The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-16
It WAS NOT
FOUL PLAY

MAUI, May 13.-Last Saturday a
coroner's inquest was held by Deputy
Sheriff Edgar Morton over the dead
body of the Chinese found the night
before lying in the Kula road by Po-
liceman Nakihei. The jury decided.
principally upon the testi hony of DR..
Dinegar, that death had resulted from
natural causes, probably heart dis
ease. 1t was at first suspected by the
police that foul play had some connec-
ton with the affair.
Another death among Kula Chinese
was that of All Hin of Kalialinui. who
himself twice-the first bullet being
DETECTED around the abdomen and the
second penetrating the vital parts. On
Sunday, the next day, he was taken to
Puunene hospital, but died soon after
reaching there. All Hin previously had
had charge of the Kalialinui pig ranch
belonging to Tam Yau & Co. Of Ma
,kawao, but upon being discharged for
some cause felt the disgrace, or dis
appointment so keenly that he killed
himself.
A BOY BURGLAR.
Yesterday District Magistrate Copp
of Makawao sent Huhaliilii Hawai-
ian boy of 10, to the reform school for
five years. The youth, who lives at
Pauwela, was charged with and con-
fessed to burglary, having taken $125
in all at different times from the house
of Ike Guchi, a Japanese, who works
at Hamakuapoko, though his home is
at Pauwela.
The japanese had $3.50 altogether
saved up and put away, and the boy
up to the time of his arrest had pur-
Joined $125 of it, leaving a balance OF
$65.
NEW PASTOR ENTERTAINED.
Last evening a reception was given
to Rev. b. v. Bazata in the parlors of
the Paia Foreign church. There was a
large number of the Makawao people
present to greet their new minister.
The evenings entertainment consist
ed of long musical program in which
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin and Miss Sheffield
played a piano duet, the Maunaolu
Seminary girls sang two songs, Mr.. c.
D. Lufkin played a cornet solo, Mes
danes H. A. Baldwin and ]. ]. Hair
and Miss Steele sang a trio, and Rev.
VIM. Ault, and Mr.. S. r. Dowdle rem
dered vocal solos. The program was a
most excellent one.
After the music short speeches OF
welcome were made by Messrs. d. c.
Lindsay and r. F. Engle to which Rev
20 70 hrinH IaH l.
cious refreshments were served.
NOTES.
Recently plantation bitches have
been running unusually full.
There was a practice game of polo at
Sunnyside grounds, Paia, last Satur-
day afternoon.
Today delegates to the Wailuku con-
vention of the goth will be elected by
the different Republican precinct clubs
Candidates for the different county Of
fees do not seem to be numerous. There
is an effort being made to induce Hon.
H. P. Baldwin to run as supervisor
from Wailuku district.
The Makawao Ladies' Aid Society
met at Mrs. d. c. Lindsay's, Paia, last
Tuesday afternoon.
The steamer Nevadan arrived in Ka-
hului from Honolulu on Monday. Rev
B. v. Bazata came to Maui by the
steamer
In about two months the upper ditch
constructed by the Hamakua Ditch Elk
tension Co. will be completed for the
Paia and Hamakuapoko plantations
Then the Maui Agricultural Co. will
have an abundance of water for its
new lands on the plains in the vicinity
of Kula and Kihei. Paia plantation Il
blowing $50 more acres just adjoining
Kalialinui, Kula.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Muir
doch of Paia, with their two children
departed for Honolulu for a months
visit.
Miss Edith Alexander Of Paia is II
Honolulu as the guest of Miss Belle
Dickey.
Inspector of Schools C. E. King. ac.
companied by Mrs. King, arrived or
Maui by Wednesdays steamer. Mr.
King, before departing for Hawaii, will
spend a week or more on this island ir
settling some unfinished business.
Rev. o. p. Emerson preached at the
Paia Foreign church last Sunday.
L. Won Tempsky left Puunene hos
pital last Wednesday and is now al
"Kaleionalu," his Paia beach cottage.
Miss Swan of Paia is visiting Mrs
Penhallow of Wailuku.
Miss Kelley of Honolulu is a new
teacher at Maunaolu Seminary.
On May 20 grand concert will b'
given at "Laieikawai," Paia native
church.
Weather-Showery In localities.
CHILDREN WHEN TEETHING.