The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-11

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surrounding country, which VIII PROC
ably not be again DISTURBED oy the IN
surgentS-
The mos alarming rumors of the
day came from the Eva sIfe or the
city, ard from the region OF the PaIl-
4 Tired Carter was sent with SQUAD 70
command the WaimAnaLo pass and In
the afternoon Cecil Brown ana party
OF native policemen went 20 WSoIanl,
but no evidences OF the reOe4s oeinS
in the vicinity were found
One of the most important expedl-
tons bv water was the dlSparcn or
rhe steamer he Au HOu 20 Maui,
under command OF Mr. Baldwin
Orders were given 20 proeeed 20 Maui
and learn the situaCOu- going rom
thence 70 NahukOna- and oy teIe-
phone connections ascertain II All l.
quiet on Hawaii
Consequent 20 rum1rs 10 the eject
that = bark was lying OF WalanAe
7 handing soldiers and arms. the Clau-
7 dine with = body of sharpsnOoters anu
/ 3 field piece was sent TO rnAt region
ouIy 20 find that the BARK e. &
Kenny had been oSeaImed IN that re-
/ zion and had proceeded on her way
\ The rumor proved entirely without
F foundation and the party returned
Tuesday evening Government spy
brought in the report tha1 W iteo1
I planned 70 occupy PunchooWl, joining
/ NowIeiu aE that point Rebels mad
been seen marching toward the head
OF the MAnoa Valley
\ company was Immediately sent
/ our 10 occupy PunchboWl, while others
! were sent up the ManOa Valley 70 90
l tain an advanced position that the
I attack might be opened early Wed
/ nesGiay II no resistance was met during
I the night
Abo1t O'Clock Wednesday after
noon word was te!epnoned 20 taS
( military authorities that the rebels had
been surrounded in ManOa Valley, and
! that = lively battle WAS IN progress
As soon IS possible, orders were
! given To send re-enfofcemenEs. and be-
fore long about thirty men were on
I their vzy 70 assist the ShArpshoorers-
A field piece was sent along Also
The lighting was going On &C the
head Of the Valley, near the tails Inc
rebel party consisted OF Wleox'S men:
They were hiding in the brush and
were returning fire for nre until Ate5
cannon arrived The gun was placed
in the bullock pen and q shell sent In
the direction OF the rebel camp. The
aim Was too low 90 do any damage.
bot the loud report scared the natives.
who Immediately took 20 the trail
leading 10 PAuoa Valley. Their forms
could beteeu between openings ID the
trees
DO mueA execution from tne1r posi-
ton. bat they succeeded IN Killing
one man-a haIf-Porcuguese- and
wounded another Two prisoners
vera taken also, one OF whom u ChAS-
Barlow. They were brought into
town
Captain KidveII and his sharp
shooters left town about noon 20 join
Captain ZeigfeF OF the regulars VINO
; was on the field While marching
thew saw men moving on the west
side o ManoA- They proved TO be
rebels. VINO were making retreat
Captain KidwelPs men started IN 3
run and after covering ABOUT Two
, : miles through grass anu brush came
within shooting distance, and then
blazed away at the retreat1ng men
Their vOllSy was returned Inc sharp
. shooters kept up their attack Snd Gle
not close Until the last man was Iosi
, 20 sight.
While the firing was going on :
: tiSg of truce was seen in an cpeI
stretch. II was waved by 3 uatIv'
| vino WAS accompanied by TWO others
Later = body was found One OF The
= men had an ear shot away while th'
other TWO were uuinIur6d-
The men were questioned anC
stated that they were members o.
WiIeox's party. According 20 CheI
story ne had about sixty men witt
him. all natives. One said that Vow
Ieiu was hidden IN the eastern side o
the valley. He had about forty men
Wilcox had escaped IN the direction
OF Psuoa Valley and had Intended L
,Smp on the ridge. They had 3 gOo'
: supply OF ammunition but food VA
u becoming scarce although they fare'
well while they were IN AAnOS- The.
/. had killed an OK on Monday oEns
, supplies were furnished oy native
: living IN the valley.
: "Wednesday night the ke An Hol
: arrived from the tour OF the island
and reported everything quiet, u
: knowledge OF the trouble having Dee
: received.
: While the forces IN the field wer
= busy irving TO corral the rebels, n
officials IN the city were by no mean
= idle By testimony or the capture
natives they were able 70 discover 70
iustiyStors of the Instruction 500
rh.a rf,at OF conviction WAS woven aooC
prominent royaliStS in town and D
Monday noon = list Of some forty {
the leaiing S2itatOrS had oeeu mSd
cot. Monday afternoon Edmun
Norrie, Z. !. Tests. \. 2. Peterson. 2
:. Poor, Harry Won Warcheru, Z. Z
Re,iwari. Henry DefrieS, !. I. Bow
Ter, Jas. X. HAulia. He'll hSpu. Alex
Smith, ChAS. Clark, MArgarfs Al
ISSxaWS. had Oeeu put under AIRES
II the evening Charles Creighton Al
Oliver 4. StilImSn were added 20 90
list NorriS - the satitOc OF the Holc
mus. S1d = short time Ago Vas Crie
anu convicted Tor publishing SeuitIOU
articles. Creighton SuG Peterson ~
well Known lawyers, Gotta having nsl
the position Of attorney general uni:
The rOuSrchy. They were also prom
- lusuC II he defense OF the conSpIr>
tots, SuSh, C-ieA Snj NSwah
- Charles CiSrS = ! hSnger-ou q u
~ <N-4uaSu and Mas C2Sen ~ Washing
= Ton Place, where = quantity OF Srt1
- were also SOUuG The others 4rs a
~ well SHOWN cJyaliSt SyupAthiSeC