Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-04
SAYS HUSBAND IS
A CHRONIC KICKER
SPICY TESTIMONY IN THE d.
VoRcE CASE OF A COUPLE
WELL KNOWN IN ALBuoUER-
QUE,

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my husband has been a pouter for
sixteen years; he pouts all the time"
This was the declaration of Addie
l.. Gibson. the wife of Frank C. Glib
son, local fireman for the Santa Fe
Railroad company, says the San Ber-
nardiLo Times-Index.
Mrs. Gibson, who is a comely lady
in spite of sixteen years of married
life, which she strongly alleges has
been uncongenial. was on the witness
stand in Judge Bledsoe's court this
morning, testifying in her divorce suit
which was brought some time ago.
Attorney Ralph E. Swing represent
ed the plaintiff and said he had been
informed by Attorney H. Connor for
the defendant that the latter was
willing to take care of the two chill
dren.
Mrs. Gibson testified that she and
her husband were married in Albu-
querque sixteen years ago and have
resided in San Bernardino for the
past six years.
He was ugly and mean and con-
stantly pouted," testified Mrs. Gibson.
"He accused me with going out with
other men when he was out On the
road. He called me profane names
and said | belonged down on First
street and anyone else who would go
with me. He abused me and taught
M children to believe that l was
what he called me-"
Specific incidents of cruelty were
brought out by Attorney Swing. Glib
son abused her once in the presence
of Mrs. Johnson, the wife of a Santa
Fe train dispatcher. She had always
led a life of chastity, but her husband
was mean and ugly and Mrs. Gibson
called his suspicious imaginations,
which grew and grew as their mar
ried life heightened. She had kept
his abuses from her parents until the
past year when she told them ii had
been going on for years.
Mrs. Johnson was called TO the
stand and told of the affair of May
27 of this year. Mrs. Gibson and
Mrs. Johnson had been to the races
and when they returned Mrs. John
son was summoned to Mrs. Gibson's
house by telephone. She found Glib
BOZ abusing his wife and charging
that they had gone to the races to
meet two men. Mrs. Gibson wanted
Mrs. Johnson to prove that nothing
of the sort had occurred, and Gibson
had called the witness a liar.
Judge Bledsoe granted the decree
and ordered the defendant TO have the
custody of the two children as long
as he took good care of them, but II
he should neglect them they were to
be placed in the keeping OF the mother
and alimony collected from Gibson.
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