The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-15
HubBT 0UGHT
TO Be HA[F-BACk
Daniel Nsynahan Just Had To Keep
xiehns, With Wife. Children and
Furniture Al the Victims.

The II. OF M. football team seems
. need man Nike that" commented
Judge Hosmer. Saturday morning. ar
ter he had listened TO the testimony
IN the divorce case Of Viola va. Dan
iel Moyuahan, . cabman. -.
He was drunk nearly all the
time" Mrs. Moynahan testified. and
when In that condition his chief de-
tieht was TO come home and kick me,
kick the children and kick the furni-
ture. Since we separated and since
this suit started he has come TO the
house several times drunk, and start
ed to kick everything In the house.
II I interfered I got kick, and when
the children stopped him they felt
his boot, and when there was nothing
else To kick he kicked the piano"
A young man who boarded In the
home for two years testified that he
never saw Moynahan sober. A decree
wac granted.
That ber husband was mean and
filthy was the charge OF Elizabeth
Ward who was granted q divorce
from Albert M. Ward. Mrs. Ward
testified that when her husband saw
that she had scrubbed the floor he
took delight m splitting on II. and II
she reproved him he then spit some
more. He frequently used vile
language In front OF the children.
Mrs. Ward said, and II she asked him
to refrain he would open the door
and continue In Q loud voice 90 that
the. ueighbors heard him. Although
her husband was wealthy, Mrs. Ward
said she was compelled to live in an
unfinished house. When she objected,
Ward threatened to deed his proper
~ over to the Flying Rollers. the
plaintiff said. Mrs. Wards testi-
mopy was corroborated by a grown
SON, who said his fathers habits
were disgustingly filthy.
One OF Justice Otis knots was un-
tied on request Of Georgiana Merry.
who testified that her husband, Fred
erick. deserted her three days after
the wedding. She had heard, she
said. that he was living with another
woman In Ohio.
So jealous was Edward Carol
H0user OF his wife, Goldie Bell Hous-
er, that he became enraged the day
after their wedding because a man
congratulated Mrs. Houser on her
marriage, so the wife testified. He
was jealous even OF her women
friends, and once when a woman ac-
cOmpanied her home from nearby
store. Edward let loose q flood Of pro-
family that Mrs. Houser refused to
repeat to the court. She was given
. decree.
That her husband would sit about
the house the greater part OF the day
In his night dress, playing cards. was
one Of the complaints Of Mary A.
Flannery against her husband, John
ID, Flannery. Flannery II q saloon
keeper, and several years younger
than his wife. who was q widow with
several children when he married
her. She charged that he came home
drunk on many occasions, and would
upset the bed, and create disturb
ance that aroused the neighborhood.
She was granted Q decree.
Wilhelmina Meiksner testified that
her husband, Sebastian. licked me.
abused me and non-supported me-"
She also charged that he compelled
her to take In washing to support
him and his mother. Decree granted
Other DEGREES granted were to
Louis vs. Anna Shapiro, cruelty;
Philip Va. Elizabeth Koehler, cruelty;
Caroline w. George Drulet, deser.
ton; Roseland w. John p. Haggerty,
cruelty and non-support; Martha w.
William A. Glide, desertion; Oscar Vi.
Carrie Wright, desertfon.