The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-11
SONORA Wins A
SEPARAT|ON,BUT
LOSES CHILDREN
Justice Tries TO Reconcile Mo-
renoS, and Husband Pleads
in Vain.
WIFE LEAVES, WEEPING.
Crowd in Courthouse Corridor
Also Advises, but All
to No Avail.
WIFE LEAVES, WEEPING.

Sonora nisna De Caycado Moreno
won . separation from her husband.
Giro. q former Gencralissimo IN the
Colombian army. to-day. but the
Courts decree cost her many tears and
the custody Of three Of her four
children. The suit ended after Justice
Gerard had tried In vain to reconcile
the couple. senior Moreno and his
wife were called 90 tho Justices bench
and naked II they would return home
together.
Morsno eagerly accepted aAd begged
hin bsauLfvl yo,nx wife 10 return 10
him. She refused. saying no had been
oruel 70 her mother and sisters. Tho
Court tAAn awarded hss a separation
and gave fernando, ei3ht; Alicia, six,
md Lucia. four years old. TO the father.
The baby, Jamie, was awarded to tho
mother until Il becomes three years old.
WIEN the father may apply to the courts
for it, custody.
0sners' Morsae feA into the arms Of
her mother. senors secungina Decay.
cado. when she heard the Courts de-
sision. She wept and cissped her chill
dren IN her arms. Moreno walked with
his wife and her family 10 the corridor
and there again pleaded with her to re-
turn 10 him. A crowd surrounded the
group ana urged them to make NO.
Several lawyers stopped on their way
from Court to join In the advise. MI
merous court iorngers added their coun'
sell and when Moreno offered his arm
and b<secched his wife to accompany
him some In tho crowd chesrsd him.
"Ao,os," cRigs WIPE, AZ CHE
STAMPS HER FOOT.
But Mn. Moreno held back. Tears
covered her fscs. and her sisters and
mothsr were likewise crying. Finally
the group moved to the courthouse doors,
followed by "a great crowd. to whom the
soAspas and their r<atives we're appar.
entity obllvious. Mrs. Sonora Moreno
Anai,y stsmVed IA tiny foot and ex.
claimed: ..r..t ,n..
sSo. ,m4 atp: n.AnaAs., snsaans
sAi<h" 80 .4a -
which being Interpreted meant that
likely q reconciliation win follow to-
sorrow when friends are Able TO get
the young people together, Mpreno's
only objection has been. Ne said. that
he didn't marry the whole De Caycado
family.
Earlier in the day while testifyins
Senior Moreno waxed so furious In his
dsnunciation u 6Anor Alexandra Rojss
that his two children. nesting in the
4 arms OF his wife's two pretty listers
recognised his voice and broke out into
\ ieud crying. They were calmcd when
! the irate Senor moduiated his words.
Rojas has smail conception OF tho ar
Of true Castillian courtesy. the Colon
bian soldier who has paradod his proud
chest before revolutionary Mausers dos
ems OF timds. told the Court. A gentle
man may show attentions TO . youn'
married. woman. tho sehor asserted. bu
he. SHOULD never b. tbs courtisr and thu
Z, garant,
-, 81, senior" no exclaimed. 1T 4
rlsht that . gentleman should escort ,
isdy to her home. That ID . courtesy n,
Csatillian gentleman win decline. but 4
escort that lady to Central Park at
O'Clock mt night-sh. that 10 different
senor!'
did not Senior Rojas offer Senior
Moreno his arm In proper 1ashion'
q ASKED the wlfe's lawyer.
-Tpr Dios. no. exploded the IN
ccnssd witness. 1T IL proper TO offe
ones arm, but. Carrambi. senior. II
never proper to grab a isdy's shoulde
and drsx her along" continued the OK
asperated Generalissimo. rising In hi
scat and nxing his fierce glance on IN
little group of relatives about his wife.
DROPS INTO SPANISH As HI
GROWS EXPRESSIVE.
= The Seniors long waxed mustacht
bristled with Indignation. His sentences
were freely interrupted with Spanish e,
CARNATIONS. one OF which Una vagl
honda. 81 vagabonda," brought the chi
dren's voices into play.
''You mean your wife In vagabon(
w. demanded the lawyer.
: Isl, an the street. away from on
habies, with the Roias family all N
time. Vsgabonda. exactanente. senior.
: he Ietorted as he shook his finger
, his wife. who S-iygiod and exchange
I comments with her sisters. the Seno
4 itas Car men and Louisa de Caycado.
/, Moreno told OF a trap he laid for h
wife one nizlnt when De hid In 90,
. step aud saw her and Rolss stroiiir
a Into Central Park. He talked at IN
|, speed and excitediy. and asserted thi
|, 9toias had destroyed his married ~
|, Rojss claims he merely befriended Mr.
= Moreno when she and her husbar
parted.
;. oUARREls ADD SPICE TO III
Z MARRIED LIFE.
she asked what no man can ave
y ans wered Moreno when questioned
!. to his wifs's charge that he constant
y fought with her No man can have (,
happiness In his married life. They ca
4, not always have q honeymoon. for y
y see. Senior. matrimony would lose mp