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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-27
HOW To GET WELL

80 kadirs Mlrrub- Killer Aivies Free
ho Morrison -, Portland. Oregon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10

zines Suben. oenn Die jiioiIhe Na!ion
1T ole fre6Ite unter allen 9tatiOren Der
Groe, lpie Der Suno unter Den !Saus=
tbteren." Cur Shanoe unieres Seutih=
tbuns miilien mir iehen, ipie Elm Sbeil
unlerer SNGespreile lih al Suoentneh=
ten berabmiiroi9t unb lett Sobrem fiir
Die Grridltllna zines Seine.S entmols
in 9teip Oort YrOpaNanoa maht. IS
l6eint leboh, oaB bort Der Gentral=
Parf.G ommiilion aud Elm 2ibt auf=
ging. I'm birtel Die ibmubige Sntri=
que 81 iAou,n, tuie ehemuls ben
@emsinperatben bon IiifelDOrf uno
Drains. Nidt jsoer Suoe, Der Salient
uno g8iiIenihait beliBt, lit iaOn Oeb=
balb ein 9rOBer damn. Wan liebt
piclmebr oaraui, pb CT Iein Salient
sum NuBen nnO niAt gum @eroerbeu
Der Menl1Deit angepenOet. Nidt Die
@riitenS bes Snlsntes IOnosrn Der quite
8ebrou0 Dss Salentts mudt ben 9ro=
zen llno Ueroienltli1en Wann. Wann
miro Die ,Slliuois Staats= 3eituu9"
oleien INTERRUPTED lernen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
Nebcr otc Weriuhc ucucr
Wel!gtpusbilonn8en.
XII.
(S@ius.)

IS bletbt uls nod iibrig. eini0e
@rDben oeutiGer @iNenidait rno
8lunoliAteit ndber 5u betra1ten, nm
uns cine Soee Der 3eriabrenbeit oeuts
iher Plllolppbie uno 5beOlO9ie 81
MAIDEN.
Su ben mooerneu 9ebilSeten Greilen
5ablt Der Serbartianismus ni6t tpenioe
@nbdn9er. Shit GROCER @1tun9 ipri6t
oieler @e!ebrte tets bon Ger 9telioion.
Sn ibr erblidt er oas triiti9lte Seil=
mittel fir bas meni9libe @smiitb in
aler Yeordn9niB uno littllAen
Sdpd6e. Der gauge Q8ertb Der 9te.
ligiOn, meint er, bsrube auf ibrer pratt
til6en @eltun9; in Der Wiieni6aTt
belize lie teinsrlei Yegriinoung. Sns
oeilen fublen es Die Serbartiaaer ri6ti9
beraus, baB es fir eiren Derniiniti9en
MenI9en aud bel Der Religion Obne
ir9eno cine tbeoretil9e 9sgriinoun9
nidt ab0cbt. ollie @eiiblsreli9ionen,
ia9t 9rObli6. Serbarts S9iiier, tOmmt
uber ole blOBe SubiettiUitGt nlAt bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
Sum 4rtifeI Oes bp6WIroigem
Batter BABE.

g8ir balten es fir uniere 9ni6t benz
bo6p. 8ater 9ape cafiir gu oautcu,
baB oerielbe iid ni6t i6sut bic Oelti6e
tatbOlii6e Preiie Dor ben MiBgriifen gu
iparnen, wel6s er meint, DaB oieie be.
9iHge. Sin Sober beoarf ndmli6
zines aufrihti9eu 6rsunOes, pelder
ibm bic "un9eidmintts" @abrbeit
ia9t.
lle6er bic Gra9e Db bic beuti6en
tatbOlii4eu Sldtter auti-irii6 iino
ID. b. iuenn man ale umitGnoe uno
Sbatia6en erwdgD, barber mO6ten
mir &eO. 9ape Die fOlgenOen 3eilen
Gus Dem yWanoerer" porle9en, welbe
Don Der columbia" uno anoeren
tatboliidcn 9lattern unterSei6nst tpors
ben iinO. Die columbia" idrsibt:
Sinh bic beutiGen tatb. 9latter
ldntisirii62 - Zen oeutldeu uno ben
fransOIil6 : cNnnoii9en tatbOlii6en
9lattsrn miro, lslblt bon poblmeinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10

