The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-26
KAMAKA|EEVTERSl
.PLEA;;N0I GUILTY
Plea Day In Circuit Court Brings
forward Many interest
ing Proceedings

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''Rey. = Sam Kamakaia, one Of the
two Witnessed 10 the document
fled last Noyember by y PfincesAt
1Aefesa as the last viii and testament
Of the late Queen Liliuokalani, and who
confessed that he aid not Sign ~ q
witness in the presence Of the Queen,
rs was purported, and did not see the
Queen sign, yestetdat pleaded not
guilty before Judge Heen 10 che charge
Of conspiracy in connection with the
purported will
Kamakaia got cold feet last fall
when II was found that the win bore
evident traces of fraud, ana FASTENED
TO state publicly, through one Of the
attorneys for Theresa, that he never
saw the Queen sign her name to the
document and that his name was signed
only in the presence Of Theresa, and
wife, at his own home.
James ,Kealoha, another "witness,"
whom Kamakaia says did not sign his
name In the presence Of the Queen,
fled a demurrer. ..s.s l,.,. ..
Princess" Theresa 3 part in the
Transaction in which she IL charged
with the other two with conspiracy,
ives continued, aud she will make an
appearance before the court on Tues
day. ". $50, '~N
Buick Was called
When the case of David C. Buick
was called, Attorney Garden arose to
represent him, plea being reserved un.
til Saturday. Bond was fixed in the
sum Of 1880. Buick Is charged by the
grand jury with having shot w. o.
Ito, a Japanese chauffeur, at Red Hill
late last year. Buick IL alleged to
have hired the Japanese auto and at
Red Hill to have assaulted the driver,
and robbed him. Buick was arrested
the same night at Fort Shafter.
T., Three Japanese Kajihara, Yamamo-
TO and Nonishi, were arraigned on six
indictments filed by the grand jury,
charging them with stealing and break
ing up autos and motorcycles, and re-
tanned the parts at their garage > in
Moihili. Their cases were continued
until next, Saturday for plea Each was
required to put up $4,000 for release,
but no bonds were fled. ".'.' o.. e.
Sims Bond Fixed
Charged with embeEZling funds and
, supplies at Heinie 3 while he was man
, ager, Harry, Sims was arraigned in
court yesterday. Bond was fixed at
$4,000, and the case was continued, for
plea, until next Saturday. He is
charged with converting to his own nse
/ 800 bottles of liquor valued at &425,
and "ehits" valued at over $70o. He
was represented by Thompson and
Cathcart.
Goo Wan Hoy pleaded not guilty to
! q charge Of suboTnation Of perjury.
Divorce has been fled in the circuit
court by Clinton William Crandall
against Leonie Anna Crandall. He
charges desertion, saying his wife is
now; living on o 'Farrell Street, San
Francisco. sys.~ .. 49, ..4.r. e.
Il Hart Cases Confined a., ~
Lionel Hart Was in court, but had
his cases continued until April 8. Three
= cases, one for embezzlement,, one for
| forgery and one for passing a forged
! paper, were called up. These cases
/ originate from the time Hart was local
representative Of the Stoneham Com
4 pany, brokers, Of New York, and sud
denly slipped away to the Orient, when
il was discovered, according to the
grand jury charges, that certain trans
actions were not on the level.