The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-02
C0rOneF's Jury On the Death
Of a Sailor.
ARE THREE new LAWYERS
Walter Lowrie Plays Polo-Some
Holiday HappeningS-Ship
ping. Business Lively.
Especial Correspondence

MAUI, Dec. 80, 1S9S.-On Christmas
day four sailors of the brigantine Con-
suelo were enjoying the holiday by rid
ing over Wailuku roads. While gallop
ing fast along the Waihee highway
girth broke and one Of the sailors was
thrown from his horse, striking head
downward on some stones. He was
picked up insensible by his companions
and died of conclusion of the brain be-
fore Malolani hospital, Wailuku, was
reached. His name was. Erick Adolph-
SON. He was about 80 years of age,
six feet in height and weighing $50 or
100 pounds A coroner's jury called by
Sheriff l.. M. Baldwin, on the 9th,
brought in verdict OF accidental
death"
During the recent term of court at
Lahaina, Noah Alulii, of Wailuku, A.
F. Tavares and Judge Peter Noa Of
Makawao were granted licenses to
practice law before district courts. The
examining committee appointed by Cir
cult Judge Kalua were Lawyers Nc
Honolulu.
Sunday, the 25th, the interior of the
Paia Foreign Church was prettily dec
Grated with red coffee berries and other
foliage of a ruddy color. Immediately
after the services, Miss Mary Erickson
and Mr.. John Walsh, both residents of
Spreckelsville, stepped to the altar-rail
and were married by DR.. E. G. Beck
with. Most of the congregation re-
NAMED to witness this simple and i'm
pressive marriage ceremony The
bride and bridegroom spent their hon
eymoon at Kawaepae Resort, Maka-
wac.
On the afternoon of the Goth, there
was an exciting polo game on Bailey's
field, Makawao. Messrs. l.. Won Temp
sky, w. o. Aiken and Walter Lowrie
played against Messrs. Frank Baldwin
Lowrey being novices at the game. The
contest resulted in a tie. John Fleming
acted as umpire.
Tuesday evening, the 9th, fine
Christmas entertainment was given the
Sunday School pupils in the parlors ,of
the Paia Foreign church. There was a
large tree filled with gifts for members
of the Sunday school, an interesting
program and afterwards delicious re-
freshments. Old and young alike re-
ceived bags Of candy and oranges. One
of the Taylor boys made satisfactory
Santa Claus.
Father Libert, of Waikiki, the sue
cessor of the present Bishop of Panap-
oils as head of the Catholic Mission on
Maui, will soon depart for England to
take charge of large school there. The
name of his successor is not yet known.
Monday, the 26th, Mrs. Rebecca Rog
ers, of Waikiki, died of heart disease.
Mrs. Rogers was we'll known in Wailu-
ku, having resided there for many
years. She was 45 years of age and
sons and two daughters, to mourn their
loss. The funeral took place during
Tuesday, the 9th.
Miss Sylvia. of Waikapu, aged Ii
years, died on the 25th.
The Japanese labOrerS of Hamakua-
poke plantation will celebrate New
Years" in grand style on Sunday, jan
uary LIST, 1899
On the 23rd, the bark Hesper, Solder
gren master, arrived in Kahului, So
days from Newcastle, via Honolulu.
She brought a cargo of coal for H. G.
Co.
Inc ZSCn the Darkentlne wrestler,
Nelson master, arrived in Kahului, 81
days from San Francisco. She brought
a full cargo of general merchandise for
III. c. Co, Paia Plantation, Haiku Sugar
Co. and Alexander e Baldwin.
Today, the 30th the barkentine Con-
suelO, Page master. departed for Homo
lulu in ballast. She was tOwed to sea
by the S. S. Claudine
Enthusiastically cool still, and
pleasant since Christmas day, which
was quite rainy.