The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-02
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DIVORCE COURT
Wife Goes on Rampage When
Husband Rules Against Her
in Card Game
MAN TELLS TROUBLES
TOJUDGE; GETS DECREE
Usual Grist of Shattered RO-
mances Disposed Of by Judge
HOsmer

Ora WI lie jeanette stanton has a
,cry poor opinion OF her husband as
az authority on card games. II was
MS failure 10 believe in his rulings
mat gave Clarence stanton a divorce
Judge Hosmer's court, Saturday.
lie testified that they were playing
30" one night and that because he
ned ten spot was high after the
see was played, while she held a king
Was high that she few into an awful
rage
She was 80 mad that she lay awake
an night telling Clarence what he did
Fnot know about cards in general and
"G6" in particular In the morning
.,ne packed her trunk and left. She
came back months later and one even.
ing went with her husband 10 card
party In his sisters house. The same
trouble arose and she threw the cards
all over the floor Clarence said, and
ailed him naughty names. He took
a. 10 a summer resort and because
j asked her TO sweep the cottage
door she ran away to the boat house
aad stayed there all afternoon, al
though he tried everything from kiss
es to bon bons. TO coax her out The
next day she left again. The decree
NdS granted
lilas p Clark started a romance III
'cti6a when sh&E5yay ~ gasssys. e1d4c.
40 sS.abSs =, -s>. -. 81 .-s--- - 80, ~ -
ting a hush,,nd in Toronto and an an
dllment In Detroit. She said her hus1'
aand was a chauffeur at Il Florida re-
ou. and although her father told him
not TO talk marriage 20 the girl that
he persisted in his suit and wrote
Ter love letters until she was persuad-.
Cd To run away and marry him in To
ionto She lived With him just two
days, and then, she became homesick
cad went back TO mother She was
lf@ted an annulment of the marriage
"a she was under. age-a1 the time OF
the ceremony.
: Grace koover said her husband told
her he would rather kill other women
tAan her and that his conversation
consisted mainly of "cuss Wordsn di.
rected at everything from street cars
sod the family cat to herself. She
also said she was Obliged to work TO
earn q living. decree was granted.
Thomas Tanning said he didn't
mini getting hit in the ear by his wife
20 much as he did the time and place
she picked out TO do il. He said she
assaulted him on a Sunday morning
In front OF "A church inst as the CON
eregation was coming out. and that
the good people were shocked 10 see
him landed on the ear and hurled 10
enc sidewalk by his irate and large
sEnouse. He told OF other beatings and
Violent temper. He GOT a decree
Phillip Fletcher was granted an an
aEimeut Of his marriage 10 Hattie
Johnson Dandy after he had proven
'lIat tire woman was married 10 an
other man az the time his own cere.
mony was performed. Mrs. Mary
i}andy, the mother OF the first hus-
band. took the stand and said her son
had never got Il divorce from the wo-
man.
William Saeman got a divorce de.
cree after his lawyer had explained
mat Judge Lacy, OF the defunct court
90 domestic relations. had one all
ade cut ready to sign on the very
iay the court was abolished He
charged desertion.
Therese Hannigan secured decree
rom John after telling Of being
chased about the room with butcher
knife and of having to jump out
window to escape her husbands
wrath