The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-09
NEWS FROM
MAUI ISLE
Baseball League
a Topic of
Interest.
KuIa District Expecting
Visit From Jared
Smith.
WaiIuku Citizens Hold Meeting
and Petitions TO Legs
Iature Proposed.

MAUI. March THE knights Of
Pythias concert, given in the lodge
hall in waiIuku on the evening Of
February IS, was a great success. ar
tistically and financially. There was
large audience of Central Maui peo-
pie present-trains of the Kahului
Railroad Company conveying to and
from wailuku residents of Paia. Pun
nene and Kahului.
The following is a copy of musical
program of unusual excellence:
l. Grand Polonaise in E. fiat, OPP.
% CHOPIN
Pianolo.
2. Cornet solo-"The Palm Trees" -.
| ]. Faure
Mr.. c. D. Lufkin.
8. vocal-'Daddy' ...A B. Beurend
Mr.. william Ault.
A. Violin
Ca) Springs Awakening" ..E. Bach
OBJ lave Maria .Gounod
K. J. Zedtwitz.
5. Beyond the Gates of Par
adise ...,......Ro Robert A. King
Miss E. V. college.
g. Pianola-"La Polka de La Refine"
Op. 50 ..................-... Raft
a. Violin
(a) 'Lola's Song and Intermezzo,
CavaIeria Rusticana" .Mascagni
OBJ "Cavotina" .......... Raff
K. ]. Zedtwitz.
8. vocal-"The Lost Chord" .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Arthur Sullivan
Mr. william Ault
9. Pianola = Allegro Scherzando,
From End Concerto in G. Minor.
Observation-Disclosures. Saint Saens
10. Coon Songs Tin costume).
p E. L. Rastus.
Mr.. Ault. in response to an encore,
sang Jerusalem his fine voice giving
much pleasure. Count Zedtwitz, when
recalled, played the old favorite, THE
Mocking Bird" in a most realistic
manner on his violin. and Miss college,
for an encore, rendered charmingly the
quaint melody of Annie Laurie
After the concert dancing was in
dulged in until midnight.
STRAY NOTES.
Seventy-five cases of dengue are re-
ported from Puunene.
A political meeting was held last
evening by some Waikiki citizens in
the Skating Rink Petitions to the
Legislature concerning local needs were
prepared.
Monday afternoon, the End. fourteen
teachers held their monthly meeting in
the Makawao school house. The first
three years in the course in physiology,
by DR.. Shaw of the University of New
York, was the only subject discussed.
On the Sth the first baseball game of
the season will be played at Wells
Park, Waikiki, between the Morning
Stars and a nine composed of former
members of the Maui Alerts and Wal
kapus.
An effort is being made in athletic
circles to organize for the coming sea-
son a Baseball League, consisting of
four teams, as follows: The Morning
Stars, a club composed of old players
in the Alerts and Waikapus. a nine
from Puunene and Kahului, and the
Lahainas. The Wailuku Athletic Club
has offered to guarantee travelling eX-
III
alton.
Mr.. " A. Vetlesen of Wailuku de-
parts today for a three months trip to
the mainland. T. B. Lyons will take
charge of the postoffice during his alb
sence. Mr.. Vetlesen has recently dis
posed of his interest in the firm of
Hoffman & Vetlesen to w. T. Rob
inson.
Mrs ]. p. Chamberlain of San Jose,
Cal, arrived on Maui on the 4th and
will make a long visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. o. Aiken of Makawao.
Tuesday afternoon, the Srd, the Ma
kawao Ladies' Aid Society held its
monthly meeting at the residence of
Mrs. d. c. Lindsay. Paia
Representative Keliinoi arrived in
Wailuku last night for very brief
home visit
Jared Smith of the Experiment Sta
ton is expected in Kula next week.
Mr.. D. D. Baldwin reports that the
recent cold weather has given a set
back" to his pineapples.
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