The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-12
NOTES OF TIE DAY.

Harry Swinton was arrested last
night.
John NJ Vivas is one of the mar
shal's hard riding aids.
Mrs. c. A. Brown sends food to
the Guards.
The shots OH Punchbowl last
night were signals.
Attorney Kinney has beer an
earnest worker from the first.
Company ID held the fort at he
Executive building today.
The boys are loud in their praise
of caterer Chapman's grub.
Prof. Hosmer of Punahou takes
to campaigning like veteran.
Arrested today.-Nip See, Chas.
Molteno, Matsumoto, Mendoza.
Senator Henry Waterhouse is a
valuable man at police headquarters.
The regular Saturday afternoon
concert is being given at Thomas
Square.
Colonel Fisher visited all the
mountain camps last night and
again this morning.
Paul Isenberg has offered the
Government all the saddle horses
that can be used.
Rev. II. w. Peck stands the
racket with the best of them. He
is one of the crack shots.
There will be neither Sunday
school or evening service at the
Central Union tomorrow.
Company A, with its nine Ha-
waiians, sent in requisition this
morning for poi and salmon.
Wilcox is a half caste. He was
born on Maui, where his father, an
American, was ranchman.
There was some lively moving
in and about the police station
when the fire alarm sounded.
George Hawkins is doing guard
duty for the Government in Pauoa
valley with the Citizens Guard.
George H. Robertson and c. M.
Walton returned from Hawaii by
the w. G.. Hall Friday afternoon.
Company Els second detail un-
der Lieutenant Coyne left for the
mountains at 7 o'clock this morn
ing.
Minister Willis sent lengthy re-
ports to the Government of the
United States by the Alameda
yesterday.
Mrs. Along sent three boxes of
ginger ale and two boxes of apples
to the barracks yesterday. The
boys are very much obliged.
The father of Greig, the rebel,
was as one time owner of Fanling's
Island. Young Greig had good
position with Levers & Cooke.
Tom Spencer's house was search
cd by special silva and detail this
morning. A quantity of A caliber
ammunition was found in a couple
of trunks.
Lieutenant King returned to
Headquarters from Pauoa last
night for little rest. Lieutenant
Torbert was left i'll charge of the
detail at IS.
Every member of Company d
was on service today. No fur
loughs were granted i'll that COM
mand. Most of the men had done
guard duty last night.
Private St;.nden of Company d
has been unanimously elected gu
ava catcher-general. When up
the mountains, off duty, the boys
sent Standen ahead to locate the
fruit.
F. l. Cutter, Superintendent of
the Insane Asylum, has had a
strong guard at that Institution
since the trouble began. Every
thing is getting along in the very
best manner.
DR.. c. Y. Rodgers does not seem
to have a thought of his beloved
statistics these days. He puts in
full time with his rifle and has
surgical case handy. The boys all
like the genial NJ. d.
The guards at the prison have
had their hands full since the out
break. They have six-hour
watches, but have stood it like
men. They all envy the militia
their opportunities of going to the
front.
DR.. N. B. Emerson of the Sharp
shooters has been at the front OH
every occasion with his company.
DR.. Emerson carries his rifle in one
hand and his surgical case i'll the
other. He has been very vigilant
and faithful.
Jos. Marsden is quite ''the life of
the wake" in the Sharpshooters
camp at the Central Union. He
was giving legerdemain entertain
ments Wednesday. "Joe" learned
lot of tricks from the Mahatmas
in India,
Corbett, McVeigh, Dodge, the
McCandless and Wall family COM
pact, Martin, in short all of Capt.
Kidwell's men, are champing on
the bit and almost demanding an
assignment.
A private from Company c came
down from the mountains this
morning. At headquarters he re-
ported the soldiers of the command