Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1911-12-09 | Page 3 | Mother-in-Law is Cause of Trouble

MOTHER LAW IS CAUSE a OF TROUBLE Evidence to Effect That Young Wife Was Estranged Through Relatives Relative's Interference The Influence of a mother law s 's IJ given gJ as the reason for or the destruction of or the marital happiness of oC Henry Glen and his pretty prett young oun wife Irene II H. Glen The Glens were married In NewYork New NewYork ew York two years ago and went to live with frith tho the J mother of or the bride Within u tL few Jew weeks Mrs Irs Glen Olen be became became be- be came HI ill and according to tho the evidence offer d before Judge Jude C C. C W W. Morse v yes yea s- s husbands husband's her bands band's mother told toM hi hin him to n treat his wife with indifference neo in n norder order to cure her of or the Illness Inness The young husband followed his mothers mother's advice and trouble began Mrs Glen she alleges could not stand th the cruelty to which she was subjected and came to Salt Lake securing securIng- employment employ employ- ment In fn the tho public library Notice of ot the suit for divorce brought the huband huband hu- hu band from N New v York accompanied by his brother Horatio G. G Glen a lawyer and the case ease la is I to be contest contested d. d After hearing the evidence e of at Mrs Glen and 11 her r mother Mrs Ellen R. R len Henry the case was continued until Monday mornIn morn morn- In ing Bertha Goldstein brought suit for tor dissolution of her marriage o with Aaron Aaroa Goldstein who IK Is an inmate of oe an In InSane Insane In- In sane asylum They were married marrier In n 1397 For ten years yean Goldstein has hns been insane Evidence was Introduced in which tho the head of oC the insane asylum rind and other othor physicians declared it their ther opinion that Goldstein Goldstein's s condition Is in In- In curable Jud Judge c Morse stated that suf suf- sufficient grounds for divorce had been presented but the plaintiff must show that she has re resided in this county one year vear ar before Instituting proceedings proceeding The case will he be concluded this mornin morn- morn in Ing g. g Final decrees were granted in the thc cases casos of at Della Delia B. B Patterson on against Abram A A. Patterson and Mabel abel Moore loore a against Harry y Moore Interlocutory decrees were a. a awarded Josephine M. M Rice against John Peter Rice nice with custody of or min minor or children 35 a a. a month alimony and 25 25 attorneys attorney's tees fees Augusta u L. L r. r Ix Scott Senior against Frederick Frederick Fred Fred- erick J J. J Senior plaintiff being granted permission to resume her maiden name of Augusta I I. I I. I resume Scott The order older to show cause causo in the tho case of ot Winnie Van Dunsen against Jacob A. A A Dunsen Dunson was vacated d. d Edward Fitz gerald showed that he lie had paid one- one 1 half alf of at his his his' wages to hl his wife Agnes C. C Fitzgerald on November 2 22 as or or- or dered