Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
Former Resident of Douglas Loses His Wife at
 Phoenix.
NEW MEXICO BROTHER
 HAD BIG GUN.
Mrs, Sagui Still Is Enamored of Her First Love and Re- fuses to Look at Husband No. 2, Who WeepS,

David Saqui, the young newspaper man who left the city recently be- cause his wife was showing more love for a former husband than for him, came back last night and today the girls brother. a MT. Greenwood, of Alamogordo, New Mexico, went to the
 place where she and her former hus-
 band are and got her, says the Phoe-
 nix Gazette.
 He came prepared to take her home,
 and brought a big siX-shooter to pro-
 tect himself in case the former hus-
 band objected.
 The Gazette contained the story of
 the troubles of the Saquis several
 days ago. It now develops that hus- band No. not only stole the woman's affections from SaQui. but gave him a
 good whipping and threw him out of
 his own house. Saqui then went to the brother and came here with him. Greenwood went to the sheriff's of. flee this morning and asked for a man to go with him to the girls house He said he wasn't afraid of the man whose name is Cobum, but he didn't want 10 have to kill him. He stated that he was going to take his sister home, regardless. and if an officer did not go with him he would take his six. shooter along.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank King went out l with him, but neither Cobum nor the Saqui woman were there. Later they 1 found Cobum. who was friendly, and invited Greenwood out to lunch with him. Greenwood went, but he kept his eye on Cobum. There was no trouble l though. and Greenwood came back
 with his sister, and is going to take her back to New Mexico. She has wealthy relatives there.
 Mrs. Saqui, whose name was Green.
 wood. was married to Cobum in New Mexico, where he went under the
 name of Gibson. He is Kentuckian, and when he left there the sun wasn't
 shining and he found it convenient to adopt another name when he reached
 this country. After he had lived with
 his wife while, and the honeymoon
 began to get threadbare, Gibson, alias Cobum, got to punching the face of his wife. Finally they were divorced, but some time ago he went back there and the two eloped, she dressing in mans clothes.
 Although they lived together here, they never took the trouble to marry
 again. After a time the newress of things again wore off, and Cobum left here. During his absence the woman
 and Saqui met. The story of how they married and then had their happi-
 ness ended by the appearance of Co. bum has already been told.
 Today when Mrs. Saqui saw her lawful husband down town she refused
 to recognize him. She is going back
 to New Mexico with her brother, un, less she has a plan to dodge him, but | there seems to be a fire in her heart
 for Cobum still. They are an odd look | ing pair. He is a great big, double jointed fellow, six feet and three inch.
 es high, and she is a little thing, not
 over four feet high.
 Her brother brought her down this afternoon and introduced her to the | officers in the sheriffs office. Saqui 1 was there, but she refused ito speak to | him. When she walked out the boy
 bowed his head and wept. Evidently
 he has a tender regard for the woman ! Her sister in New Mexico hopes to
 reconcile the young couple. She ad vised Saqui against asking for a di | virce, and he has taken her advice.