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AND GENERAL .PAINTING. harpSionS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. V ELITE BUILDING. PHONE 397. i enu i"y ar0 "r.2- Island Views f;0:'' Gurrey's MORE OF LIGHTFOOTS JURY TALK STENOGRAPHIC REPORT jF SPEECH DIRECTS ATTENTION TO GREAT PROFITS OF PLANTERS Continuation of Address Hade by Attorney for Defense in Con spiracy Trial Which .Resulted in Conviction. the defendants nml imsUt llicm In car-ldo so-nnd-ro." Tin- mnti snys, "Yen, I rvln:: out said unlawful iinllclnus nml I will ilu ll'nt." And l.o goes to Cniimln llim li.l..i,l r.,t,,l,liv,llnii ,111, 1 nlnn. mi.l "'' '' " another mail! "Vo alt J ipnncso win) Kliould fnl' ur ivfusii) or n'slst In using or promotliiR tin; n.i Following Is a coiitliuintion of Attor ney Llghtloot's address to tlio Juiy in tlio conspiracy trial, na taken down I), tho olllclnl stenographer. Mr. Light', foot in tlio iiortlou published yentcr day w.ib reading fiom "the Indictment Mid commenting on It., Continuing,! ho mild: J You arc trying these defendants on ' tlio 0110 ciibc, on tlio 0110 chaigc, ul having mutually conspired with oacii other, and with tho ghouls, to prevent these plantations from and tho mali ngers, from carrying on their business. That is all. Now tho charge goes on to say, as it has to, In what manner tho defendants nro doing theso wicked things, "such prevention so alleged aa afore said, to Lu accomplished by the de fendants above named, and by their co-conspirators aforesaid That Is, by tho gliosis aforesaid "by certain Indirect, sinister and un lawful means and methods to-wlth, by Intimidating and threatening vlolcnco against, and by Instigating and incit ing others to Inllmldato and threaten violence ngalnst, and Inciting and In stigating assaults and batterlca upon all Japanese In the city and county of Honolulu aforcsnld, then and thero be ing who opposed or should oppose an Immediate demand being made by tho Japanese laborers employed uKn said sugar plantations, for an Increase In wages, and who should oppose a strlko being started "by such of said lost named Japanese laborers as wcro re fused such demand, . Wo will go on from there. Wo have seen that wo nro trying theso peoplo, first, for mutually conspiring together, tho object being to prevent tho Japan ese tho plantations from carrying ami tho managers, from oarrylng on their business. Now tho means. Tho means Is that we are threatening vlolcnco wo havo threatened vlolcnco against and threatened assaults and batteries against all Japanese on the Island of Oaliu who Bhould opposo an Increase. In wages. That Is ono of. tho means "Or should attempt to persuade oth er Japanese persuade- nny of said JapnncFc laborers who should bo re fused such demand for an Incrcnso In wngca fiom leaving tho employment of the managers or corporations afore Bald, who wcro or might bo employing (hem, and from refusing to continue or renew such employment, and by intim idating and threatening vlolcnco ngalnst, nnd by Instigating and Incit ing violence by Instigating nnd Incit ing others lo Intimidato and threaten violence ngalnst nnd Inciting nnd In stigating assaults and batterlca upon all Japanese laborers employed uKn raid sugar plantations by said man agers and corporations who should continue to work for tho corporations and managers aforesaid after being notified ,by tho defendants and tholr said co-consplrators to ccaso working for nnd( lo refuse employment from the corporations aforesaid and tho managers thereof; and by Intimidating nnd threatening violence against and by Instigating nnd Inciting othors to iniimiiiato- and threaten violence i.galnst and Inciting and Instlgallmr timers to assault and unitedly nnd in rnmblnatloiuitid subject and according hi 1110 oruers or iierendants nnd said other persons to affiant unknown as aforesaid to boycott flnnanclally nnd to ostrnclso socially all Junancso who mould rail or lofuso to Join In with by others of the Indirect Fillister and uulnuful methods and means nf.mv.iU I or ennyjng out kiicIi unlawful, mall 1 ton 1 1111 1 fraudulent I'omliliritlons 1111 1 plan aforesaid; thereby, by Indirect i ,U1, unlawful and Miilslcr iiicaii', and lu I ho manner aforcsnld, and at tht tlmn aforesaid and at the place nlnrcaiild, unlawfully maliciously and fraudulent ly to prevent the corporations afore-t-ild and I ho managers thereof from ex crchlng '.heir trade or Inuloo.