The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-12

VII NAY y TUE aiuSE
message~in its Associated Press service
reading Warrant bigamy beserver.
1t could not be Interpreted and
eabled repetition which. this paper cali
ed for made it no clearer. Yesterday 5 |
files show that resident of Honolulu,
then unknown to the Advertiser, was
the man meant.
The Chronicle and Examiner of May
6, both contain long articles on the
charges Of bigamy preferred by Mrs.
Stella La Rou Server of Saginaw,
Mich, against Bert Server, now of Ho-
nolulu, and who is connected with the
Rayol Hawaiian Garage, as head man IN
the mechanical department. The Ex-
aminer's account is as follows:
tsPursuing her reereant husband
twenty-five hundred miles across the
continent from Michigan to California
only to And that the man had lied TO
Honolulu with another woman who be-
lieves herself to be his bride, Mrs
| Stella La Rou Server is in San Fran
cisco pausing few days for-evidence
1 before she takes up again the world
| wide chase.
| .sMrs. Server asserts that she is the
| deserted wife of Bert E. Server, Tor
| merly of the Server-French automobile
garage All SIS Golden Gate avenue. The
| second marriage, by reason OF which
the fugitive was able to persuade an
/ other woman to share his flight, MIS-.
Server alleges was contracted Win
Miss Anna Fay at San Rafael October
liz. The pursuing wife asserts that thls
marriage was bigamous, and after she
told her story to the police YESTERDAY
on her arrival here she declared that
she would resume the pursuit and fol
low the couple to the end OF the Worid
! | in order to bring Server to justice.
+ aShe announced that she would take
passage on the next steamer for the ~
lands and confront her husband Witt
the evidences of his duplleity. She wa
advised that the bigamy, IT such
felony had been committed, was gov
erned by the laws of this State an
!. that the offender would have to q
. prosecuted here. Mrs. Server NO.
n agreed to this program and announce
i that she would swear out warran
| for Server arrest here, and that sh
/ would visit central police station toda
for that purpose. She hopes to haV
an officer of the law accompany ne
1 on her trip to Honolulu to serve tn
n warrant.
II Mrs. Anna Fay Server, the seeon
wife. IS a sister of Mrs. John Jamieso
of 20 Broderick street, and a dlstai
cousin of Charles, Philip and Stanle
Fay. the first of whom was secrefal
III tn former Mayor James D. Phelan, an
/ 4 afterwards secretary of the Board
1 Supervisors. AS Miss Anna Fay 81
| / went to Nevada and served term
| 4 clerk in the Nevada Legislature, al
III fterward married there. Her marrlat
did not prove happy one and she Sc
arated from her husband and resume
her maiden name. With the openlr
HI nf the Manx Hotel in this city she ni
HlI the position Of telephone operate
which she left to become the bride
iii Server. who had been paying her cou
Id for more than year.
II The Chronicles account is as e
lows:
Ill Mrs. stella Server called at poll
iii headquarters yesterday with u
III brother with the intention OF sWearli
Hi e,rt ! warrant for the arrest OF q
!. husband. Bert E.. Server, on char'
- of bigarny, but she was too late
the Judges having gone for the ia
~ she said she would swear to the cor
4 plant tomorrow morning, as she w
u determined to prosecute.
Mrs. server threw more light We
4 terday on the proceedings that pr
coded her husbands marriage to MI
Il Anna Fay early in February She sa
III after their marriage in June, 190z,
I Standish. Mich, she and her huspal
i lived happily together until
z parents began to make trouble and
Ill left her July 5, 1904. for this city, w
Z the promise to send for her IN y
months His father had machl
4 shop in Standish.
Server corresponded with her I'm
- the end of 1904, but did not acce
= her frequent hints to send for ner
to provide her with money TO suppe
her. as she had been compelled to II
-, with her parents After 1904 Serv
icy did not write to her, ana she nea
,rs nothing further about him until Apl
1906. when she was served with II
tice that he had applied for a dlVof
ag. on the ground of desertion Then cal
- the earthquake. and fire, and the
pers were destroyed.
wi Eighteen months ago she reeelv