The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-01

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recently mllU hy ths H'.fYn Iron W.fta
nf -iu IfnuHH.p HHH CONSISTS .f th.
lt.t modern suaaf. mob mlrh.u.ft.
wh'rh p. quite Hu Im. rHr.ntuf compared
viIh thD mill - th. u'I fuDIn surHr
tu. which consisted Uf old Fashioned fra.
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vacuum pan and r9 ff.uI. tG,rta
Tho came VIII O., conveyed tu tIe mill
lN means nf mule carts ln1 fumes
Tho plantation. huyur both tho flu
and water ara modern mill uglouhf-
eliv promises wei. even though the piao-
iaiior has lost Us first crop and prlg-
icoliy TIE second hut had DC not been
Tor the economical principle OF Mr. "
$ AEau1, tho manager and Mr. z. Aka
nl, the ho1duv,rsoor. th. plantation un-
doultDdy would have gone To- ruins
Among those present Were Mr. A s.
Werner, Of tho kilhy Manufacturing Co
oi Cleveland. Ohio, which firm furnished
much of the mill machinery. Mr.. X S
6icrdrum. manager Of Hama Plantation.
and others an OF whom expressed much
approval Of the successful work OF the
mill
NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Captain William Sanory of the Wal
luku police has been appointed Deputy
Shciln Of Wailuku. to succeed Deputy
sheriff Hayselden VINO recently resign
ed, his commission having arrived last
week. Mr.. Safery made "A very efficient
captain OF police and will doubtless
give as good satisfaction "a his new
position.
No definite selection of Mr.. Sarfery's
successor as captain of police. has yet
haen made, but II is stated on good au-
lhoritN that the position will be offered
10 Mr.. Edw. Rogers, former clerk OF the
District Court, In case his health will
permit of his accepting. At present
however, Mr.. Rogers is in Honolulu for
his health, and IL is not known whether
he will be able to accept He would
make a first class captain of police. If
he recovers sufficiently to accept the |
appointment.
MONDAY NIGHTS STORM.
a heavy rainstorm, which developed .
INTO almost "A cloud burst. occurred at
Wailuku on last Monday night. the prin.
.lphl iurce or which was spent in lao ,
valley, mauka of town.
The storm was heaviest about ntne n I
m. and by midnight Wailuku river was .
At Its highest point for years. Nearly ,
all or the head-gates of the irrigating
iitches were washed out, and consid- |
.rable damage was done to the rice and
.aro patches. \ portion of Judge Ka-
ua taro land adjacent to the stream
was washed away. but fortunately ne
rad just taken off the taro. A number OF
5hlhes" stores on lower Market street
were Hooded, but no particular harm was
zone. The rock dam built to protect /
ne Waikiki Plantation tunnel was
washed out and "A heavy current of
water made its way along the open cut
several families in the valley adjoining
ne river were compelled to leave their
iouseS during the night. carrying what
hcS could of their household effects
All business interests in Wanuiu feel
he depressing effect Of the continuous
storms on Maui.
Ihe prevailing storm has practically
led up plantation work and all other
business for the past two days.
Judge kaiua received per the "fIyades"
rom the coast poi machine to be used
n the manufacture OF paial. II is
po"er, Mr.. w. f.. Bal will put the
machine together.
for several years past, central Maui
las mad less rain than usual and the
plantations have suffered from drouth.
nut this winter has proved n wet ore,
ma the recent heavy spring rains are
worth money
Ihe test seed potatoes brought TO Maui
" Mr. Sedgwick were all planted at Ma
awao, and arrangements have been
made to cultivate them properly The
esultS OF the experiment win be watch
d with interest
Ihere is every evidence to show that
ailuku Will start up on new growth
s soon as the rainy weather is over
MS VIII not be boom, but simply n
movement TO supply the demand FOR
uilabie business houses for new bust
less which Is coming to Wailuku A.
veil as residences for many who would
laVe located in Waikiki If residences
we're to be had.
Maui extends congra tula ton. 70 gallant
marley Chiltingworth for his capture of
he notorious desperate and burelar
Woods but at the same time there is
mother ard pathetic side TO the case.
S plt. ented by the reCaptured conyi,t
While he doubtless deserved severe nun I
'hin'ht Tor his crime, yet punishment
y Imprisonment for l!fe on a plea of
ullty was well calculated to drive all
uman feeling from his breast ana render
nm the untamed animal which he now