The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-11

The Government forces are be-
lieving none of the stories regarding
the death of rebel leaders.
Captain Cordes and members of
the mounted police were around
Diamond Head last night.
Colonel Soper has to divide his
time between military and police
headquarters.
Dave Crozier was sent into pduoa
last night as escort for food and
ammunition for Company +.
The Government band played on
the grounds of the Executive
Building as usual this morning.
Two badly wounded men are
with Wilcox. One has a swollen
hand, the other has a swollen leg.
A mosquito net used by one of
the Sharpshooters Thursday night
was held in place by the big Bible.
The funeral of Mrs. Navey S.
Ellis, who died Thursday evening,
takes place at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
Lieutenant Coyne volunteered
to take the field again Immediately
upon his return from Pauoa Thurs
day night.
There are nine Hawaiians i'll
Captain Smiths Company A.
Every man of them went to the
front.
George w. Smith, the druggist,
was on duty at the telephone Office
eighteen hours Tuesday night and
Wednesday.
Drummer Hall, mounted, left as
a messenger for Lieutenant Kings
camp at 10 o'clock this morning.
L. Z. Ables rang up headquarters
at 2:3o this morning to see if the
Colonel wouldn't give him an as
signment
There was only one woman with
the rebels and her name has not
been learned. Theresa Cartwright is
in Palama.
Captain Murray and Lieutenant
Hilbus were ready for another ex-
petition an hour after they return
ed yesterday.
Private Hammer of company d
is doing commissary work. He
takes food to the details i'll the
mountains.
George Cavanaugh, of Company
B, was excused from the Tantalus
trip last night owing to the amount
of flesh he has to carry.
The Central Union church, with
its range and Kitchen equivalent,
makes a splendid rendezvous for
the Sharpshooters.
Z. N. Hitchcock, son of the
Marshal, has been very valuable
adjunct to the station house force.
His work has been various.
A Chinese shopkeeper up Pauoa
valley sent Company f, supply OF
bananas yesterday. The Samaritan
would take no money for his fruit.
A prisoner captured yesterday
afternoon stated that Wilcox could
have no sentries as when the mer
were put out they would desert.
Daddy" Green had a strong
force of guards in Pauoa last night
Mr.. Green is checked up with g
cold, but has not given an inch.
Members of the Citizens Guard
at Luakaha are thankful to Mrs.
+. w. Jordan for rations carried to
them by the lady herself this morn
ing.
Company f, part of ID ano
about half of the Sharpshooters
Company took supper at Number
IS up Pauoa valley yesterday after
noon. .
No men in the service are work
ing harder than the Mounted Patrol
While they have no mountain
: climbing, they are up night ane
! day.
The military are anxious to fine
: out what part Lionel Hart of the
: Foreign office might have played il
the rebellion. The leaders of th'
rebels are all chums of Hart.
4 Andrew Brown was til eatenet
with arrest at the police station
this morning if he did not go hom'
and get some sleep. He had beef
out in the hills all night.
The receiving clerks register a
:, the station house is now thrown
open for the inspection ofnewspape
men. This is the first time sucl
S freedom has been allowed.
Four men were seen on tn
mountains up Nuuanu valley las
t night. When the Government
B troops were seen they ran like cats
The men were evidently rebels.
: Four or five persons were see
t coming down by Lunalilo HON
last night. 1t is thought the
J. were deserters from Wilcox
IS camp, though they may have bee
guards.
t At Camp Zeigler last evenin
v they had quite luau. Some rev
lutionary ducks were captured All
pig that was trying to climb tire
&c to signal the enemy was placed
9 an imu.
Minister Damon tried to get
l, the front yesterday without a pa
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