The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-03
NOTORIOUS ROGUE
III LAWS CLUTCHES
Julian D. Haynes Of Many Aliases
Arrested Aualn-Thls Time
on Forgery Charge.

James y. Hallen. who has a string
Of nlinscs, having been At one time
well known 10 Honolulu a. Julian d.
Haynes is in trouble again in Now
York, this time for forgery. lie is an
accomplished and all round crook and
confidence man. first tripped up in New
York in 1899, at which time testimony
against him was given by A. +. Judd
and w. t. Rawiins, then east at college,
and the late Paul Neumaun.
OF his latest arrest, tho New York
World Of October Il, says;
James D. Hallen. alias Don Josie de
Harrara, alias Charles f. Thompson,
alias @. T.. Lord, debarred lawyer, ex.
preacher, ex-convict, revolution mon.
ger and soldier of fortune could not
restrain a smile today in Jefferson
Market Court when Magistrate Freschi
held him in $1,000 bail for examination
next Friday on charge of passing a
worthless check of $69.S5 on Brokaw
Brothers, from whom on last Saturday
he bought a suit of clothes, an over
coat, pair of pajamas and dress
suit case. John w. Block, a jeweler
at No II Maiden lane, who was on
hand to press n similar charge, involv-
ing a check of $l64 which Hallen gave
for n diamond ring, was lost in the
shuttle, and left the court without an
inpportuuity to press his charge
rs Halien was arrested last night at
tthe fashionpble boarding. house. No. 10s
West Eightieth street, where he posed
as a broker. He was at dinner with
the other guests and wore evening
4 clothes. His wife, handsome, titan
I haired young Jersey schoolmarm,
whom he married two years ago, with
Bout having told her a single word of
his remarkable criminal career, was in
decolette.
A World 8 Search.
CAT police headquarters this morn
ing. the few survivors of the Byrnes
regime thought they were seeing ghosts
when Hallen suddenly confronted them.
Remarkable Captain Jack Dunn was
so badly rattled that it took him some
time to recall the remarkable chase
around the world after the man, be-
Detective Sergeants Mcknight and
Cuff arrested him at Addison, N Y. on
a charge of having forged MORTGAGE
by means of which he swindled Mrs.
Sarah Canldwell out of $16,500 The
chase began just after he had been
saved, bv the statute of limitations,
from standing trial on eleven indiet-
ments for swindling other of his clients.
rfThe chase ranged across the ocean
to England back to New York. to
Jamaica. to Panama, to Lima, Peru,
where he nospd MS coffee planter; to
the Island of Tahiti, where he made a
pilgrimage to the home of Robert
Louis Stevenson; from Samoa to japan
to China. to South West Africa, where
he posed as a Methodist missionary,
and thence back to the Hotel st. Denis
where he hid all through the fall and
winter of 1897. before going to Add
son, N. y, TO his brother's farm, where
he was FINELY arrested.
Half Dozen Wives
4 "Hnllen scorned legal assistance a;
his trial, and drew npon his own ex-
perience as a lawyer in defending him
self During the course of the trial 4
Z half dozen women turned up. each
claiming to have been married by him
each charming that he had swindled
her. To most of them he was known
as John D. Hayne, and his marriages
ranged from Vermont to Florida. II,
J was convicted, and on January 5. 1929
Z was sent away for eight years II
1900 he was discharged.
No sooner out of prison than HalleI
was working a new way. He got int
the good graees of the Niearaguan Gov
eminent and sold to Ramon Echsasar
eta boxes alleged to contain 1,100,00l
cartridges. He got $4,000 for tn
boxes, but when they were opened a
Bluefelds, Nicaragua, they were founC
to contain copper Junk.
"In March Of this year Whalen va
1 arrested in Washington. charged witt
; an attempt TO steal papers which woul'
have BETRAYED the plan of the Mexicai
.. reyolutionists But, he managed to bea
this case, az he had beaten the one o
swindliRg the Zelaya government.
Proud of Legal Lore
1In court the only concern of thi
i remarkable man who, during his figh
from the New York detectives, ha
! hobnobbed with Queen Liliuokalan
. and drank tea with an African potent
/ ate, was that his young wife, who's
/, tearstained eyes did not mar her beau
ty, should not retain one of the man
lawyers who practise there. Tell her,
he said, that ! have forgotten NOR
law than they will ever know, and 1
5 take care of this misunderstanding mJ
self.
L
u ried two years ago. refused to revei
d her identity, and didn t care what he
e. husbands record was: Il don Z ear
irUhaf ha1o dnno.I love him oud NJ