The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-23
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ence to the Colonel in "a sighting man
ner. No names were called, but all
knew who was meant. a favorite re-
mark was according to the latest in
depreciation of the Colonel. etc
Speaking of the bell in the yard de-
PENDANT once said: Hes making a
ship out of this place. All that's need
ed now is rudder." On another oc-
casion he said, referring to the Col
onel: Give him rope enough and
he'll hang himself" Defendant al
ways spoke slightingly of the Colonel
and conveyed the impression that he
did not consider the regimental head
competent. The men knew the rela
tions between Col Mclean and Capt.
Good were strained. 1t was a com
mon remark in the barracks that the
two men would some day lock horns
and there would be trouble between
them. Defendant himself gave the
men this impression. Witness thought
the harsh command given by Capt.
Good on Miller street on July Fourth
could have been heard hundred
Yards. Also thought Capt. Goods
voice was louder than that of the
Colonel.
On cross-eXamination witness said
that the remarks of defendant in his
/ reduction speech was such as "to set
tie shooting" Cutting off the cloth
ing allowance had nothing to do with
it. Didn't know that Cor. Nicely was
sent around by Capt. Good to see what
mark about the Colonel not being a
military man was made on the parade
grounds during drill some months ago.
The remark according to the latest
Interpretation, ETC. was made at all
times when new orders were received.
Witness did not know that Capt. Good
was in the habit of quoting tactics in
instructing change of movements.
He would sometimes say according
to the latest Interpretation of the
Army and Navy Journal"
Witness said the riot drill was now
used in the United States army. Was
not aware that it originated with the
navy. In speaking of the place being
made a ship of, the witness thought
defendant referred not alone to the
bell but to the whole business. A
change had been made in the manner
Of hosting the flag, which defendant
had noticed and referred to.
Witness said he had had little
trouble with Capt. Good two months
ago about pass. He had worked al
day on parade grounds and applied fol
an all-night pass. The Captain re
fused Tried to see the Colonel, but
could not. Sergeant afterward cred
tied the pass. Never said that Coco
will soon go, because the Colone
don't like him." Witness did not cher
ish anything against Good for not pro
noting him to be a corporal. Hat
passed examination, making 76R, bu
had never applied for a corporalcy
Did not complain to him that Gitfor'
had passed the examination later ant
been made corporal over witness. Toll
Good if suitable to him would not ac
corporal. Never got mad with Goo
because he refused to allow the can
teen funds to be used for baseball uni
forms. Never heard of any attempt t
u use canteen funds for such purposes
II All base ball paraphernalia was pun
|I chased with money raised by sui
n scription.
81 Upon an objection by Mr.. Kline
Y that counsel was getting away off tn
" track, Mr.. Robertson sat down an
VI dismissed the witness.
III At 1890 the court adjourned t
NJ 1880 this evening.