The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Court opened at 1:30 o'clock with
Ulukou on the stand, called as q wit
ness by Enoka.
Ulukou to Enoka Saw you at Ka,
hala; saw Charles Warren there
Warren gave you the gun which you
held; Warren told you and all Of ui
that anyone who left the place would
be dead man; when we left Kahala
Nowlein said that no one would be al
lowed to leave ranks; Warren had
some squads drawn up before we left;
orders were given 10 sentries to stop
anyone from getting away; 1t was on
account OF these orders that we were
prevented from getting away.
Cross-examined by the Judge-Ad-
vocate Several persons tried to get
away but did not succeed; saw EnOka
on Monday during the fight; can't say
IL be tried to get away.
VIM. Kekoa to Enoka do not re-
member seeing you there; Charles
Warren was there; he gave you the
gun you had; addressed US all to the
effect that anyone who tried to run
away would be shot; Warren formed
US in line; IL was on account OF the
orders given by Warren that we were
prevented from getting away.
Nuhou TO Euoka:-Saw you at Maui
nalua; remember when Apalahama
and Kauai came over after you; they
said you would be shot IL you did not
go along; Apalahama had a book in
his hand as well as q revolver; he had
q dispute with Mammalian because the
latter refused to sign; Kauai was there
too; he wanted you and others to go
right along with them at that time;
we went after our money for fish and
then came back; Apalahama told US
TO come with him then; said that If
we did not go, q mark would be put
against our names and we would be
shot on the next Monday.
Enoka:-Sunday morning q number
Of US went over to Maunalua to get
our money for fish; saw Apalahama
who told US to halt; he had letter
which he called an "Aloha Alma" pa
per; he told us that we must sign aud
drew revolver on us, saying that the
one who refused to do so was traitor
and would be shot; Abalahama told
us that II we said anything very much
to him our lives would be in danger;
said II we were not all his relatives he
would shoot Us right there; my wife
objected to my going, but i said had
to 60 or / would be shot; we then
started off In ones and twos; Alfalfa
hama gave US the password which
was "alona aina"; reached KaalaWai
in the afternoon; there were many
person sabout when Apalahama called
on us; was in the fight on Monday
and did some shooting.
Kane proposed that the evidence
given by Nuhou and Inoaole, in the
cases OF Haha and Nahinalua, be &C
copied in the cases OF Piihana and XII.
holo. Granted.
John Pio:-Live out near Mauna-
lua; was at Nahinalau's house; re-
manned there until II or l O'Clock on
Sunday; Apalahama came and told
rs to sign q letter; we were threat
ened and signed our names; arrived at
hahala and were given guns by War
rem; was told to go to Bertelmann's.
Sam Nowlein was called as a witness
Tor the prosecution in the case of
Markham. He was brought in to re-
put the evidence given by both Mark
nam and wilcox in regard to the
thursday evening Of the Kakaako af-
fair.
Nowlein:-Saw Markham at the
corner of Palace Square on horseback
on the night of the Kakaako affair
saw Wilcox on King street outside of
Bingham's school; met Markham and
Ioiu MIN kakaako meeting had been
dispersed aud wanted him to go to
waikiki to See BerteImann; left him;
went up Richards street to the hotel
Cross-examined:-W in carriage
aud saw Markham standing near cor
neri on going out to my house did not
see Wilcox, but did on returning to
town. ~
With NowIein, the list of witness
was ended, and Markham spoke to
the court a. follows:
would like to address the court
ana 70 make my speech as short as
possible. am charged with treason