The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18
THE NEWS
Of KAUAI
What Is Doing on
the Garden
Isle.

HANhMAtt.U iAhuc kauHi Mar %
~ Tho Garden island ha- Boo us third
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t.IuWt.
Th. ui.r..l m g81d go,ernm rt iHt..
uu kauaI - shown hN ilr fact thII tH.
Republican COMMITTEE" mon lH NUwtI
raised several hundred dullar- iu NrfE
short time out OF which to pay tn. ,N-
p,U-rs ui naturalization ui thus, fore ru-
vis eligible Coo American citizenship who
Seed themselves unable 90 bear ihc cost
Th. committeeman n Lihue raised sis
hundred dollar. Tor d like purpose Boo one
day
MI Darcy ana Mr. Wagner of Homo
lulu Plantation spent couple OFT weeks
vacation Nisiting with friends ON Kauai
A pant OF their vacation was spent at
Fair View hotel. which d. becoming
quite popular as d vacation resort
Kauai people are much pleased over
Br. Hutchinson permanent location on
the island Tie intends making L.hu, i.s
headquarters. where he will hav, am clg-
gently nttcd office at Rce's hotel A
good resident dentist b. decided adai-
zion 90 the island.
Nr. John l.. HJorih and Miss ~ l..
MAY We're quietly married ON tho 18th uf
last month. They are living az Hauam1-
ulu. where Mr. Hjorth is plantation
houkkcepcr
The business interests of Kauai are
becoming quite diversified MT +. q.
Prescott has lately made the island his
home. He Is sole agent for the Singer
Manufacturing co. FOR Kauai. Mr. ANA
Mr. Prescott are living at Fair View
hotel, which hc has made his healquar-
tiers.
Jararesc should learn the LESSOR or
carefulness. ON the morning of March
fth japanese laborer ON Lihuc planta-
tOu was instantly killed while trying to
board moving train. Repeated warn
ings from the manager and lunas seem
To do no GOOD.
Ar John Millard has been appoln Cd
republican central committeeman
The engagement OF MIR. Prosser and
Miss Blanche Thatcher of llopland, Cali
fornia, has been announced. 1t Is under
stood that their marriage will take place
some time in April at Miss Thatcher's
home.
M. ana Mrs. Sweetser expect TO move
into their new house at Hanamauu in
the near future.
one of the most cold blooded murders
the island has ever known has recertly
been worked out by Sheriff Coney A
Chinese physician was killed. robbed or
several hundred dollars and buried I'm q
cane field near Eleele. His body was To-
Gated by the fresh earth over the grave.
A Chinese is safe in Jail.
Four candidates have already been
naturalzed by Judge Hardy to American
new citizens will he made at the present
term of court.
The assault and battery case against
Mr. May OF Eleelc was dismissed by the
prosecution on the ground that Mr.. May
was not guilty of the charge. Mr.. May
was represented by John D. willard.
Mrs. LeNandrina Silva of Kappa has
been granted "A separation from her hus-
band, William Silva, on the ground OF
cruelty. Mrs. Silva is to have the care
of the three children and is to receive
twenty dollars a month with which to
support her children The plaintiff was
represented by MIR. willard.
H. w. Holling, travelling representative
of the San Francisco Examiner for the
Territory, Is making business tour OF
the island, placing subscriptions for his
paper MIR. Holling is making his head
quarters at Rice's hotel
The grand jury Is reported to have fin
ished its work today, Saturday.
Members of the grand jury We're for
tunate to hear a very able treatment of
their powers. duties and responsibilities
by Judge Hardy in his charge to that
body last Wednesday.
Waimea people seem to be determined
that the next Legislature shall make that
great and fourishing city the county seat
of Kauai.
The mill of the Klauea Sugar Com
pany has shut down for two or three
weeks owing TO "A break down of one OF
the rollers
Court terms has opened again with a
large number Of Porto Rican cases on
the calendar
Col Spalding returned Saturday TO
Honolulu from his plantation at Kealia
where he has made all the necessary ar
engagements for shipping the Kealia SUI
gar direct.
Owing to the very rough weather OF
the last two weeks, the Kauai took an
unusually large list of steerage well
as cabin passengers last Saturday.
Two new soda companies will start VI
soon, one with headquarters in Kilauea
and the other with headquarters in Ana
hos. expects to start in couple of
weeks.
The Koloa Sugar Company has just
taken off a crop from 30 acres of new
land in Mahaulepu. which yielded ~.
tons of sugar to the acre.
Mr. John Ena, president of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation CO., returned
Saturday TO Honolulu after a short trip
the Garden Isle
At different times during the past week
in Hanamauu as well as Lihue, Jap
snese are said to have been held up al
night by Porto Ricans. If they would
only take the trouble to make their com
plants to the police these affairs would
be followed up.
The Lihue people who attended the
Waimea masquerade ball report having
had a very jolly time.
Mr.. Albert Clark, an old resident OF
the Islands, has been visiting his former
schoolmates, Mr.. w. II. Rice and Mr.. A
$. Wilcox, after an absence of thirty-twC
years from the Islands.
Mrs. Hamburg and Miss Hamburg OF
Honolulu are visiting Mrs. Isenberg for
few weeks.
Mr. w. c. Page was down for few
days on business.
The marriage of Mr.. Hills to Miss
O'COnnell was solemniZed quietly at the
residence of Mr.. j. II. Coney.
Another engagement will be announced
in two weeks.
Miss Mary Rice entertained her Fra
Iernity Sisters OF s. p. C. at her home
in Lihue,