The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-03
DOLE GETS
DIVORCE
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and had put it on again the next morn
ing for ride to town. She demonstrated
! with him and objected to his wearing
the collar. mo gentleman would wear
collar a second Time" Mr.. Dole said
his wife told him. Every gentleman
changes his linen at least once a day"
She then threatened to leave for San
Francisco saying that she was not ac-
customed to men of his kind. The plain
tiff also told of an occasion when his
from San Francisco, and he had drawn
ali of his salary, and had but ten dol
lars in his pocket, so he could not give
her the money she wanted. When he
told her this, she told him, according
to the testimony, that che had no bust
ness to be poor"
He testified further that he had given
his wife 5000 during the first two months
of their marriage, for her own use and
that he had never asked what she did
her she told him it wasn't true, that it
had been less than $500, and he had
then shown the amounts given to her. |
Mr.. Dole said that his wife had also
objected to his clothes, to the fit of his
trousers, and had told him that he |
should have his clothes made in San |
Francisco or New York. She told him |
his trousers were not decent that he
had mo style" and that she wasn't ac-
customed to associate with such men,
She referred to Honolulu as q Jay
town" and she said the people are too
slow and missionary for me" and II
won't live with you any longer"
He referred also to an occurrence at
wanted him to order liquor. and he had
old her that the laws of the Territory
it, and he as Attorney Gen
raj could not countenance any evasion
# that kind. She told him then that ,
lie was too "straightlaced," and she /
Iidn't believe in such "ideaIistic no ]
ions" I
He told also of her telling him that 5
e had lied, and he replied that the +
Doles don't lie Il would have as
Don had an enemy run a knife through :
~ body. 1t would not have hurt so ?
much as the words of my wife,
The story was told also of the visit
} the Catholic Fair with his wife where
e had spent few dollars. His wife
eproached him upon leaving for his :,
n Ill ~ -
l San Francisco in his position would
ave spent a hundred dollars there. He
I'D her that he couldn't do it, having
My a salary, and no independent for
Inc. She replied that he was fool
nd there were lots of ways to make
oney in his position, that ali officials
ID. She told him then. that he was Il
altogether too straightlaced" for her. b
e said that one evening he had worn u
Prince Albert recently purchased, and Il
lie told him il was shabby and mot C,
TO wear" He told her then that W
= couldn't afford new one on his o.
larry. Then she told him again that et
ere was lots of money to be made in
s position, and he was a fool for not
ing it. He said in reply that he would CT
re on bread and water, and his wife II
ould have to do the same, before he la
ould take penny in that way. She as
piled: THAT sounds nice but it does Yea
t buy things &C
Then he told of her continued threats W
leave him, and finally he advised her &c
on and snand Cbris+rnas m homo w
hich she agreed to do. There had :;
.en talk also on her part of better az