Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-03
fpEN7y ar Hlko.

a very delightful sociable was held at the
residence Of Judge 7. s. Lyman, Tuesday
evening, January 1jd, There were many pres.
ent The evening was particularly fine, the
full moon made the night seem almost like
day. Many Of the young people ptomenaded
the walks Of he beautiful garden, while
the yemnda was full of those who had
various games to amuse them. The Older por
tion were pleasantly entertained in the parlor
by Mrs. S. l.. Coan, Mrs. A. b. Locbenstein
and Miss Annie Austin, who each sang solo
very finely. Earnest and Esther Lyman
tchildrcnl sang two duets beautifully and were
cncofed Levi Lyman rccted very amusing
selection entitled "Thc Baldheaded Man.
well rendered. Mrs. S. l.. Austin and son,
from Onomca Mrs. l.. G. Hitchcock and SON.
Mrs Loebenstein, Mr.. Wylis, from papaikou;
Mrs Jonathan Austin and daughters, from
Paukaa, were present. The refreshments were
very choice las usually, were passed at half.
past 7 o'clock. The time appointed was 7
o'clock. II is impossible for some persons to
be on time, even to get married. Every one
wants TO wait until every one has arrived ..
Two young Mormons at Iiilo possibly not
from lanai, followers Of Joe Smith and Brig.
ham Young, appeared at the Wednesday even.
ing meeting of the Foreign Church. The sub.
jcct for the evening was The Day Of Pen,a.
cost" The pastor made some remarks and
the meeting was then open to all. One young
Mormon left his seat and marched boldly up
in front Of the pulpi, and made few remarks
on the subject Of the evening; spoke Of his
being an uneducated man, and then urged
repentance on all said he had travelled over
the Islands and talked with the natives. After
talking some time and showing bis Ignorance
Of the bible he broke down, stood several min
utes without u,tcring once, and then took his
seat. Shortly after he was through, another
young Mormon arose-a stout built young man,
with fine body and head--spokc from his
seat and started out boldly, commented on the
subject Of the evening, and was a better Bible
| scholar; urged, as the brother before him had
done, repentance on all. He said that baptism
in the doctrines Of Joe Smith. lie had nothing
to say about the shepherd Of Lanai, but might
have had, only that two members Of the church
thought that such doctrines as they taught were
not needed in the Foreign Church at IIio
The last youth exhausted the patience Of tn,
audience, as did both, and might have talked Z
longer time than is usually occupied had h,
not been requested to stop. On Friday
telephone informing him Of trouble at Hakalau
He sent at once Captain b. II. Brown anc
officer Puni, who on arrival at Hakalau arrested
six Chinaman for assault on lima and started
tried to get the prisoners awayfrom the officers
and wanted to fight them. Two Kanaka
came with Mr.. Morrison to assist the officers
One Kanaka was cut in the face and on tn,
back by the Cinnamon. The prisoners go
away from the officers. Next morning (Satur
day. they went to the canefelds and caugh
again the six prisoners and four more who ha'
aided the six in escaping Thirty Chimes
refused to work, and started for Hilo. The,
were arrested by Sheriff Severance and a 10
of mounted police at Paukaa. All were locke,
up until Monday, when they were brought be
fore Judge Hapai. Seven were sentenced t.
one months imprisonment and s. fine, 70
Igetting prisoners out of officers hands; 81
were sentenced to one months Imprisonment
and S. fine; one was sentenced to tire
months imprisonment and $40 fine; twenty
six were sent back to work and fined eac
So. 3o-costs of court-and the other case
were with drawn. J. A. NJ.