The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-23

MAUI, july -I.-hellIhIpII d w ol-
Iuku native, has been in Jail for
week and more, having made con-
fession concerning the burning of the
Wailuku plantation Office. His con-
fession, cOrroborated in many respects
by other testimony, duplicates him
self and a we'll known foreign resi-
dent The foreigner was arrested in
Ulupalakua and brought before the
Wailuku court this week, but the pre-
liminary hearing was pos poned until
the 25th instant by request of his at
torney, John Richardson, who was
compelled to depart to Lahaina on
business connected with the water
case
By-the-by, the Lahaina water case
was decided by Commissioner Dickin-
son in favor of Mr.. HOrner, Lahaina
plantation, and against the native
complainants. Keliikipi remains In
Jail but the white man was released
on $1,000 bail, furnished by w. III.
Cornwell. Marshal Hitchcock, who
has been busy with the incendiary
case for several days, departs for Ho-
nolulu today per Claudine.
STRAY sCRIBBLINGs.
HaIea kaIa ranch has been having a
a great cattle drive during the early
part of the week.
Invitations have been issued an
Gregory and Mr.. ID. G.. Lindsay, to
take place at the Paia foreign church
during the evening of the 18th in
slant. DIR. Beck with will officiate and
q reception will be held on the same
evening from to 10 o'clock, at the
residence of j. w. COiville.
Mr. and Mrs. O.. T.. Simpson of
Paia are spending fortnight at Olin-
ia house.
The telephone lines hummed with
electrical joy at the return of Super
intendent +. b. Carley last Wednes-
day.
Deputy-Sheriff Scott, of Wailuku,
and Judge Copp, of Makawao, visited
the extinct crater during the early
days of the present week.
Miss Cunningham of Wailuku is
spending her vacation days in beauti-
full Hilo.
The summer visitors: Miss Mary E.
Green of Honolulu is the guest of her
sister at MakawaO; Miss l.. Nickelseu
of Kauai is visiting Miss May Bald
win at Haiku; the Misses Snow of
Honolulu are staying with Mrs III.
b. Bal ey; Miss CrOzier of Honolulu
is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
ThOs. Campbell of Para.
There was 10 incendiarism in the
burning of the Wainee, (Lahaina),
church. RumOrs to that effect are
stated to be utterly false. A pile of
hnr L Tod Al rnh .a
tree aud the flames leaped from its
tOpmOst branches into the adjacent
belfry of the old and much loved edi-
flee, hence the catastrophe.
Messrs. Arthur and'FI ank Baldwin
of Haiku are probably members of
that party of college boys tied up in
Ogden, Utah, through the great rail
road strike.
DIR. Hutchinson of Honolulu has
been doing dental work at Hamakua-
poke recently.
1t is reported that &. II. Dickey, as
sisted by his son, has recently cleared
up the Koolau trail into the crater.
They made their exit from the great
pit in threequarterS of an hour, inf
nitely shorter time than up the weary
sand-hiI of the customary entrance.
Architect G. William Dickey has
planned n "Crater Iouse," TO be built
of stone, and is said will solicit help of
interested persons.
During Friday, the Goth a grand
picnic, planned to take place near
Halehaku GuIch, was spoie ed by Il
heavy rainfall. y contingent of the
party enjoyed a merry day indoors at
the residence of Mr. Dickey.
1t is reported that Miss Malone of
Honolulu is to come TO the Waihee
School.
The Boards of Registration and Elk
aminers will begin work at Hama
kuapOkO on the 26th inst.
Shipping news Is simply this-nO
foreign vessels expected for some time
and nothing more.
Weather: Hot trade winds are blow
ing continually.