The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-10
.OENGUE
BAD At
LAAA|NA
No Deaths From
the Disease
Reported.

resident is there who has not been
afflicted with this insidious disease.
Among the number suffering from 1t
may be mentioned Mayor Matt Nc
Cam, wife and children; Tax Assessor
=, George Dunn. wife and son; Deputy
Port Collector l.. M. Vetlesen, wife
and children; schoolmaster Henry
Dickinson and wife. and many others.
| Il. c. Searle, manager OF Honolua
ranch, has just recovered from the pre-
vailing sickness.
At Wailuku, Charles Brown, the tel
ephone central. has it; and Mrs. Dine
gar, the wife OF the well known
Spreckelsville physician has been
sufferer from 1t. She contracted the
fever while on a recent visit to rela-
tives in Lahaina.
| No serious results from the sickness
have been reported so far.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Friday evening the first meeting of
the Makawao Literary Society within
the past three months was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bald
win OF Hamakuapoko.
Though on account OF inclement
weather and muddy roads the attend
ance was less than usual, still large
OF Idld anu itdff1akudpOkO DeO-
pie were present. The following pro-
gram gave pleasure to the audience:
Piano solo, Mrs. IL. A. Baldwin: read
ing, Miss Eva Smith; song. Mrs. W.
f. Nicoll; reading, Miss Anna Paris;
recitation, Miss Smith; trio, Three
Old Maids of Lee" Mesdames Nicoll
and Taylor and Miss Ethel Smith
The last number on the program
created much amusement, for the three
ladies were doubly costumed, wear
ing masks on their faces and on the
backs of their heads, masks and cos
tunes representing different periods III
the lives of the Three Old Maids OF
Lee"
TEACHERS MEETING.
on Monday afternoon, February g.
eleven teachers met in the Makawao
school house, the occasion being the
regular monthly pedagogic meeting.
The program consisted OF n geographic
al lesson from McMurray's Special
Method. conducted by Miss Fleming,
and a reading from THE Last Days OF
Pompeii"
A CRAZY JAP.
Tuesday, February 3, a young Japan
| ese from Kula, Susuki Akltsu, twenty
years of age was committed to the Ter
ritorial insane asylum by District Mag
istrate Charles Copp OF Makawao. Com
plant was made that he had been
smoothing the cheeks Of n Portuguese
woman, and had run to his residence
for a razor When asked what he was
going to do he replied he was going 10
shave the woman. When the police
man, accompanied by several Japs, APP
preached the dwelling of the crazy fell
low to arrest him, he was discovered
hanging by his hands from the caves
of his house, and amusing himself by
, swinging about.
| Once before he had been brought be-
fore the court charged with acting IN
a peculiar manner but was discharged
MAUI NOTES.
| The executive committee of the Re-
publican district committee of Maui
will meet at the Kahului custom house
on Monday. The subject to be discuss
ed is the proposed county bill.
| The society of the Paia Foreign
Church held the annual business meet
| ing in the church parlors Monday, Feb
ruary g. All the old officers were re-
elected
| Miss Ruby Smith of Oakland Is the
! new head nurse at the Puunene Plan
/
J. ]. Abreu, of Kokomo Makawao, has
recently sold his store and residence To
! John V. Fernandez OF Honolulu Tor
| 81, 900
on Wednesday evening, February 4,
! two brilliant trash-fres illuminated all
Central Maui. Wailuku plantation was
burning off two of its fields
In upper Makawao, though quite an
acreage has been plowed and prepared
/ for planting the weather has been 80
rainy and unfayorabe that the work of
planting the soil cannot be accom-
/ pished,
! The Waikiki Athletic Association held
a meeting at the Wailuku court house
Monday evening, February 2, There
was "A good attendance Of members, ana
the entire time was taken up with the
passage Of the new bylaws, Another
meeting Is called for next week 10 nm
ish the work on the bylaws aud decide
on schedule of sports, The outlook ~
good Tor lively season In sporting CIR
Giles,
/ Postmaster David OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lof kunkcn Kuln. has resigned too IT.
tlr pay Tho mail route from Makawno
b viii agaln be shortened Tho terminus
|Wli now b. al Waiakna, Formerly u
was at ulupalakun,
Heavy trades have prevailed during
the whole week. Win considerable ram
fan.
FROM Tnis MAUI PAPER
Mr. end hrs ~ T. shaw ~ iillo. Nho
spent several weeks az Mallukui lnfl
fnr kahlku by Wednesdays 'laudlne'
Father Jaliap ~ i,ahalna hes pe'n
asslgned 10 the pharHs ~ ihs iaihpilp
Nlssiou IA Malllku, 40 suppYpd lfn
NlgaF iibssi,
captain Juhu fs,slgs ~ tbs Msliuks
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