The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-25

WlnQ AFTER nGluR OnC SOY 81
and laid down and went to sleep; after
sleeping a while, got up and asked
where enemy were /; all witness and
others had TO eat on that ana next
dav was some milk think 1t was
stolen from Isenberg's place witness
only fired three shots; saw NoWleih
Afterwards; Nowlein said better go 10
Koolau heard report OF cannon anu
saw shells; then all ran away witness
picked up piece OF warm sneu' out
threw it away quickly TINS lasC par ~
Maunalua: surrendered on Wednesday
and was taken to Police Station; went
out to battle for love of country; wiz
ness got tired of carrying munitions %
var and cast them aside; when VIII
meas left battle field, took mliK-can
along so could have something 10 cav;
BiDikane's statement was oellve!eu
| in his usual dramatic and Impressive
manner. During its contlnuaue eho
ont the council chamber. In Iact,
| RinIkaneIs recital was as good as
| oircns or theater His facial expires
sion and continuous gestures were nlgn,
10 interesting. The reputation enjoyed
Nv Ripikane was not impaired In the
| least degree by the recital OF the
causes and events showing his connec-
ton and participation In the reOel-
lion.
heIIion Sunday; was forced go into IT;
nRed- headed" George pointed pistol
at witness and told him go and get
men to fight; didn't know what fight
| ing was to do; witness was given some
Gin bv "Red-headed" George so he
wouldn't be afraid to get men; witness
was stopped at Rosa's place; was on
way to see wife when stopped; witness
given pistol when started to get men
| Kauai went with witness; ne was
armed also; witness went TO Mauna-
lua; found some men there VINO prom.
ised to come; both of us did talk!ngi
told natives all those who loved tneii
country, now was the time TO snow II
bv going to fight; saw keaWe after
came back to Kahala; witness dlon'
threaten anyone; witness saw lots OF
neonle at Kahala; they cleaning guns
witness did not fire single shot; sur
rendered to Government troops al
Waialae. III.
Kiliona Witness lives near Dla'
mond Head; remembers Thursaay
NIGHT before trouble; met Pau that
dav; Pau told witness come O'CLOCK
niSht to fish with some haoles coming
there: witness went out that nlgn'
with Pau to Waimanalo; saw another
boat there: steamer heading OF shore
| one boat went on one side of the steamer
and one other; people on steamer point
ed Gums at us; witness got frightened a
sight of guns; didn't want anything
do with guns; witness plloteu DoaC u
sand beach near Kahala; all guns an'
bags of cartridges were buried; VIII
ness hurled seven guns; saw Wilcox
Townsend and Warren get on steame
, into boat; went back to Bertelmann'
and dispersed; witness went nome AM
, remained there until Sunday after
noon: then ran away towards hanal'
and hid; gave myself up; didn't tax
part in rebellion; wouldn't have wen
: out il knew going for arms.
Cross. examined - witness knew
! nothing about cleaning guns; oion
; think authorities like to know aoou
arms landed; didn't know what gun
4 for.
Charles Warren was introduced
9 identify Abraham. Can't say whethe
2 saw Abraham in boat Thursday nigh
? when landing arms; heard his nam
= often: witness heard Pau calm
: Abraham; they were in other boa
4 saw Abraham and Kauai Sunda
: morning at Kahala; saw them agar
q after they returned to hanala lroi
a Maunalua.
. Kauai:-Witness is a fisherman an
q lives down on beach; surrendered
n Government officers at Punahoi
= knew about trouble Saturday nigh
4 message came from Townsend to wi
- ness that he was wanted at kahal
q told them good place to hide gun
# guns piled up on side hill; Sunda
r. went to get some people; witne
~ and Others thought best go and hit
y near Kaalawai; they didn't want tai
Re any part in trouble; witness give
2: two full glasses of gin anu morse al
# men; told be killed if didn't go; to
~ some men over beyond Waialae tn
now good time to work for their eou
f. try; told them go to Kahala; witne
Y. took up no arms against GovernmeI
90 The Court announced that the col
.. tinuation of the present cases won
n ! 90 over until 10 o'clock today.
W At 5:45 the Court adjourned Uni
III | D. M.