The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-19
TEE HILO COURT.
NAY Term Of Third Circuit.
EIGHTH BAY.
"WEDNESDAY, May IL.
REDuTTA'. CONTINUED.

kaprRo, sworn-.-Am stopping at
pa!au's; know Lala, Is my
brother; lost week Tuesday ! was
at Falau's, khow Mrs. Mills, saw
her that Tuesday night at Palau's;
know Popo, she is stopping at Pa
lau's, saw Mrs. Mills and Popo
together ut palau's, did not
hear what they said, Only the two
we're talking.
No cross-eNatnination.
PuIAHr, sworn--I live IN Hama,
kua, am stopping in Hilo at Palau's,
know Popo, she is my wife, know
Mrs. Mills, saw her on Tuesday Of
last week at Palau's, about nine
O'Clock night, Popo was there at
the time, saw that Mrs. Mills had
conversation with Popo, they were
ulona.
Cross-exa1lined by Mr.. Davidson
Am married to Popo, were mar
ried at HoDokaa, don't remember
how long ago, by Luhiau, think it
was three years ago; wife's busi-
ness is that anybody who wants her
services, she goes there and does
the work; they send for her to
plant flowers or TO make mats; yes,
she tells fortunes, she is the inter.
prefer Of Gods word; she finds out
through Gods word the right or
the wrong of persons; she can tell
the future through Gods word ;
she WAS pupule before we were mar
ried, but has been all right ever
since (laughter).
The Court says what the witness
did say WAS not that she became
sane in consequence Of marriage,
but that she was crazy a long time
ago and had not teen 80 since mar
rage.
Witness-Oon't know what was
done TO restore her reason; she l.
sane now; have done nothing tc
restore her reason; she does not see
visions and dream dreams; I sn
no. 4 kahuna, ] work under others
l also interpret the word of God.
PALAU, sworn-Q Can you say
whether or not that Is the lady yot
saw at your house last Tucsda,
night (pointing to Mrs Mills stand
ing in " doorway: Ayes.
No cross-eXaminatiOn.
PurO, sworn--Livc at Hamakua
know Mrs. Mills; was in Hainakus
when the japanese was hung, heare
OF the hanging had occasion lha
week to 60 TO Mills store, it wa:
Saturday, saw Mrs. Mills, had con
versation with her; she laid mat
ter before me, to look at Joe Mills
Mr.. Davidson objected TO testi
mony from character Of this kind
who followed an occupation inhio
tied by law.
The Court don't know that i
is, so far "a established thus far
Fortune telling out Of the Bible /
largely followed in all cQuntyies b,
the ignorant.
Mr.. Hatch considered the opl
material fact On which witness coui,
be examined was in regard 80 tn
time at which Mr.. Mills came hom
that night.
Mcssrs. Neumann and Peterson
argued that there were other mat
erial points in Mrs. Mills evldenc
to be contradicted.
Tic Cour: over-ruled the ohjeC
ton.
Witness Mira. Mills asked me T.
look into the matter, TO find out tn
cause of that japanese being killed
saw her on Wednesday Of the mex
week; had conversation with he
that day in room adjoining tn
| store; Mrs. Mills told me that he
husband was not with her that nigh,
from ten o'clock till three O'Clock
after having mentioned ten to three
Mrs. Mills proposed that we tc
gether shonld look further to Sc
! whether her husband had don
crime; Mrs. Mills asked ne ho'
| it can be hidden.
Mr.. Davidson thought they wei
following the folly OF the Gleaso
case, which had excited laughter a
over the world. If they were go!n
into necromancy they might As we
| go back TO the days Of the Wilc
of Endor.
Mr.. Peterson argues that wiipcs
having testified 10 certain thing.
they wish 10 go back 10 see wh'
led up 10 them.
Stenographer reads question O
which objection was made.
Court over-rules objection, an
exception is noted.
WitGess-I asked her IL she ha
q Bible.
Mr.. Peterson--Not the first da,
l mean the second day.
Witness--I told her that lh
wrong cannot be hidden; told b.
again in seven days this wrong wi
not be exposed, but in ten days
will be exposed; told her
Mr. Davidson said they wei
putting in the evidence Of kahun'
The Court did not understand
in that way, The object was on'
TO contradict Mr.. Mills.
Mr., Peterson said they we're onI
contradicting Mrs. Mills when 81
denied that witness had said sue