The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-12
NEW FARM PRODUCTS
BEING TRIED ON MAUI
c. II. Bailey Experimenting with Wheat and
Hay---Many New Citizens Items
from Maui News.

are residents of all parts of the island
and show that distance is no har to
their eagerness to become identified
with Uncle Sans liberal government
LAHAINA LINES.
After a residence of about 80 years
at the Beach House, Mr.. and Mrs Mo-
lony have left this town. and will pro-
coed at once to St Louis and other
places on the mainland They expect
to return to the islands in the latter
part of August, but will probably es-
tablish their home on one of the other
islands. Mr.. Isenberg is now living
at the Beach House.
There was a very quiet celebration
of the Fourth. The American flag was
displayed in several places. and the ex-
hibition of the japanese School took
place in the evening, under the direc-
ton of Rev. T. Komuro. The singing
was very good and a historical address
in English deserves special mention.
Prizes We're awarded, and refresh
ments were subsequently served.
AFTERMATH OF THE FOURTH.
Manuel Chase, an employee of the
Wailuku Stables, was arrested late
Monday afternoon and charged with
assault with deadly weapon on Pro-
prietor Antoine de Rego, inf1icting a
serious scalp wound and bruising the
fingers of his right hand. Chase also
attacked Manager Camara striking
him on the hand and shoulder The
weapon of attack used was a sort of
case with metal mountings. The case
is pending trial. Mr.. de Rego is slowly
recovering.
ENTERTAINS ADMIRAL BECKLEY
Admiral George C. Beckley was the
guest of honor at luau given at the
home of Judge A. n. Kepoikai on
Monday evening. In response to a
toast by the host Admiral Beckley
made one of his characteristic after
dinner speeches, paying pleasing trib-
ute to the host and hostess. Mrs. Cap
tain Soule OBLIGATED as toastmistreSS.
After the AdmiraPs toast many of
. the guests We're called upon for short
remarks and very enjoyable even
ing was spent. Those present were:
Admiral Beckley, Captain Soule and
wife, w. H. Smith and wife, J. Castle
Ridgway of the Hilo Tribune. A p
Taylor of the P. c. Advertiser, F. j
Tesla of the Independent, Mark Rob
inson, Jr, ]. NJ. Vivas, George Weight
H. Chillingworth, J. N. K. Keola. Ed
mund Hart, T. A Lloyd. w. Vida
Hon. s. Keliinoi and wife, Miss Nancy
Cummings, Miss Mollie Cummings
Mrs. T. B. Lyons and Miss Daniels.
| Pioneer Plantation turned out 17.00I
! tons of sugar this season, and the out
+ look is bright for 10000 tons next sea
son.
w. A Bailey was granted divorc'
from Kauaanalio Bailey, in the Seconc
Circuit Court Wednesday forenoon.
Dame Rumor has started a story t.
the effect that the taroena factory 10
Gated at Waikiki is to be started III
shortly under very favorable condi
tions and new management.
Chas. Belina requests the News t.
state that he is pau with races AM
race horses on the Islands. He vii
ship Billy Lemp TO the Coast on tn
Nevadan, and also goes up himself 70
a short trip to California
Judge a. n. Kepoikai, Mrs. Kepoi
kai, Mrs. T. B. Lyons and Circui
Clerk Edmund Hart We're the guest
of honor at a luncheon given at tn
Maui Hotel on Thursday by Messrs
w. II. Smith and Captain A. l. Soul
hosts. and Mesdames w. H. Smith
and A. L. Soule. hostesses.
George Henderson, formerly of Pun
meme, returned from the Klondike las
week, and met hearty welcome from
his many Maui friends.
David Starr, who surprised the tai
lent by landing Sambo under the wiz
a little ahead of the bunch in the FIRE
for all, likes WaiIuku so well that h
wants to live here always.