The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-19

day afternoons; was forced to put
another man in his place on the night
Of the Kakaako affair.
Cross examined by Markham -
You have been in the employ OF the
police department az q special secret
policeman for most Of the time since
1898; do not know whether you were
q witness during the conspiracy case
of Walker, st. Clair and Crick ; you
were laid Off from time to time be-
cause the expenses Of the Govern
ment were too heavy; presume you
gave me badge Of special police which
you hold before me now It II Of the
same kind ] have had locked up In
my safe; we have had several CONVEX.
sations together but cannot state
positively where each one took place;
70 my recollection you have always
been paid for your services; when
President Dole went to Hawaii /
think i told you your services were
not needed until he returned; think
we have had several talks on the roy
alists do not remember whether 1t
was in November or December; re-
member that you told me something
about "trouble brewing;" you were
sent to w. o. Smiths residence on
New Years eve; remember saying
would back you up when you told me
you wanted to defend yourself against
Tom Walker, who had threatened
your life !; remember Of receiving
some kind of message from you
through the postoff1ce; do not remem-
Der OF your telepboning to me from
Waikiki that you wanted 3 pass in
order to get into the city do not re-
I'll III fHo
room at the police station when you,
w. o. Smith and were there en-
ployed you when there was money
enough to pay you; 1t is probably
true that "went for" you and told
you, as well as all my other men, to
do something and not to be talking all
the time should have been glad had
you given any evidence worth any
thing; have not examined you since
your arrest; you came in from Wal
kiki and I had you locked up; was
not able to send for you and to get
your report Of what you saw at Wal
kiki placed a great deal Of conf
dence in you; sent you to residence Of
President Dole because Of that fact.
On redirect examination Marshal
Hitchcock stated that he had given
Markham the order to stand guard at
-
to 6 q. M, until further notice.
G. w. Gray Live across the street
from the residence of w. o. Smith;
know Markham; saw him at Smiths
house on New Years eve about
o'clock saw him at intervals through
out the night; had conversation with
him about things in general; spoke
about possibility of an uprising
among the royalists; prisoner had no
gun with him; told me the Marshal
was . little Hurried that night and
much could be said to him;
rave him heavy coat to wear in place
Of the linen one on account OF the
cold; had something to drink; dit not
PEE Markham at Smiths after Mon
day night.
Cross-examined by Markham
Went to he'd at o'clock on the morn
were detailed there for the night; you
we're there when 1 went to my house;
you told me you were q
friend of Marshal Hitch
cock.
w. o. Smith II asked Marshal for
think came home late In
night; remember one lantern in front
and one behind; no one there next
night; Marshal expressed surprise
hat Markham was not there; another
man was sent at my request on the
night of Kakaako scrape; was at po-
ice station all that night.
Gross examined by Markham
Been some rumors OF uprising; do not
remember the hour came home;
1t strange that you should
nave lantern out.
KaukaIii Live at Waikiki; was
It home on 9Th of January; know
saw him Sunday on mar
'ow road mauka OF Campbell's resi-
lence; was going out towards Bertel-
nann;s between z and a m.; saw
coacbman and heard him
all to Markham who said he was
going out to his brothers. (HeDry