The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-17
He WAS JEALOUS
OF THE ICE MAN
That's What the Matter Was With
Ernest Gould, According To
Vera, Divorced.

AlieBlnS tnat ner husband nad an
affinity. a Mrs. Florence BOWL, of No
52s Trumbull-ave,. and that at one
time while she was away for a three.
weeks visit, that he had Mrs bowl
as his housekeeper at his fat, also
on Trumbull-ave.. Georgetta Campbell
was awarded a divorce from Ralph s.
Campbell an electrical engineer, by
Judge Mandell. Saturday morning.
Mrs. Dowl testified that her husband
would be away from home for two
days and two nights at a time, but
when he returned he would not tell
her where he had been Mrs. Campbell
testified that her husband earned about
5000 month but failed TO provide for
her.
Vera Gould, pretty. petite and only
~ years old, was granted a divorce
from her husband, Ernest l.. Could a
giant over six feet tall, weighing 23S
pounds and about 80 years old Ac-
cording to Mrs. Gould, her husband
was afflicted with violent temper.
and besides was jealous of her. She
said that he refused TO allow her to
dance with friends she had known all
OF her life, and he was also jealous
OF the servants employed at their
home and of a certain nice man who
came to their home during the sum-
mer months with ice.
She said that he persuaded her to
go TO Sarnia, Ont, where they were
married, but about six months later,
they were again remarked in Owosso
because the first marriage took place
without the knowledge of her mother.
Mrs. Gould declared that her nus
band threatened to kill her with a
large carving knife and also with a
revolver. One night, she said, he
wanted her diamonds, but she refused
to give them up. He chased her
around through the house with a re-
volver, she said, and when her sister
in-law ran TO her assistance, he grab
bed the relative. When Mrs. Gould
screamed for help, a man who was
passing turned TO run into the house
TO her assistance, but Gould grabbed
him also, and showed him off of the
front porch.
Edward Jones, colored, said his
wife, Lena, had a habit of riding in
taxicabs, and one day when she didn't
have enough money TO pay for her
ride, she had the chauffeur to drive
the taxicab with her sitting inside OF
1t away out" where Jones worked,
in order to get him TO pay the bill
Jones said he thought this was 'ex-
travagance."
A decree of divorce was granted
George T. Bamlet from his wife, Luz
ellie. According to Bamlet, a few
WanEd of h tod &c 20
admitted that she had once been an
inmate of an immoral house. He said
that she had a violent temper and
was cruel to him.
Patrolman Wilson and also a pri-
vate detective testified that they had
seen her in resort on West Con-
gress-st., after she had separated
from Bamlet
John j. Huntoon testified that he
was married to Elizabeth Huntoon,
in Chicago, and after living together
for a few years, she suddenly LEFT
him. He said she became infatuated
with man named Harry Wells and
later married Wells, who died. AT
torney John II. Dohrman introduced
letter written by Mrs. Huntoon az
ter she had learned that her husband
had instituted divorce proceedings
against her. She informed him that
she had married Wells, and that
Wells was dead. She also told Hun
toon that she loved the gay life and
that he was too slow and advised him
to marry a little woman. who had
been raised in a small town" and one
who would be happy living the simple
life.
Walter j. Thomas, was granted a
divorce from his wife, Florence, on a
charge of desertion.
Lulu Leader testified that she mar
ried Raymond Leader when 10 years
old, in Windsor and after living to-
gether four months, they parted. She
said that five weeks after the cere-
mony, he began treating her cruelty
and later deserted her She said she
did not tell her mother that she was
going to be married. A decree was
granted.
Mamie Young was granted divorce
from her husband, Charles F. Young,
a travelling man. She declared he
threatened to kill her and that he
failed to support her.
The other divorces granted we're:
Stella b. VS.. Robert Smith, desertion;
Elizabeth VS.. Adelbert Frances, non
support; Elizabeth VS.. John Kowalski,
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