The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-15

Neither beating nor loss of her hair
could prevent the marriage. Three
weeks ago she and Emoto were mar
ried.
Then three friends, Mrs. Amnzaki
and two men, Fujita and Karamatsu,
all employed as servants at Waikiki
homes, urged upon the two families
that they should forget their bitter.
ness, and FujimOto consented to give
dinner. 1t was to be the seal of
their new friendship.
Five Guests At Dinner
To the dinner came the FIVE guests,
driven by Emoto.
They departed, driven by Emoto,
about CIeventwenty o'clock, Mrs. Flu
jimoto said:
Then, into this newly-erected struct.
ure of family reunion, the axe of the
murderer crashed.
, Mrs. Fujimoto was awakened at four
o clock to hear that her sisters hus-
band had been killed, that her sister
probably was MORALLY hurt and that
her husband was suspected Of having
committed the crimes.
Such was the story told by Mrs. Fu
jimOtO last night, after she had return.
ed to her home from that little Odaishi
temple which lies off King street, near
the car fine, in the duck pond of Wal
| klki.
The twO-Mr and Mrs. FujimotO-
were devout wOrshippers, the priest
said. She had gone to the temple, ac-
cOmpanifd by a woman friend, to pray.
AS she told her story the touseled
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teen years old, who had been the cause
of the beating of his sister sat cross,
Legged upon the floor aud INTERCEPTED
a syllable now and then.
Had her husband loved her sisterH
Mrs. FuiimOtO was asked; and she
smiled Father wanly and said she
didn't know.
To some the girl had said that her
brOther'in-law was infatuated because
she was about to be married before
the elder sister, but Mrs. FujimOto said
that this was not true.
FujimotO Had Been Drinking
FujimOto had been drinking when
he beat his sister, in law, his wife said.
Inasmuch as the three guests other
than. the two EmOtos lived at Waikiki
homes, it is believed that EmOtO could
not have required long to set his three
passengers down, and that he returned
To his rooms in the Castle grounds with
in Il comparatively short time after
he departed from the Fujimoto home.
One Ogawa sister and brother are
with the mother on Kauai. There are
three sisters in Honolulu. The Full.
motos have three children, two of
whom are in Japan. They have been
married eight years.
James b. Castle had nothing to say
regarding the murder. He had given
all information at his command to the
police, he said.
The dead man was twenty seven
years Old and his wife is seventeen
The murder was discovered by All
Sing, Chinese cook, who, while on his
way to the Castle home, heard the
. means of Tome. Rushing to the door
Sing found her lying in her room, near
3 the door, and bleeding prOfuscly and
. crying "Please you go tell boss.
3 Harold Castle was summoned. DIR. \
L. q. HOdgins, Chief of Detectives Ne
2 Dufe and the emergency hospita
r were notified.
Emoto was lying on the bed. Tome
. had became unconscious and was rush
o ed to the emergency hospital, where
1 examination by Police Surgeon Ayel
showed that she had six gashes on he
r body from her head to her knee IN,
:, large cut in her skull, which pierced
O the brain.
G No clue was left by the assailan
other than an entrance to the hous
3 was made by breaking the glass on tn,
n door 40 that the door cOeld be un
locked.