The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-16
POLITICS
ON MAUI
Dickey Again Gets
the Senatorial
Plum.


mating one candidate for senator and
six for representatives. Chairman w.
T.. pogue called the meeting to order at
IL q. m. twenty EIGHT members being
present either In person or represented
by proxy.
II was decided that one nomination
Tor senator and one for representative
should be made by each of the six
divisions previously allotted by the par
~. The following were nominated, for
senator, G.. II. Dickey; for representa-
tives, Joel Nakaleta OF Molokai, :. ke-
linoi OF Waikiki. Philip Pail of La
haina. 5. T.. Kalama for Hamakuapoko,
l.. Won Tempsky OF Makawao, and w.
T.. Haia of Hama. By some misunder-
standing S T.. Kaleikau nominated d.
II. Kahauelio for senator. When the
matter came to vote Dickey polled 81
of the rs votes.
j. X Joseph in caucus did a most
generous act; he withdrew in favor of
Haia though he stood first choice in the
Hama delegation.
Judge j. w. Kalua presided at the
grand mass and ratification meeting
held in the skating rink the same even
ing. The candidates nominated by the
district committee each addressed the
people. The mention of Prince Cupid's
name by the chairman was received by
an ovation.
of central Maui, and the large hall was
packed to the doors. 1t was rumored
that a torch-light procession would pre-
cedc the meeting but the committee in
charge were unable to perfect arrange
ments.
THE STUMP CAMPAIGN.
The Republican nominees have been
stumping the islands of Maui and Mo-
lokai during the week.
AT a Republican rally held at Ha-
makuapoko native church Tuesday
night, the speakers We're C. II. Dickey.
J. Nakaleta, S. e. Kalama, Rev. j.
Kalno, j. X. Joseph, Rev. Il. NJ. Hanu-
ma, Rev. Mr.. Inaina and John kaluna.
d. c. Lindsay presided.
The same evening another Republi-
can rally was held at Olawahe. The
meeting was addressed by L. Won Temp.
sky, s Kelinoi, p. Pail, Rev. S. kapu
and d. II. Kalaulelii. The Maui Re
publican Glee Club composed of
Messrs. Keliinoi. Kapu, Pail and ka-
and D. II. Kahaulelio. The Maui Re-
some music.
The former party of speakers are
touring East Maui, through Hama.
Kaupo, ETC. and the latter party, after
making a circuit of West Maui took
the Lehua for Molokai yesterday, the
18th. They will be gone several days.
MAKAWAO LITERARY.
Friday evening, the 18th, the Septem-
Der meeting of the Makawao Literary
Society was held at the Makawao resi-
dence of Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky.
Charming weather called forth large
attendance of people of Central Maui.
The following program received many
concentrations:
Piano Solo-Mrs. Grace Waterhouse.
Ninuet. danced by four couples
Three TableauX from The Hanging
of the Crane"
Cd The night after the wedding
(2) Two years after.
(3) Twenty years after.
Vocal Duet-Mrs ID. Won Tempsky
and Mr.. S. r. Dowdle.
The who took part in the minuet
We're Miss Belle Dickey and Mr.. d. c.
Lindsay, Miss MCGOWAN and Mr.. w. o.
Aiken. Mrs. Grace Waterhouse and Mr..
:. r. Dowdle, Miss Elsie Shaefer and
DIR. G. S. Aiken.
GIANT POWDER STOLEN.
The stealing of four cases of giant
powder is one of the recent crimes on
Maui Sept list the Haiku Sugar Co,
missed four cases of giant powder from
its store house car which was stationed
on a track near Hamakuapoko mill.
where laborers were engaged in blast
ing to pieces old rollers to be sold for
old iron. There were fifty-three cases
originally stored in the car.
On Aug. 9th Deputy Sheriff Kalama
while raiding a Chinese store at Paia
for LIQUOR took charge of two cases of
giant powder found in the store which
the Chinese could not account for.
Remembering this, on Sept. Bird. pro-
yided with a search warrant, he found
near the same premises buried in sand
one more case of giant powder and
part of fourth. Two natives, Pilpili
of Hamakuapoko and Wilikini of Kuau
sold this powder to the Chinese store
keeper, so it is stated. Pilipil is in
Jail and has waived examination. Wi
likini will also be arrested.
STRAYS.
\ "Hold-ups" by Porto Ricans on the
Kihei road are frequently reported.
Similar occurrences on the Oluwalu-
Lahaina roads have happened-so ru-
NOR has 1t.
Wednesday night-the 1Oth-a Japa-
nese laborer on Paia plantation had his
throat cut. His condition at present is
precarious. The affair is mysterious
one. The identity of the person max
ing the assault and the reason therefor
are both unknown.
on the 9TH two local mines played
base ball at Lahaina. The Males" won
from the "Alohas" by score of to g..
Last Saturday afternoon, the eth, a
team CONSISTING ol Il Il. bdiuNiH, ~ ~
Lindsay, Geo. Aiken, and l.. r. Crook,
beat a quartet consisting of w. o. All
ken, w. ii. Cornwell, Jr., Geo. Wilbur
and A. Belts, at polo on the Sunnyside
grounds by the score of 81 to o.
The Makawao and Wailuku polo
clubs have not as yet agreed upon a
method of selecting team to play in
Honolulu in November.
Tuesday evening, the 9th, Mrs. ]. j.
Hair Of Hamakuapoko gave a delightful
party in honor of her niece, Miss Ruth
Beckwith of Oakland. A large number
Of Makawao young people were in at
tendance and much enjoyed the games
and other diversions of the evening
hours.
Normal Instructor Chas. Z. King and
bride who have been the guests OF
A.. and Mrs 6 E Kalama of Maka a