Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-27
WEEKLY NEWS

broker, school commissioner and
real estate agent, wac at Wailuku
last Wednesday. He was attorney
for Mrs. H. G.. Beckwith, widow
of Geo. Ely Beckwith Of Haiku,
appearing for her in her petition
for the probate of the will of her
late husband. From Wailuku
the town attorney left for Spree
kelsville where he was the guest
Of Manager and Mrs. Lowrie.
Mr.. Wood also paid flying visit
to Manager Pogue of the now
famous Kihei Plantation whose
stock is now being eagerly sought
for. He returns to town per
Claudine today greatly pleased at
the results Of his visit.
The Maui Bicycle Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting
at Waikiki next Saturday even
ing, March 4th. Interest in
cycling is still increasing.
The restaurant OF Wa Kee on
Market street, China town, was
entered last Saturday evening by
some burglar who succeeded iu
getting away with a very hand
some booty, viz: $50 in cash and
about Sl40 worth of very valuable
Chinese jewelry. A Chinaman is
now awaiting trial in Waikiki
Jail, he being held on suspicion
of being the guilty party. About
SIG was found by the police on
his person although his wife de-
clares that he did not have a pen.
ny to buy meat with last Satur-
day afternoon.
A Portuguese wahiue of the
Kula district ia now in the tolls
mourning over deposits left her
by her former husband, a Portu-
guese. 1t seems that she has
taken unto herself new husband,
a descendant of Confucius. The
cunning Pake bought land with
her money in his own name, and
when the wahine discovered it,
she made a proposal to her hus :
band to share the property alike,
and unless he consents to this the
woman will seek separation.
Mr.. Adams, who was formerly
on the reportorial staff of the p.
Q. Advertiser, but now Camp Boss
of Camp No. l, Spreckelsville, was
at Wailuku one day this week be-
ing interested in a case wherein
q laborer was charged with as
saulting luna (not Adams.) Mr..
Adams reported that as a result of
the fight between the Wailuku
police and the two hundred Chi
nese laborers of Camp No. f., last
week, a stray bullet from one of
the Policemen's pistols had enter
ed aud lodged in the leg of one of
the Chinamsn. The wound how
ever will not prove serious.
Next Wednesday at noon will
take place the wedding of Miss
Julia Mahealani Akana to Antho
ny f. Tavares at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Awaua, Makawao. Rev.
DIR. Beckwith and the Catholic
priest OF Makawao will tie the
nuptials. A general good time is
promised all those who would be
fortunate enough to be present at
the marriage ceremony.
1t is said that the Lahaina Dis.
trict Magistrate fined a China man
$500 for coming from Honolulu
with his head full OF che ia aud
CALAMITY Offering to bride the de-
putty sheriff of that place month
~ stipend of $4,000. Messrs.
Hons and Richardson for defend
ant.
The Kickapoos after reaping a
very fair harvest in this town, took
down their tent last Thursday
morning and left for Kahului,
Paia aud Spreckelsville. After
leaving Maui, the manager intends
taking his company to Kauai via
Honolulu. After their departure
the town has gone back into it's
regular dormant state every even.
ing, there being no special place
for the spirited ones to while away
the evening hours.
Last Thursday afternoon while
DR.. Weddick was at Kahului on
his way home to Wsiluku in his
brake, the horse shied and stop.
ped suddenly, and the doctor was
thrown to the ground, and while
falling the horse kicked him