WED 46 YEARS,GIVEN DIVORCE.AnSamuel T. H a r k 11 e s s, Boothwyn, Charged Wife With Cruelty(*I'Cb3lt;13timiuiol T. Harkncss, 71 yours old,a funner post muster Tit Boothwyn, yesterday at .Media was granted a divorce from his wife, ’Mrs. Matilda .11. Harkness, on the grounds of cruelty. They wore married in K!k-ton, February 1?, JSSQ.On their wedding trip, according to Haikness, his wife Hi sc evidenced discontent by slipping her wedding ring from her ringer and hurling it. across a porch, saying, You old fool, * * lake that ring and leave here find never come back again/'There followed weeks of gross cruelty, Ilarkness stated, at tlio hearing before a master. In which hiswife assaulted him on numerous occasions. His only means of holding'Ia conversation with lief was through their daughter.This condition existed until November 1-i, 101^, according to Hark-nesis, when bis wife, locked him out ( of llic house they /had occupied on | Kerllu street.' Judge John M, Broomal signed the decree and John A. Bon I son was j attorney for Ilnrkuess. ?