The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
MURDEROUS AFFAIR AT KAHUkU.

sixteen seriously Wosndci. hcsucca
forty or ffty NOR. or tsss inJared. To
japanese have also abSu; a sosFc of
Chinssc queues. Besides tho Chsacsc
listed in this paragraph. ciEh; arc nis-
sing some os them may - dad. sonc
may b. seriously u1unded. sozsc zaaY
have gone to Ficc pla=iaiioas in The
district.
when the main body os The CAis@sc
had reached the camp os their frScads
they found about tfty or srveasy-ave
Of their eountTymsn. After an hour or
so they had somewhat recovered their
minds and prepared to make = rcsura
sally. They sharpsned uP their cane
knives. secured hos and clubs. and. u
is said. few hrcarms. The JaPap~sc
had bcca drivcn hack to their quarters
by the plantation men. bat assisted
that their women and ehilarca should
remain at the mill ior a time.
This vas the situation vhca the TO-
lice first received notification of trcuhic
at the place. The message was to The
effect that there had b~cn some trouhic
between the races and that -scvcn os
eight men had becs laid out Mar
shall Brown S-at TO the scsnc the %
Ilicc of waialua and Koolau. numh,~r-
ing in ali about a dozen men. AZ ths
same time he started over the Pal
Deputy ChillinE~orth. Chas. ,. FancuI
and Toma. the japanese detective.
, II vas quite late IN the cvcainx whcs
, Marshal Brown was Informed that th'
clash had been a serious one and ths
there wcrc signs OF further hossilisics
|. Then the chief OF police organized Z
, force. found Mr. Dillingham; at ehurcl
, and chartered special train Of tw'
. coaches. with Harry Roberts as COO
ducsor and Chas. MuS<ravc az cnxs
, necr. Ten men ~crc picked from Sh
Mounted Patrol. under Capt. spiIlas
and ten from the foot police. undc
Lieut.. Holi. Capt. Parker recruited IN
force. All this left Deputy uisehcSc
as the ranking police oficsr In sOwu
Attorney Ccncral Cooper. Drpuiy ~
torncy General AtkinSoa. c. u Nossol
and a representative Of the Advertise
we're passcaEcrs- At wsiaiua wes
picked up Manager Gocdsic. an oi
friend Of the masaEcr of kahnku. Co
c. =. Iaukca. and Surveyor Fisher. lss
Of the FIRST New York. On the ua
down the train ran over = calf. bat u'z
delayed only a couple Of minuseS Th
run to Kahuku vas made IN the vet,
good time of three hours. Thcrc wss
bright moon all night and = foosma
could b. seen a distance of several aus
!, drcd yards
At the plantation vas found = cSad
ton of affairs much more satisfaction
: and peaceful than had b~sa antscipase'
J, The suhssdcaec vas due to The iatell
gent efforts and the Determined csui
age Of Manager Weight and Head GJuu
J, worthisEton. They had donc cxscsI
:. the only thing there Vas TO do. Ths
;. had kept the hostile forces apart zft'
!, aecsieFa;inE their separation. II
. Chinese had been beat upon rssuFair
:, for vcnEcane~. To. japanese had =
I, come cnboldeacd by the case wi'
- which their slaughter had beca c1rFS'
- out and hearing that the CAincsc ne
:. willing to fight. ucso for hzstsx
- pitched battle az oaco anywhere. To
= had passed uord srouad To soene of q
"A other japanese camps foe their cOs
- trynsat to BE- ready to ioia in NOV
uscat on ali The CAia@sc oa The wbo
>. of the place. !; required the greats
:. hr=nsss on The part of MaazE
Weight and Head tysaa wosshlaxs,
to quiet The msa to anF dexrcc.
Quo ssaEe a force of halt a hua3r
= Chinssc Who ueFe foe snakisE a al
!, Fsid on The Jsp1asss. VAS szEasd IA
. on tas road. NF. weaEAs hsd All Z
:. camps PatFplisd or guarded. al q
Fusds Watched aad an especially hsz,
susFd about ne Quarters % she Jzs