The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-22
He Prophesied Dire Calamity
and Missed His Guess,
SATELLITES ASH FOR HIS ARREST
Mani Notes Of IutcrN,~t--''Chip>'' Was
Not uuhhCd by the lNnlicr--Cocna-
NUT Island Visitors Arc Happy.
Coroncr'~ Jury ON Murder Case,

MAUI, Nct, IA W alluhu na-
tive. an eN-miSSionary to the South
Sea. by the name Of Lukela, has
been posing 4 long time as Il
prophet, His mode Of procedure
was to promenade up and down
Market street every Saturday and
harsngue the people, frequently
quoting scripture. He wore a sort
poncho with red and white stripes.
and half-mUon was conspicuous
on his breast, Previous 10 the
cholera outbreak he WAS laughed AZ
-oonSiiered harmless crank
but having sometime before the
epidemic made some statements
about plague or sickness that
would carry of many Of the native
people. the HawaiianS Of Wailuku
Immediately accepted him as =
true prophet. He was an ardent
royalist, and undoubtedly foretold
the restoration Of the queen, but
when any Government official was
near it waS the end Of the world
that waS interesting him and his
followers. This dire catastrophe
leither the end Of the world or the
restoration Of monarchy was 10
take place on the eth Of October.
according 70 Lukela, and he was to
appear CARRIED in pure white rai-
ment on the day in question. As
that event fAiled TO take place his
satellites have all deserted him and
say that he should be arrested as ;
common nuisance.
During Thursday, >Oct. Sd.
Chips" = native boy who assisted
Pilot Bob English. died At Kahu-
lui. A rumOr that gained much
credenCe WAS that three Of the
Maui police were unable 70 arrest
him. 50 they dubbed him, thereby
breaking both arms, several ribs.
etc. This Is utterly false. The
police had made no attempt TO ST.
nest him.
II cost Maui people who were in
the CocoSnut Island quarantine
$40 each. They report : good time
in spite Of dampneSS. Q. Abbott. Of
Lahainaluna, wrote in verse $
humorous account Of the proceed
incs in quarantine.
The corners jury, which was 70
have met on the 9TH instant 70 in
veStiEa,e the death OF the Hawaiian
woman ST Kamaole, Kula, has ad-
iouTned until news comes from
Honolulu.
The cholers seems 70 have caused
5 small attendance Of pupils both
ST LAhain2luna and Maun2olu
semin2ries-
Dr.. r. I. Moore departed for
Kcna BY the Hall Of the 18th.
One Of the chief functions OF the
Mormon church ST Pelehuiki. Kul2,
Is lu2u- The congregation held
one lAs; Saturday.
Worcester. the buyer for h2hului
store, came down by the h2hului-
SpreckelSville plantation started
up Tor 5 little temporary grinding
on Tuesday. the 18th They are
getting sugar ready for the hahu-
lui. Pals and Hama zu2poko are
driving Of sugar FOR the schooner
Volante, now IN port
Pals Plantation hiss recently
taken on s merchandise license,
znd has 5 quantity Of hay. grain.
etc, on hand. the recent cargo OF
the schooner VOlante. now IN port
P. NcLane. Of kipshulu, visited
Mskzwzo and WaiIuku last week
The steamer kzhului arrived IN
port Saturday, the 18th. q days
from San Francisco. The schooner
VolAnte ar-ivei the same day with
: large cargo q general nlerch4n-
disc to- the Haiku Sugar Company
Wssther-Wzrm and still.