The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-04
Gays WIFE HAD
] SOME TEMPER
ksry Clum a Specialist in Raising
Rough House, Hubby Tells Court
Usual Grist of Divorces.

Biting q gold watch almost In Two
nd then throwing IL at her husband
ias only one OF the symptoms exhib-
ed by Mary l.. Clum that she was
eeved. so her husband, Fred H.
lum. testified in Judge Murphy's
ourt, Saturday. He was granted a
ivorce.
The defendant had other ways OF
howing that she was annoyed, too
or husband said. such as throwing
erself on the floor and kicking aud
Dreaming, tearing the pictures from
le wall, upsetting the furniture, and
growing her husbands clothes on the
DOR and dancing on them. Some
ines sho revised her program, slight
\. throwing stove pokers. dishes and
ther utensils. Occasionally she
scklei hubby with her hands and
everal times scratched his face until
be blood ran.
The Clams lived most of their mar
led life in Rochester. N. Y, where
he plaintiff had responsible position
Fi.h the Pittsburs Coal Co. He Is
low he,.lng stocks IL Detroit. The
lecree granted provides that he pay
1850 per week toward the support oil
lie ton-year-old son. now with the
mother In Rochester.
Not until HUH G. Cunning had lived
With Irene g. Cogsdill for eight months
ia he learn that che already had a
husband living from whom she had
no: been divorced This man, Clark
Cogsdlll, has also filed suit for di
voice against her in Pontiac, and the
cafe Ia now pending. A decree OF au'
nument was granted.
Mrs. Emma Labadle thought she was
the legal wife OF William Rabbit un.
I'll she exercised her prerogative OF
yohg through her husbands pockets,
whsre she found paper showing that
he was engaged Ia getting a divorce
from his first wife. and that the case
hac not been heard. Mrs. Labadle
says she left her husband at that
TIM, bat he pleaded to he allowed -
cone Into the house as boarder SO
ltha she could care for his children.
Sh, agreed to this. but said he came
In 40 a boss, instead. and put her
Children out. He continues to remain
In he house despite her objection. AMI
win the decree OF annulment, she was
grmted nm order compelling BaDbitt
tomove.
frank r. Sheppard testified that his
wife, Victorienne, dested him, and
isnow the proprietress OF a resort In
ntroit. Decree granted.
Herman Collins, formerly proprietor
d hotel at Jefferson avenue and
Second street, took the stand and told
low her father, when he came home
dunk, had driven her out into the
street. at o'clock in the morning.
Sic was compelled several times, she
sad. to call a policeman to protect
he mother, Mrs. Caroline Collins.
Thsslatter was granted decree.
bhn Z. White introduced a letter
to how that his wife was too friend
ly Nth q Louville man, who had Ere
sened her with a bracelet. This man
was also married, and the bracelet he
gaD Mrs. White, so the letter stated,
belonged to his wife, who had him
arrsted for giving II away. The
writer went on to assure Mrs. White
thu he still loved her. however, and
tn, plaintiff expressed the belief that
tD two are now together In tn west.
Decree granted.
Other DEGREES granted were to
Charles A. vs. Arilla Welsh, deser-
ton; Susie vs.. oliver Brunette, non
npport; Mamie VS.. Emil Heutel, de-
ertion; Marta vs.. John e. Jackson,
lesertion; Myra vs.. Roy ]. Hillaker,
lesertion; Nellie We. Tilton z. Smith,
1esertion; Fannie E. VS.. Henry n.
Parker, non-support; Emily vs.. VIII
liam Salmon. non-support; Lyubonlr
VS.. Anna Illyin, desertion.