The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02
YRS. GLADDENS GLAD.
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Name Gets Divorce.
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Notes of the Courts.

4 kftserIy-contested divorce case brist-
-. Nth elimination and recrimination.
-. Yesterday decided by Judge Humes.
issss the suit Of ConstancEa Giadinowsh
:. r,sdore Glsdinowski. begun last July.
i. preliminaries being heard by
rxAgs Langley. After listening 10 the
s..,snony Judge HINES granted the wife
.divorcs and 800 alimony.
The couple were married August 4,
IFS. ct Jersey City. and the story Of
svsnty years of married life reveals many
family Jar There are no children The
eompssint charged the husband at all
tmes during the term OF welded i'm
ksicisy with treating his wife In q cruel
sad inhnrnan manner. calling her vile
Games. accusing her OF faithIessness and
frequently striking and beating her, par
,ieuIsrly on July %. when bis treatment
4 .ssd to have greatly injured her health
sad 10 have placed her life in great leap
ordy. The lesser misdeeds were said to
have been interpreted with threats to
Ri. and, all told, the relations OF the two
xers such as TO make ~ impossible for
them 10 live together.
The husband had q different story to
ff5- us HHhErI sft o1b su8t ZIG u al
I'D man OF 81" laborer engaged in
esrdening and truck farming for the past
four years. two years at Columbia and
t.o In South Seattle. He has shortened
The name Gladiuowskl to Giaddens At
III times since the marriage. he said, he
had provided for his wife by the" sweat Of
bis face. and had always been kind,
Coreiving and dutiful husband. while
hss wife had been In no sense true, faith
III or deserving. her only duty regularly
performsd having been to live of OF his
hsrd-esrned wages. he charged her with
being 80 habituaI drunkard, and that re-
pes.ediy during their married life she had
lived in open and riotous adultery with
other men. During the past four years
especially she deserted her husband and
positively refused to live with him ''afar
from the Wild designations of wicked city
IN the quiet solitude of . poor farmers
humble shack" and also during that time
she frequsntsd "low dives and concert
bells. where the scum of creation congre-
gates.
About eight years ago, the husband
charged, his wife lived in open adultery In
Philadeiphis with a man named Tony
Groski and sfierward followed her para
mour into Tennessee. Gladdens, after o
lapse Of FIVE months, upon her repent
snce, sent her 81 to return to him, and he
received her again into his home in viola
ton Of his peace of mind and happiness of
heart.
Mrs. Gladinowski alleged that she was
wholly without means of support, and
unable to- work for living because OF
abuse and mistreatment. She said that
shs believed her husband had money Sc
GREETED. and further charged him with
fraudulently transferring his property IN
order that shs might be forestalied should
she bring SUIT. She also charged him with
being drunkard and gambler. She asked
10 be awarded all the property. consisting
Of certain mortgages. notes, hogs, horses,
poultry and growing crops. She further
alleged that her husband was an able
bodied man of ~.
Gladdens replied to these allegations
By giving a detailed statement of his
business affairs. From the testimony
here was evident incompatibility of tenn
per. to say nothing Of the more serious
The divorce was accordingly
granfed.