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

Cross COMMUNICATION Lane, Lol
Lane, William Lane, Hakuole silva
Keliikuewa, John Lane, native boy
Junius Kaae, bis wife and myself were
present when Ksae gave the advice
for us TO separate on reaching Wal
kiki; live near Kaumakapili; Lot
Lane asked me on Saturday night to
90 to Kaae's house; reached there
about . O'Clock there were four per
sons present when I arrived; later,
Kaae, his wife and HakuOle came in;
nothing talked of at that time; toasts
took place shortly after my arrival ;
Lot Lane was the last to come IN; was
in the dining room all the WniIei
Lot Lane was on the veranda Wnen l.
arrived; Mrs. Kaae brought In the
brandy that was drank.
KeIIikuewa recalled, stated :-Greig
was our leader; Sam NoWIeln was
there; Greig led Us around haaIaWal:
Sam Nowlein, on examination, told
over again, the story OF the conflict
from beginning to end.
On cross examination he told OF the
paper with the names OF those who
were going to join him in the revolu-
ton. He stated that he burned 10 on
Sunday morning because he had no
further use for it.
George Observation-Disclosures and /
were sent to board a foreign schooner;
arms and ammunition were taken
aboard the Waimsnalo; Jim Lane,
Hakuole and Keliikuewa were in the
fight; the Lanes and myself were
under Wilcox.
Charles Warren:-Townsend and L
were detailed to go out and see about
arms; saw Jim, Willie aud Lot Lane
in the fight.
W.O. Smitb:-Governmen did not
have any information about uprising
until Sunday, January 9Th; it was
surprise to the Government.
The next witness in the defense was
Robert Wilcox.
Wilcox WAS at Kaae's house on
the night of the Kakaako affair; while
there Lot Lane and others, who do
not remember now, were therei
was at Kaae's only once during
the evening; Jim Lane, Willie Lane
and Hakuole Silva were there; Lot
Lane and spoke about the revolution
in q room by ourselves; nothing was
said in the presence Of others; after
the discussion, Lot called the boys;
Junius Kaae was not present when q
discussion was going on about the
revolutions; Hakuole, James Lane,
Willie Lane and / went toward ka-
waiahao seminary; Hakuole went
with me; that am sure Of; Lot had
something else to do; he remained at
the house; met Sam Nowlein on King
street; Hakuole and / went as far as
Berteimann's; knew that arms were
going to be landed at Kakaako; after
we left Kaae's house, Hakuole was
away from me about three minutes
in all.
Cross-examined: Jim and Willie
Lane went on along King street;
when HAkuole and got into the hack
sauu No mora 0f Ian1aa and WflIias
do not know why these two should
have gone out on King street past
Alapai when they should have gone
to Kakaako; when I left, saw Now
lein, Hakuole, James Lane and Willie
Lane were at the Chinese store near
the seminary, we had intended TO go
on the tram.car first; after that de-
cided to 60 in hack; Markham passed
by; told him to send me q hack from
town; Of all those who started from
Kaae's on Thursday evening, only
Hakuole and went out to Waikiki;
told the boys the police were "onto"
the landing OF arms at Kakaako; SUD-
pose the presence Of the boys at
kaae's house that night. was due to
Lot Lanes ordersi he told them that
they were TO go with me to Kakaako;
do not know anything about Kaae;
only caught a glimpse of him In the
ball; Lot said nothing to the boys
about what to do; only told them to
20 with Wilcox to Kakaako.
Lot Lane:-Know Juuius Kaae
WA At his house on the Thursday
before the revolution; my home is at
Kaae's; know Hakuole Silva; saw
him on that day at Kaae's house
Hakuole, myself and my brothers
were at the house; did not leave the
house on Thursday night; Silva left
ha rat In ho
evening; on Thursday evening spoke
With Wilcox Junius Kaae was not
there gave an order to Wilcox to de-
tail six men to go to Waikiki; it was
my own idea TO give the order; my
brothers and Wilcox were present
when gave the order; Kaae was not
there; he had gone out during the
evening, but he returned at O'Clock;
told him his wife had gone to
call on a friend and he left
again; did not see him after that;
Wilcox left the house at about half
past eight that evening; was at Kaae's
house on the Saturday before the out. |
break; kaae was out when arrived; |
came In after seven O'Clock; when he |
returned, James Lane, Willie Lane,
hAkuoIe and some natives who live
next TO Kaae's were preesut: Kelii-
kuewa came later; think Mrs. Kaae
was there; came TO the house about
the same time a. her husband did.
told Hakuole that we were going To
wait there until VIM. Hikfn1 should
come with the pistols; told him that
wilcox would be there about eight
O'Clock; Hakuole and were alone in
the PArlor; Hakuole left the house be-
lore going with me; he went TO John
EnRs with Mrs. KAae for the purpose
Q. getting some money; this was about
Slgnt O'CLOCK; they were gone about
tnree quarters OF an hour; Mrs. Kaae
gave me some gold; she brought BRAN
oy In to US; do not remember who
opened the bottle; there was enough
Tor All, told Hakuole to come with me:
we went out after that; the time was
ABOUT half past eight; only took one
Drink did not see how much the other
boys took; Kaae did not say anything
TO me; he may have known something