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— ------MATRIMONIAL dissension.Seeking Separation In tlio Courts of Justice—Eleven Coupled.Filed for trial in the Novombor circa it court are cloven divorce oases. There are soveral othor cases of this nature that have boon hanging fire in the circuit court for somo timo past that may corao up for trial during tho approaching term.Louisa Gonsalves seeks a divorce from her husbard, Emmanuel Gonsalves. They wero married in January, 1853, and lived together until 1873, when their domestic disturbance reached a climax, and, as this dec* laration assorts, Emmanuel wilfully deserted his wife, heneo the suit.Michael Sssenborger 'seeks a separationffrom his wife, Mary Sasseuborger, They were united in marriage in* November, 1872, and resided together until September, 188(i. The declaration allegos wilful desertion as the cause of this action.Lydia Honningor is anxious for a legal separation from her husband, I. S. Henniug-er. They wore marritd in September. 1885. Thoir domestio happiness was of brief duration as the declaration alleges that Mr. H. wilfully deserted his wife throe months thereafter.Mary Deriico asks the court to relievo hor from the responsibilities of the marriage vows which have heretofore bound her to Henry Derrico. Tboy wore united in marriage in Novembor, 1885, and lived together until September, 1886. Wilful desertion is charged in the declaration.Margaret Foster alleges in her declaration that her husband, William A. Foster, -neglected to provide the necessaries of life for her, and that she was wilfully deserted by him, and for these reasons she seeks a divorce. They wero married in February, 1872, and rosidod together until September, 1886.Kittle L. Chonault sues for a divorce from* hor husband, Thoa. D. Chouault, and alleges in her declaration that thwy were marriod in October, 1894 lived together until August, 1388, and charges him with an excessive use of intoxicants.Dora Webb was married to Wm. Webb in* *Novombor, 1S81, uud they lived together until July, 1886. In her declaration she charges her husband with ill treating and abusiug her, and therefore prays for a divorce.Ann Chadwick prays,7 for a divorce from her husband, James Chadwick. They were married in November, 1853, and lived together until October, 1833. Ill treatment., abuse and tho excessive use of intoxicating liquors, is given as tho reason for invoking a legal separation from him.Sarah C. Kush alleges that in hor declaration sho was married to Patrick H. Rush, in August, 1868, and they resided together until September, 1888. Tho declaration further alleges that Mr. Rush has boon guilty of tho excessive use of intoxicating liquors, and ill treatrneut to her, and for this reason seeks aseparation.Hulda Little prays for a legal separation from her husband, Wiley Little. According to the declaration thoy wero married in 1871), and lived together until Ovitober, 1835, and it charges nogligeuco in providing the necessaries of life, as tho cause of this step.Fannie E. Stanley, Jasks tho court to grant her a divorce from hor husband, Robert Stanley. Thoy were married in 1832, and have lived together uutil reoeutly.I An excessive use of intoxicants and cruelty id i is alleged as tho ground for praying for a io I separation.
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Jacksonville Illinois Daily Courier
Jacksonville, Illinois, US
Thu, Nov 08, 1888
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