The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-11


the rh4fEe ~ murder Judge fiiuhiua
claims "a have secured the mans fe.
lease after esrerdlng thousands n doi.
lars iu his hehalf On regular tfnns8n.
lions mud IN return fnr which did not
receive cent. either ~ remuneration
or restitution. For years the matter
has lapso1 and now when Pearson, ra-
turning 90 san FruuD ao from trim
around the world, stopped over in 10.
nolulu FOR q few hours. his former ate
toruoy discovered him. and ~ once pre-
lrared papers to get service on him here.
When Judge Hlghton heard " the
matter he addressed note 10 Pearson
ana sent II 10 the steamer by Detec-
l tive McDunie. The addressee claimed
To- have no knowledge Of Judge High
ton and said Il WAS a case or mistaken
identity. Then the Judge went 10 the
steamer and saw the man. and declar-
ed he was his former client. The Judge
| was whisked up town In hack. the pa
pers We're prepared by Robertson q
| Wilder and taken TO the Judiciary
Building where Judge signed them.
Accompanied by Attorney Harrison.
Deputy Sheriff McGurn went to the
steamer and the search was begun. with
McDufiie who had meanwhile remained
on the dock. This was about five min
utes before IL. the hour at which the
steamer was to sail. Mr.. Pearson could
not be found. It was said that he would
hide and he certainly put himself away
in corner where he could not be dis
covered. Staterooms. and anything
that had a door in front of 1t. under
went examination pu' no fearso" was
to be found. The officers determined TO
go out 10 sea- put capt. frlele saiu
he did not wish to take the ohcers away
! from the DOCK ihey stated they would
return IN the pilot ooat' OUT uiuer no
| circumstances the pol'ce oilicers saio,
uiu 'hes WISH 10 prevent 'Ie
lroih se''iis away oii 'iiiie' many !.
was asree 'o let tie poiice s.aS aooa'u
uii'ii 'rie piio' was uiopie"' " '"a'
tIihe carson eiiectuails hiu iiiiiisei'
Inc Depu'S Sherhi' hoNeNei' Iel' d
copy oi the summons win Ailah Dufih'
VINO was temporarily occupying rear
son S room.
In MS petition TO the court Judge
Hlshton states that IN 1886 ne was stay
cisco which was then kent bv paarson.s
rather. Inc younger pearson was then
III otah on cattle rahch. fearsoh ana
companion mace trlp from the
ranch TO PROVO otah' an agricultural
town ABOUT iortg iiliies south OF SAT-
Lake CltS. Durlhs perlod OF lhtoNi-
catioh IL is aheseu that Pearson shot
ms companion he was arrested ana
triea ior muraer oetore Judge Hender-
son. the prosecution pelns ATTENDED 10
ny 'uuSe Dichsoii'
'uuse III n.oii says ne was asheu Wy
ga, SUI ia'iiei anu iiio'neI " 30 ~
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money o' ''i' S",e 'ii'' ''S'e'
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@ uiot loi in,o'u,i''is l'alisi' us n.el,
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