Den 2euten oft burgeporfen, oaB iie
Danti=iriiH" iein. Sic iolten ibre
NnIidten allsipre6en uno Die Gehte
lbrer StGmmes9enDIien pertreten, obne
babel Die iriihen @I0u6cns9euolIeu Su
beribren, oern bierDur9 1peroe Der
Srieoen 9eitort". 9arauf erwioert
9ous IN uuierem Slime Der vWanoe-
rer": Zen 9snnnnten Sldttern liegt
jeNlihe 6einoislIafelt 9egen Die iriiben
8lau6m$9enOisn aans fern. QSsnn
lie oennc1 bel Der .Wabrnn9 jener
&ebte gar pit in bic Gage tOmmen. nit
ienen suI0mmen5ultrBen. 10 lis9t ebsn
Die S0ulo auf ~iriiH'gr Seite. Selblt
infer Nrtitsl nGeririi6ung beutIder
Pfarribuien" lit Ton @iniQen ais eirl
NushuB yonii=iriibsr" 8slinnuu9 auf=
auf9sioBt morocu, obwobl ct pIienbar
niht nur SrIdnosr, ionOern AUDI
SeutiGe triift. OH lleber Simmel,
ruie iollteu mir es anitelIen. ojele Sadie
81 heiprehen, ODne oaB man lib aaf
iriI6er Settle oapon %unnn8enebm be-
riibrt iiibIte? Soar 'ollteu mir etlua,
neil oies npermsiolih mar, bon einem
10 ihreieu0en NebsIfanoe i6meigen
miiiIen, nm oes Sri oens" ipilen?!
Sir elnen iOl6eu t1bofsfrie=
ben banfen mir, wie iebr er aud ben
Suoten9rdbsrn oes Seuti1tbums 9e=
fallen mOdte. &atbOliIhe Seutlde.
wie aud acknowledgements. p~erlall=
gen nihts ais ibr 9utes &e9t. pelhes
li3 SuIammenIalien ldBt in oas cine
WOrt e ben b ii rtigteit, uno 10
LANCE ibnen oies ri9t pOa uno 9anS ,lls
9eltanoen miro, 9ibt IS teinen 6rieoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
0cbciutc ~0cieui1aiten.

Gebeime 8eIeai6aftsn baben metz
items Elm &itEul, b. 3. eineu pOlltan=
oi9sn religi0ien Suit, oft ausgeprdgter
uno nit mebr Geremonien, als man6e
protsitantiibe Setten. sic babeu Elm
misunderstanding; 5. .. jeoes Mit=
9lieo muB al ein b6beres @eien 0lau=
ben. User iih elmer lleuell 9ebeimen
Gjeielli1aft ani6lieBt. Der ihlieBt iid
elmer neuen, 9ebeimcn, religiOien Settle
an, Die neben &eligion pielleidt aud
8eitdft, POlitit, llnterbaltuns II. o9l.
treibt; aber er bot lid elmer neuen
reli0i0ien Secte anaeidioiien uno ben
@lauben p%erleu9nst, ebenio iehr als
mare ct @tetbooit SeipDroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
GDea eri@iemeu:

DSieo sum beili9eu q l.
fir Swei. orsi ODER bier
9emiidte Siimmen, bon s. Sin9en-
berger. preis 10 Gts. Sie Stimnsn.
ausAabe fir SOpran uno Mlt (aul
einem SDiteme). pOSu Die piertimmi9s
Aus0abe ais Srgelbe9leituns bent,
toltet 8 Gents, pro Sunpert $500.
Vesperae de Communi Comics,
SORTS Pontiicis." Complete Vespers
for the Feast of u Confessor and
Bishop, and in an appendix the hymns
for Benediction 80 salutaris" and
"Tantum ergo, for one, two, three oil
four parts with organ accompaniment,
by j. Singenberger. Price 50 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
Giniee 0iBsriTe, phiMtem
nmo glutsabcn Der oent,
tGem, fatboIif6en VrctTe
III glMerifa,
Bsebrter Serr Geoatteur!

