A HENPECKED HUSBAND.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 279, 22 November 1913, Page 17

A HENPECKED HUSBAND.

! The purchase of a dollar'- worth "f flowers for ihe funeral of ntl oi,| friend led .to all sorts of compiicaiiocs f„ r .I-reml.ih 'McCarthy, of 1010, \\'e« t Harrison Street Chicago j It scpar.it.-d him rem hi- wife, caused ililtn to languish in gaol null: two o'clock in till.- iiinrr.'nc. ■::;.! bought al out „ suit in j the Criminal Court. ! .Icreinlchs trotlbl,. began 1., brew In his ; fnmily on an unlucky day iii,. I.lth of Sep- . tember -when he lironbg thorn 14.Tr. dollars to his wife, InstPtiil of the custom ■iiy Hi dollars. He explained he iiad paid II dollar for flowers for his friend's funeral [and had kepi iv, cents for "pending money 'Hut Mrs. McCarthy's objections were nttd- . ihle ,luring tip. night. ' '• j Then McCarthy made bimse'.f scarce |al'om the lonise for several vs-trying In I* 1 " ,P trouble »'" "' su..side. Hi's wife. I mistaking his intentions, swore out n warI rant for abandonment. McCarthy was put lln gnol, where he remained until his friend j Martin Mabouey went his bond for 1,000 uo.lars. j McCarthy had his hearing on October 4 ; "0. dear. I want no jury -you hear me," McCarthy begged Judge Martin I o\v M,,r ml) >' h0i:l " ,0 look* disturbed. , ere you giving some other woman a igood time o n " Ille ~",-, cent§ r aTked an u. e hands" R0: " iICM thrCW U " both i "nischarged," said Judge Martin. Then, . "".In* , 0 Mrs McCarthy. ••« ou J n ' t-nis man into court ajfain ni have a war|raut out for you." '