The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-16

charge OF L. d. huiioJ l
Of men.
Cantain Camara's men fired sew
eral shots in Nuuenu Valley yes
terday morning.
Its rumored that several reslg-
nat;ons will be requested among |
the volunteer companies.
Alapi Maka and Kalaukoa, an
ex-policemsD, were arrested on
charge of conspiracy yesterday.
The Volunteers, who have been
stationed at the Lunalilo Home,
will come into town this morning:
Frank Eesry, formerly liepten-
ant of the Household Guards, ID
said to be with Lot Lane and his
men. go,
The lot opposite the police sta
ton 10 now used as . paddock. It
accommodated 8 large number OF
horses. . II LJta
Nine persons were released yes
terday morning. They were caught
out on Monday night without
passes.
T6s prisoners at the reef are not
Allowed TO see newspapers, 80 there
must be a great deal of guessing
going on. ec -s,, oil ;,
Three natives were brought in
J from .Kamoiliili yesterday. They
had no arms when they were ap-
pretended. -.
The Citizens Guard is in COM
,, mand of Capt. Frank B. McStocker,
and not Captain Murray, as stated
! in an evening paper.
: The thanks of the Sharpshooters
; are rendered to Mrs. E. .. White
for coffee and refreshments furn-
ished Tuesday evening.
T..B. Murray will probably leave
for Koolau this morning with a
SQUAD of men in search of Lot
Lane and his rebel band.
1 Henry Bertelmann and John
: Radip, the hack driver, were
r brought to the MarshaPs Office from
e the reef last night to be examined
+ "I want no better soldiers than
le the native men in my company,
81 is the compliment Captain Smith
tenders the men of Hawaiian olooo
in his company.
So far Bush, Crick and Nawahi
have not been connected with the
Wilcox.Nowlein rebellion. They
were going to have small one or
their own account.
Company A wishes it made
known that Mrs. Fritz Roland II
the lady friend who kindly sent
them the flag spoken of in yester
days ADVERTISER.
Companies A, B and c marched
into town at dusk yesterday. They
cheered as they passed the Contra
Union Church and after their ar
rival at the Barracks.
Marshal Hitchcock stated las
night that Captain Davies AM
George Townsend were not takeI
out Yesterday afternoon to locat
arms beyond Moanalua.
A gentleman prominent in Coy
eminent circles stated last nigh
that 'tno leniency would be show
the rebels in each case the pur
ishment will fit the crime"
A dozen. tents have been put u
on the grounds of the Executiv
Building for the accommodation
the men of Company D.. There
no room for them jim the basemer
of the building, the other comps
MES having returned.
Captain Kidwel sent letter
President Dole yesterday Stair
he had heard that one of his sup
rior officers had made statemen
to the effect that the captain he
disobeyed orders. If such was ii
case he desired an investigation.
The members of Company {
wish to thank Mrs. w. Q. Wild
for the elaborate lunch prepar,
for them while back of the Lun
lilo Home. When the boys bro
asst camp yesterday they drew up
fore the Wilder residence and ga
tho three cheers for tie ladies who b
ock been so thoughtful in their beha
ers The gentlemen at the Stati
tiers House are indebted to Mr.. Jan
as it Steiner for two freezers of ice-cres
With sent down recently; also to Cas-
ten & Cooke, who furnished an
sore stove on which many revivi
rch- cup of coffee has been boiled. I
ame case of beer from Schaefer d
in was by no means the least of
In nuch-annreciated refreshments