Beebrter Serr &eoatteur!
SD iiberienbe hermit bic anssmsloste
abbanOlun9 iiber oas Sbsna: DNntis
Sriib". Ger 3wed oleier abbanolunS
1T solsenoer:
SD mbdte ais Prieifer mabnen our
Yorlidt uno MdBiguna in Der Yolemit.
SD mbhte auimsriiam MAIDEN auf
Wib9rife, bic aemadt woroen limb i'm
acknowledgements Ginger 3eitunsen,
bel Dem Ysrialien Der 2eitartitel iber
aQerlei 3eitira9en beiouoers iiber 9s-
mile uebel Itlnoe In Der fatbOliI6en
Stride gmeritaS. gsranlaiuug al
oisiem SNreiben gabsl Die INNER
luleoerl elnigen3 eiiunSen erlbeinenpen
beleioi2enoe Aeu6erungeu uuo 4nSpie-
lun9sn auf Die Srldnoer ais 9iation
o2er Matchmaker 3bell Der IdtbotiiAen
STRIDE amerita's. Y%eranlaiuag aaben
ferner SlaSen untsr benz YOlfe. Gla.
gen, dbnil6 mie lie SIR ishr D0eibdBter
6reuno" fil9rt, Wenn er i9reibt: Die
3enOenS aller OsItIAeI, tatbolllben
Si1tter 1T mti=iriI@." Sbr Sreuno
bat 9tedt; MIR bdtte er iagen Iollen
einige liatt aller Slatter.
Sa, es iinoaRiB0rihe sema6t worosn
lluo es iperOen iolAe nod beute 9e-
ma6t gum sroBen NaAtbeile Der
oeutIb ameritanilAen &0tbOliten.
WiBariiie muroen 9emadt in Der @a6l
Der ipra6lihsn gusbriide uno Situla.
turer, bel Seiprehun9 Der permsiut-
liden Ooer wirtlihen llebellianoe in
in Der tatbOliiden Stride Nmeritas.
San, beiOuoers aber ourh Die inois.
irste @npenoun9 oss @Ostes ~irii1".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10

lno belpabt; menn jeoes Witalieb 10
bod uilo theller unter N%norobun9 offer
So9ensS trafen idwOren muB, feinem
Weniten onber einem 2p~9enbruosr,
teinem SeiAtpater. feinem Seelior9er,
teilem Slibofe ODER GrSbiibofe oieiel=
ben 81 aei9en ooer oeren Snbalt gu
erSdblen, lpie lam Die Stride Oieielbsn
llnterinten unb b%surtbeilen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
Sii6oi WcBmer VS.. ,,ote fas
tDoiii1en S0riter"?

