The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-03

die that he had Ave h..
and a bungalow in SUM sas.. i
She told Of his son s0uil
State Prison and comet se'iis
maintained that her .as
pay the $1,000 that h. sas..
when she married h,,, asfe
diction to preyiou. nun saa., u
Gqmbleton to The e, sfss.'nSp
told her to have the ' dsss . y, !!
place made in his ns ra y I!
b!eton said that she I has VA
directed her to and had ad' 40 a9'
out in her name and l ~. aaa
She said that he had us ISL. aaa
bank book to obtain 1, a maven
the place in Arson. 'i sho =
ing upstairs to get som ne %. .0la
Mr.. Gumbleton after bin 'abl
.a' nea IRON State Prison :,
had inquired of her adoo.,
his son who slept in sspos
II they had clothing eno pa.s''
beds as they had retirsS
stairs for her husbands ~
that he had sworn al hs, IS 4!
4
evidence showed that ~.
there was somethingg s' x,a 3
her and her husbands 81
regard to moving the bed = ~
him when she finally left ~.
Anson, Mrs. Gumbleton ~. ~
husband wouldn't get mn
have the bedstead and bedss
was her property, that sbs y
to lift him from the bed ~
tempted to help to carry
sstairs.N but he had attemn..s
her from doing so and sha Z
to the men who were ~;
goods to help. Witnes,
had left him with BEDDING
food for him. and left =
wood so that he would be ~
The cross examination aec2
siderable time. Mrs. Guml
THAT the house at Binghan
fixed up in accordance win
bleton's wishes and that n,
had $1,000 in the bank at N.
their marriage. She said
husband had threatened tn I
head off and had deceived i
said that he didn't pay her
| week but $1,000 except oncs
had paid her $1,000. Sh,I
that she had been twice M
when questioned by Mr.. d
attorney relative to her first
she said that her first husl
gotten a divorce from het
questioned as to what the n
the divorce were Mrs. GumI
piled that she did remember
he got bis divorce on 4
grounds that every other ma,
Mrs. Hall, the mother OF n
bleton, testified that Mr.. d
had said in her presence
daughter should have $1,000
she was his wife and in an,
/ Mr.. Gumbleton who sat NEAR
some accusation "You cant
Under cross examination !
said that her daughter hal
| note of 800 and interest fu
| husband, Mr.. Gumbleton In
mony having alleged that sod
money went to pay notes Of
father.
Fred Mclaughlin, adopted
Mrs. Gumbleton told of uni
ness in the Gumbleton nd
saying that Mr.. Gumbleton h,
en- his fists in his mothers (
called her names. Mrs. N
Moscow, housekeeper for
Smith, testified to certain
tions heard between Mr..
! Gumbleton and Mrs. Stew
Gumbleton's daughter, testl
Mr.. Gumbleton appeared to
mother to come back and
| them. it being claimed that
asked her to intercede for, hi
| Gumbleton was recalled
he never had asked Mrs. 81
try to get her mother to "a
and denied other allegationl
testimony in this case contain
unusual and some laughabl
tons. Judge Dunn has not
dered his decision in the mat
Frank Dudley was ordereI
$1,000 per week for one yea
support Of his wife and child
ordered to recognize in tn
5000 which he did.
BONDS FOR KING SET AZ
William King of The Forks
ted for an assault with an
rape a young girl. was SEM
not less than five nor more
years in State Prison, ID
recommending ten years.
was filed to set the verdict
this being overruled an apl
taken and bonds were p
| $4,000. Clerk Of Court
Seekins was appointed to
| during vacation.
| TWENTY DIVORCES GRI
The following divorces wei
ed during the term;
sThelma M. Lands of Sta1
Joseph B. Lands OF stark
IRENE cruelty. II
John r. Martin OF Maa'
Nora A. Martin of Madison
terry.
Walter J. Scott oil MOTT,
from Cynthiu H. Scott OF sAJ
for cruel and abusive trealm
Edna Emma Beane OF Emu
Vassar Beane of Bingham,
desertion. Name changed
! Emma Skillings with )uasl
| costs taxed at $4,000 anu
to issue against the lloelee