The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-23

Pua woke witness up about
midnight and delivered letter addressed |
10 Gulick from RicEard; witness kept
letter until next daS; TOOK / down town
to give to Gulick, on way down met
Sam NowleiD; gave letter 10 him to be
delivered TO Quick; Richard came to
house OF witness again on thursday
night: said arms couldn't be landed
on account Of Government guards at ka-
kaako; saw Richard write letter TO cap
tain of WAimanalo; letter said to land
arms somewhere; don't know if written
with ink or pencil.
Cross-examined Witness admitted
having made statement to authorities be-
fore coming into court; had received no
promises; Mr.. Kinney said II true state
ment was made he would try to-save lie
Of witness; witness was asked to tell |
truth and did so; Richard said package
was from Gulick Radin said same thing; |
witness realized seriousness of situation |
was sure of truth OF everything stated.
John Radin Whine a SO years old |
and born in Austria; been hickman in |
Honolulu for ten years; Gulick tele- !
phoned for witness to 290 stand Wednes- |
day evening; took small package out TO |
Bertelmann's; delivered package to Ber-
telmann; told him it was for RickaTd;
witness was given letter by Richard TO
take to Gulick; found Quick at home
and gave him letter; time witness went
to Bertelmann's WAS before the trouble
No crosse Examination.
Sam Nowlein was next witness called.
Some surprise was exhibited when his
name w1s announced. Witness took
part in armed conflict against Govern
ment forces on Sunday and Monday
was on the field; rebellion was planned
| four or five months before by witness,
| Gulick, Rickard aid Seward; meetings
were held at Gulick's house on King
street meetings generally attended by
| witness, Gulick, Richard and sometimes
| Seward; would go into Gulick's house
| singly and in couples and go out singIy;
] generally meet two or three times a
week and stay there two or three hours;
two plans were laid out by witness; one
plan was abandoned; plans were LAID be
fore Gulick and Richard; first plan was
! 10 surround Executive Building and
have ffty-seven posts stationed al diner-
ent corners of streets; posts be maze up
of natives; some white 1rlendS "Ouiu
have charge of some posts; witness mao
plan of city and marked out points oil
posts: second plan embraced stations
from Maunakea street to Punchbowl and
from Beretania to Queen streets; police
station, telephone offices and electric
light station be captured; tins was 10
prevent citizens reserve from getting 10
rendezvous; second plan seemed more
feasible no part assigned to any one o,
early part December; second plan
adopted; Seward went to Coast for arms
and ammunition; got them and returne q
last part December; don't know VINO
furnished money to buy arms; seward
told witness arms on wav; held meetings
| at GulIck's house after return OF Seward ;
had agents in town and at koolau to get
men for service; had no agents on other
, islands to get troops; Quick ana
Richard said witness must attend
to getting men; squads OF
men gathered and captains appointed;
, told them wait until notified; our plan
. was to commence soon as arms arrived
witness arranged about landiOg arms;
Seward sent boat to John Liiln; boat be
used by guards on Rabbit Island to go to
. mainland; guards put on island TO Watcn
! for schooner; witness knew OF arrival OF
. | schooner before Christmas; witness,
! Gulick, Richard and Seward discussed
, how to land arms; decided at meeting
: that Richard was to get WaImanal";
: | Richard told witness steamer been got;
| steamer left before New Year; when
| Waimanalo went out to get arms was
. | agreed 90 ahead soon as steamer re-
! turned with arms; men came from MOO
= | lau and told about arms received; meet
, "a steamer came over; movement IN
. tended to start on Thursday before sun
day when it did start; half OF arms were
. to be landed at Kakaakn; other hali al
~ fish market; witness, Richard, Gull;l
>, | and Seward arranged this plan; wore
. sent to outer districts and around towi
n for men; none came from outer districts
= men t. meet back kerosene warehouse
- near Kakaako and at fish MARKET Wit
n | ness to have charge of fish market
Walker to have charge station mouse
- movement failed on account police gel
~ ting OIL to natives gathering at hakaako
~ arms he got from Waimanalo; Steame
20 sighted off Diamond Head II o'cloc
. Thursday; talked with GulIck aooI
:; this; RickaTd went aboard Walmansl
- off Diamond Head Wednesday nleh
~ meeting held at Gulick's house Wedn'
- day morning; then decided Richard 90 o
IL steamer and tell them come back ne1
- night; things not ready In Honour
II Wednesday night; couldn't get men u
-. pether: agreed that Rickard stay aooal
8, Waimanalo and come In lhursIa
- morning at l O'Clock; arms he lande
- in bJats from Bertelmann's; WILCOX W;
8, met by witness on King street; to-
"a Wilcox GO to Waikiki fast as possible
Us oct in canoe and go out and stop ear
W er: got letter from Berteilnann address
~ to Iiulick on Thursday; Quick read IL
Ie ter TO witness; letter from Richard al
go told of change of plans; witness sent s,
S S to kings boathouse to get boat and Ia
ht to Waikiki; attempt been made {
~ ~ THURSDAY night but for police interfe
90 ence; haven't seen Ciulick's since; WI
81 ness told Rickard attempt must be ma
'e in daylight; = o'clock Monday mornl
, >; was time agreed upon agreement ma
L.. at house of witness affair at Bertelmanr
iO' precipitated ii; witness went out a
t. O'Clock Sunday event x; was there un
'0 forces retrested, was in concealment u
til arre.ted; haven't seen colleagr
since; plan was TO restore monarchy
queen; rs tuition was drafted by
ness, Gulick and Richard; had copy
M old constitution; some parts oil new &C
The siitution were In Wrleihgi CUT gu! PiIu n