The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-23

that greater haste and more arrange
mcnts be made in getting the ambn.
lance and q physician and police officers
promptly to the scene Of accidents
when they happen.
~. ". Mckenzie, assistant manager
Of tho Sensible Hotel, testified that the
woman arrived at the ,hotA OF, January
~ registering under the name Of Mrs.
NJ Phyper She said she was to be
.warFied in a few days. MeKenzie
testified that after the marriage of Mrs.
Phyper to Stewart last Saturday the
personal belonqinps OF the bride were
moved to Stewart : rooms. ~
When questioned bv one Of tbe
jurors, Mckenzie stated that Mrs Sew.
art bill remained unpaid, having been
told hy the woman that the account
would be settled by her new husband
ne also stated that the woman had a
wallet and papers which che kept in the
h9tel safe, and that she referred to
these daily. 4
These papers are still in the hotel
safe and VIII be takon in charge by
Stewart upon his arrival tomorrow.
The case was then submitted to the
Jury and a verdict as stated was given.
sordia Romance.
y Al humber of letters, including a
newspaper clipping from the sydney
(Australial Sun Of July IA last wrre
introduced as evidence. These were
found in the effects OF Wagner in his
rom in the Majestic Hotel and throw
q light on the tragedy that shows that
the woman and Wagner have PLAYED
parts in d sordid romance that has had
settings on two continents as wen as
the Islands of the South Seas. Dnrinc
the Inquest Yesterday cabIepram. AZ.
parently sent from Oakland by WAGNER
TO Mrs. Stewart in Honolulu. showed
that he intended coming here and np
Peaied to her for money to aid him
II follows:
Oakland, January q, 1914.
Phypers, Seaside Hotel 1Ipnolulu.
Soncma thirteenth Imperative "a
pie immediately hundred dollars. Re-
tppd Honolulu. Loyc.p y
IN route hero Mrs Phypers sent
Tour wireless messages TO Wagner.
These were found among his effects. \
Woman was Correspondent.
Following is the clipTing from the
Sydney Sun, showing that Wagner was
y digorsed man and that his wife Sc
cured thp degree with Mrs. Phyper as
ING correspondent in the action:
Mr.. Justice Street, in the Divorce
Court today, heard additional evidence
n the amended petition in which the
petitioner was Greasy Augusta Wagner
formerly Henry, and the respondent
arthur Wagner, who had managed !
sydney motor garage. Petitioner
sought relief on the ground of miscon,
Duct between January 1912, and July
3, 1912, with Mrs. M. Phypers. AZ Syd. |
ney, and on board the steamer Lcynka
between Sydney and Iaptoka, in the
South Seas f
Arsl,R Rertram appeared for the
= Ethel May Hodges, a married wol
man, who had been nurse to Mrs. !
Lhypers. said that shortly after Mr., I
Wagner and Mrs. Phypers went aboard
the Leyilka Mrs. Phypers said to wit. |
nesss' Here is a wedding ring, / want
Yon to wear it, Witness replied. sAl
wedding ringg' and Mrs. Phypers said,
Yes. She added, 1T was given me
by Mr. Phyoers. / don I want h You
Near IL, Mrs PhYpers also said that
Mr.. Wagner had given her wedding
ring which she intended to wear. When I
she was pressing witness to take the
Wedding ring Mrs, Phypers remarkedsl
I thought yon were Mrs. Campbell. 4
witness took possession OF the wedding
mig, and did not wear 1t. I'm fact,
'dded witness, y was Mortified When
witness was putting Mrs. Phypers' s
hid 70 sleep the next day, Mrs. Ply.
,ers said; Nurse, YOU 20 on deck and
AYE IN airing, and we (Mrs. Phypers
md MT, Wagper) viii look after the
'ahy Witness went on deck and did
'otS return until lunch. She then found
Ter cal in door locked, and she had to