El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

and mother. a young brother and two
sisters, living at $500 Bliss street and
her husband and little son, who also
live there, as well as a brother and
sister in Dallas and another brother
at Henderson Tex. The GibsOns moved
into the Crutcher home about a month
ago. on the earnest solicitation OF Mr..
and Mrs Crutcher, after son, Tom
Crutcher. left home for east Texas. as
there was plenty OF room and Mrs
Crutcher and Mrs Gibson were very
much devoted Tom is now travelling
with a quartet on a vaudeville circuit
and was in Henderson. Tex. Saturday
when he received the news Of the
tragedy. Harry Gibson. a brother, and
Mrs Lura Roberts, a married sister,
live in Dallas Misses Edith and Helen
Crutcher are the two sisters living
here. Richard is the young brother
living here
When the tragedy occurred. Miss
Edith was down town for supper with
Joe Sheldon. Afterwards they took a
ride and they did not learn Of the az
fair until four hours after IL had Oc-
Cured, when they returned home at
II o'clock, just as the undertakes were
bringing in the dead body. The shock
to the young girl was very severe.
Relatives Of Gibson.
Mr.. Gibson has no relatives here. but
his father and a sister and half brother
survive him in Dallas His half broth
night; also his brotherinIaw, A. S.
Wagner. who formerly lived in FL PasO
and was then general agent Of the
Texas & Pacific railway here. MI.
Wagner is now manager Of a big trans
fer company in Dallas
Mrs. J. ID. SwOpe, tep-grandmOther
OF Mrs. Gibson, step-mother of Mrs.
Crutcher, arrived Sunday night from
AlamogordO and viii remain until after
the funeral In addition to Mr.. Gibson
brother and brotherinlaW, who will ar
rive tonight some brothers and sisters
Of Mrs. Gibson viii arrive either to-
night or tomorrow morning.
CaTen was formerly employed as a
real estate salesman for Hawkins Bros,
but lately had been in business for
himself, first being q member Of the
firm Of Caven Bros. then Of the firm of
Stewart, TraylOr & Caven, with offices
in the Mills building. Besides the two
sisters who were In the house at the
time Of the shooting another sister,
Miss Agnes Caven, survives him; also
Tom. the brother who was in business
here with him; Dave another brother,
and his mother. all living now in Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson were very de-
voted to each other and their home
life had always been beautiful Gibson
always boosted that they were ''chums,"
which, he often said, was his idea Of SUI
prene happiness for a married couple
His pet name for his wife was Fair
One" Only a few days ago he was
talking to some friends about how he
had always liked to travel good deal
and that she had always been agreeable
to his moods IN changing from place to
place and had been so companionabIe
She had not the slightest fear of harm
from Caven or any idea that he had
not forgotten his old love, until he ap-
preached her Saturday. She had fire.
Quently remarked to acquaintances that
she did not care to have Caven himself
come to the house so often. as he was
a drinker and she did not like the in
fuence on her husband However, she
said that she had always liked his fam
lily and was doing her best not to Of
fend him because of the family.