The evening world., 1913-01-15
HuDB|ES' F|EiDDAy
MD|VORcE COURTS;
Y 10 SEEKDECREES
oG8 Have to Yield Palm as
6mplainants to Men IN I'm
6efended Matinee"
6o1CH AS WITNESSES.
Nosmmony Of VINES Arrest
Ueed 10 VIM Decree for
NJ. Plat.
0L1CH AS WITNESSES.

- - a. time ;, mono than two
y00 huabands had Q sood, fun annin1
49, supreme Courts ''undaeendsd III.
yesos Matinee" today. OF sis nfty
- o. the calendar for Adjudication BY
ecoses NewoWgsr. Ford and NriAngsr.
~ q them were brotupht BY husbands
6rAnk B. PiaAt . stout young man q
>oeut appearance. who 10 New York
o0nn0f for . bdg manufactures ooo-
- h Providence. Il. I, was the nrst
q <hs blushing husbands to step to the
vgAeos chair and declare himself mari
w aggrievod He told the Court he
unsvdsd MIS- Clara OS1nsby, daughter Of
Q WSn known Rhode Island family, In
Woonsooket In Juns, lsO7. Al won't
smoothly enough until the Aest Of last
yoaf. whom thu shadow Of q cultured
nootoninn. Wsiliam Stine by nAms.
Gpoossd his path. he said. and Nh. Plat
e0voocaS the Plat domiclle In Harlem to
5oHusy to the Bay States capital
POLICEMEN TELL OF ARREST
40 EVIDENCE.
- convince the Court that Mrs Patt's
saeotions with Mr.. Slime were not all
conducted on q purely intellectual. pla-
tco6o plane, MIR. Platte attorney pre-
eonosd In evidence Tho testimony of Po-
lice Inspectors Conroy and Pierce Of the
Boston police force taken before . CON-
mAssonsr IN Boston.
The inspectors told of WISH they
paid with Mr.. Plat tn a rom in Garri-
son Hall. a Boston hotel. whore they
Uncovered Mr.. Slime and Mrs. Plat.
A woman with~fhein said Mr.. Stins and
Ma Plat had invited her over to
breakfast with them. II was testified.
Mr.. Plat. the Inspectors continued,
Wa brushing her tresses before a mir
roe. At sight Of her husbsnd. however.
she cried. In terrified fashion:
'Oh. there's my husband!'
'YH," Mr.. Plat 10 said to have re-
piled. with grave courtesy. "yonder 70
my wife. gentlemen"
The Inspectors Swors they arrested
Mra Piatt and Mr. Slime and took them
ovsr 70 Police Headquarters. after viii ,h
they were arraigned on charge Of mis-
conduct In a Magistrates court
BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS HIS
WITNESSES.
Tho n1Ut nervous husband who asked
for judicial relief. the while he cast
apprehensive glances toward the re-
portorial bench. was Edward l.. CALL
ran. . stock brokers' clerk. Two staid
DO&LQluknOubo keopeTs TcCltou NOW
Mira Albina 0alligan had occupied
apartments in their establish ments un-
der the name OF Mrs. Hines. together
with . "Nr. Hines"
Albert NJ. Allison, a slight, boyish
appearing young chap, then stepped for
ward to narrate his woes.
Allison's aspirations to resume bach
elorhood were nippei in the bud.
Thomas G. Carpenter tr.. also youthful
In appearance. told OF serving Mrs.
Katherine NJ. Allison with the sum-
mons and complaint at No. IS West one
Hundred and sixteenth street Justice
Newburger looked at tho afiidavit the
young man had rlsd. in which he swore
ne had served Mrs. Allison at q house
IN Ftfty-frst street.
'.rhere Is too much OF a discrep-
onoy between One Hundred and Six
teenth street and FIfty-hrst street
announced the Justice. ~ will have "a
dismiss this suit"
Elbert o. Gslllbrand,, n merchant.
called Miss Sadie Wocott, dsmure
young woman of seventeen and his
siter-in-law. She recoun.ed how she
Lad lived with her sister. Mrs. Gala
brandt. and a man named Robert p
Hunter for several months IN an apart
went IN West One Hundred and Third
street.
II won't let this little girl testify
against her sister" said Judge New
burger. strike her evidence from the