The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-11-18

Shapes We Gays ,ha, The activity NJ
the volcano ~ The rfeseni a an exhibit
ton OF the efahdefi sort one mora
lnr the party we're favored with yirw
81 an enormous upaow ~ lava Ia ,hs
one spasm. which lasted several min.
utcs. the Level VI The iquld lake of Or
raised fully ntiy feet. At Intervals ol
quiet this would pour down again into
the carth's throat from whence II
came Tuesday morning the display OF
/ Ere was superior to anything seen In
/ years.
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKES.
One OF the heaviest earthquake
shocks In recent years was experienced
by the people of Honokaa shortly after
! Z o'clock Tuesday night Disturbances
were reported ut the same time by
people in Waiamea. The shock was
noticed in Hilo and olaa.-Herald.
HILo HORSES WIN.
Nullah and Del Vista are doing well
on California race tracks this fall. At
Los Angeles October 81 Nullah was
first in a five-eighths mile race, time
1.01is. Del Vista was winner in the
three-fourths mile race. time 1.13is
Del Vista was also second in a three
fourths mile dash in which the win
ner's time was 1.13h. Mr.. Mckenzie
states that the Hilo string on the Coast
is now getting in fine condition after
the ocean voyage. and that he expects
good news from his horses from now
on.-Herald.
CHINESE SUICIDES.
A Chinese gardener committed suicide
Thursday morning by hanging himself
to a cane flume between eight and nine
miles, Olaa. The deed was done at al
most the same spot where a Japanese
hanged himself a couple of months ago.
The parties who discovered the body
suspected foul play, but upon investi
CATION Sheriff Overend stated that
there was nothing to support the the
DRY. The dead man had money and
valuables on his person.-Tribune.
FOR ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY.
The Hilo Railroad Company has in
hand an order from the Onomea Sugar
Company for seven crystallizers. each
seven feet in diameter. The contract
calls for completion by January 1, 1908.
1t is said that managers of plantations
on this island are watching the work
with considerable interest. Should 1t
be the same quality as produced in Ho-
noulu it is probable that other orders
will follow.-Herald.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement of Miss Maud o.
Hansen to Mr. William H. Beers has
been made public. Miss Hansen was
formerly resident of San Jose. Cal,
from which place she came to Hilo to
take a position as teacher in the Hilo
Boarding School Mr. Beers is native
of Hawaii, and for several years was
engaged as instructor in the school
with his fiancee. He was recently APP
pointed Hawaiian interpreter and clerk
of the district court, and at once re-
signed his position in the school, Miss
Hansen was appointed a teacher in the
Olaa school, 12-miles, in September.
The date for the wedding has not been
set, but it is understood that 1t will be
in the near future
NEWS NOTES.
first public social session last Friday
night at the Elk Club rooms. Ladies
were invited and the hall and parlors
We're scarcely adequate to accommo-
date the throng.
Rev. S. l.. Desha will leave by the
Claudine for Honolulu for the purpose
Of performing the marriage ceremony
Of his niece, Miss Helen Desha, to
Charles Simpson of the Interior De-
partment.