Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-29
RECENT MAUI INCIDENTS

Waikiki, Oct. "a, lS9S.-Wal
luku town is very hot nowadays,
but there Is very little dust.
Many Honolulu people called at
the metropolis of Maui this week,
among whom were Jno. ID. Holt
and Jas. Lloyd, who came on bust
ness. W. Peterson, the real estate
broker, was also a caller here.
The presence of town people here
is a source of much happiness to
Wailukuites.
The Evangelical Of Maui will
hold its sessions in Kaahumanu
church next week, aud the session
will last about one week. Wal
luku people will do their best and
endeavor to make the stay of the
visiting pastors happy. Luaus
will be given at beautiful lao val
ley during their stay here.
Rev. Mr.. Kapu, the pastor of
the native church here, il is
rumored, will retire from this
field and perhaps will seek fields
anew. Wherever he goes he will
be sure to make a success, as he is
considered to be one of the lead
ing pulpit orators on the islands,
the equal in fuency of the Rev. 3.
l.. Desha of Hail church, of the
rainy town of Hilo. Mr.. Kapu's
congregation, however, will try
their best to induce him to change
his resolution and remain here.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis joined in the
holy bonds of mstrimony a Chi.
nese pair at noon yesterday, Oct.
23. The groom was a cook of DIR.
McKonker of Paia, and the bride
was the daughter of the Chinese
evangelist of Waikiki aud Paia.
The contracting parties were
Christians. The ceremony was
performed in English through the
aid of an interpreter. Many of
the Wailuku residents were in
vited to the marriage ceremony,
which was held at tn, Calncee
school, of which Miss Turner il
the principal.
1t is stated on good authority
that Hon. H. p. Baldwin will re-
build East Maui Seminary. The
new site will be about two mile;
further down between Beckwith's
and the Hotel. The buildings viii
cost about $1,000 and will exec I'd
in beauty, & audeur, and costlines:
the one just destroyed by fire. Al
Maui is now extremely happy OIL
account of this good news. The
school will go on for the presen
in the old historical "HaleakalI
School," the lima Mater of many
of Maui's prominent citizens, not
able among whom are the Hon. l.
A. Thurs'on, Hon, Judge Kalua
Capt. A. Simerson' of the stname
Mauna Loa, the celebrated Leah
warrior, Bob" Wilcox, and others
The new Maunaolu Seminary vii
US Colupieteu uuout - yltube'
1899. All hail Baldwin, he Mat.
philapthropist.
Waikiki, October 81. A Jap
anese was run over by an OK car'
at Paia the latter part "t La
week. The Jap's leg was II C,
tured in several places and tb,
kneecap was dislocated. DR.. Nc
Konker attended the unfortunate
man, but the doctor believes thai
It will necessitate amputating the
injured parts. Someone has re-
commended to the doctor that il
haole medicines should fail tc
cure the mans leg, some native
herbs prepared by native medi
cine man (not kahuna) will be
sure to cure. Amputatiou viii
not be necessary in such a case.
Waihee claims the honor Of
possessing a centipede and vel
low jacket tanner. People may
not believe it, but the writer has
been assured by reliable parties
1t is claimed for this native thar
he can pick up centipede or vel