Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-17
MASON CHANGES Mind
TELLS ANOTHER STORY
IN POLICE COURT
Says BE Was Forced TO Tell False
hood By Attorney KaulukOu
- Affidavit Shown 10
Judge.


in the Police Court this forenoon by
Tom Mason, the man who testified yes
terday in the case of Juan Maralda
that he was paying the woman 81 and
81 for two days Washing a week.
AS was stated in yesterdays paper
there was some doubt on the part OF
Judge Wilcox as to the veracity of the
witness. and he mentioned the fact
that Mrs. Mason might be a valuable
witness in the case. II was further
staSI that Deputy Sheriff Chilling
worth sent officers to the house TO
fOrcstall any persons who might be
disposed to hurry to the Mason hon I,
Is matter Of fact. Chillingwurth
suit. Mason himself admitted having
he'd on the witness stand and signed
his name to the following AFFIDAVIT:
Territory of Hawaii VS.. Juan Marat
da. violating section $40. Penal Laws
OF 1897.
was a witness for the defendant N
the above entitled cause. and as such
witness was called to testify before the
District Court of Honolulu on the lG'h
day. of July; and as such witness did
after having sworn to tell the truth
the whole truth and nothing but th'
| truth in the above entitled cause, C,,I
testify that the defendant, Juan Maral
ia. had been working for me for three
months: that had paid her three ahd
flour dollars q week. and that she We
at my home working last Saturday Il
I o'clock: while as a matter OF fact
the defendant has not been working
for me for the last three months, anC
! have not been paying for three anC
four dollars week. and that ! did NO
pay her last Saturday at p. M, ans
she was not at work at my house las
Saturday; and that my testimony a
sworn to before the District Court II
1.-THE above entitled cause was false
but was sworn to at the instigation -
ii. L. Kauluko6. attorney FOR the lie
iendant. who came to me to assist hin
and to testify before the court that IL,
woman was working for me; an,
forced me to appear in the court an
Testify in the above entitled cause q
he had told me to.
CSigned) TOM MASON.
Subscribed and sworn to before IN
this 10th day of July, 1902.
CHAS. +. CHfLLINGWORTH,
| D,,I1;, InIf,fnl I'irHpft
when the case came up in the p
lice Court this forenoon. the AFFIDAVIT
was handed to Judge wilcox and Ma
son was called to the stand. He reitcI
ated the fact that ne had not told III
truth on the stand on the previous da
and then made the following stat,
ment:
II frd not come up here on my ow
hook. Someone forced me to come NJ
Kaulukou bailed the woman out au
rhen. coming to me. asked me to pa
him for his trouble. This | did. toll
him to go ahead with the case. II
wanted me to come up here and So
the woman was working for me. II
said he would make it all right"
At this stage. the witness was allow
ed to retire and KaulukOu. rising /
ais place. stated that he denied IT,
ALLEGATIONS in toto and that he wishI
to make statement. This he was Il
lowed to do.
kaulukOu stated that on Tuesday h
went to Deputy Sheriff Chillngwort
and asked permission to see the won
an, This was granted. At night. bal
in the sum OF 800 was furnished AN
Juan MaraTa was allowed to go. Sh
wanted to go to the Kinau wharf ant
upon being asked the reason. said sal
wanted to see a friend. On going I
the wharf, Mason was found. Il
stated that the woman had been worl
ing for him for nearly three months q
"a and 81 week. He then told Masc
that, under the circumstances. h
would make good witness for the d,
Tense. No attempt was made to fore
him to come to court.
Judge Wilcox said nothing but quie,
/ ly found Juan Mara1da guilty OF tn
charge OF vagrancy and sentenced he
to two months Imprisonment at har
labor. An appeal to the Circuit Cour
was noted by Attorney Kaulukou.
c. Casallio, the woman found tc
gether with Juan Maralda at -. Ny
ers place and who pleaded guilty yes
teday to the charge of vagrancy, wa
sentenced to the same term.