The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-14
nrc. suit Becomes Interesting by
|r,Ilna Of New Petition Which
Contains Thirty-one Al
legations.
STAKE IN MARRYING
|sband Is Charged With Saying
That "Emma s" Was tho Girl
He Loved and should
Have Taken.

ET. LOUIS, Feb. 14.--Randolph
|ughlin, attorney for Mrs. Ella Null
Hand Pickel, in the suit she brought
hinst her husband, Frederick j.
tkel, son OF a wealthy stone dealer.
separate maintenance, submitted
amended petition in the case in
dge Muench's division of the circuit
(rt yesterday The new petition
htains thirty-one allegations, many
them being new developments in
case.
|rhe petition is prefaced with a
Dyer that the plaintiff at the trial
" introduce her evidence under the
tition attached without filing said
tition.' An agreement signed by
ckel states he will not attempt to
bder Mrs. Pickel's attorney If she
les to introduce any new evidence
le preface states this course is TAX
that less publicity may be given to
sensational evidence.
Many of the allegations in the
pended petition probably will not be
llched on during the trial and evi-
nee to substantiate allegations OF
E first petition only will be offered,
less Mrs. Pickel feels that she is
Fing ground in the case. The ale
tions must be made before the trial,
cause parties in a case are only
lowed the privilege of proving as
uch as they have alleged Judge
uench has not passed on the PRAYER
Mrs. Pickel alleges her husband has
ten told her he made mistake
hen he married her, and said EN-
s. was the girl he loved. He
$50 accused her of marrying him for
Is money, she alleges.
He violated laws, she alleges by
hailing anonymous letters to differen,
PERSONS and by turning in false fire
larms. She suffered much menta
nguish because she feared he would
e arrested, she AYERS.
she adds he broke the locks off hel
bedroom door and kic..ed down the
cor OF servants room, in which
ne had taken refuge. He was trying
the time to take away none,
siiich her mother had sent her fol
ousehold expenses. she alleges.
she claims in January, 1908, h,
rlea to strangle her in the presenc,
b her sister.
She alleges Pickel never intended t,
pave the divorce suit which he in
ututed against her. October 25, 1910
fome to trial, and that his sole pu1
pose in fling it was to damage he
hafacter The ruit was dismisse,
last week
sheriff Nolte yesterday ADVERTISE
ne sale OF stock formerly belonging
H. pickel on which he has levied
Eafs. Pickel filed notice several day
fso enat sG20.S5 which the court ha
'rdered Pickel to pay her had nc
|peen paid. Sheriff Nolte levied O
feSenty-five shares of the Pickel an
Lufahlte Company and ten shares q
|lie German-American Bank, formerl
|owned by Pickel. but in the posse.
sion OF his father, William Picke
saeh e the sheriff seized them.
'he money which Mrs. Pickel a
Pesea her husband did not pay he
Mas TWO installments of monthly al
|mohy at $40, ayable twice montl
sau 81, SUIT money in connection with th
|diyorce case
rickel, who is stopping at the HON
. ms father, William Pickel, las
Ill shl declined to discuss the new a
.esatlons contained in his wife's p
a'ion. He had not consulted any
"'s lawyers he said, and in due cours
would answer all charges that merite
|attention