-w mil them to IiiiikimtIfIi Them to Impoverish HOLY SMOKE! THEM TO 1M-POVEIIISH! In n plain, straightforward way. Then Is 1111 getting behind ill Wlial the ease of the heating whs I don't know The evidence was that lie went them llii'ic wns 1111 altercation, be threw i lump nt some fellow, mid cut Mm, ami tl ey bound him, did all Mirts of lid dllng things. Now the com I will In slit.it you, gentlemen of tho Jury, that the men, ecn though you find that latu going to kill I he President of the fulled Slates. Your ihaiu Is In do ponrdsti." "Yes, I will do Hint." lie ionics lo Honolulu nnj seen the mail here; bo snjs: ' "Un nrn coins In kill llin I'msliletil of the United States. You mint do so! these men bate bi-en gullly of eon Iko. 'spumy, tbnt some men weiu guilty ol "Yes, I will do that. I this assault nnd battery on tiliclil, yet Tlioie men may never l-nw met to- you nil not Hud theso nitn guilty of getliei, never m-cii each ether, and yet iniispliaey on that neeounl. Ileenusc thero Is that mutuality of purpose, tbein vvus 1117 lime Is no proof ol don't you soot The' nm going to do. nny unless jou find thero Is proof mi oil thing)' and they have conspired that theie una a (ouspliaey among tngitl.er, nnd will bo guilty of contplr-, the defendants to havo this thing my even though they have never done. That this wns done ns n part Kien eneb other. of the eonsplmey. In other words, And, further, nnd ns tlio court will there may have been an assault on Instruct you. It doesn't mako nny dlf- (lllchl, or even there mhht have been feience whether they do anything lu n riot nt Kaliuku, certain "Oklntnma niirRtinnrn nf Hint rnnsnlinov or nnt. men" bnve been ostracised, there nutv "Contrary to tho foim of the nlnlulo As soon as they hnvo entered Into an havo been Inflammable articles lu the In such case made aud provl.litl" ngrcemcut to do theso various things, Nlppu JIJI, but unless you liud thai Them to Impoverish theso four ,hey nrr' Bly of conspiracy, whether tliesc tilings were none ns n result or men, who probably I cjtn't say any they did anything in pursuance of a conspiracy you cannot on that nc that or not Now, that Is conspiracy. , .blng about their wealth, or lark if , wmU yol Kcnt,cmcn ot Jur'r euiiu. inn jiisi ioor ai ineiui nn. to bear thnt In mind. Mr. Kinney Is AHE OOING TO IMPOVERISH KIVK n good lawyer. He has practiced at PLANTATIONS. Oahu Sugar Com- this liar for a quarter of a century or pany until the othor day paying two mor,c' nm' ho ls famlllnr with trt-ason per cent, per month, mind you two JSStTS otht" fflrSK vi wilt. nji iiiuiiiii, uu 41 v,i.!im lll.ll has been, I think perhaps, four times watered It Is a matter of common knowledge. These iieople we nro go ing to Impoverish, mind you. So thnt tho gist of the whole busi ness is that wo have conspired to gether to Impoverish these five plan tations by the certain means named. Now, gentlemen of tho Jury, Ills Honor tho Judge will toll you what tho law is In regard to conspiracy. He will say this to you: That a conspiracy Is the malicious and fraudulent combination or mutual undertaking, or conspiring together, of two or more, to commit any offense or Instigate anyono thereto, or charge anyone therewith, or to do what plain ly ana aircetiy tends to exercise or occasion offense, or what Is obviously and directly wrongful and Injurious to another. And then Ills Honor will go on and Q'itt as .f ti. n ralji WIRING an electric door bell! ars.i t ,f , , m su b l 1UI JUU n l.'orelctil to th vhm BiT 1 t m nciil JY" "wuw vw., Beretania St.. near Fort. EUREKA t PERFECTION ROOF PAINT The best roof paint. Give it a trial. Send for booklet to P. 0. Box 93. THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Agents. BOA1 S St, ieekly Bulletin, $1 Year For Sale IB. R. House and Lot, Ale wa.S 000 a a. a. House and Lot, Nuu- anu valley 000 a a. a. House and Lot. Auwai- lima 600 2 B. R. House and Lot, KaDa- lama 600 3 B. R. House and Lot, St. Louis School 1,125 etc., etc., etc. FOR RENT. 3 B. R. House and Lot, Kapalama 12 P. E. R. Strauch Waity Bldg. 74 S. King St. And f submit, gentlemen of tho Jury, that when ho deliberately cites a case to you that he knows Is not the law he does It with tho Intent of dragging the herring across your track, so that you try to forget that you aro making a table, and mako a chair. Now ho says to you plainly: "(lentlemen. a conspiracy is n com bination to do a lawful thing In an unlawful way, or to do an unlawful thing." And that Is right. And then ho goes on to say: "And theso defendants aro charged with