The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-11-11
Captain of Detectives, Reinctated,
Takes Possession Again of Old
Office With Apparently the
Same Old Authority, But In
vestigation Will Continue in
Connection With Sergeant KEEL
lett.


in the afternoon, however, that the of
iicer went to his office and took charge
of the desk that has remained sealed
almost since the investigation com.
| menced
Indications are that sheriff Jarrett
will give back to McDuiiie the same un.
limited control of his departments that
he before enjoyed. This appeared yes
! terday when the sheriff tentatively
turned down an applicant for n de
tective's position, because he didn t
think "McDuiie could get on with
him. The man is n Chinaman bear.
ing an excellent reputation and expe-
rienced in police work, who has worked
hard for the department.
The McDuilie investigation did not
end with the reinstatement of that of
fetal yesterday, for two apparent rea-
sons. The first of these was the fact
that McDuflie will more or less be
brought into the investigation of his
suspended sergeant, which is still 90.
!
service commission will consider the
mess in the detective department.
Wirtz Is Disappointed.
81 am very much disappointed in the
turn affairs have taken" said Chair.
IMAM Writ, of the civil service commits.
sion, yesterday. cit appears to me that
the charges on which the sheriff sus.
pended McDufiie should have been dis
posed of in another way than by his
reinstatement without further proceed.
ure. ! expect to hear considerable
criticism of the sheriff expressed at the
regular meeting of the commission on
Wednesday evening"
The chairman was guarded in his
| statement, and said that the commits
sion was not yet in position to make
definite announcement of its stand
He indicated strongly that the commits.
sion has not lost interest in the case.
McDuilie's return to the department
was evidenced by considerable suppress.
| ed excitement Five of the eight men
who remain on the staff that he left
when he went to Shanghai, have as.
sisted in working up evidence against
him, under instructions of the sheriff.
| Two other men are under suspicion of
bad conduct. 1t was consequently not
altogether in complete harmony that
the work of the bureau was resumed
under McDufiie.
Evidences of hard feeling broke out
.- uaS 70 po',r '"e 81
-, i.,fI 80, ~ 70.
c,,ons,,, Tboa. .,,;j" Wv piU" "aI
! ,bo o., ,hin,, l., a., -
started by e n chi,,;,n,,n-or.h ,,ho
acted as nrosecutor in NO noJ;ea oon,t
A Russian coso was -, trial aua ,yhen
n witness Of that nat;onaIitv was mt
ON the stand Chill;ngworth said.
co,ro cho,,,;x, 80 I,.,a
a, - ~
guess we ha'en any hussiah
, hi pieaer. ne ponce ihsPector'n'l'
'"s peen SMASHED 70 pieces
~ i'ielicu 70 'ne prohotioh oi De'
.e'.lNe owaueh, russian interpreter,
W '"o in'pe,,oishiP Oh "eisnts anu
measures "nu' ne meant by the see
onu Pu'l Vi MS Phrase can oniy De
suesse" Az, pu. Us ne Sa'd II ne iooNeu
aeloSs at MeDulhe' VINO was sitting IN
,"o rum anu nuSheu' MeD"nhe
'"us"su p"c",
noS 'eNeiai No' Sstisheu'
Attorney smith made the follow
ing statement to the Star Bulletin yes
terday morning;
- tined to put myself in the posi-
tlon OF the clvil service commission
nearing the case, and came TO the con
einsioh that ! mad not sufficient eIl-
dehce when met by McDufiie's expla'
nation thereof to make me certain q at
/ tnt commission. AFTER full lpaflO.f ..