The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-22


naments on sections OF fences; about
two weeks later Ritman said that
the shells were ready; did not call
until about three days later when
the steamer came in from San Fran
cisco; wife called for them; about a
week after Bertelmanu asked witness |
il he had those castings; witness |
said yes; on the Sunday after Now
lein called at witness house and !
asked if the castings had been load |
ed; witness said that he had no |
powder; Nowlein called later with |
giant powder and witness filed them |
and sent them down by his son; this |
was on New Years day; on Sunday |
morning Nowlein called at house and |
called witness out; he told witness |
that the thing was ready to start, as |
they we're all to be arrested; witness !
was told to go to the Police Station
aud wait, as two native captains |
would be there; Geo. Markham would |
also be there; witness objected, that |
he would not go where Markham
was; in the evening Nowlein asked
witness il he had changed his mind;
"llutSS Sdl'l nOS lolil dbolhcI mon
later to tell Nowlein that he would
be at the Police Station; had heard
good deal of talk about the
vessel coming here with arms; Now
lein told Walker that the shells
would be used in case any trouble
would be experienced in landing the
arms; the arms were to be landed
somewhere on this island; bird shot
was put IN the shells; there were fif-
teen castings in witness possession;
niue were charged and the other six
wers destroyed because they were
no good; the bombs we're to be used
in soaring of the crowd; the moulds
for the bombs were from a drawing
made by Bertelmann; heard of
trouble on Thursday night; was told
by Nowlen to meet him at the Fish
market at IL o'clock; knew it was to
he an uprising against the govern
ment; witness went down armed
with two revolvers; remained there
until 1870 o'clock; made ten bombs
previously in 1893 and went out with
Nowlein on the Moiliili road to test
three OF them; on Sunday night
witness was at home; on Monday
morning witness went down to Red
wards and had breakfast there; did
not go to Diamond Head at all;
stayed at home till Thursday morn
ing, when Dillingham; drove him
into town in his brake; witness was
guilty of providing munitions OF
war.
Cross examination-Made the ten
bombs of plaster OF paris and cement
IN 1893 for Nowlein, for the purpose
OF soaring people who were banging
around the Queens place.
Rickard in the Boat.
Samuela Pua Mic, sworn, states:
Was born at Halaws, Molokai; am
~ years of age; remember going out
in a whaleboat and going on board
OF steamer Waimaualo off Leah on
Wednesday night, Jan. 2; boat left
II. Bertelmann's; there were in the
boat three men besides witness; re-
member seeing Rickard in the boat
ha remained on the Waimanalo; he
sent a letter by witness to deliver to
: Henry Bertelmaun; the letter was
, handed To Bertelmann.
: Cross-eXamination-Can read Ha
waiian; letter was in an envelope
, did not see any address on the let
, Ter; Bertelmann was asleep wher
witness arrived at the house; he wa!
/ awakened and the letter given t.
> him.
; Edward Dowsett, sworn, states
:. Was at Hawaiian Hotel on Sunday
. Jan. 8; saw Seward there; had brie
=. conversation with him; heard tina
, there was an uprising at Waikiki
. heard Seward say that the ball wa
% open, aud that he had heard tina
i Carter had been shot; he spoke il
y his usual manner.
>. Cross.examination- Seward al
- dressed both witness and lady; h
q did not say anything about ate
= the ball was over.
> Col. Whiting then announced a
=, ll:30 o'clock that the Court woul
a be cleared for deliberation. A
~ adj journment was then taken unit
- $50 o'clock.
" Afternoon Session.
10 The Court re-convened at LII
a p. IN.
10 Richard and Gulick Involved.
N Henry +. Bertelmann, sworl
ia states: Remember the landing {
IN arms from the Waimanalo at Di
at mond Head on Thursday, Jan. 3; r
to member boat leaving witnes
IS premises on the night Of Jan.
IL Richard was at the house about
lis o'clock at evening;a hackman, Il
Vs. din, came there after o'cloc
d; R'ckard did some writing on lette
no head paper witness gave him; |
in wrote in ink; Radin brought pac
ee age for Richard from Gulick; it w
I'd square package about BIN. long al
o. Pin. thick; there was a letter ais
it. Radin stopped there little Will
"a Richard wrote second letter al
Oh handed it to witness to deliver it
ge Gulick; RickaId went off in DO
or that Wednesday night; pua retur
he ed later aud handed witness lett
re from Rickard addressed to Guile
lal letter was given to Nowlein ne
Sn morning; saw Richard after mi
es- night Thursday; discussed the Ian
he ing OF arms with witness; Movie
ION had said that the Government z
he on to the matter: Richard sent a |,