doltiM a lawful thing In an un lawful way." That Is to sny, they nro seeking they nre charged with seeking nil In crease of wages by the uso of vio lence." You remember that Is what ho said. "They are charged with conspiring together to do a lawful thing, to wit: tho seeking of an Increase of wages point out. with our approval and eon-1 by unlawful means, to wit: tho use of sent, wherein tho conspiracy In this intimidation nnd violence." case lies. Aro IhnvT Are Ihpvt Tlio rhnren Now, gentlemen of tho Jury, don't to Is contained In the complaint that I on what I. say is (,e lawwlth regard read to you. It Isn't contained In the to conspiracy. I.maybe mistaken, do Imaginings of learned counsel on tho on what Ills Honor says Is tho law. other side. We aro not trying this wo are bound by that. His Honor case, gentlemen of the Jury, upon may bo mistaken, but he cannot bo what may be. Wo are trying this ensa mistaken In this case: as far as wo upon whnt It Is. And what is, as to aro concerned it Is absolutely tho law, tho charge, Is contained In tho com- nut, aoovo all things, don t, and I plaint that I navn read to you. And pray you, don't eo on the law ns laid tho complaint that I havo read to von down by Mr. Kinney. Decmisa that Is dcosn't charge theso men with con not tho law nt all. ' spiring to secure an Increase of wages Ho gavo you an lllustrntton nf of tho Japaneso laborers by unlawful what ho thought,' wus tho law of 'con- means, splrncy, and It, Is '(his: ' It does chnrgc that the defendants Ho said certain anarchists aro to bo conspired together, and, with other Imported Into the United States. They persona unknown, to prevent these are Importing them hero nnd don't you plantations nnd their malingers from forget It, Just ns far as they can! carrying on their business. That is That hasn't anything, lias nothing, to tho charge. And It further says that do with It, though. An anarchist so- thoy wcro going to carry out their clety like tho ono ho referred to has conspiracy In certain ways. Those several members, and it sends n nolo ways being to ostraebie nnd boycott or an order to ono of tho members, and assault nnd battery, and Instigate saying: assaults anu nutterics upon tnoso who 'You find out nt whnt time such n do not agree with them as to tho In- man leaves his house to go to such h crcaso of wnges. place." .. i Tmt is wnut wo aro trying. Coun- Now tho member goes off nnd ho art said. "I don't know. 1 can't tell? sees, or by what other means ho and I thank counsel for those words, chooses, and ho finds out nt whnt time "I don't know. 1 can't tell." that man Is to leave his house to go Why Mr. Kinney should romo up to a ccitalu place, and ho rcporfB that beforo you men, who have given us to this society. your word of honor, which we call an you remember what Mr. Kinney oath, to try this case according to the Id, don't you? Now, then, Mr. Kin- law and tho evidence, why ho should ncy saya: como to you und say that theso men "Another member of tho society ro- are being tried on ono charge, on.thnt cclvea nnother order, which Is as fol- charge. No ono knows hotter than Mr. ,ow! Klnnov that lliev nro not bolnu tried "'Mr. So-and-so will leave his house on nnv such clinrzc. Tho rbarcu hi at such a time; ho will go to such n contained In the comolalnt. nnd vou pneo. You" waylay him nnd kill aren't nt liberty, gentlemen of the him. lurv. In RflV. "Oh. well. It nuv lie that NOW ho Says that is all Illustration I neurit thnt rlmri-n mimnwherii. It of a conspiracy. Theso two men, tho may bo that Mr. Kinney is right and nrst man nnd tho Bccond mun, are tho complaint Is wrong." Uo by the conspirators. They conspired to do complaint. I don't caro whero your nn unlawful thing. They didn't do sympathies nro. I don't enro whether anything of tho kind. And thoso two your cousins, your grandmothers or men If they wero guilty of anything nt mini owns stock In tho Oaliu Sugar all wero not guilty of consplrnrcy. Company or not. I tako you ns lion and so tho court will tell you, gontlo- est men, nnd ns honest men you will mon of the Jury. Tho court won't try this enso according to that com mention Hint particular case, because 1 plaint, mid only nccoidlng to that It Is not tho court's business to say. comnlulnt. count tlnd these defendants guilt) You may believe that Gllehl was as saulted. Unless that assault was due to the conspiracy of the defendants you can not on Hint nccount convict them. You mny believe thnt there was n riot, but unless