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

IS Mrs. Miner has already related II
re said that that day was the happsest
sasy had ever spent together on "a
Getting He denied in detail all sc-s
Of alleged cruelty On that trip or =
California hotel on their return,
said MS wife had black ere but AZ
had not given il 10 her and that ne
vas rs much surprised as any one
when he saw her wearing goggles /
/ neither at the California hotel nor
anywhere else hare sver struck my |
xife With nv ist OF ether instrument
said he
/ 4 Sensational Letter.
/ At this point Mr. Magooa offered Is
/ introduce 3 lzs.er written By Mrs MI
asr To Dr. Soule-
/ Tremendous objections by Siiliman-
The court. which had read the let
Ter. wanted TO know the object OF its
/ orer-
Because IL will throw light on the
subject. said Mr. Magcon. il will dis
credit her statement and show that
she was not conducting herself as
dutifuI wife as alleged in the CON
plant
Mr.. Siliiman's objection was over
/ ruled and Mr. Aagoon started TO read
the Letter He got as far as Aug 20
1885 when the interested parties
with malice prepense. agreed to CON
slider the letter read" whereat there
was great JOY within the holy of holes
in the Temple of Justice. with a cor
responding Low barometer among the
Uitianders who were on the qui we
for good thing
II was shown that DR.. Soule was for
merly surgeon OF the Australia and
the doctor said he found it on stand
in his house: the letter is an exhibit.
but beyond the reach OF the common
herd; the doctor fatty contradieted
his wife on number Of points, includ
ing the horse-holding and cape-throw-
ing scene and the COTE cup incident;
said he did not classify mis- wife with
live stock. by calling her "jackass-
nor did he hit her: the untidy condi-
ton of the spare bedroom annoyed
him. when Marie was there, and
5 wrangle ensued; he said he did not
say ne would kill her, (meaning his
j yifel, but told Marie, the servant, 4
e she could not keep the house cleaner
: ne wouldn't keep her: the wife said
d Marie had too much TO do, and the doc
= tor said he thought the spare bedroom
n was hardly the place to do the iron.
"a - sryl& how -tgari
c his wife out of the way. but didn't
it strike her: never said he'd break ev
erv bone in her body" said he never
/ emptied a bottle or bottles of ice wa
l ter on his wife. but did throw wha
u was left in his glass at her; said NJ
e couldn't restrain his anger; it was th'
Is look Of his wife rather than what sh'
DC said that angered him.
he The Red and White Varieties.
et How did she look?" asked Mr.. Ma
COON. Her face was red. said tn
lie doctor. "she stared with set eye:
which had a wild gnsten to them,
look that made my blood creep. me-
Us err saw her like that only when sh
u had an attack of jealousy.
IN 1t may be recalled that Mrs. Mine
er testified that there were two kinds
re- faces in anger, the red and the whit
Is and that the doctor was of the viii
Ief variety. The doctor said his wife W;
'er of the red variety and to the outsid
ne il looks as though the two varieti
as did not mix well.
as He accused his wife of having bee
de- unfair to the court when on Fridi
ne she showed a seat at the table whi'
OK she usually occupied, when in ia
Oh she usually sat directly opposite L
oW miner; the doctor denied the sofa
Ike cident: on several occasions VIII
"a busy he had pushed her away fro
len his office door, using his hand, but ne
So er struck her a blow with the inte
1873 ton of doing her an injury; ma
IT, charges she had brought against I
ioi doctor were categorically denied, So
out he had never used foul language
his wife, and never kicked her; [
snt sugar stock incident was rehears
and considerably modified, with alb
lad lutte denials of harsh treatment, kic
eat or cuffs.
When the doctor came to tell n
iys 70 cal, whom he earned that his CHI
the had left him. too, and when he thous
res nj how she came to say good-by
had him. he all unconscious of her though
did and intentions. then, it was touchi
ing and most pathetic picture he drew
tue came TO him after dinner. late. NJ
'Wn Gertz, the servant. withholding the
Ally <on,+;o, for = season He told
yer his visit to the hotel, his implori
the GLADYS to see him, his trip TO the
anda. and that through the wind
ars he saw Mrs Lakeland. In this c.
cen nection he contradicted his wife.
ess swore the light in the room had be
gar extinguished as soon as she heard
automobile.
but The doctor said he denied hayi
NOT treated his wife with gross and
not IRENE cruelty; that ne had not oea'
WIN or kicked her and never used foul a
mes, profane language beyond what he |
'uid stated. This in response to the anne
nys- ed bill. and in reply to the nth sect
eos, of that bill he said that he had no
all eusation to bring against the chas'
'uis- of his wife. that he did not think
she was dutiful and that she was not an
said ,;on.ta
orc Court adjourned until 10 o'ci