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


a gray horse from town; he had a re-
volver and small gun and belt OF
cartridges; Greig told witness and
other prisoners that they could go
to Paul Isenberg's place on Monday;
saw Marshall there; he had revolt
YER, a gun, belt OF cartridges and a
bowie knife in a sheath; prisoners
were under Bipikane.
Charles Warren, sworn, states.
Lived at Kauluwela; used to stand
guard at Washington Place; have
been a soldier for a number of years:
was at Kahala, the other side OF
Diamond Head, on Sunday, Jan. 6;
went there perhaps 6 or Z o'clock
Saturday evening; left there on Sun
day hight; between 80 and 40 in the
crowd; left under order of Sam Now
lein; went to the road in the rear OF
Isenberg's place; Nowlein marched
with the crowd; everybody was
armed; Carl Widemaun occupied
a position in the rear; Nowlein
ana Warren were ahead; later went
to the center and Warren kept to
the front; the crowd we're carrying
arms to oppose anyone who opposed
them; the idea was to restore the
Queen; witness had two bombs; they
we're given him by Nowlein; the
bombs we're taken from a money bag
at Kahala and handed to witness;
think there were five bombs in the
bag; two were given to Widemann;
the instructions given witness was
that il the opposing forces could not
be repulsed TO throw the bombs into
the crowd; Nowlein showed witness
how to use them; the top Of the fuse
was to be slit and the powder lit
with a cigar; witness hid these
bombs near Perry's place at Wsilupe
in the sand; witness was with the
men when they fought the Govern
ment forces; when witness saw how
things we're going he deserted and
went across the valley to Maunalua;
a great many people we're firing dur
ing the conflict with the Govern
ment forces; saw Widemann there;
did not see him firing; saw Marshall
on Sunday at Kahala; during that
night Marshall took fifteen men
from Kahala to Kaalawai, Wi!cox's
camp; thinks be asked Widemann for
the men; Marshall was armed; saw
Greig at Kahala late Sunday even
ing; he was sitting on a veranda; he
was not armed.
Characterization: Witness only
know OF Widemann and himself hav-
ing received bombs; received in
structions how to use bombs at Ka
hala; witness and Widemann were
present when Marshall called for The
fifteen men; there is a large house
near the beach at Kahala, formerly
owned by Keelikolani.
Peter Hookano, sworn, states:
Saw Widemann and Greig, on Sun
day, the first-named on the Waialae
road and the latter at Kaalawai;
saw Marshall near the Waialae road,
on the brow OF the hill, where the
engagement took place; Marshall
came running from the direction of
Diamond Head; it was before 4
o'clock in the morning; he spoke to
Nowlein aud then came away; he
then went back in the direction he
came and that was the last witness
saw Of him; Marshall was armed
with a rifle and cartridges; saw
Greig at Kaalawai, Palau and others
wore there; Greig came there aud
spoke to halfwhite named George;
he wanted George To send more men
TO the Waialae road to look for Bill
Widdiiield; Palau, witness and
Others, thirteen in all, went; they
were all armed with rifles and am.
munition; saw Widemann near lsen.
berg's place; while witness aud others
were searching for Widdifield near
lsenberg's cattle pen, the squad wa
halted; they answered, aloha Alma,
and advanced; met Nowlein, Wide
mann and about thirty men; every
body including Nowlein and Wide
mann engaged in the battle on tn,
hill; Warren was also there.
Cross examinations: The engage
ment took place on the hill abov,
the Waialae road, on the mauk'
side, about quarter OF mile from
the gate leading to lsenberg's place
the government troops were abou
as Tar as a quarter OF mile iron
the men; the troops gradually NOV
ed up until they got directly under
meath; the engagement lasted from
Z O'Clock in the morning until 4 il
the evening, when witness and sever
Others were captured; eight mel
surrendered; at the beginning Their
we're about forty men, maybe NOR
or less; the last saw OF Nowlein
Widemaun, Greig aud Marshall wa
during the engagement; did not St.,
them after that.
The Judge Advocate at eight min
utes to II stated that he woul,
probably close the case with the OK
animation Of one more witness.
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