The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-26

Countess at Singapore, alone, unpro-
eteu' without money or other means
vi subsistence and without any place Of
apoue' Inc Countess stay at Singa-
pore was brief. She applied to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haggin.
ana they furnished her with the means
I'D return to the United States.
Marr'oo Life on the Tolna.
The loL $ cruise of the Tolna with
her many hairbreadth escapes and the
many adventures of her owners, pass
rom the realm of the romantic" and
uellghttul AS they have been char
dcterlZed by the admirers of the titled
couple-to crueities as set down in the
complaint. The cruelty charge is a
complete itinerary of the couple and is
as exact as seaman's logbook. 1t runs
as follows:
mat from the date of their said mar
rage until October 8, 1893, the plaintiff
ana defendant, during most of the
tlme' lived with the parents Of plaintiff
at the house of her said parents in the
SAID city and county of san Francisco
and made their home at that place OF
abode. That on said 9th day of Octo-
plan IF and d .fendant left said
city and county for the Hawaiian ISL
ands upon the yacht Tolna and reached
the port OF Honolulu on the goth day
Oh 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 bv
the defendant and was unfit and made
quate for the purposes to which IL 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 defen-
dant upon said yacht, which. during
mis- period sailed from Honolulu to the
Iahltl Islands, reaching the latter in
January, A. ID. 1894; thence to the Sa-
moan Islands, arriving there about
July, 1874; thence to the Fiji Islands
and thence to New South Wales. reach
ing sydney in December, 1894. and left
the latter place in May, A. ID. 1895 for
the New Hebrides, making Villa Har-
Dor the following month; thence cruis-
ed about the New Hebrides, Santa Cruz
and Solomon Islands and arrived al
New Britain in the Bismarck Archipe.-
ago about the end OF December. 1895:
thence in February, 1896, sailed for the
Admiralty Islands, and after staying
there about two weeks sailed for Jap,
an, reaching Yokohama in May, 1896.
During this latter cruise and while the
plaintiff and the defendant were on
the said yacht, it encountered a ty-
phOon which nearly wrecked the said
yacht, and which carried away all its
sails and did other injuries. From
Nay, 1896, until July, 1897, said yacht
remained at Yokohama for refitting
and repairs, and in the latter month
sailed for Kobe, reaching the latter
place about the end OIL 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 one 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 Japan
in company with defendant for about
two months. when they returned to
Kobe and resumed their living upon
said yacht until early in October, 1897
when plaintiff received news OF the
sickness of her mother, and by reason
thereof took passage by steamer for
California, leaving defendant at said
Kobe and arrived az San Erapniooo