The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-28

aai m old fashioned mainland rally A
hure bonnfe was bulls and bombs were
| nred IN noisy reception to thr Nepuh.
liran orators Whn were tn present thoit
views 1n ths issues 0f tbe hour Thoee
Nho addressed the people vere Rev.
Mr. iiill ~ ulna Mossfs prtchard.
Lrwis. Patty. Chas williams. schell-
berg and Moanauli The sentiment for
Prince cupid is reported tn he growing
more enthusiastic every day through
the Hamakua district Tribune.
OUTLOOK HOPEFUL
W H. Lambert says that In san
Francisco there is renewed interest in|
the proposed Kohala-Hilo railroad and
that there is belief that good results
viii attend Mr. peck's efforts with the
capitalists there Mr. Lambert brought
back no definite news regarding float
ing the bonds. but the investors there
think favorably of the scheme Herald.
PORTO RICAN USES SHEARS.
A Porto Rican is In jail charged with
stabblng three japanese at Keaau last
Saturday. According To his statement
he was invited into q Japanese shack
to drink saki and when he had imbibed
10 his hearts content he started To
leave the place. His hosts tried to stop
him and he resented the Interference.
Then the Japanese assaulted him and
he drew a pair of scissors and stabbed /
three Of them, one In the groin The |
men We're badly injured and were
brought to the Hilo Hospital for treat /
ment.-Herald.
ARE At THE CRATER
Prof Brigham, Prof. and Mrs. Bryan
and Miss Stokes Of the Bishop Museum .
STAFF went up to the volcano last Fri
day to remain ten days. While there
the gentlemen will take measurements
of the crater and gather specimens of
plant life peculiar to that elevation.-
Herald.
A HILO WEDDING.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs r. A.
Lyman, parents of the groom, the mar
riage of r. j. Lyman and Miss Phoebe
Williams was solemnized Wednesday
evening by Rev S. l.. Desha. The cere-
mony was witnessed by number of
the relatives and friends of the couple.
The rooms of the Lyman home were
decorated with tropical
flowers and ferns. During the cere-
mony the bridal pair stood beneath a
canopy of woven MALE and yellow
After congratulations
the company was served with delight
ful wedding supper
WAIPIO FOR CUPID.
The Republican campaigners report
splendid meetings in Waipio. Last Mon
lay evening big Republican rally call
ed out nearly all the voters in Waipio
Valley. The speakers at the meeting
were James Lewis. Geo w. Patty,
Messrs. Jones, Prtchard, Hobson and
The meeting was one of the
most successful of the campaign. From
impressions gained on this tour, the |.
feeling among the campaigners Is that
Cupid will be elected without a doubt
Herald.
MRS. HYDE IN HILO.
The session of the Teachers Read
ing Circle last Tuesday evening was
well attended, showing a prospect that
these excellent evenings of literary and
historical study will attract n wider cir
Gle of interest this year than ever. The
ladies' were fortunate Tuesday evening
In having with them Mrs. Hyde Of Ho-
nolulu. who in the eighties spent sew
eral months in Europe with her late
husband Mrs. Hyde was able to give
the subject of the evening an excep-
tional interest with her account of
Rome as she saw IT herself. She de-
voted most of her talk to the Roman
NEWS NOTES.
While in the east John A. Scott en-
gagged Mr.. j. j. Marlin of Pittsburg
Pa, to take the place of Mr.. Sedgwick
as Superintendent of the Hilo Electric
Light works Mr.. Marlin left a position
with the Westinghouse people 10 come
10 Hilo.
Louisa, daughter of James Graham,
lied suddenly of convulsions Tuesday :
light. She was about eight years old
and n bright child
w. ii. Lambert. superintendent of the !
fiilo Railroad Company. returned from ]
he Coast by the Enterprise entirely re-
stored to health.
A. Lindsay, Jr., graduate of the law |
department. of Ann Arbor, returned by {
he Enterprise and will go to his home {
n kona on Monday. l
Whitehouse Il HauXhurst, contractors /
who are to build the stone arch bridge
'Ner Pukihae gulch, begin work today. {
Hhe structure when completed will be /
he largest and best stone arch bridge !
IN this island The span is thirty-five /
eet. 1t will be a substantial torrent I
proof bridge I
Mrs j. A. Scott did not return home I
With Mr.. Scott by the Enterprise. She ,
viii remain some months in Brooklyn, {
Iew York. Alvah Scott has entered ,
'ascadilla school, Ithaca, New York, ,
md will not return to Hilo until next |
Iune Irwin Scott has entered Lorrins- !
lille school at Greenhouse, New Jersey. d
The first cOtillion club dance OF the :
eason was held at Spreckels hall last ,
evening. ,