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Show state prison. The marriage took place hre In Juno of 1909. When Anna I-ltlnger returned from visiting her mother la November of Pins, vhe found Ixuils Letlner and the household effects gone, chei told the court, and a divorce was granted. Tho cmiple was married at Stirling, Canada, in April of 1901. j Other Interlocutory devices were granted ha follows: Mabel McKelvey from James R. Mc-Kelvey, Mc-Kelvey, desertlou; custody of child. W'llma F. Curran from liobert Cur-rt.n. Cur-rt.n. desertion. Minnie A Jensen from Laurence L. Jensen, noit-support ; $20 monthly ull-riouy. ull-riouy. Louise Shaub from David Shaub, Jc-boi Jc-boi tion. Wishes Alimony Reduced. Charles Holberg, an employe of the I'lah Fish & Poultry company, anm-n anm-n oney in to show why he should not pay Ixmlse Holberg permanent alimony ali-mony of a woek, acted as his own attorney, showing that out of hU salary sal-ary of $15 a week be has I cen paying Mrs. Holberg on an average ot 1 a 'veek. and the court took the case under advisement until n conference t-pu be had with Judge Morse, who grinted the divorce Holberg wants the alimony order reduced to $1 a week. It is possible that Clandi i and Wll-linm Wll-linm A. Pawson will mak up. Mrs. Puwson asked Friday that ihe order, made several days ago, to Pawson to show why he shouldn't pay temporary aiimony be dismissed When William R. Russoll. a negro, t ummoned in to ehow why Le shouldn't bu held guilty of contempt for failure to pay his wife temporury alimony, failed to appear, the court ordered or-dered a bench warrant Issued lor Rus &''l. Vannie W. Walloon was ordered to I uy Roma Walton $20 a month temporary tem-porary alimony. Walton neglects both the wife and the baby, Mrs. Walton i s..ld. ACQUITTED UN BEEHIVOSICE Slayer of Arthur Sheppard Falls to Prove Charges Against Wife. John A. Jon'.s, acquitted by a Jury on the charge of murderlrg Arthur F. Sheppard, on the ground mat Sheppard Shep-pard had wronged Mrs. Jonea, failed to prove In District Judo Armstrong's l court room Friday afterncon that Mrs. Jt:ies was guilty of Infldcllly with the man Jones slew al the Wellington betel in the early mornl'in of July 19, I Mils year, and Jones' application for a I divorce was denied. Jones, it now Is said, will attempt j to procure a divorce from Mrs. Jones ou the grounds of cruelty Inasmuch as Mrs. Jonea had enteiOd he-r default de-fault to the original conip.alnt charging charg-ing infidelity. Jones will dojbtlcss be successful thla lime. Leave to amend Ms complaint to charge cruelty Instead of ! itidelity w.n granted Jones Friday l te-rno'.m. Divorce is Granted. Keisle Cove was granted a divorce from Charles W. Coye, who Is serving a term for burglary In the Colorado stale prison, and restored 'o her maiden maid-en name of Gardner. Mrs. Cove's honeymoon hon-eymoon was rudely terminated by the conviction ot" Coye of petit lirccny, lor hich he served bIx momhs in the county jail. Upon his release Coye w-.-nt to Denver am! committed grand larceny, for which he waj sent to the |