The sun., 1903-02-15
Mr.. DOLE'SLIVELY HONEYMOON
HAWAIFS ATTORNEY. GENERAL
HAS GOT A DIVORCE.
Cnsrged His wife With Extreme Cruelty
she Gave Him Only One Gold Hiss
called Him Names. He Says. and
lrged Him Not to he Straitiaced

Called Him Names, lie says. and
Urged Him Not TO BE straitiaced
HONOLULU, Feb. Sin thirteen months
the only kindness my wife exhibited was
one cold kiss upon the forehead. I could
not please her. no matter how hard tried.
The only way that could please her was
by setting up the champagne
Thus testified Attorney General Dole Of
Hawaii, nephew Of Gov. Sanford B. Dole.
IN the action in which he has just secured
m absolute divorce from his wife. She
was Miss Gallag CHER Of San Francisco
and he married her a little more than
wear ago Mr. Dole described his married
life as "a hideous nightmare and a mental
hell"
Mrs Dole was formerly an Instructor
in short hand and typewriting at San
Francisco college. Mr.. Dole ia a Boston
man and came to Hawaii about eight years
ago A -on by former marriage is now
n resident Of Boston.
After their marriage the couple went for
a honeymoon trip through California
resorts. At the beginning Of their wedding
tour. so Mr. Dole related on the stand, he
informed hi. wife that he had made a will
description. except few personal effects
which had been left to his son in Boston.
Mrs. Dole objected to this, and said there
was no reason why he should not give her
all his property Immediately, as she could
take care Of it. There was much testimony
ar to repeated demands made by his wife
for his property. but to them all the husband
objected and from that moment, he said,
his wife made his life hell on earth.
After the tour through California Mr..
and Mrs. Doie came to Honolulu, where
they took up their residence for several
weeks at the summer residence of Gov.
Dole in Waikiki. Their life hero was any
thing but a pleasant dream. One incident
related by the plaintiff was that he was
getting ready for q horseback ride to the
city when his wife objected TO his wearing
q collar that be had worn the evening be-
fore.
mo gentleman she told him. would
wear a collar more than once. Gentlemen
change their linen at least once a day
and am not used to associating with men
Of your kind. Your clothes are shabby.
you don't look decent; there Is no style
about you. I am going home now. This
Is a jay town anyway
Mr.. Dole also said that his wife wanted
him to order wine at q hotel on Sunday
and he refused because II was against the
law to serve liquor on Sundays. and he a.
Attorney General could not countenance
any evasion Of the law. She told him ther
that he was too strait Laced and shs
didn't believe in such 1idealistic notions
On one occasion the pair visited the
Catholic fair in the city and Dole spent q
few dollars. When they came out Mrs
Dole told him that q San Francisco man ir
his position would have spent 500 in similar
circumstances. He told her that he had nc
private fort une and had to live on his salary
She replied that there were lots OF ways Of
making money in his position. and that h
didn't need to be so strait laced, that hs
vas fool and that all officials made money
like that"
Again, on starting out to visit so me friends
she told him that the frock coat which hs
had Just purchased looked shabby ano
was not fit to wear. He replied that h
had Just purchased it and couldn't afforo
a new one just yet. Then she called him
fool again and said there was lots Of none,
IN h, made in his rosi,ion.
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to San Francisco anH Mr. po,e wa. w.o oo,n M
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