The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-03

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meet him at the wharf Rooney drove
to the back of the Criterion saloon
and went in and brought out two
glasses OF beer. A man came up to
the hack, touched Lubbock on the
shoulder and told him that he was
wanted in hurry down at Brewers
wharf Lubbock remarked that it was
strange thing. Rooney then drove
10 Queen street, and Lubbock got off,
telling Rooney to take his wife home.
Rooney drove to his house "a Kewaio.
calling at the Wela ka Hao saloon
on the way, for two bottles of beer
Rooney wanted Mrs. Lubbock to go into
his mouse. but she refused. He gave
the rig to a boy whom he told to go
to the stables and return with it at 3
a. IN. Mrs. Lubbock walked homie.
When she got home her husband was
crying. He said that Lewis had play
ed dirty trick on him and had shaken
his INST in his face and threatened to
do him up. He remarked that it was
Matchmaking game. There was no
one at the house on Friday night eX
cept Mr.. eastman and Mrs. Eber-
line. Mr.. Lubbock had been out of work
for three weeks. He was ships
Waterman Lewis had never been in
the house prior to Monday night. On
Wednesday or Thursday he acted very
queerly and told Mrs. Lubbock that
man had met him on the street and
told him that he would do him up.
Later on he said that if anything hap
pened TO him it would be Lewis who
had done it,
DUKE McNICHOL.
Duke McNichol said that one night
at the beginning of last week Rooney
and Lubbock drove up to the rear of
the Criterion saloon in hack with
double team Rooney ordered three
glasses of beer and told witness to tell
Lubbock that he had received tele-
phone message summoning Lubbock TO
Brewers wharf. McNichol delivered
the beer to the occupants of the hack
and told Lubbock that a telephone mes
sage had come for him to hurry up and
get down to the wharf. He thought the
message business was josh.
HICKMAN ROONEY.
II. w. Rooney stated that on Mon
day evening he had double team out
and that Oscar Lewis was riding with i
him. They drove up to Lubecks /
house. Lewis told Rooney that he eX- |
pected to get ship, and wanted some /
sailors. He asked Rooney if he knew /
of any one who wanted job. Rooney +
said that Lubbock wanted a job. They |
went to the house and Rooney was in
vited to have drink of gin He re-
fused. and Rooney said that if they
liked he would drive them down and
buy them some beer. Lewis got mad
and would not go in the hack. He
acted as if he didn't like the company.
drove to the Criterion saloon
and told McNichOl to say that Lewis
had sent a telephone message that Lu-
beck was to hurry up. They then drove
to Fort and Queen streets, where Lu-
BECK got off the hack. He asked where
the ship was and Rooney told him to
90 ahead and see After Lubbock got
he hnn Afr- T hoo told
that she would like to take a drive.
They went to Hackstand 319, where a
BOY from the Club Stables was picked
Up, and from thence to the Stock
Yard Stables. From there Rooney
irove to the Wela ka Hao saloon and
bought two bottles of beer. Witness
hen drove to his house at Kewalo and
vent in. Mrs. Lubbock followed and
sat down and drank some of the beer.
she had been to Rooney's house often
before, and had frequently drank beer
here. Next morning Rooney met Luz
peck in the Criterion saloon and he
accused Rooney of having abused his
wife. Rooney denied this, and wanted
o go face to face with Mrs. Lubbock.
They went to Lubeck's house, and
Rooney asked her if he had abused her.
she answered In the negative, and said
hat Rooney had treated her like a
Gentleman Some other man had
bused her. Lubbock asked his wife
Why she had lied to him in the morn !
ng and said that she was a - old
,lackmailer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lubbock /
hen began squabbling. and the latter I
emarked that her husband was no /
-ood to her and that she had good /
mind to get a room and live with her
wo sons, who would support her bet
er than her husband did. After a
While Lubbock shook hands with Room :
V and said that his wife was a black ,
mailer. Rooney sent out for a drink
hey had a drink together, and Mrs :
4ubeck called him to one side and :
sked him for money to buy beer with +
lie did not give her any This was the !
asst Rooney saw of Lubbock. :
OSCAR LEWIS. I
Oscar Lewis testified that he had /
nown Lubbock for about two months. II
IN Monday night he had been driving :
bout with Rooney and during the d
vening Rooney drove UP to Lubecks
ouse. Witness did not go in the house.
rooney invited MIR. and Mrs. Lubbock T
D go for a ride. and they got into the I
ack. Lewis did not want to go, as he i
ad to attend to some business, so he a
aid good night and walked away. @
Witness did not promise Lubbock job i
n ship on Friday night. He told I
i'm when he next wanted watchman / +
e would give him the job. Lewis did r
OF know why Rooney drove to Lu- b
ecks house. He did not see Lubbock a
gain that night. Next day Lewis saw /
.ubeck, who spoke to him of a dirty /
rick that had been played on his I
life the night before. Witness told f
.ubeck that he knew nothing about it
nd had not been with his wife. He
il not telephone to Duke McNichol
[ the Criterion saloon. Lewis did not {
ave his home at all on Friday night; K
g was entertaining friends. y man d
AIMED Peterson and his chum had L
ONE to him on Saturday and asked
)r a chance to ship away. He was not q
ure as to who they were. [
FRANK TURK.
Frank Turk testified that he was Mr..
evils partner. He said that on Fri
ay night ne went to the postoffice l.
nj then home He did not see Lu- Il
eek on Friday night. On Saturday
forming two men came TO him and h
-anted q chanca To shin away. Turlz q