The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-12
(From Monday s Advertiser.l


Urged on by "voices,' which he
claims have been calling to him from
the sewers, floating around in the air,
and always whispering in his ears that
DIR. J. 7. Wayson has stolen his all
legged cure for leprosy and is his NOR
tai enemy, DR.. John Atcherley has
been conducting for some time past a
kind of nocturnal warfare on the for
mer. This finally eliminated in At
cherley's arrest early yesterday morn
ing by Bicycle Patrolman Anderson,
Just after he had fired number of
shots from revolver in the direction
of Wayson S house and office. DR.. At
cherley is now held at the police sta
tion, and it is probable that charge
of insanity will be placed against him.
At the station, Atcherley told an in
coherent story. to the effect that Way
son had stolen his secrets and should
be punished.
For some nights past DIR. Wayson
and his wife have been aware of the
fact that someone was shooting in the
neighborhood of their home on Bere.
tania avenue, but attached so little
significance to the shots they heard
that they made absolutely no investi-
CATION. In fact, they were awakened
several nights ago by the sound of re-
volver shots, but at that time thought
they came from the drillshed of the
National Guard, which is situated just
makai of their residence The first in
tmation that DIR. Wayson had of the
alleged attempt on his life was when
called up by telephone at clock
yesterday morning by the police sta
ton and informed that DIR. Atcherley
was then under arrest for emptying
.S2.caliber Colts revolver into the side
of his house.
While making his regular round of
duty on Sunday morning, Bicycle Pa
troiman Anderson, standing on the
corner of Beretania avenue and Miller
street saw n crouchinp form in front
of DR.. Wavson s house. Immediately
the man rose to an upright posture and
fred four shots directly, as it looked
to Anderson. into Wayson's house.
The policeman leaped on the sneaking
form of the man, who proved to be
DR.. Atcherley. He took the weapon
awav and conducted his prisoner to
the police station. Both DIR. Wayson
and his wife heard the crack of the
shots. but, as thew were probably aim
ed at the office, which stands in front
of the house proper, were not able to
detect the noise of one of the bullets,
which struck. blowing its way through
front window pane and burying it.
self in the wooden door on the int.
rior of the office.
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