The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14

MAUI, August 1l.-During Thurs
day evening, the 9th inst, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Baldwin gave a ''welcome
home reception to their four sons,
who have recently returned from vari-
Gus Eastern colleges to spend vacation
days at Haiku.
Makawao, Kahului and Spreckels-
vile people, together with a number
of summer visitors, made the gather
ing large one, and the perfect night,
with its balmy breezes and soft moon
light, added much to the success of the
occasion.
Vocal music by Mrs. Perley Aiken
and Miss Kate Fleming, and instru-
mental by Mrs. Forest and the Star
Orchestra, was much appreciated and
applauded.
Fireworks on the lawn was the SEN
sation Of the evening. The guests
grouped themselves on the verandas
and walks, and the stringed band
played lively strains while the most
excellent pyrotechnic display was in
progress.
After ice cream and cake it was
goodby to the Baldwin boys and
homeward bound, with thoughts OF
another delightful event haunting the
mind.
On the following evening, the 10th
inst, another charming alfalfa
dancing party-in honor of Miss Eva
Smith, was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor, of HamakuapOko. Here again
the Star Orchestra did brilliant work,
and earned the gratitude of the TWEEN
ty-ive merry guests, among whom
Yale, Harvard, Tech and Hotch-
kiss were represented.
The event was most enjoyable
one, and the candles in the veranda
lanterns burned low, very low, ere re-
luctant farewells were uttered and i'm
patient animals turned homeward.
STRAY sCRIBBLINGs.
Miss Deyo, of Hilo, is visiting old
friends in Makawao.
1t is Makawao versus Waikiki at
baseball this afternoon at Makawao
polo grounds.
Mrs. Marks, of Honolulu. is being
entertained at d. D. Baldwin's, Ha-
Iku.
About two acres of rattoons were
burned at Spreckelsville during Thurs
day evening the 9th inst.
Misses Nickelsen and Lindsay, of
Kauai, are guests at Spreckelsville.
They depart for Hama today.
Mr.. G. II. Dickey Is back from Ho-
nolulu and will join the Board of
Registration at Lahaina.
Miss Wing arrived this afternoon
and is domiciled in the pleasant resi-
dence of Mrs. H. B. Bailey of Maka-
wac.
Messrs. Arthur and Frank Baldwin,
sufferers at Ogden from the recent
strike, arrived home well, the Sth
instant.
During the Sd instant a Portuguese
named Jose de Mideiros ran over and
killed a Chinaman known as All Sam
at Hamakuapoko. Yesterday, the 10th
instant, Mideiros was committed for
manslaughter by Police Justice Copp
of Makawao. 1t seems that the Portu-
guese was riding his horse without
bride, guiding but not controlling
him with a simple piece Of rope. The
evidence presented differs as to several
facts, but in the main the probable
story of the Orientars death is that he
was knocked down by the horse which
was either galloping very fast or run
ring away, and the iron shoe on one
of the animals hind feet crushed in
All Sans forehead. He lived for sew
eral hours after the accident.
Hon. ]. W. Kalua, who has just re-
turned from Hama, gives glowing ac-
counts of the hospitality of Hama peo-
pie toward the Board of Registration.
Messrs. w. Won Graevemeyer, P. Nc
Lane, Judge Kaleo, y. Olmsted and
many others treated them most kind
". Quite a number Of natives were
registered in Kipahulu and Kaupo.
The Board spends the next two
weeks in Lahaina and on Moiokai
and Lanai.
Weather: - Warm and delightful,
with no prospect of rain.
Hmo, (Hawaii) Aug. 9.-Miss II.
Austin entertained a number of
friends at her home on Tuesday eve