The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-01

Notcs mud Items ct Interest A. to the
"Mud Wagon"
Professor lo,cioy Of the Pacific
Theological Seminary. Oakland. Cal.
oniciated at Foreign church. llilo. on
Sunday morning the 2,th inst. and in
the evening Rev Dr. Coyle Of the First
Presbyterian church Of the above
named place oniciated to large audi.
ence. Rev. Mr. Rice of Oakland al.
dressed the Protestant Portuguese
congregation and was interpreted by
the pastor Rev. Mr.. Baptiste. The
visiting clergymen and most of the
ladies and gentlemen who came with
them were rendered a picnic to Cocoa
nut Island on the 2sth INST, and had a
delightful time as the weather for some
weeks past has been charming. We
are now wishing for more rain. The
company who are now here are mostly
from Oakland and largely composed of
ladies'
A marriage of special importance
occurred at lilo on the Dist ult., at the
Protestant Portuguese Church. 1t was
the first marriage IN this church. Mr..
JaCinto NJ. OiOuvea was united in the
bonds OF wedlock to Miss Guilhermna
Carnario, by Rev. Il. *. Baptiste, the
pastor of the church. There was
large attendance OF friends, many OF
whom had known the lady since she was
child and felt a special interest III her
welfare. The church was beautifully
decorated. What specially attracted
ones attention on entering the church
was the bank ui plunarias with back
ground OF ferns in front OF the pulpit.
There was also large bell OF flowers
and other floral decorations. The en-
ire proceedings were gotten up by the
daughters OF Marshal Hitchcock-Misses
Mary, Hattie and Ella. The last mem
toned played Mendelssohn's wedding
march on the organ. After the marriage
the friends visited her fathers house
where the happy couple were congratu-
lated and refreshments provided.
The Hilo Central Market has large
refrigerator room in which meats of
various kinds are kept, so now we can
have tender meat at all times. The
managers of this market are very pro-
gressive young men and deserve patron
age, and are getting it.
The church sociable at the house of
j. A. Scott at Wainaku on 18th inst.
was such an entertainment as everyone
could appreciate. Grown up people
> who acted the part of children in a
kindergarten scene acquitted them
selves finely. The instructor, Miss
Boyer, made an excellent teacher. All
of the scholars were in character and
were continually bringing down the
house The evenings entertainment
was opened by a piano solo by Miss
Helen Severance, whose playing and
selections are always acceptable. The
evening was greatly enjoyed. Delicious
creams and an excellent variety of cake
were served by the young ladies.
Marshal Hitchcock leaves us by this
Kinau, having been greatly benefited by
his sojourn at Hllo and at his brothers.
ranch on the volcano road.
F. ). Lyman, Esq, and Hon. d. II
Hitchcock leave us by the Kinau to at.
tend the Constitutional Convention
where we believe they will do their ut.
most to give us good Constitution. W,
shall watch with intense interest what II
done by these gentlemen. May eacl
one feel and do hls duty fearlessly.
There seems to be some in Honolulu
who have an idea that stage called
'mud wagon" is run ON the vocan,
road to carry passengers to the crater
A gentleman called at the Volcan,
Stables a short time since and asked t,
see the mud wagon" which he ha,
heard OF in Honolulu. He stated tina
he had been advised not to ride to tn,
crater in it, as there was danger OF beinj
jolted to death.
The manager, Mr.. Wilson, was please'
to show him the "mud-wagon." 1t i
no more or less than fine Concor
coach, without seats on top, with plent
OF room for baggage. The stage ha
been running but short time and
almost new. Passengers have com
down from the crater in five hours in il
Another stage OF the same kind has bee
made at Honolulu and will soon be pu
on the road, the only difference bein
there will be seats on top, SO that thOs
who wish can ride outside.
Sailed from Hilo, May %, bark Ami
Johnson, Captain Rock, for San Fran
cisco. Passengers: Mrs. j. Glib an
son, Miss Roy, Mr.. +. Taylor, Mis-
Shipman, Master Shipman. Freight
27,162 bags sugar g, 435 $50 lbs.), value
$99,249 81; 40 pkgs hides, value
$l99 62. o. B. j.