Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-20
Hermit Spaniard Castro Found Dead
In His Hut.
St. Pairick's Day Celebrated at SpreckelsVille-
Commissioner Kenny a Visitor - Police
Force Expresses Esteem for Mr.. Smith.

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trate, left for Honolulu per Ma
una Liza last Tuesday. She leaves
for the Coast per s. s. Doric to
spend a well earned vacation.
Judge Mckay will attend to the
duties of the postotfice during her
temporary absence from the coun-
try.
Genial Manager w. f. Pogue
of the celebrated Kihei Plan tatloD
paid Wailuku flying visit on
Monday of this we k. He reports
everything going on harmonious
ly at Kihei.
Mr.. Kahale an old hand on the
Waikiki plantation has gone tn
Kihei. H. is sail to be an all
round plantation man, as he uu.
derstsnds plantation work to
nicely, from the care of mules to
laying fumes along precipituous
places.
Senator A. N. Kepoikai took the
KlDau last Wed 'e-d.y morning
at Maalaea for Waimea, Hawaii.
Among the visitors to Wailuku
town this week was Mr.. z dt-
witz who is said to be- fue must
clan. He WAS Austrian vice con
sui at San Francisco for some
time, 8, his friends claim.
Elk British Commissioner W.
J. Keuney was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Won Tempsky this
week. The noted visitor paid
visit 10 the great extinct crater of
Haleakals aud today Mr.. Kennpy
visited Lao valley. He returns to
Honolulu per Clsudine.
The members of the Wailuku
Hui Aloha Alma Native Patriotic
Society met at the skating rink
last Wednesday evening for the
purpose OF getting up resolutions
of condol-nce relating to the death
vt the late Princess Kaiulani.
The meeting authorized Me--r-.
Tom CLARK, j. T. Alnli and 8. 4.
kaiue as committee to formulat..
the resolution and forward to the
Hon. A. 3. Cleghorn.
Geo. Hons, of the firm of Hons
d Coke, goes to town to-day. But
he has no aspirations after the
attorney generalship of the Re
public.
The news Of the resignation ct
Mr.. W. o. Smith from the Cabi-
net was received with profound
regret by all Maui today, aud the
Wailuku police force as a small
mark of their esteem for their de-
parting head raised subscription
and in little while over 500
was collected. The money will
be forwarded to the Marshal to-
day.
The road from Waihea to II y
nokohau has been 80 dana sed by
the recent freshet that traffic mas
been impeded. A new bridge 80 |
feet long by l6 feet wide is great
" needed at the present time aud |
Mr.. d. Crowell, the head jailor of |
Waikiki, has already submitted
his plans to S1eritf Baldwin as
head Of the Roli Board; but of
course the drawback is as usual
mo appropriation" Means how
ever will be devised for raising
the necessary 5000 to enable Mr..
Crowell to go ahead with the
erection of the bridge. There are
two bridges on either side of the
proposed bridge.
A ball will be given by the
Spreckelsville ladies and gentle
men this evening at their dancing
hall. The evening is in com me-
moration of Ksmeham aha III.
and st. Patrick's Day combined.
A great time is anticipated. Some
OF the Wailuku swells will be on
hand. About eight of the Wal
luku leading young men cele
brated Kamehameha Ills Day
on Friday afternoon at the Market
street restaurant.
G. b. Robertson, manager of
the Windsor, one of Wailuku's
favorite resorts for visitors, is
having an annex to his hotel
built. He has an eye to the com
ing summer vacation.
Sheriff Baldwin WIS summon ed Z
20 the Kula district yesterday to !
IOok into the matter of the re- !
ported death of an old Spaniard
by the name OF Joe Castro. 1t {
seems that this man about so |
Years. old afflicted for years with I
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