The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-20

McLain) Of Honolulu, have been en-
joying a brief honeymoon in Maka-
wac.
Miss Paris has again returned to
Maui and has charge of Mrs. h. G.
Alexander's large house in Makawao.
The latter lady is at present visiting
IN Brooklyn, NY.
Inspector General Atkinson is
visiting Wailuku schools.
STAY sCRIBBLINGs.
The foreign jurors were dismissed
on Tuesday and the Hawaiian on
Wednesday of this week. Judge A.
n. Kepoikai has been much compli-
mented upon his manner of presid-
ing during this session of the circuit
court. 1t was the first time that he
has sat alone on the bench in this
court.
A number of natives have express
ed disappointment at the outcome of
the recent SpreckelsYille meeting;
they expected more reassuring words
in regard to the restoration of Liliuo-
kalani by Minister Blount.
During the same evening it is re-
ported that a "hookupu" was at
tempted in honor of the distinguish
ed guest, but failed for some I'M
known reason.
The prompt manner in which the
S125,000 was raised, has much
strengthened the feeling of trust in
the stability of the Provisional gov
eminent as far as Maui is concerned.
Tuesday last was an unfortunate
day for Mani mobiles. During the af-
ternoon, Hon. James Anderson was
thrown out of his brake at the Kahu-
lui r. R. crossing. His spirited horse
SHE'D at the noise of escaping steam
from an adjacent engine, and took a
rapid gait, carrying one wheel of the
vehicle over a pile of rocks, thus
overturning it. His collar bone and
three ribs were fractured and the
right side of his face badly bruised.
He is at present doing fairly well at
Waikiki hospital.
At Maalaea Bay, during the early
4. NJ, Hon, W. II. Cornwell was sit
ting i'll a carriage, from which the
horses had been detached, awaiting
the arrival of the steamer. Suddenly
another conveyance swept down the
incline, collided with Mr.. Cornwell's
express, and there was a general
jumble-everything was at skies and
sevens; however, the gentleman soon
made his appearance from under the
debris, none the worse seemingly for
the accident.
The old complaints against Portu.
guese as drivers of wood carts have
been revived in Makawao during the
past week. Portuguese somehow
seem most untitled for this occupa
tion-too needless.
During Wednesday evening there
occurred Leaf Social at the Paia
church, gwen by the Y. P. S. G. E.
1t was largely attended by the young
people of the district. Every arrival
was given a good imitation of leaf |
and in turn each marched to
blackboard, was blindfolded, and
then drew their especial leaf, adding |
as an inscription the name of the |
blade and their own signature. |
Laughable mistakes was the point of |
the game. Everybody present voted |
the occasion a pleasant one.
Ivanhoe, Jr., Flash and Jack have
been added to the Annexation stables.
Little Dave, last years winner of the
pony race, has been sent over from
Hama recently.
A good piano tuner is much de.
sired on this side of Maui.
There is some gossip about a grand
Fourth OF July ball to be given in
Wailuku by the Maui annexation
club. Perhaps, on dit, the Provi,
5ional government band will be in
luced to leave Honolulu for the occa
sion.
The Alden Besse arrived on the
3th from San Francisco. She was in
ballast and made the trip in seven
zenith days.
The Consuelo, Captain jacobsen,
came in on the 18th inst, eleven and
4 half days from the Golden Gate;
she brought small general cargo.
They are both expected to leave to
lay laden with sugar.
Weather-Two days rain in KuIa,
and for Wailuku and Makawao
atmosphere full of ia
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