Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-19

danger on the nights that he fired
Inc shots at DIR. Wayson's house last
October. This County Attorney
said they were prepared to
admit, but DR.. Atcherley insisted
that she be brought into court.
Judge Andrade ordered that she be
sent for and ordered the Doctor to
proceed with his next witness.
with. his next witness the Doctor
was very personal, his first question
being: Va ''i - ~
Q. Are you a qualified physician7
A. Yes.
q. Where did you qualify?
A. At the University Of Califor-
MIA. it4 "a. 80
Q. Where is thatf In, San Fran
cisco? "a,
A. No. at Berkeley.
Q. Have you ever followed any
business other than the practice of
medicine?
This question was objected to by
Mr.. Catbcart and the objection sus-
tained.
q. When did you qualify?
A. In 1891.
Q. What did you do when you
came to Honolulu first?
A. was at the Receiving Sta
ton at Kalihi.
@. Did you ever keep a drug
store on King street?
A. No. r#yg
The Doctor then proceeded to ex-
anime him on the occasion Of his
arrest last October for shooting at
the witness house. but gained no
material point in this. He next tried
to prove that the witness never had
any business on Emma street, where
defendants ONCE was. and that wit
ness went there simply to annoy
defendant. In this he failed to gain
amy material point, and DR.. Wayson
was excused from the stand.
Charles Charlock next took the
stand, and DR.. Atcherley then
brought himself to the sewer ques-
ton. but Mr.. Charlock disclaimed all
knowledge OF the sewerage system OF
the city SO far as speaking authori-
tatively, as he stated 1t was not IN
his department, Witness was then
called upon to testify that defendant
had made two applications to the
Board OF Health for leave to treat
certain lepers and that this applica.
tion had been refused on the motion
of DR., Wayson. .,..,
This was all the evidence Of Mr.
ChariOck. and the Doctor then called
Frank Carr. who IL q leper at the
Kalihi Receiving Station. Upon hi
being told that no service of thu
subpoena had been made. the Doc
tor made a strenuous protest agains
the injustice OF the court. He said
This is the second witness, whom !
have asked to have here. W.T. Ia NO
here. and that because no service de
manding their attendance has beer
made.
Judge Andrade said: Mrs. Way
son has been sent for. and Franl
Carr will not have here. Tn,
matter OF curing leprosy does not en-
ter into the question of whether 20,
were sane or insane on the fifteenth
day OF July. and II his evidence 4
necessary to you It must be taken b!
afiidavit or some other means.
will not order him to be subpoenaed
Jack Atcherley was called to testi
fy that he had seen DR.. Wayson OF
Emma street and that he woul'
know the Doctor II he saw hin
again.
| Mrs. Atcherley then took the STAN
and testified that she had hear
strange noises around the house. o.
the first occasion she was arouse
out Of her sleep by, the screams O
her daughter and young Portu
guese girl who stayed with them
They said that some man tried
open the window.
She said: II at once aroused tn
Doctor and asked him to come wit
me outside to see II there was any
one there. He did 80. and just az W
got outside the house we saw dar
figure disappear through the shru
into the road. N.Y. said to tn
Doctor, I'm. sure that Is Cheste
Doyle INsaid this because the fis
ure was Just like Chester Doyle'i
with hard hat and dark clothes. jus
like he wears" She went ON I
! testify to hearing various noises 4
the grounds around the house an
how they disturbed the children
but her statement contained no def
mite reason for the way In which tn
noise occurred except that ON an
other occasion someone again al
tempted to open the window.
II he