The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-04
How N Wle'nS PisSs fang 0psrstd
on The Peoples Highway
FOURTEENTH DAY.
Afternoon Session.

Ulukou, sworn. Went to the house
where | was told; was given gun
aud cartridges; was told how to fill
cartridges, sat down and went to
work; wanted to run away but was
afraid OF being shot.
John Kanuko, sworn, states: Was
not told to go out to Bertelmann's;
was only taking walk; got near
Bertelmann's house aud was taken
prisoner by Pua; was on road to
town; asked me where / had been;
told me better not go back but go
on out toward Bertelmann's; said
there was danger OF being killed in
town; said, "lf any asks you for
password, say, Aloha Aina';" found
two men on beach with guns; gave
password aud went on; got to house,
and Bipikane ordered me to clean
guns; told me to stay where l was
aud watch, after through cleaning
guns; stood guard half an hour;
was relieved and went outside; was
at Bertelmann's all night with sew.
eral other persons; in morning OF
9TH saw soldiers coming; fred at
them and then left; remained there
till noon; went back where was be-
fore; heard guns from tug boat;
firing began and in little while was
general; lay down behind wall; one
party surrendered.
Xxi, Tommy A and Kaanaan
did not wish to make any statement.
Kamiana was called as witness
for VIM. Kekoa.
To. VIM. Kekoa-Saw you on Jan.
9Th on Spreckels' wharf; told you as
a friend to 90 to Diamond Head;
no one told me to send you.
Pau was called as a witness for
Samuel Hookano.
Saw you on Sunday morning at
my home out at Kaluahole; you are
my son; saw you talking with Pua
who told you to change your othes;
saw you go out but do not know
where you went.
Samuel Hookauo, sworn, states:
Pua told me to change clothes;
thought he wanted me to go to a
feast; there was wagon full OF poi
going to Waikiki, aud Pua was be-
hind on horse back; outside Smiths
place sentry came up to me; told me
to go in house out there; was order
ed to take gun and go out and stand
guard outside Smiths; was sent be-
tween twelve and one o'clock at
night to place just beyond Bertel-
MAINS; next morning exchanged
shots with Government troops; in
afternoon orders came from top OF
Diamond Head to join Nowlein's
force; got as far as telegraph station
and was ordered back with others to
bring two guns apiece; saw tug boat
come; cannon fired; saw white men
on hills; shot at us and we returned
fire; lay down among bushes; after
firing was over tied handkerchief
upon sticks, waved them and sur
rendered.
Toane was called as o witness for
Kahikikolu.
To Kahikikolu-I know you; saw
you and Pukila at your house on Jan
9th; did not hear what he said to
you; after we had something to eat
you went to your house and | to
mine; that's all l know about it.
Kahikikolu, sworn, states: Told
Pukila I'd be out in afternoon; met
some boys out there and went along
with them; at Charlie Peterson's
saw men with guns; seemed to be
breaking something; white mel
and women were being marched
down hill; men asked us for pass
word; someone whispered "Alohs
Aina," and / repeated it; went with
crowd to Kaalawai; Pukila was there
said, "This is the work l wanted 20,
to do" told me to pick up gun anC
get to work; said never handled CUR
before; took gun and began showing
me how; gun went off and made
hole in floor; was sent to Bertel
mann's after some bags; was tolo
with others to 60 and arrest Parke
who was near by; thought we haC
better surrender.
Koia Kapena, sworn, states: Wa
in town Sunday morning; went gu
to my home and when quite a dis
lance out met two men coming OF
horseback; said to me, "Who's that2