Stiehr v. Stiehr

Complainant, in her bill for divorce, charged her husband with extreme cruelty. The answer of the husband denies, or sets out excuse and reason for-the conduct complained about, the most important allegation therein charging the complainant with improper conduct with a male person named, and with having occupied, with that person, a room at a hotel in Oxford on the night of August 1, 1903. Defendant does.not, however, ask for a divorce. The court found the material facts alleged in the bill to be true, entered a decree dissolving the marriage, and awarded complainant, as permanent alimony,…