The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-09

StSi SUI, conspiracy pIlSOl
ers are 200 Stand hacl;men.
Armstrong Smith became exhus
ted and tainted. He was brougl
around and remained OH duty.
Considering the circumstances
good lot freight was being receive,
at the Inter Island wharf today.
Company B, with Wall and Ke
make and fifty-four men, filled tire
buses last night, leaving for tn
front.
In the mountains every man ha
his share of work. There officer,
and privates are about on al
equality.
The Waianae telephone line wa
disabled yesterday by the cuttin,
OF three poles. The damaged lin,
has been restored.
Ten more dynamite lal dgrenade
were found in the hou of a nativ,
in Kalihi. The capture was mad,
late yesterday afternoon,
BILLY" Hogs found in tn,
prison gang one of his draymen
who had been promised $50 a weel
when the queen was restored.
AT 2:3o it was reported tina
there was firing on Tantalus, il
Manoa and in the Waialae vicinity
Not shot had been fired.
The IF Harrison" in Jail on the
charge of conspiracy is Fred Har
rison the contractor. He coulc
not be found till this morning.
c. A. Doyle and Thos. Hebron
were not joking with their light or
Punchbowl last night. They had
been sent up there by the Marshal.
A prayer meeting to have beer
held at the Central Union church
this evening was postponed OH ac
count Of occupation of the building
by troops.
At 2 o'clock Andrew Brown
came in for supplies from the head
of Makiki. His squad up there in
Guided Billy" Boyd, Pat Hughes,
Tom Wright and J. Cushingham.
Some one graciously sent Com
panies B and d full supplies Of
cigars this morning. They were
heartily appreciated as most of the
soldiers had not had a smoke since
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. T. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Mcintyre, DR.. McGrew, Bruce
Cartwright, Capt. Paul Smith Of
Company A, and others, visited the
commands on Punchbowl during
the forenoon.
In answer to a question on the
subject this morning President Dole
said the representatives of foreign
countries were in sympathy with
the Republic.
A few more of the retail stores
were open today than on the pre-
ceeding days of the week. Both of
the banks were doing business, but
most of the large wholesale houses
still remain closed.
Mrs, Dexter, Mrs Hough. Mrs.
Harris and other ladies have from
the Dexter residence rendered all
the assistance they could to "the
boys" The Mrs. Dexter coffee
has become famous.
At II:I5 courier Harry Wilder
returned from Tantalus. Com
pany DIS detail had made a circuit
of the mountain and looked through
Manoa valley. No rebels. BIS
detail had searched upper Pauoa
and the mountain.
The Pele arrived at II o'clock
from Kauai, She brought a cargo
of sugar and paddy and only two
Japanese passengers. The Captain
reports that no news of the revolu-
ton had reached Kauai up to the
time of his leaving.
The boys on Tantalus and Punch
bowl had for early breakfast this
morning report that Captain
Davis and John Lane were to be
hanged. Their cheering was heard
i'll town. However they managed
to enjoy the food sent by Captain
Hall.
The Lieutenants of the volun-
teers in the rush have not have the
mention which their services have
earned. They are Emmeluth and
Rowald of A, Kenake of B, Poor
Oscar White is OH Hawaii ON bust
messy Costa and Gonsalves of c,
and Jones and Trobert Of d. All
have worked hard.
Scout Charles Hall returned from
Tantalus at II:I5. He had seen
nothing of the two details sent out.
They have gone over the ridge TO
the West and around Tantalus. 1t
is believed they smell the enemy.
The boys of the details are fired
with determination to capture any
of the enemy that can be found.
Three natives on horseback have
been driving cattle on the ridge
between Pauoa and Nuuanu valleys
all day. At first they were though,
to be decoys, and arrangements
were perfecting to capture them
when it was found that they were
not rebels. They have been care
fully watched, however, from
Punchbowl hill.
About noon today Miss Perry,
sister of Judge Perry, undertook tc
honvev a Cau of coffee with hai