Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-23
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NJ BRIDE IN tilt
in NCARN CASE
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attorneys know, answered Mcbride.
n When Mcbride attempted to eIabor.
ate upon his statement, Attorney
Lightfoot shouted, Stop" City and
County Attorney Cathcart turned
around. z
Don't brighten me, Mr. Lightfoot, .
he said. I'm nervous"
Referring to G. w. Weight of Hilo,
who was a witness yesterday, Attor.
ney Lightfoot asked IL Mcbride was
friendly with him.
Not very intimate" replied the wit.
ness. ,.-~ =. 4.
Drink with him." queried Light.
foot.
II "Oh, about as often as I drink with
yen. Mr. Lightfoot," said Mcbride.
1 AT the time You met Mr.. McCarn
in the hallway of the federal build.
sponsible for what say inside or out.
side of court, you damned cripple 2
was the next question put to Mcbride.
Il did not" came the emphatic de.
NAL.
b Attorney Lightfoot then went back
and asked few more questions re-
garding the names of attorneys whom
Mcbride said had warned him against
Mccain. The name Of Judge Clemens
], came up
j why. is Judge Clemens a reputable
lawyer" asked Lightfoot.
] Mcbride denied that he had either
kicked or struck McCarn while the
two were graphing together on the
floor Of the federal building corridor.
! Some questions were then put to
Mcbride regarding his personal feel
ing in the case.
Not Anxious for Conviction.
! Il am not anxious to see McCarn
convicted. 7 have only that interest
where man has made an unwarrant.
ed assault" he said.
why did you strike Mr.. McCarn?"
asked Lightfoot
Because McCarn was pulling gun
on me-. answered Mcbride.
Personally, you desire to injure
Mr. McCarn all You cam was the
question.
Il do net" replied the witness.
Did you net say on one occasion
that you wanted to see Mr. McCarn
leave the country, and that If he would
&C you would drop prosecution"
: Il said that did not care if he left
the country answered Mcbride Il
am sorry for McCarn. and I thought
that If he left the country and cleaned
up the two indictments against him,
it would be pretty easy for JEFF Nc
earn.
Mcbride denied that he had entered
into any conspiracy or arrangement
to get" McCarn, and denied all knowl-a
edge of any socalled plot which is said j
to have been framed up to get the dis
moving picture house one night re-
Gently and there beat him up"
Oliver Pedro Soares, official report
er in the federal court and Office dep
.uty United States marshal, was the
next witness On the stand. Among
other things he testified that, during
the scuffle between McCarn and Nc
Bride In the federal building, he had
seen someone take gun from one of !.
the several hands. He did not know,
he said, whether 1t was from Nc
Brides or McCarn's hand. There was 4
a brief cross-examination and later re- I
direct examination of Mr.. Soares.
Mrs. Mccarn Attends Trial.
Police Captain Kahanamoku testi-
fled that, at the police station, he had :!
taken. a revolver from Henry Hus-
mann, who is said to have wrenched
1t from McCarn's hand. and unloaded
the weapon. At the time. he said.
Husmann had complained Of a fresh
cut In the fleshy part Of his right hand +
between the thumb and first finger.
Counsel for defense entered strenuous
objections regarding the testimony re-
ferring to q revolver or a cut on Has-
MAINS hand. Referring, likely, to Cap
tain Kahanamoku's statement regard +
ing Husn1ann's injury. Lightfoot said:
All kinds of jobs could have been
put up
The defense did not cross-examine ii
CAPTAIN Kahanamoku.
Mrs. Rose Sylvester was the last
witness called She testified to hav-
Ing seen portion of the encounter
between McCarn and Mcbride. 4
Mrs. Jef McCarn was present in the
court room this morning and sat by
her husband throughout the session.
Mrs. John w. Wadman was among the !,
spectators, being seated next to Mrs.
McCarn. The attendance at the Nc
Corn hearings is daily increasing. /,
Owing to the fact that several of the
attorneys in the case and number Of
jurymen desire to attend the ceremo-
MES marking the opening of the Mar
cont Wireless Company's station at
kahuku tomorrow, court was adjourn
ed until 8 o'clock Friday morning. at !
which time the trial will be resumed.