The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-08

vas in a like condition. j considered
hat under the circumstance the best
interests and the safety Of the public
would be best served by acting as
i'd o.
Deputy Marshal Harry Holt said:
~ was in my Office yesterday after.
loon when this quarrel between Mr..
hcCarn and Mr.. Mcbride started. There !
we're angry words between them. Then
saw Mr.. McCarh leave and hurried
Town the corridor TO his office. | think
I was then that he got his gun, as
don Z think he had II on him in the
courtroom. He came back and the
rouble started afresh. The next thing
knew the two men were fighting in
he hallway. ] rushed out of my Office
md found the two men struggling on
he floor. McCarn had a gun in his
Iand. seized the gun and tried TO
AXE II away from him. In the struggle
Tor the gun / received q cut on my
band. We finally got the two fighting
men separated and a young man named
Hussman took the gun away from Nc.
Earn. I" '... s......
Police Dispense Curious Crowds
A large crowd gathered around the
police station yesterday afternoon when
the news OF the ARRAY became known.
The police were obliged to drive the
crowd away from in front of the en-.
france TO the receiving station. Charles
Lynch, owner Of the Pacific Saloon, and
Charles Lambert, owner Of the Anchor
Saloon, were among the first on the
scene and offered to act as sureties for
the release of Mr. MeCarn in the event
Of cash bail being demanded. ID
/ am here as a saloon man, said
Lynch TO Captain KahanamOku, who
was in charge Of the watch, "and L
want to 20 bail for Mr.. McCarn if he
is in trouble. He thinks that all saloon
men are Lad and ut this time when he
Is up against II want to show him
that we bear him no in will and are
willing to let bygones be bygones. Per.
sonaily' am very sorry for him." -
McCarnt surrenders.
Mr. McCarn, inseompany with Attor.
neys Ashford, liinmphFeyE AMI Magoon,
arrived at the police station shortly be.
lore SIX o,clOcK. An effort was made
by Deputy Marshal Holt TO have the
warrant for McCarn's arrest withdrawn
but be met with no success, Mr.! Me-
earn was In the police station Tor about
twenty-five minutes when Sheriff Jar
rett arrived ard ordered him released
on his own teeoRpizapce. Mr.. McCarn
was nursing a BADLY bruised left eye,
while in custody in the police station.
kAhar Garoaont -, a, a...s,.l4.... 49,. . a.
read the warrant Of arrest to him he
waived the reading and said that he
would appear in the police court this
s3
The revolver, which is being held at
the police station as evidence in the
case, is n Al caliber with 0; long round
barrel. Each chamber Of the revolver
was loaded. sA,tt ~ u, =
Copy Of Complaint.
Following is copy Of the compliant
on which Mr.. McCarn was arrested:
District Oonrt of the City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii:
Territory Of Hawaii, City and County
\ Of Honolulu, IS n =
WI Complaint:
Claudius II. Mcpride of Honolulu. be
ing iirst duly sworn, says that JEFF Me
earn, at Honolulu, City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory OF Hawaii, on the
9th day of May, AID, 1914, with forct
and arms wilfully, felOniously and ma
heiously and without authority or JUS
tifcatfon by law in and upon one Clau
dius IL. Mcbride, then and there being
an assault did make with weapon OBJ
viously and imminently dangerous t.
life, to wit: a revolver, held in tn,
hand Of him, the said Jeff MeCarn ant
did then and thereby commit the Grim,
Of assault with weapon obviously ant
imminently dangerous to life, contrary
to Section 29l3 Of the Revised Laws Of
Hawaii. t" NC
Subscribed and sworn to before m,
this nth day of May, 4, D., 1914, A
ID. Larnaeh.
(sgd.) CLAUDIUS II. MCBRIDE
Row Started in Courtroom.
Continuous legal scrapping between
United States District Attorney JET
McCarn and Attorney Claudius ii. Me
Bride was the feature of the second da,
VI 1hS biidi VI the case OF Ine OnlteI
States against Freeman and Rosa Syl
vester yesterday in the federal cour
before Judge Charles F. Clemens.
Incidentally both McCarn and Nc
Bride had occasion during the day T.
apologize to the court, the apologize
being accepted and those preferrinI
them told to do better in the future
At one stage of the proceedings Nc
Bride. was told by the court that h
would be fined for contempt; at anothe
time MeCarn was told in no uncertain
tone to sit down.
When Mrs. NJ. Freitas took the stan
Mcbride stated that the defense woul
admit that Sylvester had committed tn
crime he was charged with original
In Hilo. II was expected that wit
this admission the witness would b
stopped from going into details, but
resulted otherwise, the prosecution be
ing allowed to continue the examine
ton. ..tt'. ... ..
Mcbride continually objected to tn
questions put by McCarn to the wit
ness. Usually the objections were over
ruled and exceptions taken by the dc
Tense. %#
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. MeCar
called me liar in this COURT de
clared Attorney Mcbride early in tn
session Yesterday " ANY feeble eriDpl