The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-26

than pcrfunctory feeling as your obe-
dent and most humble servant.
w. A. X.
COL. McCARTHY's AFFIDAVIT.
Honolulu. County OF oahu
Territory OF Hawaii
C. ]. Mccarthy being first duly
sworn. on oath deposes and says:
That he attended the Democratic
meeting at waianae. oahu, held last
Saturday evening. That on his arrival
at Waianae a luau or supper was serv-
ed to the arriving guests Mt the house
of Hui, who is running as Representa-
tive on the Democratic ticket; that alb
solutely no liquor OF any kind was
served at the meal or before the meet
ing was opened. That the meeting was
held in the court yard, beginning at
o'clock y. IN. and running until . a
m. the next morning. the entire seven
hours being occupied In continuous
speaking by different candidates and
hardly a person leaving during the
meeting. That at its close several OF
the visiting party found beds at differ
ent points in the village. the most of
them. however, getting no accommoda-
ton and having to sit up for the rest
Of the night awaiting the train due at
7:15 a. m. That while waiting at Hui's
house where they had been followed
by large number of the voters, who
stayed to see them Off. n two or three
gallon demijohn of wine was brought
in by their host and was partaken of
H. Nav
of Republican voters; that our entire
party declined to take anything, and
took nothing. am positive about this
for I was on my guard against this
very thing. for knew that the Demo-
cratic party was protesting against the
use of liquor at Republican meetings
and that we would be taken up In a
minute If I allowed anything OF the
kind to take place. This I explained
at the time to Mr.. Gilliland and others
and we all declined. Being guests I
felt we could not go further in direct
ing matters in Huis own house, where
no meeting was being held and where
we had no right to interfere, and so 1
said nothing further. No drunkenness
ensued, and the party returned on the
train, as scheduled
C. ]. MCCARTHY.
The words going with fifteen others
(mostly candidates on the Democratic
ticket from Honolulu, In the afternoon
train, to attend the same" on lines 4,
5 and 6, stricken out: the word "his"
inserted in lieu of the word their"
on line six; the word "demijohn' in
serted in lieu of the word "keg," on
line 81, and the words "Mr. Gilliland"
inserted in lieu of the word Hui"
line 2S before execution.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day of October, A. d. 1906.
RALPH A. KEARNS.
Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit.
MIR. HARvEY's AFFIDAVIT.
Honolulu. County of oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Frank r. Harvey being first duly
sworn. on oath deposes and says
That he attended the Democratic
meeting at Waianae. Oahu. held last
Saturday evening, going with fifteen
others (mostly candidates on the Demo-
cratic tickeD from Honolulu, In the
afternoon train, to attend the same.
That on their arrival at Waianae
luau or supper was served to the ar
irving guests at the house of Hui, who
is running as Representative on the
Democratic ticket: that absolutely no
liquor of any kind was served at the
meal or before the meeting was open
ed. That the meeting was held In the
court yard, beginning at Z o'clock p.
m. and running until a. m. the next
the entire seven hours being
occupied in continuous speaking by diff
ferent candidates, and hardly a person
leaving during the meeting. That at
it's close several of the visiting party
found beds at different points in the
the most of them, however,
getting no accommodation and having
to sit up for the rest of the night await
ing the train due at 7:15 a. m. That
while waiting at Hui's house where
they had been followed by a large
number OF the voters, who stayed to
see them off. two or three gallon
demjohn of wine was brought In by
their host and was partaken OF by the
including number OF Re-
publican voters: that our entire party
declined to take anything. and took
nothing. / am positive about this for
was on my guard against this very
thing, for / knew that the Democratic
party was protesting against the use
IF liquor at Republican meetings and
hat we would be taken up In a'minute
( allowed anything of this kind to
AXE place. This / explained at the
ime to Mr.. Gilliland and others and
We all declined. Being guests I felt
We could not go further In directing
matters in Hui's own house, where no
Meeting was being held and where we
lad no right to interfere and so I said
nothing further, No drunkenness en-
'ued, and the party returned on the
rain, as scheduled.
F. r. HARVEY.
The word "demiJohn" inserted in lieu
II the word "keg." on line II: and the .
words "Mr. Gilliland" inserted In lieu ,
Il the word Hui" on line 2s, before
xecution.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
his 25th day OF october, A. ID. 1906. !
RALPH A. KEARNS, {
Notary Public. First Judicial Circuit.
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