Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-15
SAYS JEALOUSY
Is REASON FOR
YEF'S TROUBLE
Another Man Wanted the Girl
He Was to Wed, Declares
white Slave" Affidavit
Jealousy, as well as Through false

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Jealousy, as well as through false
hoods and fraudulent acts" ca the
part Of one Park Young Sur, led 70
the arrest by the federal authorities
lOh November Of zee Sung Chill, who
was indicted on q charge OF having
violated the white slave act, accord
Ing to the affidavit OF Korean named
kim Chung Six which was fled In
federal court today by E. J. Bolts, at.
torney for the defendant Korean.
In connection with the arrest Of
zee Sung Chill, the name Of one Dor
othy Kim, Korean girl, was men,
TONED, II being alleged by the police
and by the u. s. marshal's office that
when Dorothy was Is years old her
grandmother sold her to zee for S.
and that, since that time, the two have
been living together as man and wife.
IL il further alleged that zee recent
ly tried to sell the girl to another
Korean for $50. The complaint
against zee to the federal authorities
was made by the grandmother.
The affidavit filed today, however,
throws alleged new lights on the case;
one OF thesa reipg that on November
3 zee Sung Chill and Dorothy Kim
secured a marriage license from
Palmer p. Woods. Attorney Bolts had
the license in his office today. Ana
ether is that a Korean named Park
Young Sur, who was In love with
Dorothy, sought to have Yee arrested
when Dorothy consented 10 marry
zee. although she favored Park. II
was TO please her parents that Dor
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ant, Attorney Bolts said today.
The affidavit OF Kim Chung Six,
who alleges he is personal friend of
the defendant, says, in part:
That affiant has been for six or
seven years a close friend of Dorothy
Kim, having resided in the same home
with her and her parents for all of
said time. ,-s
That affiant is informed and be-
lieves and so alleges that the said
Park Young Sur. angered and disap-
pointed over his failure to win in mar
ifiaee the hand Of Dorothy Kim. did
w1lfully and knowingly and with In
tent to perpetrate q fraud upon the
government. and TO forestaH the mar
riage of said zee Sung Chill and said
Dorothy Kim, cause the said zee Sung
Chill to be arrested and thrown In /
jail on the day set for HIS marriage
to Dorothy Kim;
That the rivalry for the hand of
SAID Dorothy Kim between Park Young
Sur and zee Sung Chill has been q
subject Of common report and gossip
among Koreans Of Honolulu, that It
(. was generally known that the parents
OF Dorothy had advised and persuaded
Her to marry Yee Sung Chill and
that though she personally wished to
wed Park Young Sur, she had consent
ed to marry zee Sung Chill to please
her parents;
rThat subsequently the marriage Of
said zee Sung Chill and Dorothy Kim
was set for the 9Th day of November,
1915. and the parents Of Dorothy Kim
thereupon invited all their Korean
friends to be present and to take part
in the marriage festival and feast"
Following the filing of the affidavits
In federal court the defendant zee
was released on his own recognizance.
Captain Of Detectives A. McDuffie
said recently that, according to infor-
nation he has received, zee is pro-
fessional gambler and often took Dor
othy with him on visits to the other
islands.