The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
MRS. ATCHERLEY
ON THE WARPATH
Confined From rage ons.1

lne who're matter reviewed once more Dy
the Supreme Court. But President
Mott.Smith, of the Board of Health,
and Superintendent Peterson, of the
Insane Asylum, had hard heartedly re-
fused her permission to see her hus-
band. 1t was all a part of the con-
spiracy TO keep the doctor in Jail un-
lawfully and unjustly.
Mrs. Atcherley further accused DR..
Peterson of trying to get her husband
out Of the country, and accused her
former attorney, I. NJ. Harrison, of
having consented to the scheme, which
was the reason, she said, that she had
fred him. She told the judge that DR..
Peterson had intimated to Attorney
Harrison that if DIR. Atcherley would
promise to get out of the country, it
might be possible to let him out of
the asylum. And Mr.. Harrison, she
said. had consented to the nefarious
scheme and had come to her and ad.
vised her to sign a paper promising
that DR.. Atcherley should leave the
country if he were released. So she
bounced him.
Judge Woodruff heard the woman out
patiently, but refused to interfere. He
denied her motion for a rehearing of
the haheas corpus case, telling her
that if the Territorial officials are all
as bad as she says they are, he GER
! tainly could not afford to mix up in
the matter. The thing to do would
be to let the Territory handle the
matter and punish the guilty 1t would
not be proper for him to "butt in'
and take the matter out of the hands
of the Territory of Hawaii.
So Mrs. Atcherley has apparently
lost out there, but she is by no means
discouraged She says she has the Con-
gressmen on her side and that they
have promised to take the matter up
and see that justice is done. "Just
you wait; you II see," said the lady
triumphantly. "I have it in black and
white from the Congressman that they
are going to look into the matter. !"
"By whom is the letter signedi"
Mrs. Atcherley was asked.
"Why should l tell YOU" she re-
torted. "You'll find out when the
Congressman do something. / won It
tell you who wrote the letter, but it
was some of the Congressman.
So far Mrs. Atcherley has not &C.
cused the Governor of completely in
any plot to murder her husband, and
the Governor, fortunately for him. is
on Hawaii, so he is safe for a few
days, anyway.
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