The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-28
TH|Ev|HG OFFICE BOY
F0IlED IN REVENGE
Prosecutes His Victim
Vainly on Charge
of Extortion.
INTERESTING HILo COURT NEWS
VOLCANO A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT
WITH RuopY PATCHES or
FIRE GLOW.
President Gehr of kohaIa-HiIo Rail-
road Co. Exasperated by Knock
ers-Business, Industrial and Fer
sonsI Items From Hawaii.
HILo. July 2s.

W. A. BurkhoIder viii leave for San
Francisco by the Martha Davis.
The Puma Sugar Co. will soon begin
extensive clearing operations on its
lands.
Mrs. Deyo and Misses Deyo are
spending the summer at the Lyman
house in Kaumana-
Mr.. Muir. the bookkeeper of the
Honokaa Sugar Co., will leave for Van
couver in about a month.
A. B. Lindsay of Honokaa visited
Hilo this week. He reports very warm
weather out Honokaa way.
Miss Chapman. who arrived by the
Annie Johnson, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. H. Bowman, in Puueo.
1t is now surmised by the police de-
partment that Fujihara got away on
the Senator bound for Liverpool
Two sons of Joseph Vierra left for
Jacksonville. n-nois, on the Falls of
Clyde to enter college there.
Captain Nissen and wife of the Sal
walton Army have gone East on &C
count of the illness of the Captains
mother.
The output of the Hawaii Mill Com
pany for the season just closed was
1913 tons, an increase of 347 tons over
last year.
Miss Minna Ahrens arrived from Ho-
nolulu this week and will spend the
remainder of the summer vacation in
this vicinity.
A considerable number of Hilo peo-
pie will spend some time this summer
at various places along the old and
new Olaa roads.
The Government surveyors are run
ming lines again for local street widen
ing. The streets. however, are still
as narrow as ever.
Captain Bob Andrews and o. A.
Stevens have been summoned to serve
on the Federal jury in Honolulu. They
leave by today's Kinau.
Mrs E. d. Baldwin and Mrs. F. L.
Winter and their children will prob
ably spend August at the Baldwin
| place near Mountain View.
Miss Belle Weight, who arrived in
the Kinau Wednesday night, is spend
| ing her summer vacation with her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. William Weight.
The land cases in which Honolulu
lawyers are interested are taking up
so much time that they will not be
able to leave for the capital today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Smith leave today for
their home in Oregon. While in Hilo
they have been visiting their son Carl
S. Smith. Miss Smith, their daugh-
| ter, accompanies them.
Cane in considerable quantities
from the Puma Plantation is being
| ground at the same place, as the mill
at Olaa will not be ready probably be-
fore the end of the year.
A. E. W. Todd. who has been EN-
ployed by Sachs & Co. in Honolulu
since he left the firm of L. Turner &
Co. in Hilo, is to be married very soon
to young lady in Honolulu.
Mrs. Deacon left in today's Kinaa on
her way to the coast to put her two
youngest sons in Belmont while her
oldest son enters the Freshman class
at the University of California.
Hon. Alexander Young has spent the
past week at Waiakea and the other
plantations in this vicinity in which he
is financially interested. Mr.. Young
leaves for Honolulu by today's Kinau.
Mrs. Shipman with her three child.
rem were passengers for the Coast by
today's Kinau. Clara and Carrie Ship
man enter Mills College and Ollie
Shipman returns to the Oakland High
School
| Rev. ]. A. Cruzan and Miss Edith
l IN, En Eu1f c
of Clyde. Mr.. Cruzan viii return il
September. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Shaw
will stay with Mrs. Cruzan during Mr.
Cruzan's absence.
The number of cases still remaining
| upon the Circuit Court calendar TO be
| tried. several of them cases OF con
siderable importance, makes il proba
BILE that the term will not close before
| the end Of next week
Those who have visited the Volcano
this week report that it Is q beautiful
| sight. Several places are red as mol
| ten iron and the indications are that
| in the near future new lakes viii form
and fountains viii flow as before
Some of the people who have beer
put to heavy expense In building tbs
sidewalks on waianuenue street re
qHired by the Government wonder
why the latter is so COY about COMING
forward and building sidewalks con
tisuotis TO its own property
John McTaggzrt viii preach for Mr.
Cruxan Sunday morning and Seni0
divisions OF the T. p s. C. E will hol'
union meetings during the summer
beginning Sunday evening. al s.45- N
evening service. the congregation join
ing in the union meeting IN the Hail
church
| A party Of four ladies. AIRS. E. Z
| Baldwin, Mrs C. Fl. Fairer. Mrs
! Church and Miss Jean Angus left las
Friday for weeks stay At the Maunl