Salt Lake Tribune | 1907-07-21 | Page 12 | Hubby Can Snore on, Needn't Pay Alimony

HUBBY CM SIRE ON, needn't m mm Learning This, Wife Discovers That She Loves Him When He Is Awake. Snoring, however annoying to the snorer's wifo, is not such "cruel, and inhuman treatment" as warrants her to demand a legal separation. So the learned Justice Jaycos decided in tho Supreme Court of Suffolk county, N. Y. Mrs. Victoria Morton of Bell-port, Bell-port, L. I., whom aged Mr. Morton took as his second wifo a year ago, had asked for a separation and alimony. Sho 'testified, with some emotion, that Mr. Morton snored so loud that she continually dreamed there was a thunderstorm. thun-derstorm. Hearing Justice Jaycox's decision. de-cision. Mrs. Morton hurried, to Tsis son's home, where Mr. Morton livos now. "Where is my dnrling husband?" Bhe asked. "I love him when he's awake." Mr. Morton did not appear, and his wife made such a sceno that Constablo Bumstead was called and led her away.