The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-25
ID An AFFINITY
IN EVERY TOWN
award Hathorn Gives Wife Very
Bad Nams-Thirty-Fi Five Cases on
Divorce Docket.

with IS divorce cases on the docket
ndre donovan had a busy day, Satur-
20 lin 10 noon, % divorces had
een ground out and the remaining
oses were put over until next Sa'
rday.
A divorce was granted 10 Edward
4athorn from Mary j. Hathorn. lhey
rere married In Goshen, Ind, ana AT
he time the wife misrepresented her
&xe. the plaintiff said. In Martins
lille. Ill, he alleged, her conduct with
other men was highly objectionaoie
Is him. He said that while they were
il Portage, Pa, she had an affinity
named Harry Saxon. While they lived
y Pittsburg she spent night In
ox car with railroad man, and while
= was employed In Crestline, o., she
nd many affinities among the rail
Dad men, the husband alleged. He
>lso said that she used Intoxicating
Quurs.
Gertrude Clark, who formerly lived
Id jackson, Mich, was granted d.
|xorce from Burton Clark, who aban-
toned her 13 years ago.
Margaret K. Wiley was granted a
|dlyorce from August Wiley. Accord
Ing to Mrs Wiley, her husband did
not want her 10 use silverware on the
table and always wanted the windows
mp.
A story OF cruelty was recited by
Eliza Chase, OF Trenton, who asked
~ divorce from James F. Chase. She
oaid that he threatened her with an
AZ and beat her, and that one day he
Erabbed her by the hair, threw her
down and kicked her. so that II was
Necessary for her to call physician.
"a decree was granted.
Frank e. Rose, an actor, testified
that his wife, Anna, an actress, de-
clared he was too quiet and that she
preferred the company OF other men.
He said that while they were in Mon
treal, she often went out with. man
named Chatter Stevens. He was
granted divorce.
John G.. Forster, city fireman, was
xranted divorce from his wife Geor-
Rie. He said they were married April
rs. 1906, and parted June 2, 1908. He
aaid she kept company with other
men. Evidence was introduced show
ing that the woman was seen in a
resort in Cheboygan.
Il, l>izkle DdNlSy pretty yOunB W.
man who had been made the victim
Of q fake marriage, was granted d.
vorce from her husband, Viron Davis.
She was married, as she supposed, TO
Davis, Jan. Is. 1906. After living with
linn three years, she found that their
marriage had not been legal, SO they
we're remarked In Windsor, Nov. IA,
1910. She declared that he drank and
{ailed to support her and her child.
Stephen Tallion was granted a d.
vorce from his wife, Ethel. He said
they were married April IL, 1904, IN
Zambor. Hungary, and during the first
year they parted six times. Later he
came to America and she promised to
ollow later. Aug. 10, 1910, she came.
md after living three weeks with him,
'rft him.
Alleging that she was cruel to him,
larry z. Jones was granted divorce
rom his wife, Carrie. Violet was
lvorced from Harry w. Tinney, al
oging abandonment.
The following divorces were also
yanted: James M. Nickle, vs.. Her
nan, desertion: Jane McAllister vs..
1ames, cruelty, neglect; Charles ].
Kloof We. Celia, cruelty; Edward b.
y. Morrey vs.. Mary E., desertion, and
Harry Z. Jones We. Carrie, desertion.
a decree will be granted Kate
8chwartz from her husband. Fred, on
= charge OF cruelty, next Saturday.