The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-08
SEVERAL SERIOUS ACCIDENTS on
ISLAND OF MAUI.
More Changes at Spreckelsville--Ka-
hului Port Full of Shipping-Lum-
Der from the Sound.
Maui, March 9Th.

ing the past week. Last Sa- urday
Messrs Harry and Ben Baldwin set
out in brake from Haiku to join
party of young people at Kailiili. When
near Puuomalei Dairy the horse took
fright at a man on horseback, wheeled
around and dashed towards home. Ben
attempted to shift his position so as
to aid in subduing the animal, when
the brake tilted up suddenly, and he
was thrown out over the wheel. Be-
yond a spraired ankle and some
bruises he was not hurt. Following
Harry in the middle of the road
short distance down, half unconscious.
Summoning help from a Portuguese
house near by, they carried the in
iured man in blanket sling to Mr.. ID.
d. Baldwin's, about a mile below. The
doctor was Immediately called and
found that no bones were broken, but
that Harry had received very severe
shock, and was very much bruised and
sore. He was taken home the next
morning and is gradually improving,
wins almost completely demolished,
and the horse had gone on home un-
injured. This horse was formerly
owned by Kalakaua and is named for
him. He is now doing team work on
the plantation.
On the same day as the above, about
noon, Mrs. II. =. Robinson, of Paia,
was driving in a brake with her little
girl, when just below the Makawao
Foreign church her horse suddenly
broke into a run and dashed into the
fence, throwing them both out, but
without injury. The little girl ran on
to DR.. Aken's, and the doctor went up
and extricated the horse, which was
stuck on one side of the fence, with
the brake on the other. Very little
damage resulted from the mshap.
The third runaway occurred yester-
day just before noon. j. Carnegie,
team luna at Paia plantation was driv-
ing the horse that ran with Mrs. Rob-
inson, to plantation mule cart, when
it got away from him and ran to the
Paa depot Mr.. Carnegie was thrown
out and the cart passed over him, but
he escaped with some severe bruises
and is now around again.
The Leah is now slowly breaking
up, though not yet abandoned. The
past week men have been at work re-
moving spars and everything else
worth saving. Work on the coal has
been suspended since last Saturday,
but this morning they are at it again
and with fair weather Mr.. Spreckels
still hopes to save the balance of the
cargo.
More changes are reported at
Spreckesville. This time Messrs. Fred
Meyers and Shepherd are out. Few of
the old time employees are left now.
Architect c. w. Dickey came up on
the Kinau to Lahaina last night to in
spect Wainee church. He will spend
Sunday at his home, Haiku, coming
over the mountain on horseback and
returns to Honolulu Tuesday next, per
Mauna Loa.
Mr.. Ii. p Baldwin's family have
moved to Kailiili for short sojourn
there.
Mrs. j. C.. AXtell and two sons go to
Honolulu today to join Mr.. AXtell
there.
Mrs. DR.. Meyers returns to her home
on this Claudine after several weeks at
Kawaapae Resort.
Kahului port is full of vessels and
presents lively appearance. The shiT
j. C. Glade arrived Tuesday shortly be,
fore noon in tow of the Likelike, from
Honolulu. She completes her cargo OF
sugar here for around the Horn.
The barkentine Planter, Dow mast
er, arrived Thursday, also from Homo
lulu, to load sugar for San Francisco
The three masted schooner ii. c
Wright, Olsen master, reached port
yesterday, twenty-five days from tn,
Sound, with lumber for Kahului r. II
Co.
The three masted schooner Methi
Nelson, Rice master, tows To sea today
en- route for San Francisco, with a full
cargo of Spreckelsville sugar.
a three masted schooner is now il
the ofiing and will be in before night
The Eva, from Central America, anC
the Albert Meyers, from San Francis
co, are both due, so it is most lillel,
one of them.
For good results and quick sales il