The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-28
MAU|'S
LIVELY
WEEK
Attempt to Burn
Baldwin
Hall.

Home Rulers and Democrats. the large
and small, men, women and children
The start was made on Saturday
morning the 18th, from Hamakuapoko
During that day the Prince and the
speakers OF his party addressed the
Icople of Huelo at noon and those of
Keanae in the evening. Fine luaus and
large crowds the rule at both meetings
After a nights rest at Keanae, on
Sunday the party journeyed on to Ma
hiku where at noon another mass meet
ing and feast took place. Here the
Prince and the carriage in which he
rode underwent siege in which the
missiles used were flowers The VIII
layers not only adorned him with a
multitude of leis, but pelted him with
flowers, bouquets and wreaths until the
carriage was well-nigh filled.
one hundred and fifty of the Nahiku
residents escorted Kalanianaole and
party for ten or twelve miles into Hama
where, Sunday night, a very large as
semblage of people took place at the
court house Not only was the building
Itself filled with people, but the yard
was crowded and overlooked into the
street.
There were crowds of Hawaiians all
eager to see and listen to the "alii' can
Ilulliitlpil tbINtSth "
and fro large numbers of people from
Honomaele and Hamoa.
Monday noon the stumping party ad-
dressed large meeting at the Catholic
church at Hamoa. This locality though
being a Home Rule stronghold turned
\yout to man, in fact to a woman or
.chIld. for the purpose of giving careful
attention to the words of Kuho. 1t is
rumored that his speech here caused
quarrel among the Home Rulers.
Monday evening another ovation was
given the Prince at Kipahulu, the ma
tive church being crowded to the doors.
About $50 Hama people escorted the
speakers 10 Kipahulu, a matter of ten
miles. These large escorts to the Prince
are proofs OF his popularity.
on the way from Kipahulu to Kaupo,
Iialauokalani, the great Home Rule
leader was encountered looking rather
downhearted SO the Republicans
imagined. His reception at Kaupo had
been rather cool one-only fifteen peo
ole attending his meeting.
At Kaupo school house Tuesday noon
another enthusiastic meeting and luau
were the final events of the Princes
Hama circuit. For having received an
urgent message per wireless telegraph
from friends in Hawaii he embarked in
he steamer Claudine at Nuu, landing
few miles from Kaupo, Tuesday even
ng for Hilo He was accompanied by
A. n. Kepoikai, A. Mahaulu and others
He returned from Hio by the same
steamer Friday night the oath, and
vent directly to Honolulu
The Prince, Judge Kepoikai and Ma
laulu did some stamping in Hilo and
Vicinity. Kuho will make the trip to
<alaupapa later directly from Homo
ulu
Last night the Princess, Mrs. Cockett
ind Miss Nalani Jones met the steamer
It Maalaea Bay and returned with the
Prince to Honolulu.
MURDER AT KIHEI.
Thursday afternoon, the 23rd, foul
murder was committed in a Kihei cane
ED. A Japanese woman while engaged
irrigatng the cane was stabbed to
cath with an ordinary clasp-knife. A
japanese man named Fujita was seen
y leave the woman by number of
japanese just before the murder was
iscoNered.
Fujita was afterwards caught by the
olice and now is lodged in Waikiki
all. This morning he pleaded guilty
efore Judge Mckay and was bound
yer to the grand jury at Lahaina at
ne December term. He will be taken to
honolulu today. The woman was dead
hen found, with eight knife thrusts in
er breast and near her heart. DR..
)inegar was summoned but to no pur-
ose.
Fujita said that the woman had
romised to marry him while they We're
bgether on Hawaii, but had run away.
JEALOUSY and revenge probably were the
hotives for the terrible deed.
POWDER ACCIDENT.
On the Goth Geo. Kenikeni, a South
ga Islander, met with a frightful acct
ent while fishing with giant powder
the shore near Honokohau, in the
strict of Lahaina. His left hand was
badly shattered that 1t had to be
nputated. his chest was full of holes,
nd he will probably be permanently
ind. He was alone when the powder
iploded and it was several hours be-
re help arrived.
On the 2lst he was taken to Lahaina
here DR.. Dawson and DR.. Peters at
nded him.
kenikeni is married to an Hawaiian
oman No lesson seems to be vivid
lough to convince island fishermen to
eware Of giant powder Here and there
! along the Maui shore. men can be
en minus a hand or arm all from
&c use Of giant powder, This sort OF
hing is most dangerous, for the pow
fr must be held In the hands until the
ghted fuse has almost ignited the ex-
osive material, and II would require
perhuman judgment to always know
81 the right moment for dropping the
WIDER into the water below.
CHINESE SUICIDE.
Friday morning. the nth, Chinese
as found dead. hanging by the neck,