The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-16

dow. This was complied with, but
seemed to make him more nervous
and was taken away. Whenever
the guards passed down the hall
way, Walker would raise himself
up i'll bed and watch them nervous
ly until they had passed from sight.
A PRESENTATION.
Marshal Hitchcock has been pre-
sented with fine gold watch by
Senator Henry Warehouse. The
presentation was made yesterday
afternoon, and is in memory of the
bravery displayed by the Marshal
when out with Mr. Warehouse
just prior to the capture Of rebel
leaders at Moiliili. The watch is a
handsome souvenir and is i'll a
plush case. On the inside ii is en-
graved as follows: Presented to
Marshal l.. G.. Hitchcock by II.
Warehouse i'll memory of Jan. ~,
1906"
POLICEMAN ARRESTED.
Senior Captain Parker had a
very unpleasant duty to perform
Tuesday night. 1t was 10 cause
the arrest of one of his policemen.
The mans name is Paakaulu, and
he was great favorite with Parker.
On Sunday night, the 9th inst,
Paakaulu went with the other
members of the police force to
Bertelmann's house at Waikiki.
When the firing began he deserted
and had not been seen for over a
week. Tuesday, Captain Parker
learned that Paakauiu was at his
home and Immediately had him ar
rested. The prisoner stated that
h. had been drunk; but this story is
considered very fishy. Paakaulu
was locked up and his case will be
thoroughly investigated.
ON THE SCENT.
One Of the prisoners in the Sta
ton house has given away the fact
that arms were distributed to rebels
in the city by himself. They were
taken in hack. He did not re-
member the number of the hack or
the name of the driver. Following
out this information, all of the hacks
in the city, except five or six on
duty, were taken this morning and
brought before the prisoner at the
Station house. The required evil
dence was adduced, and capture OF
the arms is mere question of time.
A HISTORIAN.
Company b return their unani-
nous thanks to Mrs. S. B. Dole for
the abundant supply of fine sand
wiches and delicious coffee sent to
them at Camp Wall, Punahou, last
evening. Such acts of kindness
and remembrance help the boys to
forget their little hardships and eX-
posures, and nerve them for fresh
endeavors, and if need be, sacri.
fees for the common veal. After
Company B returned from break
fast to the Drill Shed, where they
are now quartered, they were called
to order and by unanimous vote
elected Corporal w. c. Weldon a:
historian and war correspondent o
the company.
AFTER ARMS.
Charles Barlow, the printer pri
soner. has squealed. He says tina
large lot of rebel arms are buried
near Waialae He was with tn,
gang that buried them and Offered
to take the police to the spot. A
I2:3o this afternoon d. P. Lawrenc,
and four specials left for the place
Barlow, the prisoner, was takei
along as guide, riding between TIL
policemen.
THE ONE SPRINGFIELD.
A single N G H rifle was cap
tured from the rebels. This was a
Moiliili. The gun was from I
Company aud was No. 80. Capt
John Smith has looked up the mat
ter. The gun was used by +. X
Miller, otherwise known as Graz
Miller" This man left the countr,
last May. He was rooming at
lodging house on Nuuanu ave.
The rebels could easily hav
done all they accomplished on les
than $4,000. 1t is extremel
doubtful if they had as much cas-
as this. 1t is reported on tn
streets that the Nowlein part
gave them some money and tina
Harry T. Gillig and wife contri
! buted $1,000.
/ APPOINTS AN AGENT.
: Chas. B. Wilson, ex-marshal
visited Liliuokalani soon after he
i arrest. In the presence of w. G
. Smith, the ex-queen named MI
! Wilson as her outside representa-
T. tive.
MORE GUNS.
w. p. O'brien and detail car
e tured some arms this afte noon. A
n c. Y. Culick's, Kalihi, four rifles
d one pistol and 900 rounds of ammr
/. milton were found. At Abe Fee
$ nandez' house two rifles, one she
e gun, one pistol and four boxes (
: cartridges were taken in.
COURT MARTIAL.
The court martial, as reporte
Yesterday will sit very soon nov
6 It's composition is practically fixe
!, upon. A slight change in II
d militia law was made this ate
:. noon to facilitate the proceeding