Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
Judge Morse Has Strenuous Day
Clearing the Decks in the
Divorce Court.
NINE UNHAPPY COUPLES.
All Sorts and Conditions of Hard
Knots I'm the Matrimonial Skcin
Are United With Dispatch.

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erai orders In othcr cases friuaF "i'-
| crnoon. Judge Charles w. Morse cleared
,ho aoc.,,.t for ,bo clos,ny sceno In the
case oi M'9' 'en'iie ID i'o'' oh
c. c. Parsons, prominent attorney
| which has held a precedence over every
| tbi,o, In tho oorit,, diy;ston of tbo Third
,,.
o's'rict coore ioi seNei"' o"!"' WI :
| Parsons was called on Redirect OK
| animation and related the manner in
| which h. r,,S orao,,,, from, tbo onart
|
ments Oh ms wiie ana o9usnter IN 'ho
| broWh falace notei III DehE1r' 40
iast resoi. rarsohs sent w. "a. tNopi,l
son, an a'VoIney' VINO wss ."en III ",
farsons oihce, TO ihuuce mn ~
lloNe 10 soln. otne, lo'cl y. apS'' '', nj.
wnere IL "ou'u DC less expensive, ,n'a
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suns he,ooeSeo a iiui,oe ~ ~,
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l,a VI 80 ."V ne.1' y. my 80 ~,
s. %. a.. ~ 80, 1aa.,,,Sar @ 100,
100 to 6IUe,s'. a,.e, ,ooS iio"' i''i'
~ .,-s'i ~ ,u.,
as witness and testified in regard to
P.Iaon f"I ,, hote, ,'e" With M ra Niu. porso,s Ha
so,d 49, ~ ~, ra,,s,+ ~ NJ par
so,s ~ ,.a,+ e., so,,,a of tho 1oss AZ
nene,,,a hota,s IN nanvor to aod onart-
rna,,ts so,' NJ Porsnns a,,d hnr daugh-
,r,aaa. - ,,a,, fo, ana ;n,,,,ao t,,a,, q,
leave tbo Rrown palace where their
boteI hill wos ,rnxyards of saoo a month
Poh,nso,, Vent r. tho shirley hotel and
locked ~ tho S,,tes IJo n,ci,ed ont tho
most oomfortnblo he could fnd and
asked tho cIerk to hold them for him an
bour Pohinson tbon nrocoadod "a III,
Rrov,n palace hotel xvhere bo WOO ad-
mI,ted IN Mrs Parsons' anartments
When he explaIncd To nor that he ba1
engaged less oynensIve anortmenta for
her She declared thaf she would not
leave the hotel
.If Mr. Parsons wants me N rovo
to tho shirley hotel that 10 the main
reason 7 will refuse to Co Mrs parsons
said" Robinson testified "and ordered
me To leave tbe hotel Whom 7 asked
ner TO DE rcasonaoie IN the matter
told Mrs Parsons that 1t was not nee
cssary and left without any further
conversation"
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mlo''loN ASfifAlIoNs.
After Atty. Willard Hanson. Mrs,
Parsons attorney. had cross-exnnninod
Robinson. Parsons was recalled and
jdentif1ed several more letters which
his wife mad written to him In regard
what had taken place at an interview
with his daughter. 1t developed that
Miss Parsons desired to become a mis-
sionary and establish a mission In
Denver. Mr.. Parsons said that he would
help her whenever he could The mis-
sion however. was never started. but
clothing had been purchased and
charged to Mr. Parsons for the Denver
Orphans home. which amounted TO sew
eral hundred dollars during the year
following the return of his wife
and daughter from abroad
Parsons was being cross-examined
when court adjourned The case will
be completed Monday morning ana
ment.
HAD ~ VIOLENT IEMPEK.
Mrs Estoua 7 Ii6delI received a de-
cree of divorca from p w IJddeu on
tbe grounds of cruelty Her husband
struck her on several occasions and
granted tbe custody OF their three
children and s25 month alimony.
They were married on Nov. 2s 1902. in
Salt Lake.
JOHN WAS NEGLIGENT.
,,rS AIM, Atoys,.o rroyod % tho oot-
isfaction OF the court that John Meyers
than year and was granted a decree
NJ divorce They were married bsre
~, Dec o1 ,ao5 but have M cbi,dror
YEARS OF NEGLECT.
,5,, e,,,,.,,o ,,,oo ,,.,
49, az 'it,,o-ao tpsS o,atoas, -, ~.
d uee'ev ol VI 80 CO.. ,,tI ,,t.,i. ~. me-
loui 'n.u ~ en ""u e,''. - :" ,
iIo,'i %. , ne
hau reluseu To euppo.s 'ne'i, ", ine!
were Hha'iieu he'e y" ~ - io.o' Iiiu
TOT seEe,"l Seals ne 10" ''ee'eS'eo MS
wiie and chlldren'
DECREE FOR MRS. BARLOW
For leaving her in destitute clrcum-
stances, Mrs Dolores BARLOW was
q 'uo por,o "a ND restoreS ~ ,o," her '"'dor oa,
name. They were married here on
Dec. 10, 1904. and have no children.
SA,,U urpE
Mrs. Alberta Busha obtained a de-
cree of divorce from T. E. Busha who
deserted her two years ago, and re-
stored 10 her maiden name Alberta
west West nney were married IN Big
llrnper. Mont sept H. lsVo' ana nave