The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05

lungs, liver and intestines remove
and scattered at distances of four +
five feet apart. The tongue was Gu
out and the eyes gouged from thei
sockets One leg had been removed
at the hip. a deep hole in the ton O
the mead was found by the discover
ers OF the crime. A shallow grave
some SIX inches in depth had been hoI.
lowed out and the body laid in. TIL,
hands We're placed inside the stomach
and the head and arms slowed along
/ side the trunk. The jacket and under
SHIRT bathed in blood, covered the body
| and DIRT was put over all. The boy.
trousers We're found on a bush nearby
/ and the finding of these led to the dis
! covery of the body
I HAVE KILLED SIMEON"
Yeta little japanese girl adopted
| by the Whartons, was closely ques-
| toned by the Sheriff. She said that all
| the children and johnson were in the
| yard early in the morning. johnson
had gone away and then come back
again. He and Simeon sat under the
mango tree. She heard Johnson ask
. ing Simeon to accompany him. The
pair departed and went down the little
u an A4CtlI WHICH the Cnlu remains
were found. Some time afterward
johnson returned, and she states posi-
lively that Johnson told her, Il have
killed Simeon" She stated also that
she had told this to Mrs. Wharton. but
the latter remembers nothing of the
kind
JOHNSON'S MOVEMENTS
According to Yeta, Mrs. Wharton and
Tuck Hong, an employee, Johnson left the
premises about the time fixed bv Yeta
and had not shown up again until
about one or two in the afternoon.
Close on to noon Mrs Wharton be-
came alarmed over Simeon's absence
and Tuck Hong went down to the Wa
ialua Soda Works to see if johnson
and Simeon were there. On his return
Johnson had come back to the house
by the main road.
MRS. WHARTON'S STORY
Mrs. Wharton bravely maintaining
herself during the ordeal of question
ing, told of her meeting with Johnson I
in the morning and of her alarm over /
Simeon's absence a search was be-
gun and many Japanese and Hawai-
ians looked over the premises. John
son Joined the searchers, but he had
little to say
BELIEVES JOHNSON GUILTY. L
However, I began to believe that Il
Johnson had something to do with
disappearance" said she, for
on Christmas day he got angry with
ne because I would not buy him a gal
lon of wine. He said l was a mean
woman He was huhu for awhile He
got drunk that day and also on New
Years.
SEARCHED WATER TANK.
About 4 o'clock Mrs Wharton said
he ordered the Chinaman, Tuck Hong,
o examine the water tank. About
lalf the water was let out and then
he Chinaman climbed over the rim
nd lowered himself over To the inside.
lie had a pitchfOrk and thoroughly
,rodded every part of the tank with
Tut result.
WANTED CHINESE WIZARD.
when he came out" continued Mrs
Wharton, 'he said to me, Mamma,
GU give me % cents What for? 1
sked. Won give me 25 cents, I go
own to Waialua and give to Chinese
He sure tell me where find
tile Simeon 1 did not give him the /.
uarter After a while Tuck Hong
no Ma1Qahe, 81 HAWAIIAN, "CllI NiC"A
path where the weeds We're broken
own and saw the trousers On the
ush. They brought them back to me
nd 1 went down. L said search ev- g
-ywhere.' Then L stepped the o.
rave. I did not look. They found the o
tile boys body there" d
DEPUTY SHERIFF NOTIFIED. t.
The Whartons thereupon notified Il
equity Sheriff Cox and Dr. Hubert e
God of Waialua plantation. Johnson
as placed under arrest, and the doc q
+ examined the body. He also eX- III
mined johnson and found no wounds s.
| his body. He made thorough ex-
of Johnson's person, and
is examination may result an impor- r
Mt developments later on. 1t may -,
ow what was Johnson's motive IN -,
king Simeon off to a secluded spot. =,
CHANG KIM ASSISTS. -
Chang Kim, an old friend of Henry
harton, who accompanied the be-
aved father from Honolulu to Waia- VI
4 Wednesday night in an automobile, III
is awake early yesterday morning Ht
d a party was organized by MIN 10 VI
arch for the intestines and other 70
rts of the body. Almost every por- nS
n was found. and Dr. WOOd coh-
cted them with the body as best he III
I'D and prepared the body for burial lie
Crimson CONCEALED STAINS.
When Deputy Sheriff Cox arrived at
Wharton home, Johnson was on AZ
, grounds with others He sat alb
lie apart, with his coat drawn close co
over his breast When Cox began WI
him, he noticed that john
l kept his coat buttoned tight, ana wa
finally order him to take the gar tir
Mt off. Johnson refused. Cox order we
a policeman to remove it. The m an
mt the coat was off the blood STAINS {
the shirt were plainly seen. Cox the
that he was on the track of the Ha
rderer and he placed the man under wit
est. Johnson shook as with the pail of
when Cox did so.