The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-15

him she asked him 70 call up Haieiwn
and ask for him there. Major Wayne
did 30. The first time he was unable 70
yet any answer, and the second time
they told him that Captain Green had
not been 10 breakfast yet. Mrs. Green
also pboned to Haleiwa, and when told
that the Captain had mot appeared NJ
Breakfast tOld them to go and rouse
him. Eyt48F g,ss *,
When the hotel people entered the
room they found that Captain Green
had evidently been dead for some hours,
Nc appeared To- be sleeping, and was
10 his might clothes with 4 book under
HIS arm as f he had been reading. He
had complained Of heart trouble TO
MaeLean during their conversation the
nikht before u rrf aft E'- r.,
n Mrs.. Green and Major Wayne were
nj once notified. III. Gooding Field,
Who had been a personal friend Of the
Greens FOR some time, went down To-
Haleiws Mt once to take charge nfi
tbe body. On his arrival he found the
body lying on the bed in the cottage.
There was no appearance Of anything
~ indicate suicide in the room, Field
~ ~ IrH4f ..B .
Autopsy Shows Heart Failure 4
& An autopsy was held at the waialua
Agricultural Hospital by the orders Of
Deputy sheriff Plemer Of waialua. Dr.,
Hubert Wood, the plantation physician,
made the examination. After Il was
over he stated to Gooding FIELD that
there was nothing to indicate any pos
sible cause of death but heart failufe,
but he removed the vital organs and
sent them to Honolulu for closer ex-
animation. 49, ~ =
They will be thoroughly examined to-.
day and the results will probably be au.,
nouneed tomorrow. Until that time the
verdict Of death by heart failure Is the
only one TO stand. - ~
Or danes r! Judd, who had been
Captain Green's personal physician,
was notified from Haleiwa Of the
death. A notice was found pasted in
Che, caDtain's spectacle case which
asked that Doctor Judd be notified in,
ease Of sudden decease. Doctor Judd
srid last night tEat he had been Cap
tain Green g physieian, but that be,had
aot known of his being III lately. He
had been subject to heart trouble at
times. ..' '"'. .,+.T ,-1H
No Recent Drinking E'.... l..a ,+t =.
{ Burt MaeLean, manager of the Hale,
iva Hotel, said last night that he talk,
ed several hours with Captain Green on
Friday evening. He was ut that time
perfectly rational and perfectly sober,
MaeLean says. s.2,. ,. 5s..E.
At one time he gave o lunge forward,
putting his hands, to his heart, and
complaiped Of the pain which he some
times suffered from heart trouble.
When Ahe body was found Saturday
morning, MacLesn says, there was no
evidence Of any suffering before his
passing out b.
Wife Blames Liquor -, .... j. Il
q Mrs. Green said last evening that she
FELT that liquor was responsible for the
tragedy, and liquor alone. She said,
that Captain Green had not been drink
ing even to tho smallest extent for two
years. She did mot know Of his fall
from grace during the trip to Maui, and
said that after hts return he was as
strict as before IN not touching intoxi.
eating liquor, even during the. last
week, when he has had the intense,
worry Of the, whole matter on his mind
His arduous work had told on him
lately, she said, and at times had seem
ed almost too much for him. He was
very conscientious and wished to attend
personally to every detail, and spent
hours of study on regulations and in
strpctions IN order to be prepared for
every call made on him.