The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-29
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day OF the same month. That said
yacht was about one hundred feet
in length, OF seventy eight tons
burden, propelled only by sails, was
built and owned by the defendant
and was unfit aud inadequate for the
purposes to which it was put as
hereinafter stated. That from the
said 9th day of October, 1893, until
the month OF October, A. D. 1897,
the plaintiff lived continuously with
defendant upon said yacht, which,
during this period. sailed from Ho-
nolulu to the Tahiti Islands, reach
ing the latter in January, a. D..
1924; thence to the Samoan Islands,
arriving there about July, 1894;
thence 10 the Fiji Islands and thence
to New South Wales, reaching sgd.
ney in December, 1894, and left the
latter place in May, A. d 1895, for
the New Hebrides, making Villa
Harbor the following month; thence
cruised about the New Hebrides,
Santa Cruz and Solomon Islands
and arrived at New Britain in the
bismarck Archipelago about the
end Of December, 1895; thence ia
February, 1896, sailed for the Ad-
miralty Islands, aud after staying
there about two weeks sailed for
Japan, reaching Yokohama in May,
1896. During this last cruise and
while the plaintiff and the defend,
ant we're on the said yacht, it en-.
countered typhoon which nearly
wrecked the said yacht, aud which
carried away all its sails and did
other injuries. From May, 1896,
until July, 1897, said yacht rem aim
ed at Yokohama for refitting and
repairs, and in the latter month
sailed for Kobe, reaching the latter
place about the end OF that month.
During all this time the plaintiff not
only lived with defendant upon said
yacht as aforesaid, but with the ex
ception of about ono month at
Matupi in New Britain she usually
remained thereon at night while in
the various ports before mentioned.
LEFT The YACHT IN DESPAIR.
After reaching Kobe, as aforesaid,
plaintiff visited the interior of Jap.
an in company with defendant for
about two months, when they re-
turned to Kobe and resumed their
living upon said yacht until early in
October, 1897, when plaintiff receiv-
ed news OF the sickness of her mo-
Their, and by reason thereof took
passage by steamer for California,
leaving defendant at said Kobe, and
arrived at San Francisco about the
lat of November of the same year.
Plaintiff lived with her parents in
the United States from said Novem-
Der until about April, A. d. 1898,
During this period the defendant
remained on said yacht, and in the
meantime sailed it to Rongkong,
where plaintiff joined him early in
May, 1898, and they lived thereafter
upon said yacht until about the end
OF that month, when defendant an
nounced his intention OF proceeding
thereon to Manila. On or about the
first day of June, 1888. plaintiff OBJ.
jected to staying longer on said
yacht, and stated to defendant that
the same was unfit for her to live,
that to remain thereon was extre me-
ly dangerous and Injurious to her
health, and that it was unreasonable
for him to expect her to longer con
tinue in such place and mode OF
living; all OF which said statements
were truej but defendant insisted
that plaintiff should remain with
him on said yacht, and plaintiff
yielded to bis commands and wishes
in this respect and proceeded with
him thereon to Manila, reaching
that port in June, 1898, and thence
they sailed to Borneo, reaching
Sandakan, on that island, in August,
| 1893. and remained there about ak