Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
COURT SEWERS TIES
Of COUPLE MARRIED
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
WIFE ALLEGED MATE STRUCK
HER WITH KNEE, CAUSING
LIMB TO BECOME BLACK AND
BLUE-MARSEiLLES DIVORCE IS
DISMISSED


Mrs Clara Gale Of Streator secured
divorce from lanes Nv gallo in IN,
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~ ''' i''' SeS'e'ud' AFTERNOON
oi cAarbeS OF cruelty Mrs. Gales
bill asking a severance of her mar.
riage ties was filed = few, minntae he.
fire tbo hoari,o nit,
,i7' "''''' was ''e'u pP-
'o'c 'uuEe EIdfeuse ut the close OF
tho afternoon court session.
Mrs Gallo testified that ahn ana a.,
defend, NJ ,,ora ,,,ar,i,1 r.. .o 900,
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''''' 'epdrdteu Ocl' 4 i9Zz. lhey are
the parents OF three sons. Wilfred F.,
aged j.; George f., IL, and William
H., 10
IN December of last year. the corr.
WaInant claimed, the defendant struck
her a blow with his knee. causing her
lihlD to become black and blue IN
January Of this year he threw her
across the room, causing her to strike
against the door ana injure herself.
Shc also claimed that he ordered her
to leave her home
Mr., Gallo did not contest tho action.
The complainant was granted the Gus
tody OF their three sons Attorney A.
II, Shay represented Mrs Gale.
Diamisses Divorce Bill.
Mrs. Emma Tonnnlli of Marseilles, |
mother Of ton children, who on Sept. |
> ierted divorce proceedings against
Chlrles 10nnelli in the Circuit Court, |
al3migse1 her case yesterday The |
couple, according to Mrs. Tonnellfs |
Dill, were married in June, 1900, in |
italy
Ton children, ranging from 2l years |
to ID months Of age, were born to the
Mrs. T0nnclli in bringing |
her action brought charges of cruelty |
against tho defendant
Resume Taylor Divorce Hearing.
The Taylor divorce hearing was re-
'umed IN the Circuit Court this morn
ng. Throughout the day yesterday
was taken, the case going
o the defense in the late afternoon.
The defendant, Theodore Taylor,
5treator garage man, took the stand
md denied The charges preferred
1@hihot uitH ny tut complainant, MIS-.
Nellte q. Taylor
Ills brother George North Taylor,
vas on the stand when court adj
burned for the day Other Witnesses
Who testified for the defendant, alleg-
ny that he was not 9 habitual drunk
rd, rs Mrs, Taylor claimed, were
'eorge Iack, George Risk Jr. and Dr.
a, Vanderhanp, neighbor.
The witnesses for the complainant
3hO gave testimony In support OF Mrs
'aylor'3 charges that the defendant
vas habitual drunkard wore Philip
lialaran Mrs. Il, { Shea, a daugh-
CT Of the principals; John Theodore
'ayloF, son of the principals, Who'll
a student at the University of Iii
ois; Walter Van Leon, Mrs. Jennie
'avaoe and Mrs. Nora Langan Of Kan
&kee who is sister of Mrs Taylor
the complainant in her testimony
laimod that the defendant threatened
0 Kill her,
The couple We're married twenty
We years ago, on Oct, -, 1897, Mrs.
'aylor is represented by Attorney Rob
rf l.2rklh and Mr., Taylor by Attor-
ey A. II. Shay,
Wants Wedding Annulled.
Through his father, William Wen
el Of Peru, as his next friend, Earl
Fenz2l has started annullment pro +
eedings in the Circuit Court to have
is marriage to Freda Ploch tWen2el
ct aside. The suit was filed about
Wo weeks ago, but was suppressed
ntil today SO that service could be
btained on the defendant.