The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-21
A TOAST BY MRS. EAAE.
OFFERED AT uIR NOME on TuE
I'VE or IHE UrRisINg.
Prosecution Of Junius Evidence That lie
Was Party to some Of
the Plotting.


OH the case Of Junius Kaae, mis-
prision of treason, resumed work al
o:3o o'clock this morning. Captain
Robertson appeared for the Gov
eminent. Mr.. Kaae, upon advice
Of counsel, declined to plead to
specifications and charge. Captain
Kinney was sworn as assistant
judge advocate.
Hakuole Oman without a mas
teri was the first witness Tor the
prosecution. Examination 10y Kin
ney. He said: Know Junius Kaae.
Was at his house Thursday, Jan
uary grid. Lot Lane sent witness
there to be ready to go to work
that night with the guns. Willie
and Jimmie Lane and Kaae were
there and heard conversation. Lot
Lane said the affair would come of
Thursday night if the guns arrived.
Went to Kaae's house after supper
Thursday night. Kaae, the Lane
boys and Robert Wilcox were there.
Lot Lane and Wilcox had talk in
the bed room of accused. Wilcox
told Lot Lane to pick out six men
to go out to steamer, take arms and
land them at Kakaako. The con-
versation took place il Kaae's bed
room. Wilcox, the Lane boys, wit
ness and Kaae were closeted to-
gether at the time.
Got back to town Friday after
noon and went to Kaae's house.
Kaae was not there. Saturday
night Lot Lane sent for witness
again. Went to Kaae's. Lot
Lane, James Lane, Kaae, Mrs.
Kaae and Charles Barlow were
there together. Talked about
going out to Kahala to overthrow
the Government next night. The
talk was open and between all.
In a drinking bout at Kaae's,
Mrs. Kaae proposed the toast:
Health to the Queen; success to
the boys going to war, and the hope
that none will get killed"
The cross-e examination of this
witness occupied couple of hours,
but his testimony was mistaken.
Keliikuewa said that when Mrs.
Kaae was talking to him about
going to Kaalawai, Junius Kaae
was at the table and heard the
whole conversation. Johnny Lane
gave witness the money with
which to go out to Kaalawai on the
cars. When left the house Kaae
was still there.
Kaaes case will continue well
into tomorrow.
LATE WEDNESDAY.
The defense of the twenty-one
closed and Sam Nowlein was put
on by the prosecution to rebuff the
evidence of Markham and Wilcox
about the King street talk. Now.
lein said he met Wilcox on King
street. Told him that the Kakaako
affair was bursted up by the police
and he (Wilcox) should so TO Wal
XIX Wilcox said he knew the
Kakaako plan was broken up be
cause George had told him so.
The case then closed.
| George Mark ham addressed the
Court in his own behalf. He sale
in his argument, that he never in
vited anyone to enter the rebellion
He was charged with treason
Having this charge laid at his doc
was specially painful to him as hi
was one OF the first Hawaiian sup
porters of the Government and haC
been faithful to it to the presen
day.
Markham closed his argumen
with Long live President Dol,
, and the Republic of Hawaii"
At 3 o'clock Court short recess
was taken, after which James Kaa
was arrrigned on charge of mis-
prision of treason. Mr.. Neumanl
appeared for accused. Wishing t
finish up some work, the Com
, mission, at this point, went int
special session.