The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-15

posed. The outlines cousa &c seen. 49,
coat being buttoncd very tight. The fact
was also brought out that the witness IS
uear-s GIFTED but wore glasses on that day.
Re REORGANIZATION When l left my
place of business I went to the once Of
John d. = reckels on Market street to liz
vie the defendant To dine with me. but he
was out. lie was not there and then
walked up Post street
GOOD CHARACTER.
Joseph y. Grant was next called and
testified Was born in this city in lSos-
An son OF Mt. Grant OF Murphy, u rant
* Co. Have know the defendant about
I've years. We have many mutual &C
Quaintances- His reputation in this com
munity for peace and Quletncss Is goou
On cross-examination the witness said
that he had known of one difficulty ne en-
gagged in about year ago. IL wss a nttle
Misunderstanding In MRTchRnd res1sn
rant and did not amount TO anything lie
had never heard of the defendant engag-
ing in any serious quarrel prior 10 the
present one. Mr.. Lloyd asked where
Marchands is and there was . general
howl or laughter in the courtroom.
Grove Ayers testified: Am IN the employ
of Holbrook. Merrill * Stetson. Have
known the defendant several years. see
him almost every day; w e roe ana 90
yachting tOgelher His reputation r
peace and Quietness was always good.
Never heard OF his being eng ged in any
difficulty.
here since 1862. Have been engineer OF
the California Sugar Refinery for fifteen
years. During the ten years have known
the defendant have seen great deal OF
him. Know he entire Spreckels family.
His reputation Is good.
J. b. F. Davis, an insurance broker;
Peter Smith. Superintendent of the Cali
fornia Sugar Refinery. and John y. Hogan,
a n fnTnapriV Fmnk
Spreckels Company, testified to the coed
character of the defendant.
TWO NEW WITNESSES.
Mr.. McAllistsr caused break in the
monotony OF the proceedings by announc-
ing: These are the wltnes e. have here,
your Honor, who were present at the time
of this assault and il is Ia possible to call
them and have them testify intelligcnty
until Mr.. ReucK is he e. 0ne OF thess
witnesses was talking with Mr.. Reuck at
the time and have tried very hard 10 get
MI Reuck her. / have sent four times to
the Chronicle office yesterday to SUBJ ena
him. but | was unable To subp ma him. l
cannot examine these witnesses until Mr..
Reuck is here.
Mr.. LIoyd-If the Court please, / was
Informed this morning about o clock that
the gentlemen desired MIR. Reuck. Mr..
Reuck is on the night watch up o o clio X
in the morning. IL they had told me last
niRht-f they had given TO me the sight
est intimauCn hat they wanted any ody
in the Chronicle Office the day before they
could have had them: but the man was on
the night watch and | explained 10 Mr..
McAlister that ] could not get him here
until 2 o'clock. II he had told IN last
night the man would have Teen here this
Mr. HcAllister- difficulty is that 1
told him last night.
Mr.. Iloyd-N gu didn't tell me last n ight.
Mr.. McAllister-I told A.r. LIOyds mead
clerk, Johnny None, and he promised to
have him here this morning at I'D cock.
Mr.. Lloyd-That is a question between
Won and him. never heard of T.
Mr.. McA iIisttr-l sent four times 20 sub
penR him and my clerk told me that as
soon as Mr.. Reuck saw him got out oil
the office.
Mr.. Lloyd That is a clear assertion 10
make IL seems to ms.
Mr.. MCAllister- That is a direct Rsser,
ton.
MIR. Lloyd-The witness was here upon
the stand and has been here at all times
ready at any time they want him. but !
could not get the man because he is in bed.
And told him could have him here at 2
Oc Ock any tiIno he wanted him. II they
want to wait now | VIII send and have
him woke out of bed an bring him here
but ] supposed when told him o'clock
that it would be satisfactory.
Mr.. McAllister-I have no objection "a
his being woke. but canno so on with my
case until have him here.
The Court-Nery well. We will take q
recess until 2 o'clock.
near
my clerk as to what he did We terday in
trying TO serve this man, If there is any
dispute about IL.
The Court don't think it is necessary
Mr.. Lloyd-Well, we will have Mr.
Reuck and IL you want anybody else
from the Chronicle office we will have
them here.
Mr.. MOAllister-Well we want Mr..
Reuok and Mr.. MeaRher.
Mr.. LlUyd-Mr. McAgher is here
Mr.. McAllister-We want Mr.. Wallen-
rod
Mr.. Lloyd-Well. Mr.. WaIlenrs d we will
have here. When do you want himl
Mr.. McAllister-We wan him now. Wa
can't get along without these people.
Mr.. Lloyd-What time
Mr.. McAllister-As soon as the case
goes on.
Mr.. Lloyd-Mr. Wallenrod is out on
business just now and will catch him If I
can. This is the first intimation that had
that they wanted Mr.. WRllenrod.
Mr.. McAllister-That is true.
Mr.. Lloyd-It there is anybody else |
want notice, but l don't want any asser-
ton here that there is anybody in the
Chronicle Office that they can't get here.
II there is they can get him in a minute.
Mr.. McAllister-We know that, if they
choose to come.
Mr.. LlOyd-Well, they will choose to
come it you want them. i don't want
any such talk as that in the courthouse.
Recess