6iir eincn Se0en, melAer oas Sbun
uno 3reiben Der otatbOllihsn 6Orlter"
teunt, uno w:laer 8rIeben bat, luie
DieIelben in alien Sd9ssbllttsrn lire
.idbrli6sn Sdnse uno Sdle" an9esei9t
babeu, i4eint es, oils 3eiQe Der bO6ip'ft tie
9ii9Of Webmsr uOn Green Ban. @is.,
nit Dem Singer auf Deren 8ebabren,
iuenn Der energiide Yrdlat in ieineml
@~Opents=S irtenidreiben OH Die 8ldubi=
gen ieiner Si6Seie ihrsibt:
gu unierem 9rOBten 2siopeIen ieben
g8ir, baB, trOB oes tlaren SerbOts
bur6 ons SaltimOrer @DnSil, eini9e
Yrieiter uno 8smeinoen nod fOrt=
fGbren, SdQe uno SGnSe fir &ir6ell=
.3mede abSuEaIten, uno g8ir be-
oauern, 0aB einige tutbulti6r
Srreinc mid oas Qn5iem | DE
elmer ausseoebutru &efIame fur
lire Bale cinirbrn, bic De II
3wef per Olgen, einig e
Collars in ibre @leeren Sai=
fen gu b%ringeu. Senn mas
INNER 81 Guniten elmer Suloun9 osrs
ielben unter 9eniIien g%eoinQungen,
ais oes tleineren lebels, pDr9sbra6t
weroen mag, 10 tanu niAt Der gerin9ite
3weifel ~beiteben, oaB oas SanSen, iuie
es b~eutSutu9e algemein betrieben niro,
lei es in 8ripattreiien ooer in Der
Sefentlidteit, in Der bO6eren ooer
in Der nieoeren 8eieli9aft, pOluuf Den
Saoel uno Die 9eroammuu9surtbeile
Deroient, DelAe gu alien 3eiten bic
8dter, bic Sii6Oie uno SbeOlo9en Der
Stride auf oOiieIbe 9ebGuit baben."
@ir miien nidt, oh oieie itrenge
&ii9e fir ben 9enannten Sroen b e.
abii6ti9t lit, aber aui beien
Sreiben past oieielbe sanS 9suau.
Semsrtensiuertb lit mob bic Sbats
iaAe, oaB Sii9Of Mebner, pie Migr.
Senneiip IS bier in Dubuque setban,
Den tatbOlif9en 8sreinsn biz
geoeutung Der Seitimmungen oes GoH-
Slls bon Baltimore auseinanoerieBt.
Semano IOllte ben ySatboliten", BON
rel9en Der folSenoe ausI9nitt oes
DGrcelliOr" erS0blt, oieien Sbsil oes
Si~rtenbriefes bss bo9p'iten 9ii6pfes
bon 8reen Sap, ROTH uno blau uu=
tertri1en, 5~uIenoen:
r@inen Observation-Disclosures aG" wia
am III. SeSember - aliO in Der u b.
bentSeit - cine 9ewilIe Sorte bon
&atbOliten in Chicago peraRltalten.
lin bic &ir6en9ebOte tiimmern iit
iol6 D~liberale" SatboIiten tpenis."
@ti9r. MeBmer's Sirtsnbrisf bssinni
pie fol9t:
vSn ausiibung oieIer unIerer beili=
li9en Pfli9t marnen Nir Cub, 9eliebte
Sriioer, eiuorin9li9 Dor eiuem bb6lt
anitOBi9en unb unhriitli6sn 9rau1,
oer in unierer SiDSeie melt Deroreitet
lit. Wir meinen Die iogen. 9 NJ So
tagsN enb D. mo SDunta9s=
San3Oer9niigen @ir wpllen
bier nidt iiber oas Sansen i'm allcs=
melnen ipre9en, ob9lei9 @ir Soft
banten tpiiroen, wenn Sdae uno SGn,e
tltr bic &Inoer Der STRIDE unbetaunte
9in9e tpdrer.
Wir empfeblen elmer au;abl Nati=
Dnal=Sereinen, bic Surenl=
burger, bic es betrift. / d t aus=
genomman, ii6 ben pollen Cert iiber
bas Samstag= ben De- unb
Sonntags=S an5ber9ni9e zen
anSui9afen uao es baum in ibrem
8ereinslOtale auiSutleben. IS
miro cine iebr lebrrei9e 2ettiire
iein fir jene ,tuelde auf bic Sauer
prattii DE &atbolitsn bIsiben mol
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
Gin &athnlif. Der Methnbift neipn

Gin &at6olit, Der Metbooiit eeippr=
Den 1T, bat ben 0laubsn %perleu9nct,
aud pelln in ieinem Sorie feline Me=
tbooilten=&irde 1T; aud penn er tein
metbOoiltii6ss Gituale, feline inetbOoi=
ltiibe Sibel II. p9l. bat. I'm Satbo=
liten 81 tduihen. ldbt man in 2oaen
bisweilen oas &sliglOie meg. Sas
dnoert aber ben @baratter Der 8enoien=
i6ait ni6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10

Gin Wenib, Der oas 8eriGt fiirhtet;
Elm Sinh, oas oas Nu9e oes Yaters
ooer Der Wutter iiirhtet, bat fem autes
8epiIien: lit ibuloig. Sine @eiel-
lAait, Die lib weiaert, lire Contribution
uno ibr sarses Sbun uno 2aiisn bon
Der ~9eclaneten SebOroe unteriu6en 81
lallen, 1T nidt bios uerod9tia: tie 1T
b0le.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10
SalBOlii6er &irteuea aleuSer.

