The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-21

was hitched up and the witness went
with the others to the fishing hut to
look for the remainder Of the boys;
did not find them and slept there
that night and returned next morn
ing; Aylett wrote letter and gave
it to his companion; Aylett told wit
ness that he had come there to show
some lights on Rabbit Island to
guide the steamer Waimanalo; had
no further connection with the al
fair from Dec 81 until arrested at
Kailua while gong to sick rela-
tive's place.
Cross examination-Am 81 years
Of age; was born at Waimanalo; was
brought up by Cummins; been mar
RED, have one child; now divorced;
working for Cummins long time;
when the witness, Townsend and
Warren went to Rabbit Island, wit
ness handed the package the Major
gave him to Townsend, because wit
ness thought him suitable person;
witness was examined at the $ alton
on the 9TH OF this month by Kinney;
! in substance the statement was the
| same as witness gave before the
Commission; when Aylett arrived at
the house OF witness he said that
his mission was to get the pistols;
Major had told witness on Dec. 8
! that il the pistols arrived to conceal
! them on Rabbit Island; Aylett told
witness on lis visit that the Major
aud Nowlnin we're the heads; the
balance Of the money winch the
Major gave witness was spent in
buying wooden shirts and poi.
kluli, sworn, states: Know jor
Seward; last witness sent witness on
the Monday before Christmas from
Waimanalo with two horses; the
horses were taken to Pawaa; saw
Kahai there; stayed there until
Major and Nowlein came there; was
told by them to go along the road
leading around Punchbowl and come
out by the Pauoa road; witness was
to meet two men to ride the horses
near the Mausoleum at p. m; was
late and met no one there; started
to go home at Z o'clock and met two
men near Niolopa; who asked il the
horses belonged to Cummins, wit
ness said yes, aud the men got on
the animals and the trio went on to
Waimanalo; went to last witness,
place and was told he was on the
beach; went there ani made prepar-
atoms for going out to Rabbit Isl
aud; there was a gig near the fish
, ing hut; next day took out provi
, sions and water to Rabbit Island
went there a good many nights tc
a watch for a schooner which was t
; bring guns; witness came to towI
, after meeting the schooner on thu
: Thursday night before Christmas
sighted the schooner at p. m; wa
attracted by a blue light; Georg'
;. then burned red light; there wer
y on the island besides witness keokl
|. Kale, Kamaka and Kswelo; prepar
}. atoms were made for pulling of t.
5 the schooner; put out and was car
ried away to leeward; sail was take
l.. in and the oars were used; ate
= George had burned a red light, a
II ordinary light was hung out on tn
schooner; on the boats approac
the Captain OF the schooner crie
l. ont Missionary" and George al
rs swered Missionary" and was allow
ar sd to come alongside; George wen
r on board; the boat was pulled along
Ic side and two boxes we're lowere
into the boat; then went back I
"A Rabbit Island; Charlie remained o
az the schooner; the boxes were broke
open and found to contain difie
"a ant sized pistols; G-orge counte
! IL, ~ n
m bag and hid in the san'
a there we're boxes OF cartridges a
m tached to each pistol; after hidin
h the pistols the men went and slep
ID On Friday morning went to tt
a. mainland and later witness carrie
a letter from the captain OF Il
he schooner to the major; George ga
10 the majors letter to the captai
he witness saw the major at Cummir
bt place, and gave him the captain
,d letter; major said that the cap'a
n: was a particular friend OF his; to
m. him of having met the schoon,
,T aud he appeared to be pleased; al
Ia about disposition of the arms; aft
tn dluuer was told to go to CAPITA
be Nowlein; John Cummins acted
nd interpreter; when the captains Ii
,er Ter was delivered 10y witness to t
,es major he went inside; saw Movie
ass aud was told by him to go back a
of look after the freight on Rabl
vas Island; also to tell George to retu
for to town; witness came up to to-
Il another time aud received ord,
for from major, John Cummins bel
ass present, to go to Rabbit Island a
Ia watch for the steamer Waimana
ara a lamp was given witness.
no Recess was taken at noon un
[a' l:3O o'clock.
SEES Afternoon Session.
on
ing The Court convened promp
at at 30 o'clock.
or Kauli, continuing-Major hant
ent the lamp to witness; John Cumm
KEN was present; it looked like carri
less lamp; this happened on the tn
the visit, when Cummius wanted he
hey brought to town from Waiman'
rlie at this time the revolvers had b.
was removed to the mainland; this
day moval was made after the sec'
ter visit of witness to town; when
to revolvers were brought from Raj
ept Island they were taken to Maui
ZEN place, where they were hidden;
)ec. ness, Maulia aud Kawelo dug up
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