ASKS FOR DIVORCEMrs. Christie E. Weirich Brings Action Against John A. Weirich.Mrs. Christie E. Weirich has started an action for divorce against John A.Weirich. Thlt;j papers were issued today by J. M. Becker and A. S. Douglas, attorneys for Mrs. Weirich and were placed in the hands of Sheriff M. C. Durst. A long list of charges are alleged in the complaint, among them an allegation that the plaintiff was cruelly beaten by the defendant. The parties resi 1** at 327 South Fulton street and are th»* parents of two children.MATRIMONIAL.Rean Nee.Miss Blanche F Rean and Mr. Jesse C. Nee, well known young people of the city, were quietly married at 7 o’clock last evening at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Rean, 523 North Jefferson street. None but the relatives and a few intimate friends were present. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Thomas Luchsinger and Misses Maud Darling and Gladys Crouch acted as bridesmaids.Immediately following the ceremony the couple departed on a wedding trip to Milwaukee and from there they will go to Stoughton, where they will make their temporary home. The bride and groom kept their secret from their friends but all of them w-ere not be out done and the couple did not escape the usual shower of rice at the depot.Mr and Mrs. Rean have hosts of friends who all join in congratulations and good wishes for the future.Disch-Crouch.Miss Anna Disch, of Monticello, and JoMtth Crouch, of Washington, were married at Freeport Tuesday.