The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-15
NOTES OF TIE DAP.

ySSISIudy.
Company F is still located at the
head of Manoa Valley.
Company F was photographed at
their headquarters yesterday AFTER
noon.
Everybody was in happy frame of
mind last evening around the ponce
station.
Members of Company F received
good wettiDg in the mountains sun
day night.
Cecil Brown is still out at Makapuu,
and will remain until the remaining
rebels are captured.
Captain Parker and d number of po-
lice returned from Waialae yesterday
They were in the mountains all Sun
day night.
SQUAD No. 1 desires TO thank Mrs.
Dole for bountiful lunches and deli
cjous coffee furnished them for several
evenings past.
William Aud and his family were
sent in from Niu yesterday, by Cap
tain Parker. They had been out there
for over q week.
Following were the arrests of Mon
day: Kaaihue, Kaohimaumu, Kama
ana, John Pho, Pihena, Kahananui,
and Ioela Kiakihi.
"Maior" Seward is now wanted
badly. 1t was thought that he was
with Nowlein and his crowd, but it
seems that he was not.
It was reported last night that Sam
NoWlein had made q confession inn
plicating q number of prominent roy
alists. More arrests will follow.
Lot Lane is the only prominent
rebel at large now. He will probably
surrender when he hears OF the cap
ture of Wilcox, Nowlein and the
others.
Mr.. Howard, clerk of Punahou Col
lege and member Of Company Is, has
the thanks of the men from his com.
pany for the kind treatment he has
shown them.
There was great excitement yester-
day when Nowlein, Greig, Widemann
and Marshall reached the police sta;
ton. A very large crowd assembled
in q moment.
The squad at Makiki wish to thank
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Tenney and others
for keeping them supplied with coffee
and sandwiches. The kindness OF the
ladies will be long remembered by the
boys.
G. J. Frein has been nominated by
Company B to fill one of the vacan-
cies in the Advisory Council. Mr..
Frein is quite favorite in camp, and
every one seems to be pleased with
the choice.
Louis Marshall, Que of the captains
under Nowlein, was, until the rebel
lion broke out, a clerk in the harness
shop of w. E. Foster. He formerly
belonged to the military, and is con-
sidered crack bicyclist.
Deputy Marshal Brown went
through Manoa Valley and rounded
up forty.two natives. They are now
under police guard. The men who
were taken in Palolo Valley on Sum
day are still under arrest. ~
1t was reported yesterday that a
number of men were seen at kalihi.
Captain Larsen and a posse were sent
out and returned last evening after
making a thorough search. They
saw no traces Of any rebels.
Mrs. Along and her daughters, Mrs.
Tracey and Mrs. Henry Waterhouse
are very hospitable to the guards on
| Nuuanu street. The men are very
| grateful to the ladies mentioned, and
all others who looked after their COM
fort.
The following is verbatim copy of
a notice hanging in the MarshaPs
office: ''Grim visaged war has
smoothed his wrinkled front, and all
the clouds that lowered about our
house, are in the deep bosom of the
! ocean buried"
When Greig and Marshall were
brought in yesterday, one of the
guards who was held up in the vicin-
before the outbreak, Immediately
recognized them as being the parties
who committed the deed.
The men of Company F, on guard
at Montana's place in Manoa Valley,
were very ill yesterday. The ground
coffee sent from the city is supposed
to be the cause OF the sickness. Others
| in the Montana house were affected in
the same manner as the guards.
Several shots were heard in the vi
cinity of Lunalilo Home last night.
| The manner of firing and the flashing
of lights in various houses made it a
reasonable superstition that these
were signals to the rebels. a squad
of sharpshooters was sent TO the dis
trict.
Speaking of the time of opening the
schools and allowing general traffic
to. proceed, ,Attorney-Gener Smith
said last night: 1--WE are going to fin
ish the contract we have on our hands
before we attempt to do anything else.
The people are determined to see this
thing finished, and we are going to
see iG through to the end"
The position of the military last
night was as follows: Company F al
its usual place in -Manoa Valley ;
Company B at Punahou; Company a
back of Lunalilo Home with a squad
of Sharpshooters on their left; main
body of Company G in Nuuanu Val
ley with a squad back of Punchbowl
| Company Z in Pauoa Valley; Com
pany D at the Barracks.
A happier lot of men than the ma
tive police who came in from the hills
would have been hard to find last
night. They cleared their Threats early
in the evening and made the court
yard at the station ring with their
songs, starting off with Home