Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-21
MRS. ALICE STELT/LEN SAYS HUSBAND SGCHENEn re DE-
 SERT HIS FtTIIY.
SOLD THEIR PROPERTY
Judge Elliott Issues Order to Guar antce Wife and Children
 support.

In fhe Jefferson eJ#neery eour yesterday Judge Joh0 N. EiIiott di rected sebastian stefzlep.. aa ageG resident Of this city, to pay over tc Circuit Clerk C. E. Lytle sGoo. balance dt.e his son, Manley $. SDeltzle4. fa, property recently purchased iron him. 3le also ordered ftat the clerk HE et of this amonH Inc costs of {, a2i ot Mrs. Mice stellzIen; that the latter he given $10 q week for the sqHport of herself and children and that her attorneys fee he also paid out of that amount. The court gave Steltzlen, who is a brakeman on the Cotton Belt road, the right 10 draw si 2 week from the clerk.
 The order of Judge Elliott follow ed the hearing of petition filed by Mrs. Steltzlen. through her attorney T. layis Nixon, for alimonI, and she also asked for an injunction restr in ing her father-in-law from paying ovef the balance due OH property. fh e defendant was represented by @eleman and Can't, Mrs. Steltzlen doo5 not ask for divorce
 f'be Ste.zleGs have h5en living al se t9e@ Fest Eighth avenue They esare married in this county Decem- Der 20. i94S, aud lived together until zial4 15, 1911. They haze two child- reH, Mabel 22 months old, and l.ela, S weeks old
 a}ij.s. ,s55slzien. in her petition for s5imony aGd za injunction says tAa; they accumulated tive lets and CT eeted tWo houses on hJela Some weeks go. she recites. her husbaed zaa4eG 5o gel her sienatJro 10 q deed ol what property taey ewnad afA=a view et GonVel ing everything into cahs. His object. slEo s5ys, was Ia leave fer parts unkHo#a He led her 10 believe that l.e was going to 3oaesbao with his family 10 sec1lr, position snd make fheir fone. EP- CT tlese statements sIe says hc 1a- dlie@1 heF to sign the deed and he tHeu= transferred tAeir property to his fHfher. Sebastian stalt1len witb al zo9saHold goods.
 a# July l.. 191l. after the property 3ad been disposed oF she testifi ( at 5e4 husband informed her he did n0t eNpQcr to live with her longer arc ai6 aat care for Faa any more. If he left aer shc says she and her child ren would be pen}iless. Unless she agreed to a divorce, she said, he threatened to desert them.
 She asked for alimouy in the amount of $15 a week and for an injunction restraining her husband from dispos ing of the property and his fatael from paying over any money 10 hel husband.
 In his testimony before Judge El liott, Man'ey Steizlen denied th' charges of his wife and said that he told her that unless she kept the oUse cleaner and had his meal, ready for him when he came home, ht would leave her He admitted selling the property to his father, but 3it 1 bo was going to take his family t. .Eoaesboro with him. Mrs. Stelzlen ad mittod leaving their home and goin: to her mctter,s rome last Saturday night, claiming that her husband abuse was so gre that she coalf ,.et remain longer with him.
 Sebastian Stelzlen testified he bought the property and that Whei the couple auarreled he said ht would leave the house rather tiial : have any unplea santness; that ht loved their children and wanted tf see reace in the household,