The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-08
'h'GARN GIVES
BALI TRIAL
Date SET
Motley Crowd Present in District
Court When Federal Attorney
Appears to Answer to a Charge
Of Assault with a Deadly weap.
on; Time Of Hearing Is Fixed
for wednesday, May 10. S
,fFrom. IThunday Advertiser

~ -. 40 q. - 4 a
my 'en "pPo"i's ~, ~,
in tne ponce court DeIore Dls.l.ss sls "
istrate =; M; Honsarrat yesseruAy morn g,
ing lis trlai was set TOT nay 10, psi .
oelhg nkeu ~ $ivvu MI. neSaiI W.
represented Dy Attorney "A. p hum
Phreya horrih Ahuts"s, as sPeS,e
prosecutor, representeu Siapoius NY
briue, tns e2mp s'.n i a.. ~,
Auorney humphreys moVeu tnat tns
ssse ~ sss toI my. ssr ,ysa s;na ~
fkae yeouiTed his presence in the su
pfeme court. making IL impossible fol-
him TO give time to the McCarn case
before that date. No objection being
made Nv the prosecution. the request
was granted. At this point Attorney
Andrews raised the question Of allowing
M, M1Carn 10 no Mt liberty nm he own
recoghizance.
ttFof the sake of precedent and the
safety of the general public, L believe
that this defendant should be made Ia
put up substantial ball., said Attor.
new Andrews. "This man Is charged
with a felony. and l. allowed "a walk
the streets at his own free win. II IA
n had example TO set In this com.
n.unity. with our mixed .population and
is liable to encourage Others to arm
tbemselyes with revolyers and go stalk
ing forth In the land pulling off ali
kinds Of gun PLAYS. would ask that
your Honor fix some Substantial hail :,
Judge Humphrets repied trieay and
Judge Monsarrat set the hail M xl001,
which was furnished b. l.. y. McCand,
less. who was present IN the court
room. -
MES r.....s ,.,...n r,.a,.
1850 oio"u o'eess
never IN the history OF the Honolulu
pohce court mas larger or more mixed
gatherlng been present than az the sss,,
non yesterday morning. Loafers and
s Ssgran ~ VINO daly MAKE .', me Police
with doctors. LAWYERS. business mon and
Tourists. ~
When Mr.. MeCaru. aeeomnan;ed nv
Attorneys Hnmphreys AsbforJ Ma.
COON and Eddines. arrival there wal 4
jpstlihe ana eTsniny offbsel- amonu
this large crowd to get n better view
of the prineipals in Tuesday after.
noon g ARRAY. MANY who came with
the expectation of hearing some oteat
oratorical efforts and legal pyrotec5nics
came away disappointed. as little or
no excitement was created nv the attor.
neys ON either side.
Mr. MeCarn exhibited a. badly
swollen left eve which bod baln
bruised in the encounter with Attorney
Mcbride. At the conclusion of the
hearing in the police. court Mr.. MeCarn
went to the United States court 70
continue his prosec1tion of the Rosa
and Freeman sylvester ease pendibo
in that court. a :
Attorney Clauditfs Mcbride made
statement yesterday morning IN which
he said that he wished 10 correct tbe
statement that ne made 10 The Adyer.
tiser ON Tuesday afternoon.
az Mcbride struc,, r,r.1 p,.,,
4.f..., ~ 4, y, : !. - Ao"'
sno neat OF the exeltement
e au tne setess ! was under Tuesday
statement Yesardins ny a att"n,n, wrong .9
JEFF MeCarn made 1pon INV bfa - ss;S
Attorney Mcbride. Gin INV orioi5aI
statement 1 said that McCayn nj mo
first. This Is not so. He did. however,
apply . vile epithet to me. and syv,,ng
on him. landed a baymaker ~ h;s
eye. IpuRehed at him as he was draw
ing his gun. had been told-tbat ha
carried one and preferred TO take no
chances. The rest Of the story az told
In yesterday mornings Advertiser Il
correct. -
prominent attorney stated yester,
day that the federal grand Jury would
be called during the early part Of this
week to investigate the McCarn.Mc-
Bride ARRAY. He stated that in the
event Of an Indictment being brought
against District Attorney Mccain it
would become necessary for the depart.
ment OF justice at Washington to send
special prosecutor here TO handle the
ease for'the government. In this event,
ne SAID, not only this ARRAY case would
De looked into, but also other matters
that have brought the United States
district court into considerable promi,
nence Of late.