The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-19

G.. l.. Carter on Jan. 6 when he re-
ceived gunshot wound points out
on the diagram position where Car
ter fell when shot). When hit Car
ter fell into the shed; there is about
foot and half Of a drop from
the entrance OF shed to sand floor OF
the shed; the shots came from the
Waialae side OF the shed; Carter fell
simultaneously with the volley.
Cross.examination Understood
there were two wounds; only saw
one; witness impression was that
three shots were fred.
To the Commission: Carter re-
manned in the shed but a brief space
of time; witness called to ALI. Car
ter to come to his assistance and
went inside to try and get connec-
ton with doctor; there we're be-
tween eight and ten shots fired.
Colonel Whiting announced at 4
o'clock that the Court would adjourn
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
THIRD DAY.
Only the eight prisoners who are
on trlal--R. W. Wilcox, Sam Now
lein, II. f. Bsrtelmann, W. Fl. G..
Greig, James Lane. w. G. Lane aud
Louis Marshall--aud three witnesses
were escorted to the Executive
building by the military under Cap.
tain Paul Sm tn this morning. They
were marched into the hase.nent If
the building and later taken into
the Courtroom.
All the prisoners wore buttuuhules
OF carnations with maidpnhair ferns.
James Lane had a buttunhole of
violets. Tue prisoners looked as if
they had spent good night.
A few minutes before 10 O'Clock
the Military Commission entered.
Chief Justice Judd and First As
sociate Justice Bickerton were among
those present. There was large
attendance, including a sprinkling
Of ladies'.
The minutes Of yesterdays session
were then read by Lieutenant j. w.
Jones, member OF the Commission.
Counsel for the defense waived
the reading OF the evidence taken
yesterday which had been trans.
cribed.
Kanahele recalled: Poole stated
to witness that he fired two shots at
the white man.
To Neumann: Witness was not
in the boat shed; do not know who
detailed the men to go into the
shed; Wilcox gave orders to witness
aud others; the orders did not refer
to those who were in the boat shed
lhu, sworn, states, Was a mem
Der Of Wilcox's party at Leah on
Jan. q; know James and W. &. Lane
they were at Leah that day; they
we're there armed with implements
OF war; they were with Wilcox at
Kaalawai and afterwards at Bertel'
MAINS; Wilcox's headquarters were
at kaalawa'; when witness came to
Berteimanu's the two Lanes came
ahead with revolvers; witness was
IN the third squad; when the squad
was coming to Bertelmann's firing
was heard; Wilcox met the Lanes
and asked them what the firing wa.
about; they replied that they haC
fired at natives who had run away
witness arrived at the rendezvous
short Y after o'clock aud ate with
prisoners and others; the genera
.Opic was that all who were moi
aloha alma" love their country 81
would not oppose such would b,
shot.
Cross OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alsc
took part in discussing the topi,
about the shooting Of those wht
you'd oppose "aloha ANA; saw
Ross, Mcdonald who works at Cas-
tie n Cookies aud others who wer,
guaIdec by a guard of the rebels
do not know whether they wer,
aloha alma" or not; when the frs
firing began Wilcox ordered tn,
squad to fall back 10 the pail abov,
Bertelmann's place; Wilcox thel
ordered four, including witness, t.
go to Bertelmann's aud get pick
axes; heard firing again aud whist
ling; the squad went down to tn,
beach and it was then reported tina
"a white man had been shot; mex
morning the two Lanes were miss
ing; witness, Punslua and Silva wer
ordered by Wilcox to go to tn
highest peak on Diamond Head
after midnight witness returned an,
halfway met Thomas, a carpenter
and they had asmoke; witness aske,
him what the news was; Thoma
told witness that he had shot
white man; when the talk was abou
shooting those who were not "aloh
aina;" the men were cleaning an
loading their guns; the provision
we're on the yeranda of a hous
about a thousand yards the othe
side OF Bertelmann's; did not se
any liquor there; Wilcox and tn
two Lanes were the only ones OF tn
prisoners who were at Kaalawa
Palau brought the report to Kaals
wal shortly after dusk that Sunda
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