The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-02

After the noon recess DR.. Miner re /
,umed the stand. He said DR.. Wood, |
1f England, had treated his wife Tor |
necrosis of the ethmoidal bone OF the |
nose: he said ne never struck Mrs MI |
ner. so that he could not have caused |
that disease. as she had suggested:
ne said there had never been scene
or fracas about Gladys school Dill;
the assault in bed was totally denied;
he swore ne could not recall any trou
BILE about Gladys leaving toys on ;
chair. but he might have reprovet
her. because he always taught ms
child TO be neat and tidy; did not re-
call getting Gladys out OF ped; sala
he had frequent trouble with his wife
over the telephone, but he could nos
recall any special incident; IT mad
been arranged that certain trades
man was to be called up at certain
hour. but his wife would almost IN
yariably miss it; he had often urged
her to answer the telephone; i say 1t
TO nv shame" said the doctor, that
have told my wife to shut up ana Cali
ed her damn fool" Il deny that l
ever struck her on the head" The Cen
ter trouble then came up; they were
friends of DR.. Miner and as there was
no room at the hotel he invited them
to mis- house; when he went nome
he found the rooms, he said regret
fully dirty and untidy; he called d
servant and himself helping her, the
rooms were gotten ready.
Denies Striking His Child.
He said he never spanked Gladys
numerically nor any other chiiu
declared he never struck his VIE VIII
lis fist, but he might have pusneu hei
aside with his hand; he did not re
member that. even; he did try TO ols
cipline his child, but never kicked nel
and never beat her; said ne ne'e4
kicked his wife or any one else on ih'
head. SAID he had weighed as mgh a
$50 but now weighed lfo; SAID he Wa
nrettv strong, but not an athiete' ue
lnled that he even hiShSo
hin or elsewhere, having never klcS
ed her in his life; not on any part
1.-THE body; then the doctor related nov
GLADYS. scared by jumping jack, Tx
child jumped backward and broke
\ doll; said he did not punish her the
and never had thought OF doing SO
he said she went to ped without Kiss
ing him and he talked to her about u
he did punish her for misoenaVio
using a clothes. not flesh, brush ou
il was not cruel nor merclfui'
sometimes spanked her; he though
the hare hand would hurt more than
nr,,sh hack: said Gladys never ha
anv black-and-blue spots from pea
lngs.
He said he had forbidden Glads
eating unpeeled mangoes, because u
essential oil in the skin causes sore
and swellings of lips and race I'D
,-o7ped her and told her if she she dl
so he'd punish: he found her vioia'ln
b;s orders threw ..e mango out OF GO
r.;ndow and nunished her, for her oW
good he did not punish her orutaii
Sa said on this occasion ana new
Ala so. he had no recollection OF I'll
ou;eator pear incident; said 1t was
oo,nmon thing to have alligator peal
and ether fruits served that hau oe-
Bsnoiled by neglect: said he did are.
alligator pears with claret ana susa
Makes Counter Accusations.
Tho incident of the sewing the gu
ron IN the coat. he said he had N
struck his wife on the arm had u
struck her at all or kicked her. WI
his shoes or anything else; at tlme
he said. she grew very violent. wou
,auph scream. cry and develop ny
H,er;. throwing herself on the oeo
chairs and even on the floor, from
of which she could easily have oru
as and black-and-blue spots; II s.
had any bruises that | innicteo' 50
toe doctor. they resulted from myfo'
Y ing her down on the edge OF the D
ar chair hut not from kicks or blow
~ than came a dissertation on circu
tion which causes black-and-oi
spots. said before they were MARI
holding her arm would cause bruis
on her arm. he denied assaultins
wife about the butter dish, did not
mn that he would smash hershead. col
no, have done so as there was no "
% there TO smash il against; oid I
sick his wife on that occasion
~ never kicked Gladys nor her motnel
related how they picnicked when
rs three DAYS they had no servant
WAYS ate most meals at Hawaiian
OIL tel: he said when his wife wasih !"
les fever she was deiirious and very
:. fectionate then: he nursed her
two or three days, until nurse
procured. she urged employing y
Rhoads. saying. You can't sta
this said he never kicked his '
out of bed: he said. she never COO
il meal Of victuals in her life. nor
nk She
1T d.. Miner said he found Giaf