@pn Sobannss 3ersniB. Sob. l, 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10


@,' Bat lie tiirslib BIZ orsi perbote=
rcn. aebelnien 8efeQiha'ten unterluben
uno belrtGeilen tDnnen? Curb 3u=
toll ODER. nm 1rililib 81 ipredeu,
our6 6iiaung Gottes iielen beren
Shrlften in Die rehten Sdroe, rno
DE &ntiheioun9 wuroe in Hom eeas=
ben. llno ais man liberdlerleits oieie
GntI1elOuna oertuI9en mOlte, iii9te es
8Ott. oaB ein eiufader oeutiber Yrie=
tier Den anitob 81 Der betdnnten Ger=
pnentlibun9 CAB. Wian iiebt bierals,
iple l0wer es DIT Der Stride falt. in
Sa1en Der sebeimen @eiellihaftsn su
bcnosln. bis Die 8Oriebuns iiatbar
einoreiIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10

IS gibt alio allBer Der fatboliiden
&irhe Diele Secten Der peri6ieoenlien
Irt: p~roteltantIlhe Sectcn uno sebeime
Secten obne 3abl. Die prote ltanti=
'hen Ssrten 9lauben meiitens OIL Die
Saufe uno oil ben Grl0ier; 9ebeime
Secten foroern feline 5auIe, iOnoern
nur ben 0lauben OIL Elm b0beres gSe=
len: Suoen, Gbriiten. SottentOt, lie
9lauben Ollie an einen 8ott, ollie
tonnen ollo WitSlieoer meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-10

Semsrtenstuertb lit mob bic Sbat-
ia6e, oaB gii9of Mebmsr, ME Misr.
Senneiip es bier in Dubuque setbar,
Den tatbOlif6eu 8srsinsn bic
Seoeutung Der Seitimmungen oss GOu-
SiIs BON Baltimore auseinanoerlebt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12

A general restful air pervaded
the Police Station and military
headquarters yesterday.
Universal quiet reigned in the
Marshal's Office. Officials and men,
for a time, were able to gain a few
hours relaxation from the strain to
which they have been subjected
the past few days. The men in the
field reported no engagement with
the rebels.
The departing tourists were the
most nervous people in town. What
they thought the unnecessary red
tape consequent to get their pass
ports gave the chronic kicker a
golden opportunity. One man sug-
gested that the Government set off
a part of the bungalow for a swear
ing room. A good many labored
under the impression that the Gov
ernment officers should be at their
service. However, each departing
passenger received his passport In
due season and got on board the
steamer in good order.
The list of arrests was swelled
during the day by the addition of
Palau, Manuel Lobo, s. Kaohi-
waena, James Spencer, S. K. Kaloa.
Harry Swinton, S. K. Kaloa and
Charles Warren were brought to
the Station during the evening.
Warren was released.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12

his crowd. If he goes he will take
about forty men with him.
Two men came in from Makapu
Point yesterday. They had moth
ing important to report. Cecil
Brown is still there with his men,
Nothing was seen of the rebels,
however.
Three prisoners were brought tc
town yesterday. Two were strag.
glers. The third one was Sam Ka.
1oa. He is q well-known character
and is known as the "Fish Market
Preacher He was with Nowleln
but deserted him on Monday. He
was neatly attired and did not look
as though he had been engaged in
battle.
It is now believed that Wilcox
and his men are making for Wal
manalo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
a Belief That Wilcox is Making
for Waimanal0.

