The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-11

home, while it could be as easily a
protection to the home.
held full sway over the man who won
notoriety through his connection with
Wallaeh. Two months ago he called on
Wayson in the latter's office. asking
him why it was that he (Wayson) OPP
posed him so bitterly in the Board OF
Health.
"Why are you my enemyg'' asked
Atcherley.
"You are Mistaken replied Way
son. 81 have always been one of your
best friends in the board. Get those
wheels out of your head
"Sir, I'll have you understand that
II have no wheels in my head Ateher-
|. ley is alleged to have answered, draw
ing himself up haughtily. "Voiees
come to me in the night and tell me
that you are my mortal enemy; that
you have stolen my cure for leprosy.
They speak to me from the manhole of
the sewer and | hear them in my room
at night. You are an enemy of mine. -
At this time, Wayson Gained the
drugged unfortunate who finally left
the house.
About two weeks after this, Atcheriey
called at the police station and asked
/ Fred Iaukea, the receiving station clerk,
whether Wayson was in Jail.
| eff he is mt, he ought to be-" Ateher-
| lev said when he was informed that
Wavson still enjoyed his freedom.
This incident was told to Wayson at
| the time, but he only laughed and
promptly forgot all about it, until it
was recalled to his mind by the recent
happenings.
Once Dope Fiend.
/, About eight years ago DR.. Atchcriey
was in a bad condition from the use of
drugs and liquor, and would have gone
entirely to pieces had it not been for
| the splendid work of Dr. Wayson. who
pulled the morphine fend together and
started him off right. Atcherley was
out of his mind much of the time then,
and his morbid thoughts have probably
been induced of late through the recur-
renee of the habit.
Atcherley Gould Not Be Seen.
Mark P Robinson and G. Chariorlf,
, president and secretary respectively of
the Board of Health, of which DIR.
Wayson is prominent member, accom-
panied the latter to the police station
yesterday morning. They went, not in
i their official capacities, but merely as
! intimate and warm friends of DR.. Way
| son. They did not see Atcherley, how
ever as he was held for investigation
and no interviews were permitted. They
learned that DR.. Emerson had been COM
PEELED to administer morphia to the
prisoner to keep him tractable.
Cure Not Atcherley's.
$50 far as / know said DR.. j.
T. Wayson yesterday afternoon, 1.-THE
treatment which I use in leprosy cases
is not in the least similar to Wal
laeh S or Atcherley's. / know moth
ing whatsoever of the alleged cure
which DIR. Atcherley has. AS mat
ter of fact, the formula for the remedy
with which / have had marked success
was given me about five or six years
ago by two men who are at present
prominent in this city. | do not care
to mention their names for publiea-
, ton.
"The remedy is very simple, aud {
mix the ingredients at the Kalihi Re
eeiving Station myself. / do not
claim to have a cure in this medicine,
as ! have stated before, but I do main
: ali clinical evidence of the disease.
81 will insist that Atcherley be
thoroughly examined as to his sanity.
| want to be perfectly fair in this,
but for the safety of nay wife and
children l will insist that an exam
\ ming board be selected to determine
whether or not the man should be de-
tanned. -
: Dr. Wayson apparently IS not great
" worrying over the fact that bis
life was endangered, but he viii take
steps to protect his family.
DIR. Atcherley was an applicant
few weeks ago for the position of Po-
, lice surgeon, and the fact that he was
turned down appeared to come as
blow to him.
Spent Ball Struck Mrs. Wayson-
Omens and forewarnings of future
events come to but few people, but
, Mrs. Wayson had an experience last
Sunday morning that, in connection
r with later developments. she will not
soon forget. While sitting on the
rorch steps. directly behind the office
and facing Punchbowl, on that mora
: ing. Mrs. Wavson was suddenly struck
on the thigh by spent bullet, com
ing downward and not in line with
he ground. The bullet. which did not
come with sufficient force TO penetrate
her heavy skirt, rolled off her dress
into the thick grass and could not be
found