The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-04-21
DO|NGS ON
MAUI ISLE
BeckWith Golden
Wedding Is CeIe-
brated.

MAUI, April IS, 19o3.-Yesterday
was the fiftieth anniversary OF the mar
riage OF Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Edward G..
Beckwith of Hamakuapoko This gold
en- wedding was not marked by any So
cial function on account Of the ILL
health of Mrs. Beckwith. However
their many friends on Oahu and Ma
nj did not fail to remember the occa-
sion.
From friends in Honolulu where
they resided for many years, the doc
tor being the beloved president Of Ca
hu College and later as the popular
pastor of the Central Union church,
was received purse Of $525 In gold,
and a testimonial In the form of q
vellum scroll bearing the names Of the
people whom he had married, and
other old friends.
Maui NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF his Pa
ia church and others. presented q roll
top desk and chair. and an invalid's
table for Mrs. Beckwith, and $65 in
gold. The whole island community
Joined in Offering DR.. and Mrs. Beck
and extend to them best wishes for
many years of continued happiness.
Easter Sunday was duly celebrated
on Maui At the Paia Foreign church
DR.. E. G.. Beckwith preached an inter-
esting sermon on the resurrection OF
the soul. At the Church Of the Good
Shepherd in Waikiki, Rev. VIM. Ault
held the usual Easter service and
preached a sermon appropriate to the
occasion. Trains Of the Kahului R. II.
Co. conveyed people to Waikiki from
the various points Of the central part
of the island, thus affording them an
opportunity to attend church and also
the baseball game in the afternoon.
Bishop Restarick Is expected on Maui
in about two, weeks to hold the con-
firmation exercises customary during
Easter.
STRAY NOTES.
Tonight in Castle Hall, Waikiki, the
Aloha Lodge No. 3, X. of P. will give
a ball in celebration Of the first an
niversary Of the dedication of their
hall.
BY the Claudine of Wednesday Miss
Clara Snow, formerly Of Hampton, Vir-
ginia, arrived on Maui. She Is the new
principal of Maunaolu Seminary. DR..
and Mrs. R. o. McGettigan of Hama who
have been enjoying trip to the Coast
also returned to their home by the
same steamer
George Baldwin of Hamakuapoko,
departed by Tuesdays steamer for HO-
nolulu intending to take the "China"
for an outing in his old home in Call
fornia. During his absence Mr.. krum-
ghaard, the new chemist at Paia, will
act in a similar capacity at Hamakua-
poko
On Monday, congratulations were in
order to Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Aiken Of
Puuomalei, Makawao, upon the advent
of a baby girl into their household.
Today by the Claudine Mrs. G. B.
Wells and Miss Laura Wells of Wal
,luku, depart for Honolulu on their way
to the Coast by the Alameda. the trip
is taken to benefit the health of Miss
Wells.
Yesterday the dead body Of Japa-
nese man was found in the new Spree
kels' ditch at Kaupakalua, MakaWao
1t was SO swollen and distigured by
or days exposure as to be un-
recognizable. He was a man of about
30 years of age and had $3.50 in his
trousers pocket. DR.. w. i. Neon
key decided that the Japanese came
to his death by drowning. Deputy
Sheriff Edgar Morton is holding a
SOlOueI eoLh !
Normal Instructor C. w. Baldwin Of
Hawaii spent the Easter vacation in
Haiku.
BY today's steamer, Mr.. ard Mrs.
John NJ. Dowsett returned to Honolulu
after a brief outing at "Cransmere,"
Makawao.
Senator H. p Baldwin mas recently
purchased the lot of lani known rs the
old Maunaolu Seminary premises. The
lumber for new cottage is on the,
Misunderstanding the carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin and family in
tend spending their summers at MA
unaolu."
L. R. Crook of Waikiki took pass
age on the steamer Mauna Loa OF
Tuesday for Honolulu.
A well contested game of baseball
was played during the afternoon OF
the 18th at Wells Park, Waikiki, be-
fore large crowd spectators. 1t was
the first league game of the season
and the last years championships
Morning Stars won over the Wailu-
kus after hard struggle by score
of to 4. Jackson pitched for the
former club and Charlie Thompson for
the latter.
On Wednesday the brigantine Cali
lee, Treanor, master. arrived in Kahu-
lui from Tacoma with cargo Of lum-
Der. She leaves for Tanning Islaud
next Wednesday to deliver some mer-
chandise.
Weather-42 degrees at Kula $4,000
IT. ion)-Thursday nght-the
h-Weather-Heavy trades with &C.
casional rains.