The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-05-31
JUDGE HUMPHREYS ACTIONS
MUCH DISCUSSED.
Anxiety to Hear Results-News From
Wailuku-Two Japanese Injured In a
Disastrous Runaway.

WAILUKU, Maui, May 3O.-The "hot
times" in Honolulu over the Grand
Jury and Judge Humphreys actions
with the leading attorneys in Homo
lulu has been the subject of much COM
ment on Maui. Some of the prominent
men in Wailuku, who always admired
Judge Humphreys heretofore, are be-
ginning to look seriously into the sltua-
tion while few others say that Judge
Humphreys was justified when he sent
the attorneys to Jail. The news of the
pardon reaching Ballou, Hartwell and
Kinney before they reached jail was
received on Maui as soon as the Kinau
landed at Lahaina, and all kinds of
remarks regarding the circus" in
Honolulu have been going round.
News of these proceedings are awaited
with anxiety on Maui.
WAILUKU, May 29.-Cyrus T. Green
or Admiral Green" owner OF the
schooner Mokihana, owner of the Ka-
hului saloon, carpenter and contractor
and jack of all trades, is now employed
in the wholesale department of Mac
farlane e. Co.'s Wailuku saloon. Green
was also in the dray business. He is
renowned as having been the man that
burnt the bodies of plague victims dur
ing the plague epidemic on Maui.
Charles Lennox, who recently return
ed from a pleasure trip to Seattle and
San Francisco, has accepted a position
with the Kahului Railroad Co., and is
at the head of the merchandise depart
ment of that Company. Lennox was
lately agent of the Japanese labor
bureau on Maui.
Wailuku has enjoyed many luaus in
the Hawaiian fashion during the past
week. Four were given last week. and
more are spoken of for this week. A
luau was given at Kahului last Thurs
day where Mr.. and Mrs. Kepoikai en-
tertained quite number of their
friends. 1t was given in the new fish
cry site, which will soon be opened.
Quite serious accident occurred last
Saturday evening, about o'clock,
when two Japanese, a brake and
horse got mixed up. The horse sud-
denly changed temper and became OBJ
stinate. The horse kicked and kicked
until the brake was almost smashed to
pieces. The animal then made a jerk
throwing the two Japanese out One
was found unconscious and the other
not very seriously hurt. The former
was apparently bruised, and some bone
must have been broken. He was inn
mediately taken to DR.. Weddick vhe
ordered him to the hospital where he
now lays. The other Japanese was
taken to his home. The animal after
throwing the two men out, ram full
speed along Vineyard street and down
Main street, but just as the horse turn
ed Lovejoy e. Cos corner his foot
must have slipned, and down went
horse and brake. The latter looked no
different from a pile of wood, after all
that had occurred.
The warehouse of the Wailuku Sugar
Cos new store. has just been com
pleted, and the merchandise will come
direct from the Coast. Mr.. Hagencamp
formerly of Paia, will be manager of
the new store.
Charles Simsen, who has been en-
ployed at Kahului as time-keeper for
some time, has resigned his post He
has gone to Honolulu per Claudine,
and will return shortly having been
empanelled as a Grand Juror, ate the
next term of the Circuit Court of the
Second Circuit.