Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-20
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to ptinued from pese
fec % home and the girl lden
| AttS ner assailant. ...,
| ly agsSDavis protested repeat'
tioi toSe efforts OF the prose
court anSi. testimony before
attention Setuggle held the eoui
session. IA most Of the morn;
furber dosS lost that point, W
establish t Is pc viii ende a Of
ieva he wtIhwn, though It Is ).
whic killed Al ~ o.. sno S-ed .
wifnes me nner may take
the All "no an i've his versid
Fersson probai - TIM on,yt-
ness 10" will tea 10 en b,s IT.
The oy other perI : IN l.,,h n'1 =. he
.shootit were Abret oomnanI Of
ticers' PINT out fromsoodnnar1 for
the snial purpose arrest; the
soldie1eserter. aifee' Z
The The Itendant was a mt r Of
Compa F. 4th caya,v aIfsap-
pearedom his troon r;n ma
neuvefround damon about
a weebefore his caytur1 hortly
after 1dfsappearance sishe was
posted .. deserter atT head
quarteand about he g tune
came news of the asf on the
portne girl. The pd officers
sem osoyember s on lport that
q soioRas seen along highway
near bond Head fo7 Ferguson
walkinong the road When they
steppett Of the anhobile and
appros him, Fergus opened fire
on thels first and y shot strik.
ing on Abreu aninflicting the
fatal The offirs rushed thu
soldier they ASST he tried Il
shoot but OWL to his excite
ment anne appaJnt unfamiiiarit!
with tkoiyer h]was unable , II
dischaT before they closed r OIL
him arrested itfrom his hands.
fronry applrent aspect thu
TAR the looks 10 be a gloomy on
for thtth. i convicted Of tn
crime arged he win receive tn
extremhlty, execution. -.
HE sl8-years old, and enliste,
N the only about a year agy
rom hue at Jersey City, N. !
He hasSther and step-father liz
ng theEhether they have bee
apprisedhe crime their son ha
,ommittd of the. further TRACED
which Z be awaiting him is nc
Known. understood, howeye'
hat thes very poor people an
n no ciitances to give him an
I'D, finally or otherwise, in th
Jour of heatest need, even If the
ineuid d. to do so.
He obts only a fair eommc
chool edlbn at home and does n
Ippear in t as lad of average i
eligfnce. pmething in the ia
ives the Eression there is son
aenu yoin other words, it, ha
omeiow,, look of a degenerat
'hrolshoute- first hours of Il
Iearig todhe sat in his chair
n unhang attitude of oyerwhelI
ne dtectfdhe head hung forwa
18th fes t4d toward the floor Al
ace JterlyRoid of expression. c
asionlly hhead raised slowly. al
he cps ga7 straight ahead at
ttorng witt dull, vacant stare. T
Iery Ercrans of Attorney Dav
ne loIhsomstory of the little 81
he tefmon5f other witnesses a
he gumei of the prosecute
rouse not + slightest hint of
'lligei inteBt in his bearing.
II Ffguso1is convicted and g
1e efeme enalty it will be I
rst tie in bout ten years that
hite hn hasbeen hung in the tel
'ry. ie lastone to pay this pena
as bral degenerate who assault
littlgirl atIWaialua, oaku, aft
ard Hing hei; cutting the body il
Ieces I'D burying hem in an
'mpt tescape detection.
OtheIRitnesses who testified
orninw were Mrs. Olivia Abreu, "
y of { officer who was killed;
.e Gle Julius Asch and DR.. Geo
Stral They told in turn
breu's ealth on the day of the
ay, hiservice in the police dep;
ent, ofthfch he had been a mem
e last ght years, and finally, of
tai matte of the wound he recei'
le heahg was continued at l!
m. uni $50 O'Clock tomor
Uning.
The jurrs are George E. Bruins,