Loring v. Loring

NEILL, Associate Justice.

The appellee sued appellant for a divorce, alleging as grounds therefor that he was guilty of excesses, cruel treatment, and outrages towards her of such a nature as to render their living together insupportable. The specific charges are: (1) That in 1895 he left his wife and children, without money, provisions, or clothing, and remained from home eighteen months, during which time he failed to work or earn a support for his family, and during his absence sent appellee, at different times, only $35, and that after his return he has done no work, nor tried to, but has…