Lieutenant George King reported
at headquarters yesterday after
noon. His appearance was well
come surprise as he or his men
had not been heard from since
Thursday night. They left the
Pauoa camp to go to the head of
the Valley. About 2 o'clock yester-
day morning Captain Wallis men,
stationed at Tantalus, heard heavy
firing. They took it for granted
that the regulars had met the en-
emy and that a battle was in pro-
gress. The shooting did not last
long. At daybreak Lieutenant
Kenake and twenty men went out
to find Lieutenant King and his
men, but returned some hours later
without success. They secured the
head of Pauoa from Tantalus to
Nuuanu without meeting human
being.
Lieutenant King reported that
his men were without food and
water for many hours. A supply
was sent them last evening.
Company B had a hard time
also. They did a great deal of
scouting on Thursday, and at night
they camped on Tantalus. The
rain and cold weather forced them
to leave the mountain top yester-
day. They are now at the Japan
ese nursery. The men we're almost
famished, tired and footsore. Pro-
visions were sent them yesterday
afternoon. Their bodily ills were
carefully looked after by Surgeon
Weyson. Captain Wall returned
to town in the afternoon for orders
Nuuanu Valley was guarded
carefully Yesterday afternoon. A
detachment of volunteers was
resting at the electric light station.
They were to climb the eastern
ridge last night looking Tor rebels.
A number of men were stationed
at G. NJ. Cookies place with Cap
tain Camara and +. J. Murray IN
charge.
Sentries were placed along the
road and a strict watch was kept
on the mountains. Seven men
guard the Pail pass.
Murray and his men expect to
be transferred to Waialae today to
resume their scout for Nowlein and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
Opium Brown Gone.

"Opium Brown has left the
town. He slowed away in the Aus
tralia, and is now in San Francisco.
He informed several friends that
he would return to Honolulu In a
few months with another consign-
ment of merchandise. The reason
he slowed away was not because
he was out Of funds, but because
he was afraid to go near the Custom
House for a passport. He could
not purchase a ticket without one,
so he decided to board the vessel
and pay the purser for his trans
portation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
NOTES OF TRE DAP.


