Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-11
DECLARING AFFIDAVITS FALSE GAILLARD SMART
SAYS SHADY SON SHALL NOT BE TAKEN FROM HIM

very freely and emphatically to me.
She said that Mr.. Smart had been
paging special attention TO Miss Hale
both in Paris and on the way over,
and neglecting his wife.
In regard to Mr. Smart's knowing
what was going on, | remember that
on Tuesday morning DR.. Willis made
out prescription for more heroiu for
the hypodermic and left instructions
for Smart to go and get it and bring
it to me. When the prescription was
given to him. he asked if the heroiIi
was all out and | replied that it was.
Then he objected to going and asked
again If it was all out. He said, DO
you want me TO go right away?" and
showed Indifference about going. told
him to go right away and then when
he brought it back he came in to the
little dressing room of Mrs. Smarts
room and asked again if all the heroin
was out and he sort of looked around
and then he gave me the prescription.
The impression | got was that il was
as if he was keeping track OF every
thing that was being done. A normal
person would not do that at all, in
my opinion 1t was just his nature
to want to know everything that was
being done. For instance, on Monday
afternoon the express wagon came to
the door and the man rang the bell
twice, and Mr.. Smart called down,
There is some one in, come back;
there are three or four servants in
this house." which showed his off,
ciouSness. ..~ ..
Says Smart Generally DisIiked.
do not know any one in the house
who liked Mr.. Smart. He had a capa-
city for getting on the wrong side of
everybody in very quick order. =
Whenever he was in the room he
had a magazine in his hand, but was
not always reading it.. =
l saw Mr.. Smart take his wife's
pulse both on Sunday and on Tues
day afternoon He made no comment
either time. The first time he did 1t
in a very abrupt brutal way, putting
his hand on her heart and taking his
watch out, and the second time he was
sitting by her when he reached out
and took her hand.
Called from Dinner to Death-Bed.
At about p. m. on Tuesday, | could
see change in Mrs. Smart and | did
not leave her mother to go down to
dinner as / had done on Sunday and
Monday. Sc was having greater diff
fieulty in breathing Mr.. Smart came
into the room and suppose he saw
that change because he went down
and telephoned to DR.. Willis. He came
up and said he was trying to get DIR.
Willis, and then he went down to his
dinner while Mrs. Knight and / stay
ed there. He went down about quar-
ter past six. He probably came in
and out several times and was rest
less and moving around for about five
minutes. This was before he went
down to his dinner, and then he stay
ed at his dinner until called every
one at about five minutes of seven.
The doctor came at about quater of
seven and Mr.. Smart was then at hAo'
dinner 1t was very noticeable that
as Mrs. Smart was dying she did not
look at her husband at all, but only
at her mother. / remember the mo-
Their saying, "Thelma! Thelma!" and
Mrs. Smart's responsive glance show
ed wonderful love and devotion.
While / was there Mr.. Smart ate
we'll and enjoyed his meals. He had
a good appetite. =.
Dated, December 20, 1914. z-
(Signed) Christina May Kirkpatrick.