Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25

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"That the operation which he had
undergone was successful and his
physical condition thereby improved
but that while shortly after ms DIS
charge from the hospital, when oc-
Cured on or about the Sth day OF
February, 1910, he weighed one nun
dred and fifty-two Q52) pounds, but
that by the middle of March, oil the
same year he was reduced III welShl
to one hundred and twehty-elght
02S) pounds. That during the perloa
from the 9Th dav of February, l9l0,
until the middle of March of the same
wear. he was constantly and contn-
ually worrying and brooding over ms
domestic troubles.
"That upon his return to his nome
in the latter part of June, l9lo' ne
learned from various sources that
during his absence on the other ISL
and his wife had been constantly as
sociating with the other man, ana that
as result of this information he was
constantly broodns, and his dolnes-
tic trouble was at all times the doml-
Mating subject of his thoughts.
| "That constantly between June,
| 1910. and the following September,
when the subject of this question
/ again left on business alone for one
OF the other islands, he learned from
various sources of the constant and
familiar associations of the other man
and his wife.
THAT on or about the oath day of
| October. the subject Of this question
departed from the other island for
Honolulu, and prior to the departure
Of the vessel, was observed to be IN
a highly nervous condition. That
while upon the steamer he paced the
decks and appeared to be worrying
deeply, and was overheard to eX-
claim, q cannot stand it any longer.
That as the voyage progressed he be-
came more nervous. That this con-
dition of excitement and nervous tens
ion was observed all day up to late
hour that night when he began tc
drink for the first time that day and
afterward became intoxicated.
"That within few days prior tt
the 4th day of November, 1910, it was
observed that the subject of this ques
ton was irrational incoherent ant
disconnected in speech though not APP
parently under the influence of liquo
at the time.
'That. although prior to the l2t'
; day of January, 1910, the subject o
this question had only used intoXi
eating liquor in moderation, yet be
tween the said 10Th day of January
, 1910. and the following 4th day @
: November, the subject of this ques
ton on five 90 or six CD occasions
:, after brooding deeply over his dc
- nestle trouble, drank to excess an
. became, intoxicated. That he dld S
9 after learning of some new deVelol
- ment concerning his domestic trouble
. when, being in state OF terrlDl
- mental distress, and only after mar
'. inc strenuous efforts to resist the us
n of intOXicants
. "That in the year 1910 it was OF
served by those who knew him we
that he was totally changed maj
That he seemed to be down-hearte
II and worrying over some secret SO
d row. That while formerly man
$ ambition, he was changed to such a
III extent as to appear entirely witho'
70 ambition, and appeared like ma
Ie who was thinking deeply over son
question to the exclusion OF all oth'
l. things, and seemed to be morbid,
le "That on the Sd day of NovemDe
=. 1910. his house having previous
, been burglarized, and having reast
to fear the repetition thereof, he pu
chased a revolver and brought u
Same home with him.
THAT the subject OF this questll
was in an extremely nervous como
tion on the night of November 81,
sucb an extent that he was unable
sleep, and that his arms ana ie'
were jumping and twitching spad
medically. That on arising on Il
morning of November 4th he was
an extremely nervous and depress'
condition and was bleeding freely FRO
the bladder; that he had dispu
with his wife and learned from n
that she had taken the revolver; I'll
in the condition in which he W.
this dispute greatly agitated him al
he informed his wife that she cou
take all the revolvers she wanted, D
that he would get another That
left his home, came into town a
| has an indistinct recollection OF PIT
| chasing another revolver That
ter the purchase of this revolver
| subject of this question has no rec'
! lection of what he did nor what
| Cured subsequently until he regain
| martial consciousness as he fou
| himself living wounded from 6
shot wound in store in the C!
| That about 9:1S a. IN. on the norm
of the 4th day of November the 81
| ject of this question fired five
shots at and wounded the man, W
| as above stated, had been ASSOCIATE
| with his WIFE That the shooting tt
place at the intersection OF TWO
| the principal thoroughfares OF
| CITY. That at the time of the shoot