The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-08
owNERsH1P or HOTEL
AUBREY HAS CHANGED

For the sum OF $4,000 Bertha A.
Aubrey, wife Of Arthur G. Aubrey, has
sold tho Aubrey Hotel. situated at Ha,
JULIA, in the Koolauloa district of this
island, to Archie FUNSTON and Louise
Zumstein, his wife.
The deed conveying the property was
recorded yesterday in the Office OF the
registrar Of conveyanees and IL dated
May 4 last. The stamp duty paid on
the recording Of the decd amounted to
sixty dollars. The property conveyed
consists of Lot No. 20 at Hauula, con-
tanning an area Of LOO acres, the hotel
premises and business connected there.
with.
once did he make a remark which
caused the audience to sit up and take
notice, expecting rupture of the peace
truce. This was when, in order to Illus
tTate a point in an argument over an
objection, Mcbride referred to prize
lighting. Mr.. McCarh listened TO the
worded illustration unruffled and un-
moved and the casus belli went by de-
fault. -i.S{ Z
Mr.. McCafn's left. eye showed consid.
cradle discoioration, the check bone re-
gion being greatly swollen and black,
the result of Mcbride 81 blow during
the exciting seuffle in the corridor Of
the marshal y floor the day before.
Refuses TO Make statement.
Asked by The Advertiser again yes
terday il he had a statement TO, make
to the press on the Incidents leading to
and following Tuesday afternoon, s
scene, Mr.. McCarn yesterday said:
81 have no statement to make at
this time.rI have been misrepresented
to a great extent by the papers. may
have a statement to make in two or
three days, but not now He then
told The Advertiser that should he
change his mind and wish TO make a.
statement for this issue he would, ring
up later This he did not do. NJ II
florinda Freitas, the youRg Portu-,
guess girl OF ,Mnd Lane, Hilo, whom, il
Is alleged, freeman Sylvester seduced,
under q promise Of marriage before he
later married the widow, Mrs. Rose
Hpssman, was ON the witness stand yes
terday all day for the prosecution. In
a scarcely audible tone of voice she
told the ugly story of how she was
WNOhbOug ny OJlNtoJcIs II was
necessary TO seat the Young girl near
Court Reporter 0.sP. 6oares, in order
to allow him better to take the testi-
mony down. Usually he repeated the
answers of the witness so that the
jurors and others concerned might bet
ter hear them, IN I, i.,.,.'. 4, IL. \
During the afternoon session, two
boys, neithtI of them much, more than
fifteen years OF age, were listeners in
court to the horrible details, OF the
girls alleged wrongs, They sat we'll in
the rear OF the courtroom and took in
the proceedings with evident relish. II
may be, il they turn up again today,
that son.e cfisial IN authority will show
Them the door, neither having any con.
nection Whatever with the case, one
way OF another
Slow Progress with Trial.
Most OF the court and attorneys, time
was taken up with objection and argu.
ment, the jury being excused ON sew.
cral oeeaslchs while counsel gave the
court their views on the law. The
Judge : stand, those Of opposing eoun.
sol and that Of Clerk Augustus Z. Muir
ply were literally barricaded with law
looks The subdEcd tactics of counsel
inspired tic audience with expectancy
anu those lTelent fully expected re.
sumption Of hostilities at any time.
They were, however, sadly disapnoiuted.
However, until court adjourned there
was a subdued air of mystery and ex.
pectaney throughout the courtroom,
noticeable to all but possibly the attor.
neys who were conducting the trial |