The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-16

front Of that store. I frst saw the
hack following Ho Fon. Did not see
the front part of the hack. Papu was
ia the back seat Of the hack. lie had
a checkered suit on. Did not see
his face. Knew him by the back Of
his head. His tail was not hanging
down. Saw the hack move from
the store and go along Hotel street
Did not follow it up. My wife and
| walked up TO the store, and | saw
Ho Fon inside near the counter. H0
Fon said, "Hello Dave" and that he
had just sent something to eat for
Wilcox. Said he had sent poi, beef,
salmon, bread and crackers. There
was Chinaman behind the counter.
/ walked out and told my wife, "Ips
so, that hack we saw drove up has
taken provisions to the palace for
Wilcox" l gave myself up because
thought Twas wrong in going TO the
meeting, and Poepoe had given my
name away. l did tell the Attor-
ney-General about Papu before l
gave testimony.
Mrs. ID. KAPPA sworn, stated
Am wife of David KAPPA. On
morning of July 30th between 8 and
9 o'clock we left my mothers house.
My attention was called to Chi
nese hack which stopped in front of
q store on Hotel street. saw
number of articles brought out Of
the store and put into the hack. l
noticed as thought Chnaman in
the hack which drove off going to-
wards the palace. We walked to
the store and my husband entered
the store. 1t IS No. 80 Hotel street.
l saw Ho Fon in the store talking
with my husband.
Cross -eXamined-Fiad never seen
the defendant before that morning,
Only saw another Chinaman in the
store besides Ho Fon.
III. p. X. Malulani,sworn stated
1 know r. w. Wilcox, knew Of re-
volutionary movement. Was men,
ber of the Kamehameha Rifle Asso-
citation. Know the residence Of
Princess Lilluokalahi ut Palama.
Was there in July. attended two
meetings there on the nights of the
10th and 18th Of July. On the 10th
saw Wilcox, Ho Fon, three foreign
ers, Poepoe, Testa, Spencer, Kau-
hane, Cummings, Kuamoo, there.
A meeting was held in the dining
room. In another room there was q
keg of wine and was kind of
waiter. Did not listen closely TO
the conversation, or hear the object
of the meeting. Afterwards l was
called in to take the oath. l asked
Wilcox for some particulars. He
slid it was fer a good object, the
King was debased and low down,
and he proposed to raise him up. l
took the oath. Think it was a &C.
cret affair, because guards were
placed. Ho Fon was there sitting on
a good chair in the dining room. ]
! did not have any conversation with
Ho Fon that evening, did not hear
t him say anything. l saw Ho For
: holding his hand up same as tho
, rest of us. Wilcox was talking al
[ the time, saying something about
the hui. Do not know whether Will.
cox spoke in English or Hawaiian
: am not wine drinking man.
Y left there some time after the cocl
crew. Saw Ho Fon on the night O
A the l1th at the same place.
: CAT this point His Honor said tina
8 the witness was under arrest and a
: yet had not been instructed tina
K, anything he might say might b.
/ used against him. After remarl
e from the Attorney General, who sale
i, the witness had not been yet indlct
ed, the Court gave the necessar,
a caution to the witness.)
i. Examination of witness continued
e On the night of the 29th instea(
n of going to the meeting in the din
t ing room was in house in onothe
e part of the premises. Was sen
1 there by Boyd and Markham t.
guard some arms. Did not see HI
1 Fon that night. / was one of tn
a party that went to the palace. Ol
: arrival at the mauka gate there wa
d a call for Kuamoo, probably becaus
l he knew the pass word. l climbe,
1 over the gate, others came after m
u and opened it. When the canno
y were first fired | was sitting on
k bread box, was in charge of the pro
" visions. L WAS one of the thirt
!, who surrendered.
i Cross-eYamined-Am studying i
C q lawyers efiice. DO not remembe
'e the first man who was sworn on TIL
h 10th. Testa refused to take th
q oath and he and Wilcox quarrelled
IS / saw HO Fon holding up his hand
e while Wilcox was talking. He wa
It the only Chinaman there on the j 0tl
Saw others on the lltb. Did nc
d see any guns or bayonets when
was sworn.
BY juror--Did not see the pro
visions brought in the palace var
D. that i had charge of.
d BY the Court There we're for
,e boxes of bread. | was excited.
~ RU Mr. Naumann-A chorua ,