The mascot of C. M. Cookies
detail is black cat.
James Spencer, q telephone oper-
ator, was locked up yesterday.
The alarm of fire created some
excitement about town last even
ing.
The last report of J. L. Osmer
locates him somewhere near Laysan
Island.
It is now claimed that Sam Now
lein and his men are hiding near
Waialae.
A small schooner was seen near
the coast on the other side of the
island yesterday.
Three men belonging to Compa-
ny B were sent into town yesterday
for medical treatment.
w. M. Chamberlain and Chas.
Weight guided Captain Wallis men
through Pauoa yesterday.
G. M. Cooke is in charge of the
the Thomas Square guards. He is
extremely well liked by his men.
Some of the guards up Nuuanu
fired three shots at a native yester-
day morning, but failed to hit him.
A number of people are of the
opinion that NowleinSs party is To-
Gated near Perry's ranch at Kailua,
this island.
One party of guards fred in
another near Luakaha early yester-
day morning, but fortunately no
one was injured.
No prominent white royalists
were arrested yesterday, although
it was understood that several were
to be apprehended.
A man was seen climbing the
eastern ridge of Nuuanu yesterday
afternoon. Soldiers were sent after
him but returned empty-handed.
It was reported last night, that
the Government electric light wires
had been cut up at the Nuuanu
Station. It proved to be unfounded
Residents are recovering from
the excitement of the past week
and it is expected that on Monday
business about town will be re-
sumed.
Charles Warren's residence out
at Beach Grove was searched yes.
terday by specials. They found one
revolver and one hundred rounds
of cartridges.
The natives residing in the vicin
ity of Luakaha, near the Kaulukou
place were somewhat uneasy last
night. Lights could De seen in
many of the houses.
| One hundred men are now or
guard up Nuuanu Valley between
the old ice house and the Pali
making it an impossibility fol
Wilcox to pass unseen.
Paul Isenberg, Duke of Waialae
is on duty at Thomas Square. The
orders on his watch are for him tc
challenge and the other boys to gel
behind him and cover.
There was a rumor around towr
yesterday to the effect that the ex
queen and some of the royalistl
under arrest were to be deported by
the Alameda. It turned out to be
untrue.
A native who was found at Wal
alae on Monday and taken pris
oner has cleared himself and il
now a member of the Thomas
Square squad. He commenced
duty last night.
Some Portuguese report that An
tone Rosa was seen in company
with Robert Wilcox on Sunday las
in Manoa Valley, riding from house
to house. The report is not cred
tied at police headquarters.
A message was received from
Luakaha last night stating thai
some shooting was going on aboV'
that point. Captain McStocke
} took up some re-enforcements t
that locality. This was occasioneC
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by the report that some natives
were trying to make their way
down the mountain side near the
Pali. Some stones rolling down
into the valley led to the belief
that the enemy were on the march.
A scouting party Teturaad from
ont Waikiki, way yestevngy afker-
noon. and Arepo1tea thraa neWly
made graves in A4oaves aupposadsfO
contain the bodies of natives Ellad
out there during the firing Mem
day.
The picket detail on School and
Nuuanu streets desires 10 thank
Mesdatnea George w. Euikh, Clar-
enee CTahb4, b. Jay Greene and
Wna. Cunningham foraanmpAune
lunches and extraordinary good
coffee.
The Thomas Square. squad wish
to thank Mrs. g. III. Cooks and
others for keeping them supplied
with hot coffee and rolls. The boys
think Mrs. Cooke should be placed
at the head of the commissary de-
partment.
Additional sentries were placed
around the Station House last night
after the fire in "Royalisk Row
was extinguished. The premises
| were examined about 10 80 o'clock
by Attorney-Gener Smith and
Minister King.
A telephone line-repairer brought
| In e ereport that Widemann, Greig
and Marshall had been seen In
Koolau yesterday on the manka
side of the hills near q pass in the
mountains. They were iourneying
toward Waimanalo.
A report came in early last
night to the effect that a body Of
natives were assembled at Lna-
kaka, Nnuanu Valley. A squad Of
volunteers were to climb the noun
tain in that vicinity, and no doubt
were mistaken for rebels.
Fred Lowrie and 81. r. Wich-
man visited the Kanoilii1i crater
yesterday and found carbine,
cartridge belt and o Smith q Wes-
son revolver, supposed TO be the
property of Louis Marshall. But
one cartridge was taken from the
belt.
The King street Thomas Square
guards were treated TO table de
hote dinner Thursday morning st
| the expense of the Chinese vegeta-
BILE yenders. First course, raw cab
bage; second course, c1cumbers !;
third, carrots and turnips dessert,
bananas.
DR.. Grossman, on being relieved
from duty on Young street last
eveng, instructed the relief guard
to photograph anything that
passed, that he might see what it
looked like. Doctor claimed that
nothing passed him but q dog the
four hours he was on watch.
Charles Bartow, one Of the de-
serters from Wilcox's camp, has ex-
perienced the misfortunes Of war to
8 marked degree. He went out as
a lieutenant. Being accused of a
lack of fealty to the cause he was
reduced to the rank of corporal,
and finally wound up as cook.
At 8 o'clock last night q tele-
phone message was received at po-
lice headquarters from T. A. Schae-
fer, stating that a number of people
were assembling at the Kaulukou
premises, near Luakaha. It was
learned later that some of the
guards up that way had taken pos
session of the house.
Guards were placed at the en-
trance of the Oceanic dock and
gang planks leading to the steamer
Alameda yesterday, and no one
was allowed TO go aboard without
pass from military headquarters
The tug Eleu, with an armed detail
aboard, accompanied the steamer
out to sea to prevent anyone getting
aboard from off Diamond Head.
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It has larger circulation and adver-
tising patronage than any paper
published In the Hawaiian Islands
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WILCOX IS STILL RETREAT|NG.
Reports Say He is Now Making
for Waimanalo.
NOwLEIN HEARD OF AT wAIALAE.

widemAnn, Grsis and MarshAr Seen aG
Koolau-One Hundred Men on Duty
Up NuuAnu vA1ey-Quiet Day Yss-
terdAy at the Front-sOme Firing
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