The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-15
SUPREME COURT.
AT CHANRERs.

for PROBATE oi VIII. A. hoS2 appeared
Tor other interested parties.
OCTOBER TERN
BErORE HIS HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
CRIMINAL DIVISION.
The following prisoners were arrsign-
ed this day upon indictments present
ed by the Attorney-General:
Treason-Albert Loomens and Robert
". Wilcox. Both reserved their pleas.
A. Ross attorney for Loomens and also
Tor Wilcox, assisted in the latter case by
J. ". kalua.
Conspiracy-Joseph NJ. Poepoe,
pleads guilty. Jack kuamoo, S. X. Pua,
KahuakSi, Kaona, kahumahele, kalili,
Manuel Ksaua, Ksilianu, George Kali,
Hamaia, Kanikalio, Pumalo, E. II. Ma
huks, s. E. kaine,i Thomas Spencer, !
Kanos.+ Kzuhikoa,i Kukaulalii,t A. K.
Psiekaluhi.f Walu,t Alexander Smith
(pleads guilty.. Those marked with a
Dagger % plead not guilty; and, ex-
cept those stated to have pleaded guilty,
the others have reserved their pleas.
Rioi-Jim Ksmaku, Boheole,t Nose
Mskaluli. John Palsu, Naksi,t kamaha,
NahinSlSu, Robert Pal2u, S. kila, Wa
hineAua,+ John Hapa, William Perry,
Kamai. Naihe. Hoomanswanui, Auwae,
Polekapu, George Baker, Pupule, kai-
nimoku. Kuaumo2na, David kahakula,
Manu-, Kamehana, kamaikaloa, John
Kelii. solomon Kahalahii, Gabriel
(pleads guilty., Kaalokai, sam Deleo, I
George MAXWELL John kaai, Adam
Kaeo. Kawehena, keswe and Makolo.
AL reserve their pleas. except those
marked with Z dagger" or the words
s.pleSds guilty" placed after their names.
The number OF those arraigned this
dSy Monday are: Treason >, consplr-
acv -, not S6-total 60.
The only sentence passed this day was
upon Gabriel who pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of not. He was sentenced to one
months Imprisonment at hard labor.
AT CHAMBERS.
MONDAY, Oct. =.
BEFORE BIS HONOR JUSTICE N'cUTIY.-
PRoRATE DIVISION.
In re estate OF Hawai- W. Probate Of
vii. Ordered that the viii oe admitted
% probate, and J. A. Magoon be ap-
pointed executor under 500 bond. IA.
Nzgoon the petitioner, Snd 4. Rosa
for r. kalua et 81, present.
In re guardianship OF Elizabeth h. and
Maria K. Cummins. Petition Of A. J.
Cartwright, guardian, for leave 10 build.
The Court authorizes the guardian 70 ex-
peu6 5000 II the erection OF two cot
tSses. c. Brown attorney for petitioner.
ocrosER TERN.-CRnuNAL DIVISION.
James Ksuhane and Jack Kuamoo for
conspiracy. and David KAspS for riot,
each pleaded guilty 10 the charges placed
against their names; Snd all the Others
charged with otfenses connected with
rhe recent insurrection, except Ho Fon
charged with conspiracy, pleaded not
guilty
:. x. PuA. KShuskai, kaona and Jack
K1zmoo. charged with conspiracy, were
arrSiEned and motion was made by Mr.
Rosa % Qu2Sh the indictment against
them. bGf the motion was overruled. a
Ross appeared for :. & Pus and kaona-
Jack huamoo, then pleaded guilty OF
conspiracy and was sentenced 10 one
months Imprisonment 81 hand labor;
but the operation OF the sentence Is SuS-
pended until Monday next.
ArlI:45 s. u. the Court adjourned for
recess. and resumed ~ p. N. when the
ease Of the King vs. Albert Loomens.
chzrEed With treason was called.
After considerable challenging and
sxc1sing Of Jurors, Z panel was 81 last
Seclrei. consisting Of the following: E.
NJ Marshall. Aug. EhlerS, c. Bolte, L.
c Ables. NJ y. Saunders, Hamilton
johnson, Thos. Lindsay, II. NJ. Whit
nev, Jr-, c. A. Peacock, i. NJ. Mellis,
7 N. Sisrkey, and NJ. McInerny tales
man.
Robert y. Boyd called Tor prosecution,
sEO-n. ssid-NspanSko IS the name
the natives call me was born in Homo
lulu and Sm twenty-six years old; have
been FIVE years in Italy and returned
5 couple q years ago; l first met Albert
Loonens 81 Iwilei; the very first meet
ing oi this secret society, can't fix the
date, 81 s house opposite the prison on
the waikiki side Of road, between prison
and the mSkai; wss invited to go there
by Wilcox; he didn't tell me the pur-
poSs until I was there; he said there
TaS gong 70 De s meeting; l met him al
his o-fice 70 20 70 the meeting a little
before DARK. about : o'clock; there were
several people outside when l got there
Wilcox went N With me; Albert Loo
mems wzs there and LUccS (Lucca stands
ID and iS identified bv witness and
three sailors white men two Itaii2ns
and one German: two others l think
Italians: Wilcox read out the propoSi-
non ot the constitution Of the meeting
ous q 5 blsck book. 3 constitution for
1he secret society; i wss written by
himself; he rad II IN English; the
constitution Was 10 the effect that as
-he native HzEailzns were, their rights
we're beng taken away from them; that
Wilcox wished 70 originate this secret
soCe1y 70 give back 70 the King the
rights that had been taken away from
him and 10 overthrow the Ministry and
everybody swo-e under that conStiiu-
rion- Wllcox administered the oath in
the English language; il WSS said il
anyone exposed the constitution or any
thing Spper-zininE 10 Il that he Shoald
suffer death by the hands OF the
others that was n the oath; We all
took the oz.h. defendant was present
s1d took the oath; was introduced 10
Loomens BY Wilcox; We had two officers
appointed s. that meeting. president
and vice-p7esi5ent. Wilcox vas sp-
pointed PRESIDENT and Loomens vice
president; We were nearly an hour II
that meeting. i wAs agreed 1hSt We
should meet the next Sunday on the top
q Pcnchbowl, II Was stated a. the meet
ing thai they wanted the means 10 pro
cure arms znd ammunition, because
49, f.,1 - -1t-.a hr- So-.z I think y u-oS Z