Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31
NEWS OF The WEEK ON MAUI

Waikiki, Maui, July 90
Henry Roberts, an old kamaaina
of Waikiki, died at the Malulani,
hospital of kidney trouble last
Tuesday, and his funeral took.
place the same afternoon, Mr..
Poepoe officiating.
Mr.. Schroeder will move over
and open the Waikiki Hotel next
week at the Bailey premises lately
occupied by Rev. j. M. Lewis and
family. The place is being re-
paired and renovated.
Frank l.. Hogs, manager of
the Hawaiian Star, accom- panied
by his wife and little daughter,
are quartered for the present at
the Windsor Hotel. 1t was Mr..
Hoogs' intention to take his
family to Makawao, but a few
minutes stay in Waikiki con-
WINGED him of the health giving
qualities of the Waikiki atmos-
'phere; and they may remain in
Wailuku several weeks.
Officer Paikaka found a wee bit
of a Japanese tot wandering about
the streets the other day carrying
butcher knife in his hand. The
officer, fearing that the fellow,
aged about twelve months, would
be run over by hacks or drays,
picked him up in his arms, and
brought him to the Police Station
for safe keeping. When the little
fellow arrived in the sheriff.
Office with the officer, holding the
gly-looking knife, it was gener-
ally believed that the kid had
com mitted some foul murder, but
little explanation by the officer
coon dispelled that erroneous
belief.
A party consisting of Mr.. Moore
house, Prof. Bickmore of New
York, and Mr.. Ingalls,, phi otogra.
pher of the party, and Deputy
Sheriff W. King and Capt. of Pc.
lice Sam Kalams, both of Maka.
wac, acting as guides, also Hans
Amundsen, the hack man, ascend
ed the crater of Haleakala last
Tuesday afternoon, and slept al
the crater for the night. Judge
Kaluna accompanied the party az
far as Mskawso and then return
ed. The party reported thai
nothing but smoke could be seen
OF the distant flows of Mauna Los
and no fire was seen at all. How,
ever, the visitors declared that the
sight was grand and well worth q
visit. A lady member of the party
was go intensely interested in
watching to catch a glimpse of tn,
fires of Mauna Loa illumining th,
sky as was reported by recen
visitors to Haleakala, that sht
kept up vigil all night but he!
patience was NO. NO. rewarded, as al
night Gothing but dense smoke
was Visible. Next morning after
i,aking an extensive view of the
extinct crater, and Mr.. LangilI
taking views of important points
in the crater, the party returned tc
Waikiki arriving in the afternoon
Mr.. Langill has also taken views
of lao, Wailuku, s.nd other impor
tant points on Maui.
1t is reported that a native
wshine in this town sold her pro-
perry to a Portuguese for $1,000 90
last Saturday, and within six hours
alter the deed was executed, she
died. On the following Monday
the man with whom she had been
staying for many years was found
III his usual haunts = che ia
dens-, evidently bent on invest.
ing the proceeds of the sale of his
late mistress's lands. An effort
will ha made by the relatives of
the woman to have the estate pro-
bated, and to see what has been
left OF the $4,000 after paying
out the funeral expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Dreier of
Eleele, Kauai, were at Waikiki