The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-22


money in gold; we all had a drink;
/ drank one glass; don't know how
much the others drank; Hakuole
then went out with me; don't know
whether Kaae knew anything OF the
contemplated uprising, but suppose
he did; he was passing in aud out
/ all the time we were talking.
j. w. Gibbs, sworn. states: Am
bartender at Bay Horse Saloon; saw
Kaae there during the evening;
don't remember whether this was on
Thursday night, Jan. 3.
g. G. Kenyon, sworn, states: Was
at the Bay Horse Saloon on the
night OF the Kakaako trouble; do
not remember seeing Kaae there at
night.
William l. ,ne, sworn, states: On
! Thursday after New Years was At
Kaae's place; Wilcox, Hakuole Silva.
Keliikuewa and brothers were there;
kaae was not present while was in
the house; Wilcox aud Lot Lane
conversed on the verauda and later
came into the room; went out as far
as Thomas Square aud returned to
the house; afterwards took hack
and followed Wilcox to Waikiki;
was at the house on Saturday after
about 6 o'clock; left a short while
after; nothing was said about the
overthrowiug OF the government;
did not return to tho house again
that night.
Cross examination-Kaae was at
his house on Saturday night; did
not see any liquor about the place;
Manuel Rosa was the one that told
me to go to Kaae's place on the
Thursday night.
John Lane, sworn, states: Was at
my brother-in-law (Kaae's) place on
Thursday night; don't think he was
present during conversation about
Kakaako affair; was there on Satur.
day evening following; left about 8
o'clock; did not see any drinking
about the house; my brothers left
the house before me; don't remem-
Der seeing Kaae there.
Characterization: Mrs. Kaae
was at the house on the Saturday
night; when / came back from the
dance that night met Kaae standing
by the gate; Kaae aud wife we're
home that night; don't think Kaae
was present when conversation
about revolution took place.
Court adjourned to 7:30 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
At 7:30 o'clock the Court recon-
vened.
Lot Lane, recalled Went out to
Bertelmann's on Saturday night
with Hakuole in a hack; did not
see others after leaving.
Mrs. j. Kaae, sworn, states: Am
the wife OF the accused; live on Be-
ratauia street; remember trouble at
Waikiki; on Saturday evening went
with Hakuole to John Ena's and got
money; returned and bought bot
tie OF brandy at George Houghtail-
ing's; went home; at the house
were the Lane boys besides Kelii-
kuewa who was drunk and Charles
Barlow; Lot opened the bottle and
all who were in the room drank
the toast given was for my own
health and prosperity; nothing was
said about toast to the Queen; do
not remember anything being said
about an uprising or a victorious
battle; did not hear Kaae give any
instructions as to how the men
go out and did not see him go into
another room with anyone else; did
not tell Keliikuewa he would be de-
tanned il he went out to Waikiki; he
called at the house Sunday for a
drink OF gin; did not see John Lane
give him any money.
Cross-examination: Mrs. Fernan.
DEE came to my bedroom on Sunday
morning; Abe Fernandez was not
there; Willie Lane did not return to
the house after leaving GU Saturday
night; on Thursday Kaae and ]
went to Mrs. Auld's.
Junius Kaae, sworn, states: Left
my house on Thursday afternoon al
6 o'clock and went to Bay Horse
Saloon; returned to house at {
o'clock and took my wife to Mrs
Auld's in a hack; returned to salooI
and stayed until it closed; saw Lot
Jim, John and Willie Lane anC
Hakuole and Keliikuewa at home OF
Saturday night, after | returned
from 6shmarket; they were in din
ing room; either Hakuole or Mrs
Kaae brought in a bottle OF brandy
went in and drank some brandy; dc
not recollect hearing any talk o
: an attempt to overthrow the govern