The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-16
He STOLE CLOTHES
Maui Native Likes Wear
ing Apparel.
Whale Thrown Up on the Beach
Queer Case Of a Gilman an
To the Madeiras.
Especial Correspondence.

MAUI. May 14-During the 18TH,
native named Kapihe was arrested by
the Makawao police on the charge Of
stealing sundry articles of wearing ap-
parel belonging to Rancher Andersen
of Peahi, near Spreckels' ditch. The
police searched Kapihe's hut, which is
near Andersen's, and discovered the
missing clothing.
1t is thought by the police that Ka-
pihe may be the burglar who about
two years ago entered 'Idlewild," the
Olfnda residence of F. L. Stolz, and
after breaking open every locked re-
ceptacIe in the house, took away among
other things fine pair Of blankets,
a Japanese trunk, a magazine shot
gun. etc. The shotgun was found at
Kapihe's house during the recent
search for stolen property
Inspector H. S. Townsend has been
visiting the schools of Molokal during
the week. The residents of Pelekunu
and Wailau, two almost inaccessible
valleys of Molokai, have petit1oned for
a school, A visit to that vicinity by
Mr.. Townsend will necessitate a diff
cult walk of five miles after long
joining horseback.
The dead body of a large whale was
recently washed ashore at Kahikinui,
Hama district.
Every Sunday, a large number Of
people visit the great pump which Is
being erected on Paia plantation.
a dancing club is being organized
in Lahaina. AS many of the young
people of the town do not dance, this
new organization will give them an
opportunity Of learning the graceful
art.
Fishing off Kahului beach has been
recently most unsuccessful owing TO
the breaking of the nets by sharks.
1t is reported that Rev. Ault Will
hold service tomorrow at Spreckels-
Vile. This will be the first religious
meeting held there in some years.
The large gate with tall posts stu
ated in the Makawao-Kahului road
Just above the milk Ranch" has been
recently demolished by Ox-carts.
Miss Gretchen Kopke of Lahaina Is
a guest of Mrs. Dowsett Of PuuOmalel
Makawao.
Several prominent Portuguese of Ma
| kawao depart today for the Madeira<
via Honolulu. Among them are Mrs
Mary Ferreira and Messrs. A. M. Cal
deira and J. r. Souza.
On the 18th, Miss Eva Smith CLOSED
| her private school at Paia, having &C
| cepted the position of principal OF tn
| SpreckelsviIle Government school. Mr.
| N. E. Lennon, the present principa
| will soon remove to his coffee lands
in Nahiku.
A sort of resurrection took place
recently on the store premises OF Al
Mae. of Kamaole, Kula. 1t seems tina
a Chinese named All Yung was fOun'
| dead in his bed at 5 a. m, on the 18th
Other inmates of the dwelling Wer
called in and simple preparations TO
burial were made. At o'clock A
Mae summoned Deputy Sheriff Kim
and CAPTAIN of Police Kalama, so tina
everything necessary and legal shout
be done.
Two hours later while the coffin wa
being made the supposed dead ma
suddenly returned to life to the horro
of assembled friends who immediatel
bOIted for the outside Of the house
After a short time they returned
, find All Yung fully restored to lif'
The police authorities have remove
. All Yung to MakawaO court house
order that he may be examined by
physician for insanity with which,
is stated, he has been afflicted for SON
time.
During the 9th, the schooner Meth
Nelson, Rice master, arrived in Ii
hului, y days from New Castle. ST.
brought coal for H. c. Co.
During the 18th, the schooner dig
Opsen master, arrived in Kahulm
days from San Francisco. Her cars
consisted of fertilizer, machinery ar
merchandise for Paia, Hamakuapol
and Wailuku plantations and for Ale
ander & Baldwin.
During the 18th, the schooner E.
departed from Hama with cargo
Hama plantation sugar.
Port Surveyor Zumwalt return
I from Hama to Kahului today.
a. The weather is pleasant, as the re
ular trades are blowing.