The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03

chief prisoners their sentences as ioi-
q r Gulick. thirty-hve years imprison-
ment and $4,000 fine.
W If. Rickard, thirty-five years anu
Major seward, thirty-hve years and
$1,000 fine.
Robert w. Wilcox, thrty-hye years
and $1,000 fine. an
fine. .,oooo
carl Widemann, thirty years and $1,000
Henry Bertelmann. thirty-hve years
$4,000 fine. oooo
w. II. c. Grey, twenty years and 5000"
fine. ,,oonn
Louis Marshall, twenty years and slo'"o
fine. a.
John Lake. five years and $500 fine. ooo
William G. Lane five years anu '''V''
fine. >-o,,,-
Culick. Seward Rickard, Wilcox Now,
lein and Bertelmann had been sentence
hv the military commission to be haI,
The sentences were modified by the ooIii-
nandor-in-Cbief as above No"ieih -
ceiypd his sentence at the sla'lol ''o"'0'
At the end Major Potter reau, H., -
And furthermore. in CONSIDER d'iO,, ,,.Dd
the fact that the Government Ho1 ,,t,r,,
YOU as a witness Delvi' .',,,od ia
commission. the marshal - ii'''
set you at large ,.-.,.i, At lib
orty. \ similar appendix to the 81 S
torco vas read in the case OF bel
mann and ne also was set iree' lne
,,rjaoners exhibited much nerVousii0o9
while their sentences were Tea"' -,
doDned their prison SUITS hililio,IiA -. -,
c,,licl, vas the first 10 appear IN the ne"
o+,Th The trousers, coat ana nat were
of black and white stripes lno
tence of Captain Davis mas hot So' -
announced. On account oi ms serNiUe
as a witness, it will be douDliesS h'oU'-
fed.
TRIALS FOR TREASON OVER.
The past week has been comparatlVeiy
ouiet Martial law Will probably De diS-
continued after the military commission
has finished the trials Tor treason anu anu
rnisprision. The first four days OF TINS
week were occupied with the trials OF
tyyeDty-one natives for treason. All OF
them were charged with having carried
arms with NCWlein and wilcox. Ihfee
pleaded guilty. The majority tried to
show that they were forcibly detained
beyond Diamond Head, and compelled TO
carry arms The only prominent case
among them was that Of George Mark
ham. well connected anu CdpdDit nan
white lie was with Wilcox in his in
surrection of 1889, and was shot down
from the opera house while serving a
riled gun. Lattorly he has been serving
the present Government, and was much
trusted by Marshal, having been employed
as special watchman to guard the house
Of the Attorney -Gereral.
At the last moment he disappeared. con-
trary to orders, and was found with the
rebels. He endeavored TO prove that he
was there ..J a spy. The evidence, how
ever. shows that he was takirg an active
patt. and did not report anything to the
authorities.
Markham's is the only case Of the
twenty-one that seems TO have any show
for fcduittal. Junius Kaac and wife were
arraiened on February Dth for mlsprs-
ion. Their trial continued the next day
Their conviction appears to be certain.
Several leaders and subordinates maze
HEADQUARTERS of their house on the night
of February Sd, when the arms were 10
have been landed at Kakaato. on the
following Sunday they participated IN
forwarding men 10 Diamond Head. haac
had been a prominent hanger-on OF
Kalakaua. Through favoritsm ne en-
loved for a few months, in 1851, the lucra-
tive office of Register OF Deeds. In lSso
me WAS the Kings medium for collecting
the famols opium bribe of No,Cv.