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Show DENIES THE WEDDING. Mrs. McCune Says She Was Never Married to Her Husband. That she was not married to the man who claimed to be .her husband, is the statement made by Mrs. Mary McCune in an answer filed to the complaint of John McCune asking for a divorce. He started action for the divorce some time ago, and Mrs. McCune makes answer that she was never married to him. The complaint alleges desertion on the part of the defendant, saying that they were married In Salt Lake City in January, Janu-ary, 1S91, and that she deserted him in December, 1808. The defendant denies that she was ever married to the plaintiff, says that she never deserted de-serted him and that he never begged her to return and live with him, as he claims. She consents to tho dissolution of whatever ties have existed between them, provided that it shall not cost her anything, and ihnt It includes nothing noth-ing beyond a legal separation of the plaintiff and the defendant. Dubois on 'jLriaY C. K. Dubois, charged with burgiary. Is now undergoing trial before Judge Lewis ami a Jury. Dubois Is charged with having hav-ing stolen some quilts from the Nebraska Furniture store at C'i East Second South. He was formerly employed at that store Mid broko ln through the front door Nlghlwatchinan White, who happened to come along and notice that tho door was broken open, arrested him on thc night of ScDtembor 20. Court Notes. Judge Hall has granted Martha B. S. Smith a divorce from Andrew Smith, Jr.. on the ground of non-supoprt. Henry Martin, charged ln Judge Lewis's court with the crime of grand larceny, was yesterday pronounced not guilty by tho Jury. Martin was accused of having, on the 'J-nd of August, stolon a watch worth $fi from a Greek named Gcorgo Satros In the Greek saloon near tho Rio Grande depot. He was arrested by Officer Mil net. but the evidence proved Insufficient Insuffi-cient to convict him. At the end of the morning session in Judge Hall's court yesterday. Attorney Clesaon S. Kinney suggested to, the court that, owing to the death of the Hon. Morris Mor-ris Sommer. it would he In order to adjourn ad-journ for tho rest of the day. His Honor I hen said thot the court would adjourn upon Its own motion, In order that tho court and the attorneys might attend the funeral. Verdict for the plaintiff, assessing tho valuo of tho jewelry stock belonging to the firm of A. E. Lyon & Co. at J-Vi.SCS.GS. vas returned Vescrdav by the Jury in tho case of "Wlllard V. Snyder vs. A. E. Lyon. Mr. Snyder was a partner ln tho firm of Lyon & Co., and Lyon sold out tho Flock to another llrm. Mr. Snyder was suinp to recover his share of the properly. Action for $79.3.1 ,mti for a lien on the power-house, offices and shops at the Highland Boy mine has been brouRht by W G. K Baker against tho Utah Con Mining company, Jacob Johnson and V. II. Aaqulth. Ho states ln his complaint that the last two named defendants ot a contract from tho company to paint tho said buildings and that lie was hired by them to do tho work. Ho has not been paid in full and so wants a Hen. Judge Morse has adjourned court until Saturday, November l'J. Ho has gone to Tooele to hold court. Judgo Tannor will hear the caso of J. AV. Cray vs. Bruce Johnson In tho civil division of the City court today. |