The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-23

OF the trial. NOSlelhS LhllAl9 eAp
rience and strategetie movements OF ms
army of fort y-seyen men were feelingly
referred to by the counsel Tor the defense.
But little new evidence was brought OUT /
on cross-examination. Nowleln admitted
being a military man, and was quarter
master-g general of the Hawaiian ISLANDS.
Witness related how squads OF his men
would surround Executive building anu
staTve those inside into submission,
while those from fish market would take
other places already mentioned. Gullck,
kickard and witness formed council Oh
war: plans proposed by witness were
approved. None of the troops under
witness were killed nor did they xii
anyone; made confession To authorities
Wednesday or Thursday CT last week
was arrested week after outbreak; told
authorities substantially same story as
relating now; was told lie would 90
spared il witness told all about move
ment; Richard and witness made propo
sition to restore queen; balance agreeu
to help do this.
On redirect examination Nowleln ad-
mitted he received no help from GuliCk;
Richard. Seward or others who hau |
nTomised assistance Many foreigners |
had egreed TO nelp witness, but none OF |
them showed up or went on the field. !
Gulick. Rickard and Seward never prom
ised TO 90 on the field, but agreed to as
81 at movement in town. Tom Walker
said he would take active part. de was
TO have sIxty-fve men and take ponce
station. Howlein expt cted to have three
hundred men to assist IN the reoelllon,
! but they couldn't get into town on &C
count of police interference. John BOW
| Ter also offered to 90 into the field. Alter
| this admission the Judge-Advocate maue
| objection against bringing out evidence
relating to part taken by Bowler In the
movement Counsel Neumann content
| ed that the defense had right to bring
out everything connected with the repel-
| lion. The Court was cleared Tor a few
moments and objection made by Judge
| Advocate Kinney was sustained by the
| Commission. Counsel for defense gave
notice of protest against action Oh the
| Court
| Paul ]. Voller was the next witness
called. lie was clerk in grocery stole
of Charles Hustace on King street, OPP
posite Gulick's residence ); known
Nowlein for years; knew Quick kne%
Seward and Rickard by, signt.
Testified of seeing Seward, RICK
ard and Nowlein going into Gulicks
house some forty or fifty times altogether.
Saw them 90 there sometimes three or
four times daily. Noticed these visits IN
November and part of December. Saw
Seward go there since his return from
the Coast.
Charles Hustace, proprietor OF gro
cerv mentioned by Voller, testified see
ing S ward, Rickard and Now!eln go 10
Gulick's house most every day Tor SIX
weeks past. They seemed to make no
} attempt of concealing the matter. NO
ticed these visits more particularly IN
November and up TO early In January
VIM, +. Kaae Witness Is private
secretary to the q Ieen; been SO ever
since overthrow "a years OLD last pep,
TENDER; done engrosslng last part CT
December; received copy OF constltu-
ton to engross from Nowlein In third
week of December; constitution was In
Charlie Gulick's handwriting; saw DIS
handwriting while working In registry
office; (objection made by counsel for de-
Tense against this evidences going IN I'M
less document spoken of is produced).
! After discussion point WAS waived by
.Indpe-Adyocate Kinney. Witness con-
, tinued: After engrossing constitution
gave original and copy back to NoWleln
proclamation and martial law notice also
given witness to engross; they we're sep
| arate documents returned copy ano
] original of them 10 queen; third docu'
ment contained appointment OF mem
bers of Cabinet; gave this to queen also
know Gulick is notary public; seen DIS
handwriting on acknowledgements tc
i deeds.
= To Attorney Neumann: - Acknowl-
edgmenrs made by Gulick on deeds
e partly in writing; Quick also wrote
I note in presence of witness aud tolC
K take to queen; swear copy OF draft o
constitution was written by Gulick.
n 70 Judge Advocate Witness sen
) down by queen to i'uilck to get WORDING
e of commissions for CABINET officers, Chic
= Justice, Marshal and others. Copy o
/; printed blank of commi1sio put In evl
:; | dence. Witness identified blank as jus
= like one taken down TO Gulick.) Witnes
}; went to Gulick with blank last part Q
r December; asked him how to wor
* blanks; Gulick replied had already sen
III form up TO Washington Place; witnes
10 said was not kind of form wanted b
IL Queen; Gull ok then wrote out form 70
s. witness; this was used and signed b
III queen in presence OF witness; member
AZ of Cabinet were:
In K. w. Wilcox, Minister Foreign Al
fairs.
I'd Sam Nowlein, Minister OF Interior.
ay Charles T. Gulick, Minister OF F
eu nance
as G. w. Ashford. Acknowledgement.
Ill Associate Justices-Antone Rosa an
o; V. V. Ashford.
Il GOVERNORS.
ct A. S. Cleghorn, Oahu.
nd Joseph Nawahi, Hawaii.
on ID. Kawananakoa, Maui.
Ike ]. Kalanianaole, Kauai.
On w. II. Rickard, Marshal.
sr- After commissions been signed witne
it gave them back TO queen; commission
de signed in room upstairs at WashingtC
ng Place.
Ide On cross-examination Kaae admitt
MS blank commission in evidence same for
t 9 as those signed by queen. he receiv
It'll draft of commissions for engrosslng du
IN ing latter days of November or early
1es December last.
nd samuel Nowlein recalled :-Witne
Tit- saw proclamation of martial law al
of other documents; talked with Gull
on about these forms; Gulick sent Ricka
ted to witness with forms; they were in u
lde lick's handwriting: after been enpross