Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-11 | Page 9 | No Longer Need He Stand Wife's Abuses

NO LONGER NEED HE STAND WIFE'S ABUSE ; No longer will William Wriuht bo' ; tho target for "hatchets, dishes, od other household articles, alleged to have been thrown by the hands of his Wife, Alice Wright.'' in a decree ' of divorce- today Judge George S. I Barker liberated Mr Wright after he i had testified In substance that his matrimonial career had been extreme- ly full of action with Mrs. Wright furnishing most of the activity. Mr. Wright testified that they were I married in Fort Worth. Texas. January Janu-ary 30. 18H6. His wife, he se: forth, j developed a nagging disposition and I persistently had her relatives live with ' the family, which incurred largo bijlsl. I When Mr. Wright protested. he I charges that his wife "flew into a rage, Struck and beat hiin with her i fists, dishes or anything else." I In Denver In 1010. Mr. Wright said I his spouse hurled hatchets and dishes I at him. Later when he came to the j house with the Idea of vacating the , household, he said that his wife had I broken into his trunk and had cut his wearing apparel with a knife In 15U1 Mrs. Wright deserted him. he-alleged. he-alleged. I Mr Wright was given his freedom.