The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-16

p. A. Cooper Manual IA Costa and
William r. FonncIl
No subpoena has been issued vet FOR
Henry Husmahn. the Youth who il said
to have taken the f0fty.onb ehlibor ne.
v0lver alleged 10 have been drawn BY
the district attorney, Husnianh being
injured on the hand owing to the fall
Of the hammer Of the weapon which
caught and cut the hesh between the
thumb and index finger Neither has
any suppoena been issued for bau
Wah, Chinese interpreter, who u said
70 have been present Ut the time OF
the scrap; nor FOR George "A. (Btft)
Bower, also said TO have been there At
the time. Dr. T. L. sexton Of Hilo
may yet be mbpoennod 10 appear be.
Fore the Investigators az withoas.
-Four HID Witnesses already On hand
are Mrs. Mary Freitas. hfiss Fl0flnda
f'foitne, Mrs W. r. A. Kaysef and Will
liam DO Reeo Silva who arrived on
saturday from Hilo, accomplished BY
Deputy Marshal Datid X sherwood.
Another witness, Mrs Minnie Silva.
will arrive this morning in charge Of
Deputy Marshal sherwood from fiiIo.
These Owe we're Oh witnesses for the
prosecution conducted BY District Al.
torney Mecarn IN the criminal con
spitaey eese against Freeman and Rosa
Sylvester recently, the trial Jury fail
ing TO agree on verdict. It7was dur.
ing the time this case was before the
federal court that the MhCafh. Ne BfIdd
|teW occurred, several bitter passanos-
Iatqfnis having taken place between
MeUafn and MrBfidc pfeviouh to this
in ofien dohrt.
Judge Clemens charge TO the grand
jury Il lengthy 1t follows:
Judge olemons' Charge.
Geptlemen OF the Grand Jury:
The circumstances OF the AFFAIR about
TO be presented Tor your reconsideration
have attracted unusual attention, buf
nothing different is now required Of
you than in the cases which You have
heretofore cdnsidefel. Indeed. YOU will
make this investigation most Fairly. Il
yon enter upon It with the idea that Il
is part Of the days work ,---ontef
upon II with the same eaIinness. the
same even temper, as in the ihvestita-
tion Of Any other aifaif, involving any
other persons.
Rights OF Grand Jufies.
Though grand juries usually hear no
other evidence than that adduccd by
the officer representing the governments,
nevertheless, bearing in mind your oath
ITO inquire and true pfosehthhent
make you win not only receive all
proper evidence offered which may
throw any light upon the subject Of
yoiit inquiry, whether II tend To es-
tablish the guilt Or ihhoc6nee Of per-
sons involved, but, further. II you shalI
have reason to believe that there Is
other evidence. not presented which
would qualify or explain away or throw
light upon the matter before YOU, IL
win be yonr duty to order such evi-
dence TO be Produced You have the
fullest power TO compel the appearances
and testimony OF al who may have any
knowledge Of the AFFAIR Or who may Be
able to give any clue leading 10 such,
knowledge. "A
On Guard Against Leaks.
Your deliberations are TO 81 e6Ddnets
ed in SECRET Neither the assistant 10
the attorney general nor any other per-
son than yourselves may be present at
your deliberations or at the taking Of
any vote upon an Indictment. Not only
must YOU Act IN, secret as BODY, but
hndef the obligations Of your oath, and
independently thereof as matter Of
law to which you are subject, you must
keep secret your deliberations, your
votes, all your acts as a grand jury.
YOu should he nm Ondrd aoalnak e,iOt ~,