Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-06
JOHNSON SAW SPECTRE.
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any information.
| "Ie told me different story" said
Harrison as he excused the witness.
| Have yo1 got that remark down on
the rocord?" asked Peters, directing his
question to Col. Jones.
| These remarks don't have to go on
the record" said Harrison.
| "Yes, they should" said Peters. "Mr.
| Harrison is making that Kind OF re-
marks all the time and they should go
on the record"
AT least the Court will instruct tho
Jury not to heed these remarks" sug-
gcsted Prosser.
"The Court instructs the jury not to
heed these side remarks made by either
counsel in the case" said Judge ROD
inson.
John ID. Holt. Sr., a very old man,
was the next witness. lie had to bu
led IN TO the witness stand. He also
proved of no benefit to the case OF tho
defense.
40 you know the accused" was tho
first question asked.
"What?" exclaimed the witness with
a startled expression and gazcd in
tently at q corner of the room In quite
q different direction to that where
johnson was sitting. Further ques-
lions produced similar indistinct an
swers. ana Harrison soon excused tho
witness. stating that Mr.. Holt evident
ly did not feel quite we'll.
Jacintho Texclra. who followed Holt
on the stand. proved as useless to the
defense as his predecessors had been
and was also speedily excused.
Copeland, a negro stableman from
Waialua plantation, who was called as
the next witness. could supply better
material. He had Just seen Johnson
last fali, when he came to the stable
to get pair OF mules, which he had
been ordered to drive. Johnson named
the mules which he had been told Ia
get, and Copeland pointed the two an
finals out TO him, as well as the sets
of harness belonging to him. A few
minutes later he caught the defendant
placing the names on an entirely DIFF
ferent pair of mules.
On New Years day Johnson had
come to Copelands house saying that
he would like to spend the day with
him. Copeland assented to this and
they sat down and ate and drank to
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came 10 me MUSE ne saiu ,hat he
hau Jos, ms Wa'ch anu acsnseu 1ohn
son oi having iuhen ~ 'o"ns.h ~
mittea tnat nc hau 'aheh ~, p". sa,u
that ne hau gwen IL 70 ,hlra pur,y
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went 10 TINS man, VINO gave w Inv
"a.oh 70 ns owh.r'
Wnoh Sopelanu any 'on'aon ean,
pach 70 me iornhoi housc' Sopcnan'
no,'ocu 'ia' Johnson "o'e '''''
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aons 10 inc otner iehoW' saiu Iopc
iaun' anu sald Una, ne 'i,u oc,'ef si,'
10 ,no oiu woman, ~ .na' sno .oui'
heep iol mn az sa'e .n 4. o'u w
lnnn 'nI m'.on, anu sne pu, up w
nhomt !, ard non, aaos w,tbnr, i,
"Tho newt day NJ about q o,cIocl, 4,
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ricbt Nv tho hrIdsc Inv Al Chew,
80 10 uos s,andtna 4, ,ho middI,
Of Tho road
"Iohn.nn s,id that no had Lost hi,
,otnh IN ,ho ,troan, and con,dn', 90
hoIJ of n again lie could see IN,
Z watch worry nIainIv INT every limo n,
wont down 10 got n had dIsanncared
"of courso knew where The wntcI
w,s 90 lola him IN 90 and SOC m,
old woman and sbo might tell hin
: .nn,othino ,hn,, A lilo wont rIybt M
~ Tho b,,nso and pot tho watch n,
camo hack and showed n 10 mo an,
said .Thank you'
"Was .Johnson under the inauenc,
of ,i,uor al tho tImeo, asked UarrI
son. & -.
. 81 you,Jn,t saw thai no was drun,,
!, answered Copeland. meditatiyely. "Bu
: In sbouId saw that he was two sheets /,
tbo wind and tho other one shaking.
n .Wbat impression aid Johnson maxi
on Won in regard to the state of hi
mind?" asked Harrison.
az tust tho,cbt that whom ho wa
J"'' """sn' $3.50 ~ W"