Milford chronicle., 1912-05-10
IANY DIVORCE CASES
BEFORE COUNTY COURT.
Judges Grant Several DEGREES Nisi
During the Day and Hear Other
Business.

Business.
The May term of the Superior Cour
nd Court of General Sessions began
Monday and it was "divOrce day
Many family disagreements we're decided
By the court handing down DEGREES o
iivorce. The court went over and dis
posed in some manner with all Of the
eases upon the list for this term
The trial list of civil causes was received
and Is causes were passed % were
marked for trial; "A were continued,
we're discontinued.
The case of Charles Wesley Weldiu
vs. Payton Rose. administrator of the
late William L. LOper, deceased mort
gagor, and Mary NJ. Loper, co-mOrtgagoI
being also deceased was referred to coun-
sci for settlement.
The case of John G Rehfus VS. Will
helmina E. Jacobs was referred TO refer
ees
Special juries were asked for in the
cases of David Samuel Warren vs. Harlan
and Hollingsworth Corporation and An
tonia Cotillo VS. Peoples Railway Com
pany
Judges Woollev and Rice granted a
divorce, decree nisi to Eva c. Rolls from
her husband Charles NJ Rolls. Deer
tion was the ground for the granting Of
the decree.
Upon the application of William 7.
LYMAN, counsel for the defendant, the
divorce case of Marie Whitehead VS..
Robert Whitehead, was discontinued.
After hearing the evidence of the wife.
in the case of Blanche D. David, VS..
Presley L. David, which action was
brought on the ground Of deseruOn the
court granted a decree nisi.
A. decree nisi divorce was granted to
Major A. Smith from his wife, Winnie Z.
Smith.
Ida A. Kershaw was granted a di.
vOrce, decree nisi, from Edwin f Ker-
shaw upon the ground OF desertlon.
Mrs. KersEaw was given the custody Of
the child.
The same decision was given by the
court in the case of Clarence P. Buck
his wife, Bessie w. Buck upon the
.rOund of desertion. The child was
yiven into the custody of the mother.
Cormick ]. Nc Nonigle was given a
iivorce from his wife, Ethel w. Nc.
MOnigle, upon the ground of desertiOn. |
Because her husband would not pro |
tide home for her, Mrs. Enid Torrance
Hardy was given a divorce from her
husband, Joseph 7. V. B. Hardy
The court reserved its decision in the !
ase of Amelia A.. Maher VS.. Thomas |
4. Maher, the well known ball player. !
t was testified that thev we're married T.
n 1905, and separated on Christmas day, (
9O7
A decree nisi was granted in the di
g I l. Ill
g. her husband Albert H. Studebaker,
pom the ground Of desertion.
Henry 0. Smith was granted divorce
ORR his wife, Ida NJ. Smith because she
eserted him.
The case of Margaret Harwick against
er husband, Louis L. Harwick was
card by the court, but decision was re
rived
Mrs Marian F. McClanaghan was
ven a divorce from her husband W.
Met 'lansghan and also was given the
Istody of her child.
Upon the.grOund of extreme cruelty,
ora L ROane, a negress, was granted
vorce from her husband, Lewis Roane
Isaac q. Collins, a negro, was granted
divorce from his wife, Barbara, because
desertlon.
a Gecree nisi was granted in the case
Kate Carson vs. Alvin w. Carson,
,on statutory grounds.
In the case of Minnie Henchey Mitch
vs. &c re H Mitchell, a decree nisi
ls granted to the plaintiff upon statu-
~ grounds
Reba Fsirlamb, who was married to
AIRY V. Fairlamb in 1903 was granted a f
vorce from ner husband because OF de- ,
rtion in 1906
JURY FINDS TRUE BILLS.
The following true bills of indictment
re returned by the grand jury
Larceny-CintOn X nle aud Richard
an. jointly aud George Carter. I
Using female child for immoral pur-
Jones. {
Highway robberv-David A Snyder g
arriving concea'ed deadly weapons {
lin Valentine, Herbert Briscoe and r
I'd Jacobs. :
ltrceuy James Butler, Stella Boyce, -
ntly; Joseph Butler and William
Assault and battery-Robbert Brooks.
Breaking and entering store with in
{ to commit larcenv-CintOn Kole. {
ohn GQhaH. who is a resident but not
tizen Crihe United States is apply
for a divorce in the Superior Court e
e case came up in court Yesterday and :.
" 20 was the time fixed for argument u
10 whether the complainant has to be II
itizen to secure a divorce in this coun 5
will be threshed out. Cohen testified c
{ he was married in Russia in 1913 "
shortly afterwards came to this n
utry. When he sent for his wife she r
lsed TO come to America, but four
rs later she did come over and had -,
] arrested for non support, but said q
did not want to live with him. a
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