The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-07

DulltU SITuck lleutendUJ I1Oll duu ne
sank to the ground crying out,
"AuweW
The officers retreated to Sans
Souci, when Captain Parker tele-
phoned to Marshal Hitchcock ask
ing for more men.
Shortly afterward Jas. b. Castle,
Charles l.. Carter, A. l.. G. Atkinson
and a number of others arrived, and
the party returned to Bertelmaun's
house. The house had been dark
eued in the front. When the men
entered Bertelmann was found sit
ting in the parlor. Standing against
the wall near him was the Winches-
ter carbine. The deputy marshal
stated to Bertelinann that he held a
warrant to search his premises. Ber-
telmann requested the deputy mar
shall to read the warrant. While this
was being done whistle was heard
outside and Captain Parker looking
out saw two natives with rifles run
ming along the beach near the Beck
ley premises on the Waikiki side.
Immediately after the captain count
ed twenty natives running toward
the house from the same direc-
ton. Parker and G. l.. Carter ran
out through the dining room into
the yard. When they were about
twenty yards from the two foremost
men, two shots rang ont. One bull
let whizzed 10y Parker and the other
struck Carter.
Carter sank to the ground aud
cried out. Robert, I'm shot" BE.
fore the men could work thor guns
to reload, Parker was upon them and
held them, calling out at the same
time to officer Luahiwa 70 come tc
his assistance.
The twenty natives we're firing al
the door through which Parker and
Carter came out. The two prison
ers, one Of whom was Jim Lane, wer,
placed in front of the officers as ;
shield, and the officers ran to tn,
house. None of the bullets hit tn,
men.
The two prisoners and Bertelmanl
we're placed on the floor and Lua
hiwa guarded them with two draw
revolvers. He was ordered, shoult
the men make any attempt to go
away, to shoot them dead.
A native named Palau, who wa
among the natives outside, gave al
order to surround the house. Deput
Marshal Brown went out and brough
Carter into the house and placed
him on a bed. The officers wer
hemmed in and answered the shot
of the natives at intervals. Tn
shooting was wild.
While Captain Parker was stand
ing sideways near the door bulle
whizzed past and lodged in the door
passing him by but few inches
After waiting some time Parker an
two officers, who still remained wit
him, made rush for the gate. The
we're shot at repeatedly but fortur
ately they were not hit. They climbe
on a ridge on the side OF damon
Head Just as the men reached tn
top six shots were fired at them.
For awhile the shooting cease
and Parker decided to come dow
and see how Holi was getting alon,
although he believed at first he W,
dead. He had not gone far whe
another volley ratified around hin
so he decided to go back. The
pressed through the brush, restin
al intervals, and finally reached tow
at 5 o'clock this morning completed
tagged out.
Captain Parker despatched te
police officers to the scene OF actio
, and retired to rest with his me-
. Fifteen officers will relieve them tn
afternoon.
The entire regular force will guar
, the Station House tonight.
, The Wounded officers.
Lieutenant William Holi OF u
, first watch was shot in the side, an
officer Lokaua OF the same watt
was shot in the arm. Both men we
taken to the hospital.
First Prisoners of War.
5 The following insurgents we
= captured last night: John Z. Lar
t Dan Kealoha, Kiha, Kamiko, PHI
!. Hikiau, Peter Kala, s. Z. Milo, II.
r Bertelmann, Kalua, j. G. Lane,
o G. Lane, Honolulu, Kaawa and X
s holii. These men were arrested
!, the Bertelmann premises. On t
Il person OF Kaholii were found eigh
= rounds of ammunition aud a pist
t Senior Captain Parker while ARE
O ing j. &. Lane was nearly sh
Lane took a pistol out OF his b
h pocket and was about to pull t
Ii trigger, when the weapon was knot
ed out of his hand. The pistol "
@ found to have three chambers emp
4 Newfoundland Killed
,S mt iua snruant man of Genrna