The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-13
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Prince David Hoe Greeted By Very
Hearty Receptions In Kona
Registration IN the Bee
ond District
Especial Correspondence

at that
Ii seems that q part Hawaiian named
Alexander Burgess. a native woman VIII
sacred name of Kapule, with her uncle
Keaha. began drinking bout on Fri
day, the 9Th. the program being swipes
wine. gin, with sundry varied conribI
tons contributed by bibulous friends whc
joined in the irrigation projects of III.
triple alliance. As supplies were falling
short, those who were capable proceedsu
TO coneocS mixed drinks" and presum
ably. having no knowledge of chemical
compounds made up next world cock
tails-or rather ''cocktoes,- for on Tues
day the three named departed in spiri,
from the spirits Of this world. Alika am
James. sons of Burgess, pere, were in Z
bad way. as were Others of the crowd, AMI
it is believed another death will result
from the drinking bout.
Deputy Sheriff Yates was promptly on
the scene and an investiga ton is now be-
ing held, the primary purpose of which, ii
to locate the factory whence the liquids
came.
Andrews. the makai nui of the island
jumped his soft job at serving kohala
court and came around to Kaiiua Wei
nesday afternoon in order to get the right
scent. 1t is 16 to l that he has not a
good nose for the hunt, or. judging from
his past successes. the gray matter is
lacking
Marshal Ray or his Hawaii appointee
yclept Metz, might find a few things n
the way of moonshine to study if the
Konas were visited.
The Captain Cook Coffee Company, of
which Willie Bruner is the manager, has
lost considerable water by the bursting
of a reservoir. Although the mill whistles
more or less regularly, the water cometh
not.
Prince David landed at kailua Satur-
day morning. The young man addressed
his theme that he failed to hear the warn
ing of the ships siren. Finding the
Mauna Loa would not wait for him, he
jumped hastily into canoe and padded
to keauhou and got ON board. He landed
at Hookena. at which place he attended
church and made what probably was his
first pulpit discourse. Monday saw the
holding of luau at the village. The at
fair was a. failure, although his hench-
men spouted, as an old native whaler put
it, like a sperm whale does-through
the top of its head" At Napoopoo out
half dozen people listened to the would
be delegate, and. apparently disgust I'd
with thesKonaites, be hied him to KailuG,
arriving there at the right time to De
present at the Burgess inquest. Iute.:-
esting, no doubt, but as the Hawaiians
said, of bad omen.
Republican posters are in evidence on
every bare wall. and the proper. litera-
ture is found in every cottage.
Parker's party had a rousing and
crowded meeting at Kaalehu, Kau. We'd
nesday evening. The steamer was taken
at Honuapo, a wait Of two hours at Ho-
okena enabling the party and local candi-
dates to preach the. gospel of progress.
The landing at Napoopoo had been pre-
pared and the largest concourse in years
listened to the republican doctrines. At
keauhoa smaller assemblage was spo-
ken to. and the party, Parker. Blacow.
Loebenstein. Lenhart, Paris, Holstein,
Monsarrat, Peterson, George Davis and
Kamanoha, spoke again at kailua.
The registration of the Second district
is as follows:
LIST Precinct. :. 353loth Precinct. :. go
I'd Precinct. Sll6th Precinct. :. 1913
Sd Precinct. =. 225l7th Precinct. 10
4th Precinct. 22J -
Total i ,39S
Mrs. G. Tullock and family have been
spending a few weeks at Kealakeku, 60
ing to their Kohala home when Mr.. Tui-
lock had finished his registration duties.
Archie Cockburn, of Bishop & Co.. is
staying with Uncle Cockburn at Waiaha.
w. j. Kane. recently of Kailua Coff.,e
Company. is now in the employ of the
Kona Sugar Company. the former CON-
pany having relinquished its main inte.-
ests.
Coffee is plentiful-and cheap. Labor
is asserting its dignity in the usual oil
way.
George r. McAudle, a railroad con-
tractor, is at the Rodanet House. Ii IS
supposed that his inquiries are in ccnnec-
ton with the air line prc3ect-Kau to
Kohala,
The Mauna lIoa called at Mahukona
on her up trip and brought along several
grand jurymen. Some Of them did not
feel particularly grand when the e1-
pense account of their. trip was audited.
The most recent appointee of Dole %
described as deaf man. He Is a dis
trict judge and waes his tongue in tbs
Hawaiian language only,
Kona owns to the continued visits of
Jupiter Pluvius.
Mrs 8. z. Sumter has resigned from
the teaching stat of kona-Waena
school.
A slight earthquake shock was felt az
2 ~ p. N. Wednesday.
When you cannot sleep for coughing
it Is hardly necessary that any one
should tel you that yoa need . few
doses Of Chamherlain's Cough Remedy
to allay the Irritation Of tho throat and
make sleep possible. Il b good Try
it For sale BY Benson. Smith Z Co.
general agenta. Territory Of Hawaii .