Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-31

ests might clash with those Of Sumner
If It were not for a political accident
that brought misfortune on the Ter
ritory to last some time, would not
be sued for Gisbarment this day.
81 got my $1,000 before Judge De Bolt
and RENTED $1,000 on the contract
Magoon got his $4,000 without con.
tract.
Didn't Want Quarrel.
when | urged Sumner at the hank
to make a time deposit of $4,000, ]
did not quarrel about it. | didn't wish
to quarrel with everybody. had quar-.
relied with Wyllie Davis about the trust
deed. | was not going to follow Sum-
ner up into Andrews office, or any
where he might go and be robbed OF
the rest of his money. Sumner is a
fool. He is always making a deed or
a mortgage He gave away property
to All In. He transferred his property
to the Wilcoxes. Yet because landed
Sumner IN the First National Bank
with $4,000 | must o. 1isDarred.
IF Andrews was sincere he would
have brought proceedings against mis-
own deputy who got part of that $1,000
from Maria Davis.
The whole proceedings is a polit-
iCal scheme to injure me in the eyes Of
the Governor. The arrow will not
reach its mark.
I'm not afraid of Andrews outside
this court-if SEE him first!
There is no need Of brieinS in this
case. The evidence is as plain as the
light of day. although the Attorney
General, bound to down me and feeling
the case sinking under him, has insti-
gated falsehoods against me.
Passing Meteor.
This little gentleman, Mr.. Attorney
General Lorrin Andrews, is like
swiftly passing meteor, Just a flash
It. Clothed with little brief author
,ity he should be careful to commit jus
tice while he is in office.
81 am what am, the character OF
the man, Geo. A. Davis, needs no eulo.
GUM. have the confidence Of the
Governor
81 may at times have been too hate
tul and too malicious, but none can as.
sail my honesty and I'm not afraid al
comparison with the little gentleman
who hid in cabinet and poppeI out
with his pistol.
Judge DE Bolt was on the stand
q smooth, deliberate, careful, hazy
n
praise.
To-day the prosecution, seeking by
every means to ruin me. shifted their
ground, taking everything off the
shoulders Of Magoon and putting 1t all
on my back to carry. They use Ma
, COON against me. | leave MagOon "a
be covered with the mantle of charity
by the Court.
, EFT tn Brute! may be as bad as
, they would have you believe, but
never made out that trust deed ia
| Wylle Davis.
. Listened at keyhoIe.
1 There Is not lawyer within n "a
dius of half a mile who has not hat
, his whack at old Summertime Jarn
dyce of Hawaii-for drawing a deed, o.
mortgage-for getting him into ;
A scrape or out of trouble-we have al
A had a stab at II, and IL am the last
. am here to answer charges brough
, by the Attorney General, Mr.. Andrews
the man who listened at a key.hole t
A "a private conversation and sent re
-, port OF II to Washington referring I,
nm Affidavit In cnnnpction with Judg
Humphreys).
, This Honorable Court may dlsba
RE, but | will never feel any cor
, seriousness of sin"
!, The Attorney General replied brlei
= ly, saying the allegations were clearl
= proven. He refrained from answerin
y respondents personal attacks. He sui
: mitted that respondent was guilty a
y charged.