Adelaide F

- Abt 1915

• Name	, Adelaide F
  Gender	Female
  Death	Abt 7 Jan 1915	Degraff Memorial Hospital, North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY
  Person ID	I94198	Laur from Germany
  Last Modified	1 Oct 2016

  
  

  Family 1	ZAGGEL, George,   b. 1870, Niagara County, NY d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	Abt 1904	North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY
  Divorce	26 Apr 1912	North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY
  Notes	North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 4/29/1912 Justice Lambert in Special Term of the Supreme Court at Buffalo yesterday handed down a decision in favor of Mrs. Adele F. Zaggle of North Tonawanda who sued her husband, George Zaggle of the same city, for divorce. An interlocutory judgment was granted. The Zaggles formerly lived at No. 268 Tremont street. The husband is employed as a machinist at the Gillie Engine & Boiler Com- pany's plant on Tonawanda street. Sensational charges were made against Zaggel by his wife. The two free use of Zaggel's boot was the principal cause which Mrs. Zaggel gave as the start of the trouble. Besides this, the complainant claimed to have found that another woman was being ad- mired by the man from whom she would separate. The Zaggel's were married here eight years ago. They had one child, a daughter, now four years of age. Zaggel had a good position and was earning enough money to have a com- fortable home and a bank account. In- deed, everything seemed propitious for the proverbal "happy life ever after" until there came a change in the hus- band's disposition, so Mrs. Zaggel says, about two years ago. He began going out nights and returning home in the early morning, she alleges and when she remonstrated, he abused her. Finally, she declares, he kicked her out, not only figuratively, but act- ually. She returned, then he kicked her out again and the kicking out pro- cess later became a mania with him so that one night, on being kicked out, she never came back. After the separation, Mrs. Zaggel told the court that she heard stories of another woman, some mysterious damsel of flashy appearance, living in a road house. She did some detective work of her own and finally presented the evidence she had accumulatedd to her lawyer. Thereupon an action for divorce was started and yesterday Jus- tice Lambert handed down the decid- ion that set Mrs. Zaggel free.
  Children	1. ZAGGEL, Estella,   b. Abt 1911   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F31712	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 Nov 2024

  
  

  Family 2	SPARK, Clayton
  Family ID	F34669	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 Nov 2024

  
  

• Notes

  North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 1/7/1915 Attending Physicians Say There is No Chance for the Woman to Live- Family Troubles Given as Motive Drank Acid in Husband's Presence Mrs. Adelaide Spark, thirty-two years old, wife of Clayton Spark of No. 219 Main street, is dying at the DeGraff Memorial hospital in Tre- mont street this afternoon from the effects of a fose of carbolic acid which she took while in the fit of despondency at her home this morn- ing. Family troubles are given as the reason for the woman's act. Every effort is being made at the hospital to save the woman's life but the at- tending physicians say she cannot five. It is said that Spark, who makes his home in Sandusky, O., was try- ing to get Mrs. Spark to return to that city with him and it was while the couple were having words, that Mrs. Spark drank about an ounce of pure carbolic acid. Sparks called Dr. Wil- cox and every effort was made to save the woman. Hamp's auto-ambul- ance was called and she was removed to the Degraff hospital. Dr. F. W. Bentley assisted Dr. Wilcox. Mrs. Spark was formerly Mrs. Dellia Zaggel, wife of George Zaggel oi Tremont street. The couple separated about five years ago, and a little n.ore than a year ago, they were divorced. She was married about a ago to Mr. Spark and moved to Sandusky, O., where the couple lived for some time. A few months ago, according to rumors, the Sparks part- ed and Mrs. Spark returned to th e home of her mother at No. 219 Main street, where she had since lived. Mr. Spark came here about ten days ago and had been living at the same place. Mrs. Spark has one daughter, Estella Zaggel, thirteen years old. The child has been living with her grandmother on Main street.