The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
FOUR ADDITIONS TO
DIVORCE COLONY
That Many Divorces and One
Decree Of Separate Main
tenance Granted.
ONE HUBBY BARELY KEEPS
OUT OF COUNTY JAIL
J. A. Carmen Divorced From
Woman Who Said She Was
Tired of Married Life.

Four dccrces of divorce and one for
separate maintenance were rendered by
Judge Morse Friday in his regular
weekly divorce call. There were also
several orders to show cause heard and
disposed of.
!. A. Carmen told the court story
OF iesertion on the part oi Edith Car
non and was granted divorce. They
we're married in Seattle June !. 1909,
anJ carmen % testified that his wife left
him in April. 1905, and ever since has
refused 10 live with him. He stated
that when she left she wrote note TO
him saving mai she was going back
east and did not want 10 live with hlm
any longer. as she was tired Of married
life.
John RI. Kccs was deserted by Del
phina a. kccs, whom he married IN
Mexico October ID. 1902 He told
Judge Morse that he and his wife had
A quarrel and November I, 1906. she
left him and has since refused 10 return
10 him. He was granted divorce.
Poor Provider.
Non.support is the ground upon which
Margaretha Tugwell was, granted
divorce from Noah Tugwcll. They were
married October 2i, 1908, and Mrs,
Tuawcll declared that her husband had
not supported her At all since their
marriage.
Anna NJ. Friedel was awarded
divorce from Alfred Fricdel on The
ground of failure TO support. They were
married in this city January II, 1907,
and Mrs. F'riedcl declared that her hus-
band had failed TO provide for her Tor
more than a year. She was also
awarded the custody of their child, S2O
month alimony and $50 attorney s
fees
Annie L. Sutton did not have suf-
ficient evidence 10 warrant the courV
in granting her a divorce from Harvey
+ Sutton. so Judge Morse continued
tbe case for further proof. They were
married at Pennington July %, 1900,
and she claimed that her husband de
serted her soon after the marriage. Inc
matter will come up again next Fri
day.
Annie McIAtire was awarded scpa-
rate maintenance in the sum OF Sloo0
upon her testimony that Thomas +.
McTntire had failed 10 support her for
some Time and had deserted her. She
stated that her husband had left the
state, but owned some real property
in this county and the court made the
alimony n lien npon the properly. They
were married in San Francisco III Feb
ruary, 1909.
Penna's Narrow Escape.
Emerson S. Penna narrowly escaped
being sent to jail for contempt OF
court. He had been ordered to pay
his divorced wife, Mary h. Pcnna. back
alimonv in the sum of $40 When he
was called TO the stand FRIDAY he ad.
mitted that he had that amount oil
money on his person, whereupon the
court ordered him TO pay IL TO Mrs.
Penna He did not show any molina,
him committed 10 lall until the money
was paid. Penna was taken down to
the sheriff s Office by a deputy, but
after arriving there decided TO pay
the money and was released
Della Claws was allowed $3.50 back
alimouy from NJ, v Claws and the court
ordered that the amount be declared
lien against some property owned by
Claws in Bingham. Mrs. Clays was
given decree for separate mamie, e.
nance some time ago and allowed $40
month alimony, but Clays had failed
to pay il for four months. II developed
at the hearing Friday that Claws had
gone TO Ely. where he secured divorce
from his wife last October. since which
time he has failed TO pay the woman
the slimony ordered by the court here,
In letter 10 Judge Morse he expressed
Willingness to deed his Bingham
property 10 his former wife in settle
ment OF all claims for separate main
tenancc and II is probable that such
settlement Will be made.
Must Pay Alimony.
Charles A. Hollberg appeared on an
order to show cause why he should not
he punished for failing 10 paw his for
v-,fo onio Hoilbcrn al 1iu,Spv in
The sum of S25 month. as ordered by
the court The payment vas to have
been made February |, but Hollbera
stated that he had been compelled Ia
draw $2J from his employer in order
to pay his wifc's attorney before the
trial Of the case last month and thai
he had been paving the money back
ever since As lie earned only Sl5
week and had to keep himself and the
child awarded to him when the decree
of divorce was granted, he declared
that il was impossible for him TO pay
the slImonv when il Was due.
Mrs Hollberg declared that she was
out of funds and had been ordered to
leave the house in which she was liv.
ing because she WAS unable 10 pay the
rent and that whcu she asked Hollbero
for the aimonv soon after The first of
tho month nc refused 10 pay it.
. 'unS' oS "ao " III. "Pihioh l.'t
HolIberg had not been in a position
TO pay II before now. but continued
the matter for two weeks and in
structed Hcllberg that he Will have To
appear AT that time and show the
court what amount he had paid on the
alimouy and gave him 10 understand
that something must be paid within
that time.
The court ordered Julius p. Anderson
10 pay AMY Anderson, who is suing
him for divorce. temporary aIimony in
the sum Of 50 a week until the case
is tried.