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Show MARRIAGE IS FAILURE, TIMSAY In Judge J. A. Howell's division of lho district court this morning tho hearing of the caso of LIHia A. Hoy-wood Hoy-wood against Loi S. Hcywood for separate maintenance was taken up, both parties to tho action and eight children ot tho family boing In tho court room. Mr3. Heywood alleges in the petition peti-tion for separate, maintenance thnt, while Me. Heywood has furnished about $40 a month for tho support of the family of ten childron, he has, since August of 1909, lived separate and apart from the family. She says she married Mr. Heywood in the state of Maine 2C yoars ago. Tho formerly lived at Layton and Bountiful. Davis count, Mrs Heywood moving to Og-dpn Og-dpn with the children in Noverabei, last year. On the witness stand Mrs. 'Hoy-wood 'Hoy-wood stated that her husband in 190S undertook to persuade her to sign an agreement by which they would become be-come separated, she taking part or the children and he a part. She re-fusol, re-fusol, telling Mr. Heywood that she would bo near tho children as long as they needed her and that she purposed pur-posed to keep thorn together. ThG 'year following Mr Heywood deserted ttfe home and family. The witness said that Mr. Hovwood T showed much lovc.-for his family in conversation, but (o'hor mind it was a surfaco love and did not dwell In ;tho heart. ' -H ' . ' ." 'I t' In anijwor to a nncstJon'oh crosBX;' fimlnarton, she said that, her" love oj .MnSoywood aijd h0aray ca.ma froin" within, a real Heart impulse, but that sho did not have much to "sny, perhaps not as much" as she should SILO4 safd sho nover knev muclfiabqiithcc1 husband's buslncs hecau teJk xt&B rfflfiiMfa (!fd mL thlngR to Hiilt hlmsolf. However, sho Mia70earfl"t'h"F"cliTldrn"r siJmelhlng" about Mr Hoywood's affaire Sho knew . tiiut - he was r(Uifleev of tho Boiintlrtfl-ITTldJiIg afrclatlon and that lie was captajn of the Bountiful squad of tho National Guard. At tho present time, the 'witness said, Mr Heywood is conducting a lumber business bus-iness at Layton, known, as tho Hey. wood & Sons Cumber company. Tho alleged estrangement between herself and Mr. Heywood, the witness declared, was caused through Mr. Hoywood's resolve jnot to pormll her to rule ovor the homo. She thought it her business to take care of the home, his to look after tho business apTairs nnd attend to tho brond winning.- -She said- sho- did not aspect him' to -have- nothing" atr all to -say-at tho "homo, but sho did not Hko the Idea, of his Interfering when sho was correcting the childron for vrong-do-.ing, ho telling thorn -Ehutrthey. did not have to follow her Instructions nor comply with hor admonitions Tn his answer Mr,' Heywood claims that Mrs Hey Wood is of a morose disposition, and often did not speak to him, andthati becausp off such altitude al-titude it became quite Impossible for him to livo at home. |
