Hutchinson

In this action the plaintiff seeks to recover damages for wrongs committed by the defendant which were injurious to the rights of the plaintiff as wife of one Samuel S. Hutchinson, to whom plaintiff was married in the year 1893. The complaint alleged that until October, 1927, Hutchinson was deeply attached to the plaintiff, and they lived happily together “and but for the wrongful and malicious acts of the defendant heretofore set forth would have continued so to live together’’,- that during a long period of time, both subsequent and prior to September, 1927, the defendant wrongfully and maliciously, etc., sought to prejudice Hutchinson against the plaintiff, and by subtle contrivances, etc., gained his affections; that on or about October 1, 1927, the defendant wilfully, etc., enticed away the said Hutchinson from the plaintiff and persuaded him to leave the plaintiff and go to live surreptitiously with the defendant as her husband. The circumstances and consequences of said acts are set forth in much detail in the complaint. Upon the issues raised by the complaint and amended answer the case went to trial before a jury. The verdict was in favor of the defendant, with judgment…