The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
WANTS SECOND
HUSBAND AGAIN
Mary c. w. Hanson Crane Sterling
Divorces Third
Partner,

Salt Lake, Oct 29.-Mary c. W.
Hanson Crane Sterling. three times
married and about 10 be married
again. told District Judge Armstrong
Friday afternoon that James ID. Ster-
ling played an April fool joke on her
by declining to support her. April l,
this year. She was given a divorce
BY the process of elimination. Mrs.
Sterling also lost part OF her name,
but there is enough left TO make a
good showing She said that she was
tired OF the name Sterling, and plead
cd to be allowed 10 resume the name
she bore before her union with Stcr-
ling The request was granted and
the name OF Crane restored to Mrs.
Sterling
And Dame Rumor has II that Mrs.
Sterling-beg pardon, Mrs. Crane
shortly will resume the name of Crane
in real earnest. Joseph A. Crane was
Mrs. Cranes second husband and de-
spite the fact that he came home
drunk oil and on for five years. and
sometimes threatened to kill her. and
once or twice beat her, for which Mrs.
Crane got a divorce from him. Mrs.
Crane stlll likes Crane pretty well,
so well, in fact. that every indication
gives promise that Crane viii be Mrs,
Crane fourth husband Indeed, Mrs.
Cranes returning fondness for Crane
is said TO have been the cause of the
break between Sterling and Mrs Ster.
ling.
May Remarry Crane.
Mrs. Cranes matrimonial record
reads Ike that Of some OF the actor
folk. Her first husband. Hanson, died
and December 3, 1900, she was mar
ried to Crane In this country, but
Crane. Mrs. Crane said in a divorce
complaint filed in the district court
in July OF 1907, abused her until the
attention of the neIghbors was at
tracted, theratoned to Kill her, and
was a habitual drunkard for five
years, so on October 4, 1907 District
Judge Morse granted her her first d.
yorce, gave her the custody Of the
adopted son. John w. Crane. now
about years old, and her interest In
thirteen acres o. land 0t Bluff Dale,
this county for permanent alimOny
Mrs Crane welded Sterling June
q. 1909, but Sterling Is poor pro-
WIDER. she says. and now. three years
and ore month TO a day almost from
the date Of her arst divorce. Mrs.
Sterling finds herself again 4 single
woman
Sterling SAYS that one OF the rea-
sons he quit providing for Mrs Ster-
ling was her returning fondness for
Crane.
Mrs. Crane Is As years old and of
Irish extraction.
Grara = GfIriur~ uroc ora OfaI GDo1
decree OF divorce from James a. Stor-
ing by Judge Ritchlc
Desertion le Ground.
Nora Wallace was granted a divorce
from Richard T. Wallace on the
than six months after marriage. Wal
lace Is in New York city.
Jennie Carkeel5, who charges James
Carkeek with cruelty. failed to make
n sufficient showing, but viii be given
another chance, the case being con.
tinued. Besides beating her Carkeek
accused her OF inlldelity, Mrs. Carkeell
said. Mrs, Carkeek called John WI
son TO the stand 10 help her estab-
lish her residence In this county, but
Wilson was forced to admit that he
doesn't live here. He testified. how
ever that he had been corresponding
with Mrs. Carkeek for some time. and
that all the letters were dated Salt
Lake CITY The CarlCeeks were mar.
ried at Butte in 1897, and have three
children
Charles Riley was ordered to pay
Auleen Riley s25 attorney fees and
$50 month temporary alimony
William r. Russell was ordered to
pay Maggie Russell $50 attorney fees
and $40 a month almony.
Vannie Walton must paw Roma
Walton S25 attorney fees and $50 a
month temporary alimony.
John +. Robinson, employed by the
Jensen Creamery company, said that
IL was impossible Tor him to pay Alice
Robinson $50 a month temporary ali.
mony, iRasmuch as he earns only
$3.50 week. Robinson was ordered
TO pay $50 month temporary ali
mony
Final decrees were granted as fol-
lows:
Rose r. Spelght from George Har-
old Speight
Lillian Ramsey from Henry Ram
sey
Celia Jones from Claude Jones.
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