The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-18
TELLS WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM
ON SUNDAY, JAN. o.
John Silva of Manoa Turns Up As a
Very Hungry and Very Tame
Fugitive.
FURTHER sEARCHI,G FOR ARMS IN
VARIOUS SUBURBS.
Viewing the Murder Scene-The Ling
Haired Rebels Locks Lost
Evans Released.
DIAMOND HFAD CHARLIE. "

Charles Peterson, the lookout at
Diamond Head, was sent Tor this
morning and furnished the Marshal
with his story of the rebellion.
Peterson states that about 3:3o
p. III. Sunday, the 9th, four or five
armed men arrived at the look out
station and took charge of it. He
was put under arrest and taken to
Antoine Rosa's place. About the
same time Mrs. Pray and Miss
Quincy, then ascending the hill,
were taken by the rebels. At
Rosas place Peterson was kept
under guard. The man i'll charge
Of the guard was evidently Bipi-
kane. Peterson did not know
him, but described Roaring Bull"
to the letter in making his state
ment. Peterson also says that the
telephone at the station was torn
out Immediately. and that the
rebels did not occupy the house for
more than a half hour at the time.
HUNGRY REFUGEE.
John Silva, half native, walked
into the house of A. Z. Werrick
last night and gave himself up,
stating that he was rebel refugee.
He was scratched, his shoes were
worn out and his feet were sore.
Since he fled from the battle field at
Moiliili he had been wandering in
the mountains, living wholly on
guavas. He had not eaten cooked
food in week and was nearly fam
ished. After being given a good
supper he was taken to the station
house and locked up.
SEARCHING IN WAIKIKI,
Two squads of Citizens Guard
searched for arms near Waikiki
Thursday afternoon. They gathered
in one Sharp rifle, two swords and
three shotguns. These were
taken from various places. The
rifle was found at Mrs. Lemons
just beyond the bridge. Liliuoka-
lani Dominis Waikiki premises
were thoroughly searched, but
nothing was found. One of the
shotguns was found at Bertelmanns'
place. Several small shotguns
were taken from Cinnamon, but
were afterward, in each case, re-
turned. The guards were hand
somely dined by Mrs. H. J. Nolte
and daughter.
VIEWING A MURDER SCENE.
Captain Kinney, Captain Robert
Parker, Alfred Carter and Henry
Bertelmann visited Bertelmann' S
house near Diamond Head Thurs
day afternoon. The object of the
visit was to impress the first
battlefield and scene of the shoot
ing of c. L. Carter upon Captain
Kinney, who is i'll charge of the
military court. The house, boat
house, beach arrangement, spot
where Carter fell and other points
in evidence were carefully located.
The party returned about shutdown.
LONG HAIR LOST.
Captain William Davis of the
Waimanalo and John Pua, the man
with the long hair, were brought
from prison to the Police station
Thursday night. Pua was captur-
ed with Henry Bertelinann. Capt.
Davis entered the Station house
with careless saunter, and wore
becoming air of piety. The two
men were taken below and locked
up in seperate cells.
John Pua is we'll known about
town for his long hair. He has
sworn not to cut it until the ex-
queen is restored. 1t was cut last
night by order of the Marshall
Pue now looks like a sheep after
the Spring shearing.
EVANS RELEASED.
Thomas Evans, the immigration
agent was liberated late Thursday
afternoon. He had been arrested
as conspiracy suspect. Evans
made an explanation that satisfied
the authorities. He was in front
of and opposite Central Union
church the Sunday night trouble
began. There he met and talked
for few minutes with Sam
Nowlein. Evans explains that he
had just left st. Andrews and met
Nowlein quite by accident.
UNOPENED.
VIII of the Late John Thomas Water