Show TO CRASS WIDO VS DELAYS ilE HE LAYS JAYS HIS 1115 WOES Says Boarding House Women Educated Wife in Alimony Game LIVED IN NICHOLAS NICHOLAS' HOME Pia Plaintiff III tiff Alleges Jk s Husband Took TonI lien Her I Prom From ronn Hu- Hu Russian Court COUlt to tu tor lIon r l' Ion Poverty rt Chicago Feb 23 Accustomed Accustomed to the pomp and luxury of the thc Imperial Russian court Mrs Airs lr Edwin J. J J. J Cubley after meeting and marrying her 67 year old ca old husband In London found the comforts of or an American home far Car below her ner expectations and antI In her hel suit for Cor divorce tiled filed In the circuit court yesterday she declares she Is utterly ut utterly utterly ut- ut terly destitute and has nev never l' l been heen otherwise e since her wedding three years ea r ago Mr 11 Cuble Cubley a venerable looking man with Hh flowing white hair hall and beard contends that he maintained a ahome ahome L Lhome home as comfortable as an any in AmerIc Amer Amer- Ic ica He lie filed nIed a suit for divorce shortly short short- ly before his as an answer r ans to her demands a year ago before the late lat Judge Tuley for fOl separate maintenance Mr Cubley blames blamE's the swarms of grass widows In American boarding boardinghouses boardinghouses houses for the disruption of his and other mens men's happiness Wife Ir Was Vas Court LUll Lady According to the complaint of Mm 1 CubIc Cubley she ho was a lad lady in waiting walling for Princess a daughter of or Alexander II III I. I and antI met her aged bus hus husband band a r retired machinery manufacturer manufacturer t UIe 1 said to be he possessed d of oC a large e fortune In London during one of hei- hei vacations from her hel court duties She complains in her hOle bill that she was wa brought to Chicago b by her husband and was forced to 11 live in a small room In his residence 2715 North Lincoln street street- She says ays her husband was wa amply able to provide a much boner bettor el eland and luxurious home for her but that her eighteen months of pleading were In vain We c were happy until my wife began began be be- gan to listen to the stories told by bya a gm grass widow who boarded In the same Fame house house- with us us said Mr lr Cuble Cub- Cub le ley I understand that grass grains s widow hu hus hus- was getting setting alimony allmon from four foul bands My 1 wife thought she saw a great greal chance to get money and took the advice of this woman and others and started a separate m maintenance suit without a single Ingle affidavit to show cause Judge Tule Tuley refused her demands demands de de- mands for alimony allmon an and 1 I responded 1111 ell with a suit for fOl absolute divorce To Ill this she is now note nUnC filing a cross bill Intends tends to Set 1 Example Like mo most t European women m my wife thought it perfectly proper propel t t. VJ sue for Cor s separate parate maintenance and live independently on the tho Income 1 I am going going- to render a service to American men traveling tra abroad and antI also t tl t. the women of Europe b by forth fortis In my suit that the American men melt cannot bo ho held Id up b by th the sep ruu- ruu maintenance game t I IMy IDly My 1 wife told toll court the she hc way wn waya a subject of public charity charilY and had to go to neighbors neighbors' houses to get Clot warm She hus has an income of oC several several several sev sev- eral thou thousand and dollars a year iron from Manchester England Before our marriage m my wife turned a large larCe sum sun of mone money over to her hel sister In Manchester Manchester Man Man- chester because I declared I would not have haw her hel If she had mone money of r ht-r own J European women believe all Americans millionaires and when the they see ee that American men arc are nolas not nol as big fools with their mone money as s American women the they tr try to get It by the separate maintenance game Mrs ItS Cubley Cuble is now said to be at Fond du Lac Liu WIs IH where she conducts conducts conducts con con- ducts a hotel |