Il
TAN, handsome brunette, charged her
husband with cruelty and non-support.
ne Med an answer in which he male
sensational charges, but he afterwa:d
withdrew MS bin and permitted her 10
oLtain decree unopposed q. -.
trags acted as attorney for Mrs otto.
ana he also appeared Saturday as at
torney for Reycraft.
Rcycraft testified THAT he was MAJ
red TO his wife. Bessie. in Alma.
. Mich. by his brother, Methodist
minister They removed TO Detroit.
where he was employed on a railroad.
7 He said they always got along well
4 together and nc could not account
(, for the fact that Ms wife deserted him.
a When he left for work one morning. ne
4 said his wife kissed him several times,
I and after he had reached the stree,
q called him back TO kiss him again.
4 When he returned AT night she was
gone. and on the tai le was a note tell
.ng him not TO Look for her.
Are you willing 10 make up win
her now the attorney asked.
NO. am not. he replied. decided
-. q "
. clerks Office for Il license 10 wei
another.
Reycraft has heer boarding at No.
iI5 Tweuty-thirds the home OF MIS-.
Ctto's sister
His wife told mo that she fully OK
pecteh he would die within six months.
or size would never have married hlu.
She said she only wanted a home i"r
her children. AM 10 get some OF tn"
old mans property
This testimony b. Mrs. Traufaut, ot
vpsilanu. greatly assisted her unci",
Warren smith aged -. in obtaining a
decree from mis- Wife. Nettie. 80 years
tis junior
Smith testified that his wife was
cruel 10 aim from the first and on q"
Drew a revolver ard threatened 10 XII
nlm
Mrs. Mary Perry testified that she
"had to tane in 5crubbine" to support
herself. while nar husband. Joseph.
spent all his earnings in the saloon.
Decree granted.
William Anderson. violinist and
Header of ne Avenue theater orch'S-
ira. told VI q beating lie received IL
front OF ;he thea,er one night at tue
hands OF his wife Margaret, and her
inotLer. TO avoid any expeditions a.
the occurrence he oOk out an in1unc-
ton compelling lis wife 10 stay away
from tho tneater lie charged her
with cruelty. Decree granted.
That her husband. Dir. Stanley Addi-
! son. treated her cruelty and failed >
support ner. Sds the testimony of
NAV f.. Addison They were married
in East Tawas ~ 1897. and have two
children. row with the mother.
Bertha . Read said the conduct OF
her husband. Btron was "devilisi
She said that ii things did not 20
right al the shop during the day. ne
came hone at night and beat ncr.
She said ne never displayed any love
toward her. hut thar he did love him;
SELF When she asked to be taken
env place she Was adorned, she tes-
fitted thu, she was the housekeepe:
and had no business out OF the house.
That her husband was jealous OF
tl,e mail man. and finally left he"
after she allowed the letter carrier
into their home on Christmas day tG