The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-11
Atcherley Fills
Wayson's House
With Bullets
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and his wife heard the crack of the
shots, but, as they 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 inte-
rior of the office.
Had Been Persistently Bombarding.
From all appearances Atcherley had
been aiming promiscuously at the house
his leaden death messengers would
locate itself in Wayson's body. Shots
have been fired from almost every angle.
One bullet, which is probably one of
those fred yesterday morning, cut
clean hole through the window pane in
Wayson s front office, facing directly
on Beretania avenue. Streaks in the
grass where others have been badly
aimed and struck the ground, then
ricoc netting upward and burying them
selves in the porch wall, were easily
made out yesterday afternoon. Three
bullets are imbedded in the exterior of
the house, all of them apparently hav-
ing been shot from different positions.
According to policeman Anderson, who
saw the flashes of each shot, Ateherley
was running, in erouching position,
while he was firing yesterday morning,
and this probably accounts for the
angles from which the shots were fired,
the result of the first trigger-pull of
yesterday IS fusillade being that the bull
let went through the office window from
the Waikiki side.
Last Wednesday night both DR.. Way
son and his wife heard the sound or
shots, but they have only dim recol-
lection of the occurrence, as they were
half-asleep. On Thursday night. how
ever. after returning from the theater,
Mrs. Wayson thought she heard some
one fumbling around the back door, but,
| on hearing nothing further. decided that
she had been mistaken. Eleanor, their
| little daughter, was very i'll with the
Group on that night, and consequently
| the TIGHTS in the house were lit until
after midnight About this time DR..
Wayson also heard noise outside the
| house. apparently of someone walking
cautiously on the front porch. He look
| ed outside but saw no one, though 1t Is
probable that Atcherley, or whoever
the prowler was, had hidden hlmseil
lust in the nick of time.
T. DR.. Wayson received an urgent cal
that night from Punahou, and, rather
than leave his wife alone with the slcf
baby, called in DR.. Mackall, who lives
inst across the street. Before Waysor
left the house, the firing was heard by
the three, and later on when WaysoI
returned. was again heard.
The shooting awakened the famll,
again last night but, as before, Waysol
paid little attention to it, merely say
ing to his wife that cit was quite ;
familiar sound.
Morphine is Blamed.
1t is generally believed that Atcher
lev returned to an old habit Of takinj
4 morphine, and this is substantlated D.
the fact that it was found necessar'
at the police station yesterday to al
: minister the drug hypodermlcaliy
number of times to keep him in quiet
restful condition. When booked at tn
station house yesterday morning, Atcn
erlv is alleged to have reiterated numer
ous times that DR.. Wayson stole HI
leprosy cure.
Accused Wayson.
The shooting by and arrest of Atcher
" are the eliminating events Of
series of incidents that point to tn
insane brooding which seems to hav
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