Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-17
what's Doing IN H|L0
NEWsY LETflR FROM The
BIO lSLAND METROPOLIS
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS ACTIVITY.
GAYS FIRST TRIP TO HA-
WAil - NOISE OF
BUOY.
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party was given Miss Alice Weight at
her King street residence last Tuesday
evening. Miss Weight had been de.
Coyed down town by a lady friend
that evening and upon her arrival
home she found the spacious house
full to overlooking with her many
friends. The parlor and DINING room
had been cleared for dancing, which
was enjoyed by those present until
a late hour. During an intermission
luncheon was served upon the lanais
after which more dancing was indulg.
ed. When II came time to 90 home
Miss Weights friends all said they
were sorry that her birthday came but
once year. Among the many guests
present were the following: Mrs. VIM.
Weight, Miss Alice Weight, Miss r,
Guard, Miss II. Hitchcock, Miss +.
Eaton. Miss A. Hill, Miss u. Sumner,
Miss $. Guard. Miss l.. Hapai. Miss II.
IIapai. Miss NJ. Ahrens, Miss X. Rich.
ardson, Miss +. Scott. Miss NJ. Ship.
man, Miss c. Sousa, Miss Il. Very,
Miss Nj. Canario, Miss d. Stewart,
Miss VI. Schmidt; Messre. w. Weight,
G. n. Day, o. English. ]. U. Smith,
J. Kennedy. Mr.. J. Kennedy, Mr.. Frost,
! Mr.. Metzger. Mr. Leonard, s. Grace,
Geo. Hapai, Ted Guard, |. b. Schoen,
J. c. Ridgway, II. Balding, Mr.. Hen
derson, n. G. Campton, Mr.. Sumner,
II. Rose, Mr.. Goldberg. Harry Irwin, DIR.
Irwin and Embert NJ. Brown.
! c. Carmen, late manager Of the
Hamakua Soda Water Works, leaves
for Waihee, Maui, to visit, after which
he will go TO the States where he will
reside.
| J.. Austin, representing the Pacific
Hardware Co. of Honolulu, returns
home today.
/ Volcanic Activity.
Geo. Lycurgus with a number Of
tourists for the volcano. arrived from
Honolulu last week. Demosthenes
l.ycurgus came down from the Volcano
House last Saturday and reported that
the volcano was still active as fire was
10 be seen in the bottom of Halemau.
mau. On Thursday last a number OF
tourists visited the crater and were
rewarded by hearing deep rumbling
sounds ana loud kissing noise caused
by escaping steam. Demosthenes
firmly believes that Kilauea Is getting
ready TO give another of her grand dis
plays.
Robert Innes Leillie. the local agent
for several firms upon the mainland
IS bookkeeper at the Hilo Drug Co.
Ltd, as side issue.
II. Rohrig was in from Piihonua
. Sunday.
, Bruce Cartwright and Prof. r. A
Woods Of Woods Institute of Physica
: Culture, of Honolulu, thoroughly en-
joyed their recent stay at the Volcano
. House. The Professor contemplate
+. making protracted stay at the Vol
. cano some time in the near future II
order to take advantage of the hunting
which abounds in the vicinity.
A telephone message from Hamaku;
states that Miss Lydia Byrne, daughter
, of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Byrne Of KuRui
haele, died yesterday. The Byrnes for
merly lived in Hilo.
OF the Wharf.
!, Yesterday japanese driver for thu
!. ]Iilo Mercantile Co., was backing I
o horse end wagon upon the wharf wheI
I the horse became unmanageable an,
!, lacked of the wharf into the bay. TIT
I whole outfit went 10 the bottom a
b first and later the horses dead bod.
i came to the surface and fioated aroun,
|. In the water. The lumber which wa
:. On the wagon was saved.
d The police caught three japanese a
i Olaa last Friday night in the act o
unlawfully distilling rice. Geo. Roe
3 nitz. assistant-deputy U. S. marshall
# came up by the Kinau and will TAX,
, the japanese to Honolulu to-day.
u A japanese watcher upon n planta
i ton cane flume near Laupahoehoe wa
t missed from his work last Thursda!
o by his fellow workmen and when the.
e went to look for him nothing but hi
I, coat and hat could be found. 1t |
y thought that he fell over the nearb
It precipice and into the ocean. BY las
g accounts OF the affair his body had no
T. been found.
y Suicide Worked Hard.
n Saturday afternoon a few Japanes
II found a fellow countryman not ia
10 from Keaau in nearly dying cond
ton. lie had tried to kill himself b
k saving away at his neck with som
r old blunt instrument. The wound wa
f. ebout three inches long, so Sheri
C. Searle said, and about one inch dee
t, hut was too low down near the cola
ID bone to produce death Immediately
N He was brought TO town and place
II under DR., Hollands care and will pr,
II badly live, He evidently had been !,
ms where found for ut least five day
Iy He said afterwards that he was tire
10 Of living and tried 20 end his life,
II Raising WageS
A planters meeting was held I
lillo lRtt Thursday The labor que
ton was the principal topic of dl
|tubHiOn, SOME of The plauteTs on