Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08


child is twenty years cid for the re
coyery of property s1d property rights
from his own father.
). That he has repeatedly chastised
the child in manner and effect show
ing a vicious disposi ton toward. and
lack of affection for him and with a
severity unjustifabIe considering the
age of the child, to-wit, eighteen
months, and less.
That the said Annie T. X. Parker
Smart was an only child OF your petit
ticner and has been reared with ar
lection and care and protected in ev'
cry way possible during the few years
of her life.
A Rich Hefress.
That the eaid Annie T. X. Parker
Smart was at the time of her said mar
riage a young girl only just past the
age Of eighteen years of age, OF large
means, and was the owner Of large
properties located within the territory
OF Hawaii. known as the Parker
Ranch, which said ranch was at the
time of said marriage probably OF a
value of $1,500,000, and that SAID
Henry Gaillard Smart at said time
was of the age of twenty years. -.
That prior to the marriage OF sald
Smart to the said Annie T. X. Parker
Smart he was without means, being
EMPLOYED as a clerk with the Trent
Trust Company, Limited, in Honolulu.
at salary OF about SIS per month
and that shortly after his marriage to
the said Annie T. K. Parker Smart he
gave up his position with said Trent
Trust Company, Limited, and has not
since done or pretended to do work
of any kind or description, nor done
anything toward earning himself
livelihood, depending from the time OF
his marriage for said livelihood en-
tirely upon the income derived from
his said wife's estate.
That said Smart met the said Annie
Il. X. Parker Smart upon the steamer
coming from the mainland Of the Unit
ed States TO Honolulu, Territory OF
Hawaii, shortly before her eighteenth
birthday and shortly thereafter be-
came engaged to be married TO the
said Annie f. K Parker Smart, which
said marriage took place on the 18th
day Of, July, i12, at Waimea, Hawaii,
aforesaid.
Marriage Objected To.
That immediate members of the
family of the said Annie T. X. Parker
Smart protested against said marriage
at such an early date on the ground
that the said Annie t. X. Parker
Smart was still a mere child and had
not sufficient experience In the world
to warrant her making choice Of
husband, but notwithstanding SAID
protests said marriage took place as
aforesaid.
During the entire period of her said
daughters married life TO the said
Smart. as your petitioner is informed
and verify believes, she not only sup
ported and provided for the said
Smart, but for members of his imme-
date family and from time to time
paid out large sums of money for the
care and treatment of sister OF the
said Smart at a hospital connected
with Johns Hopkins University In the
city of Baltimore.
Bad influence Charged.
That ever since the marriage of the
said Annie II. X. Parker Smart to the
said Henry Gaiilard Smart, the said
Henry Gaillard Smart has had and
exercised vicious and unwholesome
influence over his said wife and by
the exercise CT said influence has
tried in various ways and by various
means to ALLEVIATE the affections of his
said wife from the members of her
Immediate family of whom prior to
her said marriage she had been par
ticularly fond.
That Immediately after the marriage
the said Smart assumed control OF
and took control Of all of the business
affairs of the said Annie T. X. Parker
Smart in so far as II was possible for
him so TO do.
That the said Smart, apparently
fearing that the influence of petitioner
upon his said wife would prevent his
obtaining control of her said property
and all thereof, from time to time ana
whenever possible for him so to do.
placed obstacles in the path of his
wife's seeing petitioner or having con-
munication with her and it was with
the greatest difficulty that your petit
toner from time to time succeeded in
having interviews and conversations
with the said Annie T. K. Parker
Smart
Tried to 6eeak Trust Deed.
That he sought to have set aside
and vacated a trust deed which had
been executed Immediately prior to
the marriage Of said Annie T. X. Par