The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-18

fHH fffHht cMnVHfHH Visit ~ Nnu
Republican candidates 20 Moiohai wal
continuous ovation There wef.
iuaus Faiofe. al The NY from ualawa
~ kaunakakai Judfihe from this ~.
fepiiDh the people there are more IN,
tlined a. Hepubllcanlsm than ever be-.
fore. Though the politicians were not
allowed tu visit The Settlement. they
were much pleased with their treat.
ment by the residents Of the rest Of this
island.
During the week the Republican can.
didates held large and satisfactory
meetings Mt Waiehu on Tuesday Wal.
hee on Wednesday, packed meeting
at Puunene mill on Thursday, and had
"A good turnout OF citizens at waikapu
last evening.
Prince kuhlo arrived at LahnIna lat,
last night IN the steamer Llkelike and
drove over the mountain TO Waikiki
this morning. accompanied by Rev
stephen Desha of Hilo, ID. Kalauoka.
lani Jr. and A. s. Mahaulu.
There will be a grand political de-
monstration this evening at Waikiki
skating rink In favor OF Kalanianaole.
COURT TERM.
The October term of the Second Cir.
cult Court began on Wednesday morn
ing, with Hon. A. N. Kepoikai presid-
ing and c. W. Ashford acting as attor-
ney general for the government. The
only other Honolulu dignitaries present
We're Attorney A. G.. Correa and Chang
Kim, the Chinese interpreter.
The grand jury with c. b. Wells as
foreman has been at work since We'd
nesday morning, and reported Friday
afternoon at p. m. four indictments
The petty jury has accomplished lit
tie or nothing so far.
Cases of Importance to be tried this
term are-one of mayhem, one of bat
terry and the Lahaina criminal as
sault case continued from last term
If there Is no trouble in obtaining
juries, 1t is probable that all court
business will be completed within ten
days.
This morning the trial jury is at work
on the Sue embezzlement case.
NOTE.
Messrs. w. G. Irwin, w. NJ. Giffard
and L. L. Pinkham, labor commission
ers, who looked into labor affairs last
week on Central Maui plantations, were
the guests during their several days
stay of j. =. Cooke of Kula. Mr..
Pinkham, president of the Board of
Health incidentally inspected hospitals
and called on government physicians.
II. p. Baldwin guided the commission
ers over the plantations of Puunene.
Paia and Hamakuapoko
Zamloch, the great magician, per-
formed before full houses at Puunene
mill Monday and Tuesday evenings, at
Paia, Wednesday evening and at Ha-
makuapoko Thursday and Friday even
ings.
Principal C. T. Mcdonald of Laha-
inaluna Seminary is having rather a
difficult time of it conducting school
without either class-rooms or dormi-
tories, while contractor w. j. Moody
is rapidly constructing new buildings.
C. II. Judd of Hawaii has recently
imported into Maui a second band of
Is Mana horses and quickly disposed
of them all to advantage in Hamakua-
poke, Paia and Makawao. There were
nine polo ponies in the bunch.
The baseball game of the 9th at
Wells Park, Waikiki, was one of the
best of the season, well played by both
mines clean and sportsmanlike. The
Kahuluis won over the Morning Stars
because of Zamloch's expert pitching.
1t was superior to any ball-throwing in
the experience of the Waiuku club.
hului.
At $40 a. m. yesterday morning
East Maui people were awakened from
slumber by the violent shaking of their
beds and their apartments and dwell
ings as well. The earthquake contin-
ued for several seconds. There were
two shocks, one of longer duration than
the other. Aside from the rocking,
rafting and shaking there is little to
make mention Of
]. L. Coke and other Home Rule
Democrats held a meeting at Pauwela
the evening of the 18th and the Re-
publican candidates on the following
evening.
Maunaolu Seminary has now eighty
two girls enrolled.
Rev. o. p. Emerson has recently re-
turned from a tour of East Maui. He
visited all tne ndllVe CnurCHeS en-
route.
j l.. Fleming of Alexander & Bald
win is spending a vacation with his
parents in Makawao.
Government physicians" are no
longer officially designated as such.
They are known as registrars of vital
statistics"
The October evening of the Maka-
wac Literary Society will be held at
Mr. and Mrs. ID. b. Murdoch's, Paia,
next Friday the 2lst
only men presented themselves for
n practice game at the Paia polo
ground last Saturday afternoon. Joe
Taylor's well-known polo pony Queen
has been purchased by Ed, Peck.
Weather-Heavy trade winds, dry,
cool nights