The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-11
MARRIED FOR MONEY
lNO IS CAST OFF
HENRY CLARK rAiIs TO DEPEND
DIVORCE SUIT TESTIMONY
SENSATIONAL.

] NH NHIH Does ANH eve NNANM was ANNWNNL
In divorce from Henry q. Clark bv
Judge w. u. Robinson yesterday and
Z vus given permission 90 resume the
nHmc of preier The marriage was dis
/ solved by reason Of extreme cruelty
and failure on Clark 5 part 60 provide
suitable maintenance.
b Leibulu kcokoknlolc, divorced wife
of Morris Kcokokalole. former private
secretary OF Prince Cupid. figured in
the testimony Joe Leaf said he saw
! Clark and Leihulu at luau at Koloa
/ and Clark was acting in an affection.
ate nmnnor towards the woman. Loal
said he went into the parlor Of house
and saw Leihulu on a couch and Clark s
head was in her lap.
Henry T. Hughes, driver of an auto,
said Clark took him and another man
into Mrs. Clark s house at o clock
one morning, after a, poi supper. While
they were ioshing about raising things
Clark said, in the presence Of nus wife,
that she was too old to raise any chill
dren. Mrs. Clark was mortified and
answered;
"Nou knew ! was old before mar.
ried you; you married me TO pay your
fine
Witness said he left the house, as
he did not want to be with anyone who
insulted lady.
Mrs. John Wright of Palama said
she lived next door to Leihulu and saw
Henry Clark go to the latter 5 house
at all hours and had seen him leave
early in the morning.
Mrs. Clark Testifies.
Mrs Clark testified she was the
widow of August Dreier. Shortly be-
fore she married Clark she said she
had talk with him about Beihulu and
he told her he was going TO ask Lei.
hulu S permission to marry her. Lei.
hulu said it was all right, MS Clark
was a man without means. She heard
that Lelhulu was a divorced woman.
After the marriage, when she COM
planned to Clark about his still going
with the other woman, he said it was
none of her business.
She told how he stayed out late at
night and also of having urged him to
get work. Finally, after she had been
obliged to turn him out of the house,
she said he came back and asked if
she would take him back if he would
be good husband, She said she would,
whereupon he said:
g want You to deed your property to
me- then L will come back. ~
" Deed you the property exclaimed
Mrs. Clark. "You want me to do that
so you can have that woman live in
my house. Nothing of the kind. -
Clark did not defend the case.
| Strong Allegations.
That she was beaten and called vile
names by her husband, Lighthouse
keeper Harry w. Flint, is the allegation
of Mrs. Susan X. Flint, who filed suit
for divorce yesterday. She says that
on one occasion Flint, while under the
influence of liquor, beat her until she
+, was covered with blood from her
wounds and she was forced to leave the
house at Waikiki and appeal to the pc.
lice for protection. She further alleges
that he threw her out of the house on
June 3 last and said if she did not
leave the premises he would kill her.
Pending the hearing of the suit, Judge
Robinson has ordered Flint to pay $25
month alimony and counsel fees.
ouderlxirk Loses.
John Ouderkirk's complaint against
Miss Rose Dawson was dismissed with
costs by Judge Robinson yesterday.
Plaintiff claimed that he sold defend
ant six cows for $500 and that she
paid $40 on account. He sued for the
balance and interest. Miss Dawson
said she agreed to rent some COWS at
So a month as they "came in. A" She
paid month Is rent on two COWS, max.
ing $40 in ALL Plaintiff failed to pro.
duce any contract and the Judge, hay.
ing to choose between the word of a
woman and that of man, found
against the latter, as he had not pro.
duced preponderating evidence. G. T..
Peterson was for the defendant.
Sam Silva and Joe Andrade, who
were found guilty of assault on Charles
Souza by District Magistrate Montsar-
rat, the former being sentenced to pay
a fine of $25 and Andrade to be inn
prisoned for two months, have fled no.
tiee of appeal to the circuit court.
V. M. Harrison has fled his bond
as commissioner to sell the former
Commercial Hotel premises, at Bereta.
mia and Nuuanu avenues, on August
10, under foreclosure of mortgage in
the case of Guard vs.. Macfarlane.
Nj. I. Simonton has filed his bond aa
commissioner to sell city property un.
der foreclosure of MORTGAGE in the case
of Marques VS.. Cornwell.
Puts Judges Hard Query.
Judge Robinson, who has had before
him many motions and demurrers in
the Kaneohe land and water litigation
appears to have decided that the su-
preme court might as well tackle part
of the problem. On the motion of
Thompson, Wilder, Watson Lymer he
yesterday sent up TO the higher court
a reserved question of law. The ques,
ton has come up in the course of the
proceedings in the Kaneohe Rice Mill
Company, Ltd, versus Edward Malaihi
Holi and eight others. and is pro
Dounded by the equity Judge in this
way:
1.-THE petition of the Kaneohe Rice
Mill Company, Ltd, petitioner above
named in the above entitled cause, hay
ing set out n claim in fee to five
eighths of the premises sought 10 b.
partitioned and having alleged that
the respondent. d.. Naowi. IL the owner
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