Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-10
Revolving CASE Of
CONSPIRACY
RlVfAl[D N COURT

David Kamai, young Hawaiian, ap.
peared in the Police Court this morn.
ing charged under two separate
charges, one Of assault and battery on
Mrs. Philip Naone, and one Of assault
on the same person with the intention
ot committing rape. The first Of
the cases was tiled today.
Mrs. Naore. when she complained
10 the police, gave the facts Of the case
TO Deputy Sheriff Chillipgworth as TO-
| lows: While Naone was absent n.
work, Kamai went into his house az
about II o'clock at night and made i'm
proper proposals to Mrs. Naone. Sh,
refused TO grant his wishes, whereupou
he threw her down and beat her most
| fearfully. Mrs NaoDe's two artist
cally blackened eyes most certainly
lent color to this story. Furthermore
young girl. VINO was at Naone's house
at the time Of the alleged offcnse. cot.
roborated the tale told by Mrs. Naono
As a consequence the arrest Of kanai
on the two charges named followed.
The first witness TO take the slaud
for the prosecution was Mrs. Naoae
She told the story OF how kanlai came
To her house and attempted rape ON
her, as It has been told above.
The next witness, the young girl who
| vas 10 have cOrroOorsteG this siOry
I created q profound sensation By utter.
/ ly refusing 10 do so. She stated that
kamai had come TO NaoGo's house on
the night in question but had LETT Just
rs Naone arrived. Naone had given
his wife a terrible beating, inaicuu
the bruises which she still bore, and
had driven her naked to her mothcr's
house, which IL close by.
This statement came as q great sur
prise to both the prosecution and the
defense. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworlh
asked the witness why she had told
him previously that Kamai had boate.
Mrs. Naone. The witness stated that
Naonc had told her TO DO 10, threaten
ing to give her terrible beating II
! she did not obey Him,
KAMA went on the stand and stated
that ne had been called to Noone''
house by "A telephone message lroh
Mrs Naona. On his arrival there sh,
asked HIM II NaDnC had not borrowe
=, from him. Kamai SAID he had
Mrs. Naone seemed much put gu
about this. She said her husband hu,
, brought her receipt for IS only. Jus
, then Naono came alOug and Kamai lief
the house.
Judge Lindsay discharged the dc
PENDANT, stating that he would gave
, much to be able 10 learn the tIu'
, facts Of the case. The case Of rap
against Kamsi was continued unit
next Monday.
Just as the case was closed anothe
very dramatic element was added. Ma
> ones mother came hurriodly into tn
court room. She rushed up to tn
bench and asked Judge Lindsay 70
permission TO speak TO him immediate
~ on very important business.
The old lady told. the court that sn
was Christian woman and that sh
: IN spite Of the fact that Naone was he
9 own son, could not see an innocen
! man punished for his crime. She sal
4 that Kamai had not beaten Mrs. Ma
c one. Naone himself had done II. II
: had driven Mrs Naone, naked, wit
\ blows, Ia her house on the night i
;, question.
The police are very much wrougl
UP over the affair and state that Nj
5. and Mrs. Naone will certainly be tai
On to task for their apparent conspil
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