The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-22
AFTERNoos SESSION.

The afternoon session opened at the
usual hour, with Keliikuewa on the
witness stand. Before his testimony
was over, it became evident that he
had no idea of time. His answer,when
asked the time Of any event, was al
ways, sAOhe mRopop0.n
Keliikuewa :--On Saturday previous
to the Sunday of the uprising was at
Kaae's house; was asked TO go there
by Kaae's wife: met me at Marine
street; said, "Lot wants to see you
this evenings" am related on my
mothers side to the Lanes; was
drunk and do not remember much of
anything that took place; many others
were there who drank with me; did
not fight on my way home went to
Kaae's again next day; 1T Was In the
morning; was sober then; when ar
rived there they were getting ready to
eat; ate with them; when ] was
through I started to go around town
and then went out to Kaalawai; went
out to get ready for war; fought there,
as was my intention while eating,
Jessie Kaae asked me IL / was going
out; she said wouldn't be able TO get
back; told her that part of 1t was al
right; from what Jessie said under
stood that everything was ready at
Kaalawai; when she said, ssout there
I understood what she meant, for /
knew beforehand that Lot Lane and
others were out at Kaalawai; when
arrived there found Lot; found 1t just
as Jessie said; got there and could not
get away; the place was guarded and
that is why / supposed everything
was "paa;" upon arrival they asked
me what the password was; got near
them and said I knew no password;
they told me and passed on; Kaae
was also present when Johnny Lane
gave me money for car fare.
Cross examined:-Cannot say what
time in the morning it was when
was at Kaae's honse; it was morning,
as say, but am not sure of the hour;
was not drunk then; am sure OF that;
remained at Kaae's house only little
while after eating on sunday morn
ing; do not know just how long I was
there; some time In the afternoon was
when arrived at the end of the car
line; waited in town for the tram car;
went straight from Kaae's house on
Beretania street; thought to get my
moneys worth by going down
town to catch the car instead
of going to a closer point;
it WAS afternoon when / left the car
for Kaalawai; do not know what time
it was when arrived there; do not
know anything about the time at all;
was drunk on Saturday; got drunk in
the afternoon and was 30 during the
night; was not drunk on Sunday
morning; got drunk at saloon; Kin
ney questioned me q few days ago
and / told him all that Jessie ka&e
had said to me; Kinney and Carter
were together q few weeks ago when
was questioned at the police station;
Kinney asked the questions, which
were about my presence at Kaae's
house; told the same thing then that
I have told today; was arrested good
while ago, for participation in the late
revolt; was taken while at Telegraph
Hill; it was from love of truth that
I made the statement to Kinney; was
not told what would happen If did
not tell the truth; am very well aware
that / got five years as my punish
ment; all the conversation took place
after I had received my sentence; do
not remember how long ago my trial
took place.
Charles Barlow Was at Kaae's
house previous to Sunday of uprising;
remember what took place there;
bottle of liquor was brought in; was
asked to drink; politics were discussed
after Jessie Kaae came in; after
that our tumblers were filled; Jessie
proposed the health of the queen and
Lot Lane said, "Here's to our victory"
a toast was made t"Forward with VIC
tory'0 by either Kaae or his wife; do
not remember now which one it was;
about four of us went out OF the house
together; Kaae told US not TO 60 to-
gether when we got near Waikiki
advised US to go singly; followed his
advice; Jim Lane and I went on first