The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-18
COILS TIGHTEN
ABOUT HUSBAND


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Armstrong. ln Peppers hack started
lot She rsilioad station. iestsng Too
good and hir u1fe on The sidewalk in
front Of the Empire ehop house
She testified thai she Dad been with
Mns. TDogood On SUNDAY morning, hui
had not sctn her 90 day Monday until
Daisy snme 70 her home Monday even.
ing between eiaht and nine clock.
She was surprised 20 see her, and AZ
that time Armstrong and PEPPER were
there and she was getting ready 20 70
out 70 supper with Armstrong.
Daisy was invited to 20 along and
they all got into the hack and started
downtown. This was some time after
nine clock.
They had something to eat and a
pint bottle Of gin between them while
at supper
An Of them we're feeling well, and
in response 70 a question, Hannah said
she thought Daisy had been drinking
before she came to her house early in
the evening.
Toogood Arrives.
About ten.thirty Toogood came into
| the box where they were talking, and
told his wife to get out, which she re-
fused to do, saying he did not support
her and she was not going.
After a few words he leaned against
the wall and said to PEPPER, ~ love
that woman, y and PEPPER left the room
and went out TO his hack.
| Soon after this Armstrong and Han
nah came out, followed by Toogood
and his wife, after the latter had taken
I AZ 80 H., =, 10 g -,
The first two got into the hack and
Daisy started to do so, but was held
back by her husband.
The hack drove away and left them
standing there, and that was the last
she saw of them.
PEPPER on Stand.
Next called was John PEPPER and
his testimony in all important details
was an exact cOrroboratIcn of that CIV
en- by Hannah Smith.
In one or two instances he went into
details further, telling that he did not
know Daisy was married until her hus-
band came into the restaurant, and
when he found that out he went to his
hack.
/ Soon the Others came out and the
/ three of them started for the station,
stopping at Pacific saloon, into which
1 Armstrong went for about five minutes.
They continued to the station and
left Armstrong there to take the train
out of town, coming back to Kameham-
cha saloon and then again to the chop
house.
Recalled for moment, Hannah
stated that Daisy was dressed all in
black and had her (Hannah 's) coat on.
Silva Saw Couple,
Manuel Silva, hack driver, who saw
the, Toogoods on Bethel street, was
next called, and he told of the party
coming out of the restaurant and the
three going away in the hack.
When PEPPER came out of the EN-
pire he asked Silva to go in and tell
his party to come along, for it was
time to go to the train, and if they
were not coming he had another load
to take.
| when Toogood and his wife came
out he stopped her from getting in the
hack and said for her to come home
with him, she had been out long
enough" :.
Further, Silva said that Daisy told
her husband to go to a place much
! warmer than Honolulu, ending,
support both myself and you, and now
| want to go with my friends for a
: ride. / won't go home. -
Il He kept. her from going, and after
the hack went away Silva told them
both to 90 home and not fight on the
street. He saw them go down Bethel
! to King street, then cross to the Wal.
Riki side, but did not see them again
This was about 1910.
After hearing Siiva's testimony the
hearing adjourned until tonight, when
other witnesses will be examined and
the clothes of the dead woman brought
to the inquest.