Show MKEE SEEKS DIVORCE ExC nvict Fires8 Sensa t k tional Complaint INFIDELITY IS CHARGED 1 McKeo Alleges That His Vifo Is Liv With Roy Pratt a I ing in Adultery Young Man Who Has a Wife and I Baby and That She Drinks to ExI ccssPratts Wife Is Said to Bean Destitute Circumstances Another Divorce May Result Ernest Cronk I Wants Free Wants to Be t I his attor Jumcs J McKee through ney A B Edler I yesterday petitioned the District courL to dissolve the bOnd that united him In marriage to Hatflc H Burton at Vernal July i 1S3 and Co give him the custody of the two children resulting from thc marriage In the complaint iMs slated that onO on-O tober 1G 1001 the defendant committed com-mitted adultery with Roy Pratt at the St Elmo hotel that on divers occasions occa-sions since May 11 1001 they have maintained illicit relations I and that she is f now living with J Pratt at 1J2 North Main street Further allegations are that Mrs McKee has for the past two years been in the hbitof using intoxicating liquors tosuch an extent as to cause drunkenness tht l she Indulged In-dulged her appetite In saloons and xylnerooms In company with dissolute men and women at all hours of the day ilia night r that times without number she has come oher home late atnigHior In the ezLr13 morxjhig that for m9rc than a year past the defend und has habitually I absented lu self 1 from her home at unseemly hours leaving l Inn eightyearold daughter Nora locked up In I aroom that she has been guilty of lewd conduct In the presence of the child and that she has corrupted the Innocence of both her qhlldrep by her use of coarse vulgar and profane language before them ryhe other child mentioned is I Alvcrdia qged i 7 years I TROUBLE OVER CHILDREN Mrs McKtc is the woman who caused ju small sensation three weeks dgd by demanding that the police restore re-store her children who had been ta tfcVaway by their father The police did nothing but Mrs McKee traced the children to the home of her husbands hus-bands mother on Sixth East street nndmade jnich a row thiro that her I IfUsbfind permitted her to take them I away It Is now claimed that she has 1 token the little girls and gone to Park eltjrcGC MeRGe was released from the peni tehliary some months ago where he had served three years and four mpnths for grand larceny r PRATTS WIFE TALKS One of the saddest features of the qase is the J position in which It has placed Mrs Pratt the wife of the co icMJondent She with her irttle boy tfbout 1 year old Is now at a room inghouse on Third South street and is Paid to be in destitute circumstances circum-stances Her paienls are welltodo and live at llcber Mrs Pratt said to r a Tribune reporter last evening J married Mr Pratt In Salt Lake ijMty1 two years ago the 6th of lust1 March After that we lived in Salt Lake1 together until last spring You knowhe is 1 gambler Well he told jnc Cl Ids hard luck and as I J hadV ood home to go to I consented liY t taytherc while he went out to make a slake lie was In Colorado 1u dug thesupnner and sent me a little money nov and then but still told me he was I Jn1 hard luck 1 came down to Salt 0 Tako and stopped with liSTu arlhc6tT Elpio during the carnival tluV um incr lie told me he had a position promised him in Park City and ioJl Hie to go back home and then join Him there for the winter I went back und waited and waited but IIP did not write anything about going to < the Park Two Weeks ago I resolved to Jlnd out for m > sclf what was the matter so I came to Salt Lake My hUHband brought me up here and atayed with me a week A week ago he left for Park City promising to send for us I did not know anything about the other woman until three days ago I cant toll you whether I hhall try to get a divorce or not I I j havent thought about It yetI yet-I ORONK SUES FOR DIVORCE Charges His Wife With Infidelity With Various Men I hifr Pvpssenkrands a Swell man fipm New York fig res as core I 1 sjjpndcn In a divorce suit liied yesterday by Ernest Cronk a painter against Helen Oertz Cronk whom he married at Ogden October 1 261SOS < According i to the complaint t j the Ncvr Yorker hI not the only yen tlcfnan who enjoyed Miy Cronks favors 1 fa-vors Slie Is alleged to have been In I tlniale with Mux OttenhelniQr on Feb rtlarySO 1S99 and again on June 13 100 with ah unknown i man at Grand Junjcllon February 20 189D and at Ulehwood Springs on the day following follow-ing The alleged Rosenkrands crimi naJly is said to have occurred Jn a hack on Brigham street one Sunday oyenlng about June 20 1101 and to have been repeated about two weeks later in a house on East Third heel HASBROTJCK WANTS 40000 f Says His Reputation Has Been Damaged I Dam-aged to That Amount The J latest development in the SL I Joe Mining company controversy is the tiling of a 40000 damage suit I