Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-11
MRS. HANK|S0N
 GETS AL|MONY Judge Elliott Orders Dr. Hankison to Give S1OO for the Support of his Wife CHARGES ARE MADE Attorneys For Defendant Ask For Amended Complaint to Make
 Charges More Explicit.
CHARGES ARE MADE

Following the filing of motion for alimony and to require the plaintiff Dr. Q. C. Hankison, the prominent lo- cal physician who filed suit for di- vorce from his wife, Mrs. Emma Mil Ter Hankison. in the Jefferson chan cery court Thursday. to provide ali. mony, Judge John M. Elliott, yes terday, at the request of her attorneys Major N. T. White and Taylor and Jones, ordered Dr. Hankison to pay his wife $1oo immediately for her support
 Judging from the petition of coun- sel for Mrs Hankison, filed yesterday asking that the plaintiff amend his original complaint to make his charges more explicit, the case will be one of the most interest ng and possibly sensational ever heard here, Involving two prominent residents
 In the motion for alimony Mrs Han- kison charges that her husband is the over of a large amount of real and personal property in this city. Tn ad- dition to an income of about $500 per month from his practice With an income from other sources, says the defendant, his income will aggregate about $700 or $500 per month
 During the:r married life, accord ing to the defendant, she was pro- vided with board, clothing and other necessary expenses, and B per week for her personal expenses by the plaintiff. She admits living with her husband until December 29, 1910, when. she charges, he absented him self from the:r home and refused to return. He continued to pay her the $5 per week, however, until Jan uary 16, 1911, when he ceased to send her. any means and since that time has neglected, failed and refus. ed to pay her board and personal ex- penses.
 According to her petition the plair tiff repeatedly notified her in writ ing and otherwise that he never in tended to live with her any more and tried to induce her, upon terms, to consent to divorce. which she re- Nn 61vy fo do Fh.f her refusal to submit to his terms be ceased to pay her board or the usual g per week allowance or any other expenses of herself, which left her entirely destitute of all means. whatever. and that she has been mainly supported and maintained by the kindness of her mother and sis ters. She says she has no means with which to employ counsel or SUD- port or maintain herself in any man. ner whatever. She has selected Ma. jcr N T. White and Taylor and Jones as counsel. Tn addition to the coun- gel fees, she says, she will be re quired to eNpend a large sum of lns- ney for procuring witness and talk ng testimony.
 The plaintiff prayed for a suitable sum as alimony the amount to be fixed by the court, and asked that the plaintiff be required to pay her sup- port pending the suit. The petit en- CT asked that her husband be requ'r- ed to derosit s2O0 to guarantee at fees.
 In the motion, requiring the plain tiff to amend his complaint or file a bill of part culars Mrs. Hankison's attorneys ask that Dr. Hankison make his charges more definite that he be required to show in what manner CT way the unreasonable jealousy af- l fected him.
 The defendant asks the court to be i more explicit in showing what place and under what circumstances the de 1 'endant manifested "unmer ted re- ports" toward him, ard what was lone and said at the time, and how 3he defendant treated him with 'stud- ed neglect
 The defendant also asks the court 1 o compel her husband, in his amend d complaint or bill Of particular n show when and in what manner she offered any ind gnities to tho plaintiff.
 IN. J. Can't, of the firm of Coleman B Can't, who represent Dr. Hankisor. stated yesterday that their client haa NO objection to giving his wife ali nony and support at this tme. Ire , ,ttorneys fer Mrs Hankison will sr- rue their motions before Judge FL iott next week, Ir bis petition fi'- .d Thursday for divorce. Dr. Hank's ,on states that he always provided Tor his wife, gave liberally for her