The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-10
NOTES OF TIE DAY.

Some additions to the suspect list
will likely be made today.
Alfred Carter and his men were
near Koko Head yesterday.
A native carpenter named Pua is
| one of Wilcox's lieutenants.
Il seems that every rebel is supplied
with q poi flag as part OF his OUTFIT.
Henry Poor's house, on Emma
street, was searched yesterday after
noon.
w. Daniels, who was formerly a
Judge at Waikiki, was arrested yes
terday.
Captain KidwelPs sharpshooters will
probably be sent to Pauoa Valley this
morning.
There are over $50 prisoners con-
fined at the Oahu prison, as result OF
the rebellion.
| A number of cartridge belts found
on rebels are supposed to nave oeen
made in Honolulu.
1t was reported yesterday afternoon
that Fred Harrison had been released
Such is not the case.
Proprietor Krouse, of the Arlington
Hotel, is busy these days supplying
food for the military.
A detachment of Company F was
sent to Manoa Valley last night to re-
lieve the sharpshooters.
1t is understood that Liliuokalanl
is under constant surveillance OF the
police, though not under arrest.
When the Alameda is locked today
guards will be placed on her ana no
one will be allowed to go on board.
It was reported yesterday that u.
w. Corbett was shot at Manoa. He
denied the story in person last night.
Business was partially resumed yes
terday. Several of the retail stores
were open, also the post Office and
banks.
Charles Barlow, who surrendered
Yesterday, is q son Of the auctioneer OF
early days. He was In the 1883 re-
bellion.
Samuel Parker complained yester.
, day because some guards would not
allow him to enter Judge Widemann's
residence.
Company B voted Miss Perry many
thanks yesterday for o supply OF COT.
!, fee. The young lady is a sister OF
! Judge Perry.
. IL. Osmer, the ex.turnkey, who
was supposed to be q deserter, Is sald
. to be at Manoa acting as an orderly
3 for DIR. Howard.
{ DIR. Weyson, of Company 4, was
brought to town yesterday; ~ OVe ~ fbe
, front again today.
Additional soldiers were sent up
, Nuuanu Valley last night to cut on
q Wilcox's fight il he should attempt
9 to escape that way.
Company B men are q little sore
: because they have not been sent 70
the front. A detail was sent to Tan
!, talus yesterday afternoon.
AN The register at the Police Station
~ lshOws six prisoners OF war brought IN
81 To-day, with Alex. Pauhau and Dav1c
N Analui arrested for conspiracy.
JOAQUIN Miller went to the front
last evening and was enthusiastic oVel
the bravery OF company on "A m len
tigers"
ID Wilcox's men are getting hungry
Yesterdays prisoners state that al
they have had since Sunday was fev
Is baked bananas. They missed the1
is poi sadly.
"A A report came yesterday afternoon
to the effect that lighting was golni
VI on in the vicinity of Judge HartwelPi
r residence. The story did not amour
IS to anything.
rs CAPTAIN Frank McStocker, wit
no thirt-five Citizens Guard, went u
Nuuanu Valley after 10 o'clock las
night to prevent WilcoX's comman
Sc crossing to Koolau.
Sc The captured natives all have tn
ne same story as to the cause OF thel
10 following Wilcox. They say Wilco
threatened to shoot them unless hi
- cause was supported.
10 A rebel was shot and killed las
ed night by some Of Lieutenant King
as men while skirmishing on Noun
al Tantalus. 1t is supposed that he b'
longed to Wilcox's party.
at The sharpshooters objected to beln
AZ placed on patrol duty preferring to
"a to the front. Their desire has bee
nt granted and most of Captain Kidwell
~, ~ men are now hunting rebels.
4. There is some talk of royals
IN league with large membership hay
10 ing been formed in Honolulu som
q. time ago. Many of the royalists no
an under arrest are said to belong to tn
ge body,
ot When the Sharpshooters returne
a to their headquarters in the Centr'
ed Union Church last night they found
very appetizing cold lunch awalt1r
of them. They thank the thoughtf'
sst donors.
ng Cecil Brown returned from Maks
ell. puu Point at IL o'clock last night. II
ats captured three natives while ava.
r a They were placed in Kaneohe jai
ed. and will be brought into town tn
ere morning.
n The body of the native who w
uS killed at Manoa Valley yesterday WI
1p taken. to a house on the road. 1t WI
lty carried on Major Potter's horse.
Iru will 0e inferred today by men d.
tailed for the purpose.
l" Lewis J. Levey, the auctioneer, w
taken from his store yesterday afte
noon by Captain Scott. When
. reached the Station he kicked vel
hard but his objections did not sa
10 him from being locked up.
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