agalnat Bllon and James II Carey Albert W Casey 3udE A Walton I Stockholders by R A Ilasbrouck president t of the donipany lie alleges that he has beon a practicing physician physi-cian oC good repute In Salt Lake for the past twelve years and that he has been seriously damaged in feelings and reputation by a circular letter ad dyeStjurt to the directors and olllcers oft of-t c mining company presumably by the defendants on November 2nd nine days before the annual meeting The Circular calls upon the directors to remove re-move Hasbrourk for misconduct In oflicer breach of duty and misapplica tibn or the companys funds to recover re-cover from him 7000 shares of stock Issued to Joselh A Slhma and to have mm account fpr all 3tlck purchased uy him irotn persons other than the t company und with the funds of the corporation The plaintiff denies that r lIe has done anY hlnSon and asks 1 lndicatiori l and liin lgR Soine of the stojikhbldcrs haVfe bceif conducting a vigorous campaign against the presi dent ever since his wife Eva Hus hrpuck began suit p recover from the Company on ierluin notes shu qilrtiiid to have n 1 > cpjv < l from the late E H miller and 3Irs H3drey filed a petition In the Disi I ricH oinirt a fcv weeks ago asking leave r to Uiervene In fieV compJtlnt she allcjjlNtl that I President llaabrQuck was 1 aorftJ cUig 4 If i < < i jj ii h j I 1 the Interests of the shareholders to further his wfesmiil S ASKS SECURITY FOJR COSTS S Ba onct al Sny A T Mbpu Is I Financially I1Tcspons ole James U Bacon yesterday f1Jeda I molion iu the OJnlled Stales court asklns that I A T Moon who has in I lerpoaed objections to the discharge in bankruptcy of Bacon be ordered to I give security for costs and charges which may be awarded against him I The motion Is based on allldavlts of Dr P AIJ Franklin and Bacon Dr Franklin deposes that Moon is llnau I elally Irresponsible and admitted to I him that he had nothing and Bacons aflidavlt s lsout that Moon once thtciueiipd to fight him In his bankruptcy I bank-ruptcy proceedings because of differences differ-ences between them Tho differences I Baconsays were his refusal to urgeS urge-S one of hltr clients to give Moon onc J lhalf of a 55000 piece of property Inconsideration In-consideration I of Moon releasing the 1 oiner half at a time when ho claimed I a tQK title to the whole I lit Vils answer toMoons amended petition to prevent his discharge from bankruptcy B con denies every allegation I alle-gation made by Moon j RAILWAY COMPANY SUED Alfred Bell Wants 20500 for Injuries In-juries Received Alfied Bell yesterday brought suit for 20500 against thd Rapid Transit and Consolidated Railway and Power company Onaccotthi of Injuries received re-ceived June 25th The plaintiff alleges that a car started as he was climbing S aboard causing him to receive very painful external and Internal Injurl which have Incapacitated him for labor la-bor and will probably be permanent Collusion Is Charged James Sharp receiver of the Buckeye Buck-eye Mining company asked authority from Judge llall yesterday to keep up the assessments on the companys property and Co brlng < proceedings to have the sale of the lirqPcrtj to W S j McCornlck otGOOO and the sale ot the improveinentSUO A Alydcc for COO sol aside on ihugrpund that thero was collusion to buy the property for less than its vaiupj Arguments on his pe I LItton will bt hoard NoVcmberlSth 1 Judgment for 81246474 A default wasj e tcred by the defendant de-fendant in the suit of J I1 Woodman vs Cane Spring Con company and Judge Morse ordered Judgment for S12JG171 The suit was to recover on promissory notes and money advanced to the company S 1 Court Notes A motion by the defendant for a uuiisutJii the case of Sarah A Kver ard vs A 13 Hyde a suit for an alleged al-leged loan of 1000 which Mr Hyde Olaiins lo have repaid was argued be tome Judge Hall yesterday and taken under advisement S IYedcrlck i Jrofl was before Judge l Stewart yesterday in response to a I summons lo show cause why he should not ln > punished for cdnlcmpL of eolirl in falling to pay alimony and attorneys S attor-neys fees IQ his divorced wife lie pleaded his Inability to make the payments pay-ments and was ordered to appear November No-vember 16th WIth the books of the Utah Foundry and Machine company in which he l Is one of the linn S S Hays and John Buller owners of the Agce claim at BInghani were sued yesterday Allan G Lamson owner of the Allen Lamson and Helene loca lions for X22 damages and 22 expended ex-pended In support of an adverse claim betore the United Slates Land ofllce Paul I Friedman yesterday entered syU torcqver43O or fifty cases of 1 whisky Iron M hop receiver for A AVuUqrBrand The whisky Was delft de-lft rcd to Mr Brand il Is alleged a vyhorl time before he assigned his business S |