The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-10


He was found at his home at
Kapalama. He reached the sta
tin house twenty minutes later.
The charge against Mr.. Nawahi
was treason. He was given cell
all to himself. No bondsmen APP
peared on behalf of Mr.. Nawahi.
Nawahi's house was searched dur
ing the day, but nothing was
found.
FRED WEED GETS INTO IT.
Fred w. Weed was the next
man brought in. He is young
half-caste employed at the Golden
Rule Bazaar. The warrant was
made out at 10 o'clock, but he was
not found until few minutes before
IL o'clock Saturday night. Captain
Parker met him coming out of Hart
& Company's ice cream parlors and
took him to the station house. The
charge against him was conspiracy.
1t is alleged that he is one of the
men who passed few rifles around.
SENT A NOTE HOME.
Before being taken to his cell
Weed asked the privilege Of send
ing his mother a note. Granted.
He wrote her as follows:
Dear Mother: I'm about to
take lodging in Hitchcock's Hotel.
Do not worry as I'm alright and
will get plenty of good grub. Hop
ing for an early liberation am
Your son, FRED w. WEED.
After this, had been hastily dashed
off he was taken below and locked
up. Sunday morning some one
sent down three novels for him.
They were delivered.
osMER IN THE NET.
At 10 o'clock Sunday morning
J. L. Osmer, late turnkey at the
station house, was arrested. He
effected to be a greatly surprised
man. 1t is alleged that he was a
sort of supply depot for any with
seditious intent who might apply.
The charge preferred against Mr..
Osuer was possessing arms with
seditious intent. His bond was
fixed at 500. During the day
Emile Klemme came down with the
money, and the two men walked
away together
Osmer was, up to the time
of his arrest, member of Company
A., N. G. H. Up to a short while
ago his loyalty was unquestioned.
From the start he has staid with
the Government. His work in the
Schutzen Club was always of a
wholesome quality among the Tin
settled spirits of that institution.
OF late, however, SO it is reported,
Osmer has forgotten his friends and
taken the other side.
EVIDENCE.
Some papers were found on Crick.
Only portion of the evidence
against the conspirators has been
made public. Crick has been under
the pay of someone. There is testi-
mony that he has been receiving
salary for Services performed"
Nawahi and Bush have been work
ing on their own account. They
have been trying to stir up the
natives to revolt.
1t is reported that Robt. Wilcox
said he would not lead an uprising,
but that he would fall into line and
fight.
Declarations were made yesterday
that the Station house would be
taken last night. There was no
movement that looked like con-
templated attack. The police were
ready for it.
ALL ARRAIGNED
Bush, Nawahi, Weed and Crick
were brought into Court at GAS
this morning.
Bush, Weed and Crick retained
c. w. Ashford as their attorney.
Nawahi chose to handle his own
case, The charge was read by
Acknowledgement Smith and con-
tinuance asked by the prosecution.
Mr.. Ashford was going to Lahaina
and could not be present until next
Monday afternoon. The case was
= continued until that time.
Mr.. Ashford then asked if the
men could not be let out on bonds.
The Attorney General replied that
after consultation with members OF
the Government it was decided tc
refuse bail 10 either of the foul
men. Mr.. Nawahi then asked i
his case could not be heard thi.
week, adding that his family woult
suffer if he remained in confine
ment. The Acknowledgement re
! piled the families OF Nawahi anC
Mr.. Bush would be looked after by
the Government and their need!
ministered to. The men were ther
taken back to their cells.
J. l.. Osmer and Emil Klemmt
were then called in. The charge.
preferred against the men wer,
identical, being possession Of fire
arms with seditious intent" Boil
men were under 300 bonds. Tn
r bail was continued and the cas-
. postponed until next Monday after
, noon.
! THE GUNS.
a The rifles found at John f
e Bush's house when the raid wa
p made Saturday night were as fol
a lows: One Winchester carbine
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