The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-30
Mothers Chase of
Thousands Of
Miles.
FATHERS LOVE
LEADS TO THEFT
v E. Mari Runs Away With His
Own Child and is Followed
From Massachusetts,.

MUGS tOhIthSHl ana nall way
over the western ocean, drawn by
IA love of her son, came a weary
-ther Her child was secured, the
81 invoked, and last night, after three
lsaths Of untiring search, the baby
ny slept upon the breast which nur-
zrsi him. There win be legal fight
=t5Ts the father. who stole away from
As Atlantic Coast with his son, will
yye hin up, and these tropic Islands
Ell see the close of a contest for the
yza7dianshtp of a child Of New Eng
ni
summons was issued yesterday to
sgh Sheriff Brown on the complaint
4 Mrs W. e. Mari of Fail River.
Mss, directing him to notify one Wal
81 Erwin harr to appear before Judge
AaF at chambers on September 9Th at
a N. to show cause, if any he has,
sag Mrs. Narr should not be appointed
siaFaian Of her son, Harold E. Mari.
Al the same time temporary in
'iatI0n was issued ordering W. E.
A1T to refrain from molesting, dis
a'0'ng or interfering with Harold E.
fAF until the matter of guardianship
sA.i De determined by the court.
'as summons was served on Mari
'S'eFday evening by Deputy Sherif
Ae'arn' while he was eating his sup
= al The Langton House.
Ms Aarr has retained the services Of
Z" Castle and A. L. Weaver In her
sa' for her child.
'I-s' the above somewhat prosaic
4''saihgs lies a surprisingly inter
s--s story Of a man who loved his
50 'etter than mis- wife, and OF a. wife
- vas more fondly attached to her
nan to her husband. It Is a story
-'neslic infelicity exceedingly sad
:
'-e''' yet possessing a golden vein
~ runs through it from beginning
SA' the abiding love of two unhappy
ssais Tor little boy.
.+'e years ago Walter Marr and his
"feo happily enough in the town
- - River They were plentifully |
--'Ned with ryo-lliI,,
we're gladdened by the presence
-, 'ue son. Things went very we'll |
= In then. Somehow, however, a |
~. s iu'e developed, and the out
ys,,. NAe nnhappiness was that the |
h. fs agreed to disagree and Mr..
-. snt 10 New York, leaving his
r,.1 4a child at the old home.
49, '0uF months ago Mrs. Marr
sss,,. 80" nor heard anything of her
ss,r Then one day a letter came
MAJ meeting be arranged and
g ~'@ father be allowed to see his
s. s,.la'f 'f wrote back suggesting that
h ,,u meet her on a day named
qs RIVER depot. The day ar
ss.,a1 with 1t the errant husband.
e,s we're exchanged between the
y, oi4 a'ea pair. the couple visited
ssas,.r.. l'''''e' and it looked as If a
os,,,,,'h would surely be effected.
sgss ;. He afternoon Mr.. Mari sug-
=, H,,,. VIE that he should take
i ~ harold TO visit a grandpar-
MS Mari assa,+as
away. scented ana the two
,..loon wore on, dusk gave
ssasr mess, and still the anxious
81 -. a.'rd the return of her hus-
:, .i,s. mid They did not come
= 1a... nor the following day. The
ec.y ing Of the members of the
g la,5 'esI'ned to occur in a dis
ana a. months ago Walter Marr
sa,. ''sd IN Honolulu and the
Nat ~ 70 work at the Metropolis
Ssssyss ..a'Ket, where he has been ,
a since. He lodged and ,
s5ss The Langton House, Every
-, III vent TO work he left the ,
~ Aag are OF the Castle Home
~ - calling for him in the .
sai r.. In the toll of the day was |
as n man was free to pass the
Ssae.ty =. .'hpany with the atom of !
= ,ae was dearer to him than
srs.ss N the world.
'aader.,,, 'aadun ne bore the little one Z
Id n., he humored his every !.
ais vshing was too good for the :
ss9b| I've Seemed TO be Bound up 9
sHs son
af months of fruitless .