Stone v. Stone
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Hosmer, J. Bill by Flora H. Stone against Forrist P. Stone for a divorce: On petition of defendant to dismiss the bill for want of prosecution. From a decree for petitioner, complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBbooee, J.
Complainant appeals from a decree dismissing her bill of complaint.
The parties were married in the year 1885. Complainant filed a bill of complaint for divorce, upon the ground of nonsupport, on June 21, 1895. Defendant filed his appearance, and on July 1, 1895, an order for alimony and *320solicitor’s fee was made, fixing the alimony, pending the cause, at |5 per week, and the solicitor’s fee at $25. Defendant paid the alimony for 16 weeks, but did not pay the solicitor’s fee. At the time the bill was filed, the parties had one child, a girl, three years of age. This child is now between 18 and…
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