New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
Called HIN A FAILURE.
co HENRY ] GIELOW TESTIFIED. HIS
WIFE UPBRAIDED HIM.
SHE HAS SUED FOR A sEPARATIoN-HE NAYS
THAT MONEY WAS THE CAUSE OF
THEIR NOT AGREEING.

THEIR NOT AGREEING.
,,,,o q, Testimony in the suit Of Martina D
c,.iou, f,r a separation from Henry j. Gieio" oe-
cupied the entire day yesterday at Speca' Ie'' VA
the Supreme Court. before Justice OSBORNE Inc "
PENDANT il one OF the best-known naval a'o"iu'c ,
and engineers in New-York State, ana Is o'''0'A'
.,s,re- n, the Atlantic Yacht Club. He lives now
in u.nry-st Mrs Gie.ow is pretty woman anu
look. hardly Cd enough to be the mother OF her
hnd-.r In, afieon years old. and Roland
,,,-,.an wears old. Una .at with her mother III
IA. courtroom The plaintiff was surrounded ny /"
number Z women and "A few men SymP"'
Mrs Gio.ow was born in tho South ana was '"''
rl,l 20 the defendant who was then empoyeu d. "
.,., engineer in the United States service. In
cie.asDorough. Ala. on February y 1871 j" l'''
,e..~ ann North. and Mr.. Gleow opened an once
.s ,,va, architect In New-York and elook up MS
no,c I'm Clln,on-ave. A year afterward he took MS
yIf. 70 A boarding house at No $40 Chhtoh-s''' anu
they lived there until the separation
Mr. G,,ow said that there had been differences
/ between hor husband and herself FOR some uihe oe
for. th.v s.uara,cd but she declared that they had
nothlrg 70 30 with money matters. she sao 'n"'
matter, finally came 10 a head in conversation
h..y.,, ,h. defendant and herself on June y last
She had her trunks packed and was ready to start
for n watering pace She asked her husband wherc
sh. should go and ne told her he dii not care
Then n. lntimtiei - her that they woud pc''e'
SEPARATE II WAS impossible for rim 10 Keep up '"e
,r.tence that he cared FOR her any longer ana ne
offered her the opportunity OF signing articles Of
separation and said he would pay her " "eeh
Mrs G.ciow says she signed the papers under
protest AMI went away to the country Her nus
band dd not keep up his payments OF 50 a week.
and headed that unable 10 DO 50. r vi ~,
when she came back to brooklyn she touli tne'
ne had giv"n up the rooms IN Cl.nton-st, aI'hous"
he had promised her that he would Keep them.
The defendant admitted that he hnd designer
many yachts and that he received fair coHlpeHs1-
lion for doing so He made something out OF MS
position "a mrasurer Of the Atlantic fachi CiuD
and he had been engaged in engineering work Tor
several firms The plaintiff then rested her case,
and a motion 10 dismiss having been denied, the
defendant was continued on IN" stand IN MS own
behalf lie said that Mrs Gelow had been mis-
taken when sh. said that money had not been tnc
PRINCIPAL cause OF the differences between thein ne
reciied what occurred ut several conversations ne
fore Mrs. Gielow went II the country Inc matter
OF their separation had been brought up Detofe tnc
conversation OF June 20 In fact, when ne ,oia HeI
that he was pressed for money, she reproacheu MN
with being a failure said he seemed 10 De unhpe 10
support his family and finally burst out win the
question why he did not give her chhhce 10 set d
divorce He advised her 20 20 TO DAKOTA anu ee'
one but she said she must have her divorce III New
York and on the statutory grounds, Ihat, ne .oIi
her she would never get When the agreement Oh
separation was signed. she said to him -,
you never need bother your head about me asai"'
I'm done with you"
The trial will be continued on Monday.