The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-14
A GREAT CROWD GATHERS AT THE
POLICE STATION.
Pursuit of wilcox-AI the Happenings
in Connection with
the War.
-FOUR TAKEN.

Nowleln, Grelg, Widemann and
Marshall, rebel leaders are in Jail.
They surrendered at noon today.
The quartette was surrounded
by members of the Citizens Guard,
Police ami Specials.
Not shot was fired. The four
warrior were as harmless as calves.
The prisoners were found at
Kanewai Spring. This is in Moi
liili, half mile off the
road. 1t is practically in
town, being not above a mile from
the Moiliili church and perhaps
three fourths of mile from
the natural fort stormed by the
artillery last Monday.
Captain Bob Parker's work did
it. He sent to the Marshal Hitch
cock last night this message: Get
Paeaina Nalua. He knows, sure. "
The native was brought i'll and
turned over to Chief Justice Judd
and Attorney Kinney. They ques-
toned him. The Chief Justice
finally wormed from him the de-
sired information.
Marshal Hitchcock sent with
Mr.. Kinney into the field this
morning big force of police and
specials under Capt. F. B. Nc
Stocker.
There was visited the house OF
Paeaina Nalua. Here was found,
the wife, daughter and son OF the
native. Said Mr.. Kinney to the
woman: 'You know where these
men are. The lives of your hus-
band and son depend upon your
telling u.s." The woman was not
greatly frightened.
Kinney talked with his pistol in
his hand.
She said at first she had seen
none of the men since last Mon
day. Kinney would not have this.
She then asked leave to consult a
neighbor woman. After a talk with
her friend she told where the
fugitives were.
Kinney passed word outside. An
order to surround Kanewai spring
was given. achievements had
arrived from town. A general ad,
vance began at once.
The son of the informer was
taken in hand and to the front by
Kinney and others.
Into the brush they sent the boy
He was to say to the rebel leaders
Eve have you surrounded and cal
kill you. To avoid loss of life, will
you surrender? If you do we guar
antee you safe conduct to the Gus
tody of Marshal Hitchcock.
The boy took trail. He and
his sister had carried food over it tc
the outlaws.
In three minutes the boy came
back. The police had been advan
cling and closing in OH all sides
Behind the boy were Sam Nowlein
Will Greig, Carl Widemann and
Louis Marshall. The police accept
ed the surrender, Henry Water
house placing his hand on Nowlein
shoulder.
The captives were brought int
town with all possible haste il
charge of Captain McStocker, Prof
Scott, w. Kinney, Luther Wilcox
c. M. Dow, Mr.. Atkinson, Cap
tain Rosehill and probably Io
others. 1t was proud and salts
factory moment for all of them.
Around town the news was re
ceived with all sorts of manifesto
tons of delight An enormou
crowd at once collected near tn
station house.
The four prisoners sat in the re
ceiving office half an hour. Eacl
one said for himself that he had no
seen Wilcox since Sunday last.
These men say that all of Viii
cox's soldiers deserted him; tina
he could not hold them together
They say he must be in hidin
alone somewhere.
Nowlein, Greig, Widemann All
Marshall all say they have don
no fighting, Prisoners all dc
clare they were in the hot Moilii
affair. None of the men wer
armed when captured. They sa
they left their guns back on tn
ridge.
Said Andrew Brown to youn
Marshall; well, my boy, you'y
got yourself into pretty ba
scrape." The lad responded thu
"he could not help it now" H
whistled on the way in. The othel
were serious enough.
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