that riot was the re sult of the conspiracy of the defend ants you cannot on thati account con vict them. You may believe that this was done or that was done, or tho other was done, yet, unless you also believe that that, that those things were done in pursuance of n mutual understanding and agreement entered into by these defendants, you cannot on that ac count convict them. Bear that very clearly In mind, gen- tlemen. Counsel has tried during the whole of his very learned argument yesterday afternoon, nnd It wns a masterpiece, has tried to divert your attention from tho real facts that you aro trying, trying to get you to nnd these defendants guilty of some other crime that you aren't trying. Ills Honor will instruct you that It is necessary for the prosecution to provo every material allegation In tho complaint The Court Every material fact. Mr. I.lghtfoot, Mr. Ughtfoot Yes. overy material fact In tho complaint. I thank your Honor. Every material fact In the complaint, that Is, has to be proven. (Continued on rage 4) ARMY AND -NAVY Buford to Honolulu. Tho transport iiurnsiiio lias gone from Its station a Seattle In San Krnnclscii to repair army cables In San rrunclsco harbor that wcro put out of service by a recent wreck. The transport lluford will reach Se attle, tills week, to get In readiness to sail for Manila Aug. S with tho Si! Infantry. Sho nlso will carry out a largo load of forago for army uses In the Philippines. She makes tho voyage In Manila direct without stops nt Honolulu or (liiain. Counsel In his argument says that to bo tho law which is not the-hi w. Hut he will tell you Ills Honor will tell you thnt there' ran bo no conspiracy without what Is called a mutuality. There must bo a mutual understand ing between tho conspirators. And that Is tho point In this case, and that Is tho great point In this case. Thero must be a mutuality. Now, says Mr. Kinney: "Tho first man who receives tho no tlco may novor havo scon tho second man, never spoken to him, but yot thoy aro conspirators." It is not so. It Is not tho law. That Is not tho law. It is not tho law, bo causo of tlio absence of that feature mutuality. Now let us tnko another Instance that is the law that Mr. Kinney cit ed. Suppose there Js a man In New York, ono In Canada, and one In Ho nolulu. They nro members of a so ciety, a society of which, tho object of which, Is to kill the President ot tho United States. Now, then, Mr. Jones, a go-between, .ocs to the mun In New York, mid he says: Wo aid going In Kill tho President complulnt. Ilcmember. gentlemen of the Jury. that you are trying one fart, whether or not theso defendants conspired to gether to provopt these .nvo siignr plantations from carrying on their business, from interfering with their business, and conspiring together to Impoverish by tho certain means which Is mentioned. Now tho court will Instruct you gen tlemen of tho Jury that tlio gist of tho crlmo of conspiracy is tho unlawful combination and agreement. Now lot us try nnd see If wo enn get that very clear In our minds. Tho gist of tho crlmo of conspiracy Is tho unlawful combination and agreement. Take the Gllehl caso. Now It Boom ed to me, I don't know anything about tho (lllchl case, except ns I havo heard It In this court. I am not tho attor ney either for Clichl or his assailants. It seemed to me, however, that tho people who testified tor thu prosecu tion were telling u straight story about that (lllchl business. There Is no doubt lu my mind that (lllchl hail been "done up," and "dono up" pretty effectually, he mny have been beaten, bis nrm had been broken, und Iheix seemed to her It seemed that tlio dipt. William A. Phllllpsf, Onl. I)cpt nnd Major T. U Ames have submitted the Army Ordlnnanco De partment now devices In telescopic rlllo sights which are under consid eration, for trial, at th,o School nf Musketry at tho Presidio of Monte ley If they offer advantages over the sight now In use. fit The record of tho care of First Mcut. Frank W. Hall, sr.th U. 8. Ind has been iccelved at tho War Department for tho consideration and action of the President. This officer wns tried In tho Philippines on lbs charge of drinking Intoxicat ing liquors. Wireless communication wns es tablished at the Now Jersey stale camp at Sea dirt-by the signal corps under the direction of Captain Par kins, Jr., with ocean steamers by menns' of kites with which tho re ceiving Outfits wore suspended in tho air. 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