South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-28

had done the shooting but with the
revolver found as II was near the
wife's head there was the indication
that possibly the wife had done the
shooting and had then dropped the
revolver under the table after she had
fallen forward on the cot. The hus-
bands body was removed 20 the hos
pital as soon as found. When Coroner
Swantz arrived at the house at 4:3O
o'clock the woman's body was still
warm
Room All I'm Order.
There was nothing about the room
TO indicate that there had been &
struggle. The woman was dressed in
a light morning wrapper stained Ia
places with blood where her hands
had fallen against it. Her face
showed no signs Of injury except as
blood clots showed where the blood
had issued from the wound in her
temple and had trickled down her
cheek. As the husband sat huddled
under the window he faced toward
the parlor door over which was
Heaven. over the door leading into
the kitchen was a second motto with
the words: Little Mamie's Gone But
Not Forgotten"
IL had been related recently by Mrs.
Scott that she could not get along
with Mr. Scott, who was her second
husband. She had made the allega-
ton that before their marriage on
Oct II, 1912, he had led her to be-
leve that he had considerable prop
erty but that after their marriage
she had learned that ne had practi-
cally nothing and, as a result. she
had found IL necessary to keep room
ers in order TO aid in supporting the
home. According to the woman this
condition Of affairs led TO domestic
quarrels which had become increas-
ingly frequent although the husband
had never handled her roughly.
Wife Filed Suit Monday.
On last Monday morning Mrs. Scott
peutioned the superior court to grant
her separate maintenance and $6 a
week support money for a period OF
five years. She alleged that her hus-
band had frequently quarreled with
her and had chided her ana told her
that he did not love her and had
absolutely no use for her. She said
that he had a violent temper and often
called her vile names and accused
her falsely OF infidelity so that she
was unable 10 get along with him in
spite of repeated efforts 10 please him.
She declared that he would often get
sullen and would not speak TO her
for week at time
eSterday morning general denial
OF Mrs. SCOTS charges were entered in
open court for the husband and 10 was
explained by his lawyer that Mr. Scott
would make no effort TO fight the di-
vorce proceedings The husband had
stated TO his counsel that he was quite
willing 10 let the matter drop and
that he would do nothing TO hinder
his wife from taking whatever action
that she wished TO take
Mrs. Scott is survived by five sons and
one daughter. all by her former mar
riage. She said TO have been Scott's
fifth wife. With the exception of one
son. all left the home when she mar
ried Scott whom it was said, they did
not like. Ed Hosey is the only son
who lives in the city. and late last
night the police had not yet succeed
ed in locating him 1t was thought
that through him something might be
obtained bearing upon a cause for the
tragedy. He is in the employ Of To-
cal ice company.
There are four other sons: Harry
Hosey Of Franklin, Mass. John Hosey
Of Kendallville, Ind; George HoseY Of
Barron. Wis, and Robert Hosey in the
the army at TT. Screvens. Ga. The
two daughters are. Kate Hosey OF
Rockford. Ill.,. and Mrs. Frances Gro
gan Of Ft Wayne.