Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-09
CHARGES OF SCANDAL
CONTINUED from Paae IL


and Glen Quinn were all seen this
morning. All positively denied that
they, or anyone else OF those present,
was intoxicated in the slightest degree.
in the time from 1880 a. m. until 2
a. m, one-third of bottle OF, BLACK
and White" whisky was consumed,
some taking one and some two drinks.
The night was tedious one and the
waiting on the jury to return verdict
was but slightly relieved by the friend
~ glass. The bottle with two-thirds
OF its contents still In II was given the
PAINTERS who were working In the
building.
While Governor Carriers friends say
that his action was actuated by the
complaints Of members OF the Bar AS
ISOLATION the members who were seen
today were totally at loss to know
who these could have been. On the
contrary, the indignation aroused
among the lawyers and even among
men holding high official positions.
and who for that reason would not
speak for publication, the action Of
the Governor was scored In the sharp
est terms and the Executive was re-
| isiiNu W ia the hoSt uhSohpiimShs'
airy manner.
j. l.. Weaver said, when asked about
his opinion about the matter, that in
spite of everything that had taken
place he was still in favor of Judge
Robinson's re-appointment. Owing to
the fact that he Is judicial officer,
Weaver would say no more for publ
cation.
Carriers action is usurpation of au.
thority,' said Judge Gear. This Is
simply another case of his trying to be
God Almighty and to run everything
In the Territory"
Judge Humphreys, when asked, gave
the following written statement:
II have endorsed Judge Robinson
Tor re appointment, because | felt that
he deserved II. / still hold TO that
opinion. In the absence OF any knowl.
edge as to why the Governor opposes
the re-appointment of the Judge, have
no comment to make upon his attitude
In the matter.
"A. S. HUMPHREYS"
II was not at the meeting OF tho Bar
Association at which Judge Robinson
/
ey. But II had been there would
have endorsed him. Fam still In favor
Of his re-appointment. OF the matter
which the Governor refers. | know
nothing"
II am for Judge Robinson first. last
and all the time" said s. f. Chilling
worth. 1--WE all are. am utterly
dumbfounded at the Governors ac-
tion."
II have no original information about
' this matter" said Joseph Lightfoot.
Il only have knowledge from what
have been told by people, who. be-
l!eve, speak the truth. As | under
stand Il. Carter accused Robinson OF
being drunk, but had to crawfish. He
then charged the court officers of be-
ing drunk, but had to Withdraw 1t. 1
would not care II Governor Carter and
Pll his ilk said that the Judge was
drunk. ! would say they lied. In spite
OF anything Carter says, | would en-
aorse Judge Robinson because he Is
honest, fearless and independent, and
~-'hinc lilac lacrymae',"
II was always in favor Of the en-
dorsement Of Judge Robinson" said
d. l.. Wilmington, "and am SO now.
although think II was reprehensible
In Simcnton to deposit the bottle in
the clerks office"
With regard to the latter part OF his
statement Wilmington was misinform'
ed. Simonton took the bottle and gave
1t to the painters.
Robinson has certainly deserved re-
appointment said County Attorney
Douthitt. "He is conscientious, fair
) and able; and in spite OF every accu
) sation that has been brought against
him he should be re-appointed. If he