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

Cro.s. examined by Markham:-You
were on q white horse; am sure saw
YOU between the hours of and s q. m.
Pau:-Am the wife of Kaukalii /;
know Markham by sight; saw him
between the hours OF 2 and am.
Sunday morning; was going out to-
ward Kaalawai; saw him again be-
tween the hours of 5 and pm. out
side Bertelmann's house; Wilcox was
with him; the two were talking but
could not hear what they said; did not
see him after that; I was going along
the beach to place beyond Beckley's.
Cross-examined by Ka-ne:-Wilcox
and Markham were standing when /
saw them together; Markham is re-
lated by marriage to Bertelmann; did
not see Wilcox go there.
Carl LuckenvIlle:-WaS taken pris-
oner out at Waikiki at about 2:30 Sun
day afternoon; was marched with
others to Rosa's house aud put under
guard; was allowed to go outside and
sit on beach; several other prisoners
were there; know Markham by sight;
first saw him at O'Clock sitting on
beach alongside prisoners behind as;
did not see him as he came there; he
talked to rebel natives; he walked
around some and sat down; some
prisoners were in back and some in
front; Rose, Peterson and couple of
strangers were in room with Mark
ham; there were guards over them;
don't know whether Markham was
there through night or not; when
report came of Carter's shooting, Bar
tow came out and spoke to Markham
about it.; Markham was talking TO
some of these natives; just general
conversation; saw him next morning
at Z O'Clock In the yard; Markham was
out there when we went out; we were
sent to Waialae at 10 o'clock that
morning. Greig told him to guide US
over to Waialae; wasn't close to US
prisoners; when we started to go to
Waialae he did not go with us; he was
talking to Greig; did not see him
handle any of the guns.
Cross examined by Ka-ne:-Mark-
ham told US he was q prisoner; a gun
was not given him; was under guard
part of the time; took it for granted
he was q prisoner; was outside at time
of accidental shooting inside the house;
don't know whether he was police
officer, soldier, or anything else.
J. Macdonald: Was at Kaalawai on
Sunday, January 9Th; was taken prie-
oner by four armed men; know Mark
ham; was walking into camp with
some natives when first saw him; he
came up and sat down voluntarily
did not seem to be under guard; said
he was q prisoner; was caught at Ber-
telmann's house while visiting his
sister; had no coat on; seemed TO be q
prisoner on parole; he walked about
and talked with rebels; Markham was
somewhere in front room during even
ing; after 10 o'clock we came out of
our room; saw Markham; at IL O'Clock
he was sitting in front Of Luckenville
and me in an armchair; Barlow came
in and spoke to Markham in native;
made out that some one had been shot;
asked Markham what they were talk
ing about; received the answer that
President Dole, while going over the
Pail toward Koolau, had been cap
tured by the rebels; Markham sat
down and after . little, Wilcox en-
tered the room; when he went out he
was followed by Markham; as the lat
ter reached the door q gun and car
fridge belt were handed him by q boy;
do not remember boy; saw Markham
next morning about o'clock; came
walking from direction OF Diamond
Head; in evening prisoner wore brown
overcoat; am positive he had no such
coat on in afternoon; in the morning
returned without the coat; footwear
seemed pretty well covered with coral;
shoes seemed scratched and white;
we were sent to Waialae about 8
o'clock Monday morning; Greig and
Marshall came running in before our
departure and told US Markham would
go with US, but he remained behind
with Greig
Cross-examined by Markham .
Saw you leave building after IL o'clock
Sunday night with gun do not re-
member your remaining in same
Wi
Peterson and others were allowed to
go along the beach to get coffee /; did
not see guard with you; saw you con-
ferring with Greig; when you came
up toward building you had no coat ;
am positive it was you; upon my first
arrival you did not have any coat; do
not know that Wilcox was with you /;
all of my energies were bent on you ;
/ told Luckenville that you were q
bad egg and needed watching; Luck
enville was with me most Of the time
up till u O'Clock Sunday night.
George Townsend:-Wasa at Kaala-
wal on Sunday, January 9Th; was In
Wilcox's command; my work was to |
distribute arms; saw KahopuwaikI,
Pua and Kamali there; saw Markham |
there late Sunday afternoon was
brought in by natives, who said he |
was spy; kept him under arrest he |
had on long overcoat which he kept |
on all the time saw him; after the |
accidental discharge Of q gun, Mark |
ham ran up to the native and showed |
him how to handle gun 80 as not to |
endanger peoples lives; only saw /
him do this once; saw Markham |
next morning before prisoners were !
freed.
Cross examined by Ka-be MARX |
ham bad on q long dark coat; am |
sure Of that; recollect Macdonald be-
ing there prisoners were all guarded |
alike had no orders to give prisoner
a gun; had orders to keep him under
guard put prisoners all in back room.
Witness to Kamali Saw you at
Kalawai Sunday, January 9Th went
out to clean guns saw you carry gun
and belt: did not see you use gun.
Witness to Kahopuwaiki:- Saw you
at Kaalawai /; think you went out of