The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-30
MAUI NEWS.
Say Wedding Policeman Under n
ClOud---A Postal Grievance.

A very pretty wedding occurred
on Saturday, 2lst inst, when the
genial and deservedly popular Super.
intendent of the Maui Telephone
Co., Mr.. K. B. Carley, was united
in marriage to Miss Lena Martinsen,
both of Kahului.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Thos. l.. Gulick
at the residence of the brides
parents, at p. M, and the wedding
reception was held in the spacious
rooms of the Tel. Co.'s. Exchange
opposite their residence Immediately
after the ceremony. Invitations had
been issued to all parts of the island,
and nearly all invited responded to
the invitation, the house being filled
with a very large and fashionable
crowd of guests, who were bounti-
fully provided for at the toothsome
feast spread for their benefit on
beautifully decorated table, extend
ing through the whole length of the
parlor and diningroom, and res
plendent with brightly shining silver
ware and sparkling glassware.
Hon. r. d.. Walbridge proposed
the health of the new-married couple,
feelingly responded to by the BRIDE
groom. The unusually numerous and
very handsome, costly presents were
displayed in the telephone office and
excited universal admiration. A long
life, happiness, and prosperity to the
train made one.
The American schooner Anna,
Captain Williams, which arrived on
the 10Th instant with full cargo of
merchandise, after long passage Of
22 days, during which she carried off
her bowsprit, left for San Francisco
in ballast the 25th instant, after hav-
ing repaired the damage sustained.
The special police officer Henry
Long, who a short time ago made
himself famous by causing the arrest
and conviction of the Police Justice
of Wailuku and compeers for in
dulging in an innocent little game of
draw poker, whereby the justice was
"cinched" for $3.50 coin of the
realm, was himself before the bar
the other day, charged with assault
ing and robbing peaceful China
man on the highway close to Wal
luku one evening. He was acquit-
ted for lack of evidence to prove his
guilt, but there are ugly rumors
afloat in connection with the affair,
and if they be true he is not an orna-
ment to the position he fills.
People are curious to know why it
is that they cannot obtain postal
money orders from the post office of
Kahului the same day the mail
steamer leaves Saturday, when the
mail does not close till 4 O'Clock p.
M, while the more distant offices of
Waikiki, Paia and Hamakuapoko
issue orders up to II O'Clock noon of
the same day. This is rather anomal-
Gus, and has at times had the result
that parties applying for orders at
Kahului, upon being refused have
obtained them at some one of the
aforementioned offices.
DR.. E. R. Holmes, who for the
past months so ably has filled the
position as Government physician for
Makawao, left for Honolulu, Satur-
day, 2Sth inst, on his return to the
States. Maui residents regret to
say goodbye to the efficient doctor,
who by his genial manners has en-
deared himself to all.
Mr.. c. M. V. Foster, who took
single passage for Honolulu last
Saturday, is expected to return in
duplicate next week. Bonheure,
Brother F.! Keep the wedding bells
a-ringing, We gallant lads of Maui!