The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18


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.IH#m.in kaiotn. an employ. 20 fha
au Agricultural COMPANY. lHsi
. Do. lHH Wednrsds1 ht hHIuE
.II.|.I under n mnft that bad fallen
..m derrick nt which I. was Ht
.H. THE man WAS ASSISTING Boo 90.
mHtlI uf heavy ma rhIu,Gf fInm 10"
Correlation off the ola mI Oh tho
ground. where % could he handled.
From an appearances The mast WAS
...ur.ly anchored by c-Inch rnpt9 ana
NI'H cables from the masthead N is
supposed that tho mast WAS throw Do
.uI Hf position boy thD continual pull
lug boy the japanese having hold NJ
the ropes used lu svIngiug The pieces
Hl machinery
Engineer sherman. seeing that the
mast was loose. shouted Go the men tn
get ont uf the way. and all succeeded
Boo doing sn except katorU. who. ln run
Ming. tripprd over AN iron casing and
thp mast fell directly across his body.
cutting % almost Boo two. This b. the
nrsi fatal accident Co man iu Mr..
Shermau's department during the lat
tors thirty-iNo years experience az an
engineer.
Deputy Sheriff Eaton was summoned
and took charge uf the remains. He
ompanell,d "a jury and a verdict was
returned Ia accordance with the facts.
Tribune.
ACTIVITY IN KAU.
4. g. Beamor returned from bust
ness trip through Kau on Tuesday. IL
reports considerable activity at IN,
mills, and that improvements are bcinf
= made at Pahala and Houuapo. Mr.
Bcamcr Is Of the opinion that the trad,
70 Of that district is within the reach al
.. the Hilo storekcepers, provided suit
- able freight rate ON packages can b,
0 made with the transportation Compa
Mics. The Volcano Stables COmpan,
- has recently established a line between
% Pahula and Waiohinu 10 connect will
4 The stages running out of Hilo. an,
. the freight rate is now considerably
q less than when the two stage compa
b mics ran independent lines. The peopl
~ ih'i'f all lf'.fAlll'l i'.ll'"N''Ft lf Ia
d yuable 60 Hllo as purchasing point
b. for the reason that they have tcle
- phone communication. ana beCaus
d they can get their goods quicker tina
"a tu order from Honolulu. Tribune.
RuWurs are rife relative To- q prop
Is 1sitipu shortly Go De mad, To the HI
j. railroad Company by the plantation
and property owners of the kau dis
70 trIoL whereby they viii take sunicien
o OF the Hllo Railroad 6 per cent bond
y 10 justify that company i'm eNtendu
their road from the Puma terminus I
r., the Hutchinson plantation by IN
IF most feasible route the distance wi
is Doe approximately thirty-hyc miles
1T Herald.
~. COAST CAPITALIST CALLS.
IS T. n. Lnlouthal. a san FrancisC
III banker, with his family and u part
Il of Honolulu gentlemen, arrived In iii
lr by the Kinau this week. In the part
Mt were l.. \, Thurston and COL G. v
Mucfariane. In order that Mr.. Liliei
lis thai might have more time In which
ne look over Hilo and environs the Kina
20, is held one day, not sailing until T.
a morrow The party left early Thur
ct day morning for Olaa, and put in Il
Is day looking over that plantation. Il
day they are at the Volcano.
Mr.. Lilienthal Is n heavy investor
Hawaiian securities, and is on the is
o. ands combining business with pleasur
~ He expresses himself as highly pleas,
- with the showing of material veal
- in the Islands He says that there
w no reason for gloomy forebodngs r
~, garding the business future OF the Is
III ands.-Herald.
A. WILL SUE FOR DAMAGE.
he Y. G. Howell. who has been travelil
err over this Island for the past "
as months, leaves today by the Kinau {
to Honolulu Upon his arrival there,
o. VIII at once institute suit against {
department of Public Works and I
Territory of Hawaii, FOR $4,000 dar
lagos. He will allege that he sustain
. damages TO this amount by running /
~ to barricade left without danger 81
- nails by a road working gang. NJ
o., Howells team was going at "A live
y. gait ut the time, and i'm the darkne
~, ran into the barrier and over II in
Nv a siX-foot cut.
y, ON the Island of Hawaii Mr.. How,
y says that he has found numero,
places where the roads were left in
dangerous and unguarded condition.
NJ Herald.
ne POLICE SPIES THROWN OUT
We II was reported from Olaa the fir
nc of the week that three police spi
49,. 'PlIbd'h'u inc 'HlutSe ldDolelS
y" that plantation, with promises OF II
u munity from arrest during Chine
~ New Year festivities IL they won
~ puugle up appropriately. The repo
% further alleges that after duly co
~, sidering the proposal, the Olaa CT
~. nese proceeded to throw the interlope
- out one Of the sure thing boys,
~ was said, was beaten beautifully.
~, Inquiry at the Sheriff's office elicit
Us the tale that the thrifty spy was no
10 other than All Nee n Chinaman W
a. has been yainly wanted by the pol
'IS5 here for the past two years. Whetf
i'u he was wanted badly enough to W;
S rant placing real spies upon his IT
-, was not made known.-iierald.
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