The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-10
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BY STORMS

liged TO iettison her declSload of lum-
her, After unloading the lumber con-
signed to Pioneer Mill Co. she win
not go to Hawaii with the remainder
of her cargo but will proceed directly
to Honolulu for repairs. Capt Young
still keeps the pumps going.
The bark Louisiana sailed for Port
Townsend yesterday after completing
the discharge of her coal cargo at Ka-
anapali.
MAUI, April Con the evening of
the 3D. the American ship Elwcll ar
rived in Kaanapali from Port Town
send after long hard voyage She
was much battered by severe storms.
In the big blow she sprang leak and
since then her pumps have been kept
working night and day, water COM
ing In at the rate of Is inches an
hour.
During the gale the Elwell was OBJ
BETTER SIDEWALKS.
The supervisors of Maui County met
at their Offices in the Kepoikai block
Waikiki, during Tuesday. Tuesday
evening. Wednesday sod Wednesday
evening when they adjourned until
next month.
\ Aside from the monthly routine bust
ness the principal matter passed up
on by the Board was the authorization
of the new sidewalk along the two
PRINCIPAL streets of the county seat
that is to say, the county and the clti-
zens interested are to divide the ex-
pense of construction of the proposed
Improvement.
MERRY DANCE.
) Saturday evening last u most en-
, joyable dancing party was given in
the new warehouse of the Paia plan
tation store under the auspices of the
local tennis club. characteristic bit
of decoration was tennis net tightly
drawn across the middle of the hall
from rafter to rafter, with rackets
placed here and there among the
meshes. The event was in reality n
house warming and dancing on the
spacious floor As feet by SO feet was a
great pleasure to fifty young people
present. The music by the Paia string
) band was excellent and the fun con-
tinued until a late hour.
THE STABBING CASE.
| Manuel Enos, the Kahului railroad
/ engineer who was the victim of the
recent stabbing affray at Kahului, is
reported as getting better at Malulani
hospital. William Reed, who was ar
: rested for the crime, is still in the Wa
iluku jail and will not be brought be-
: fore District Magistrate Mckay until
the condition of Engineer Enos per-
mits him to appear in court.
JAPS ACQUITTED.
On Tuesday two young Portuguese
} were brought before District Magis-
: trate Copp of Makawao charged with
} the assault upon Daniel Davis, the
blacksmith. but We're acquitted, as the
evidence against them was insufficient
for committal.
) SOLICITING LABOR.
Recently a Japanese named Saraki
was arrested in Pala for soliciting la
Dor for expectation without license"
5 He is now awaiting trial, bond of
$500 being asked. His trial at the Ma
kawao court takes place today.
NOTES.
Capt. Patten of the bark Kineo now
moored in Kahului harbor describes
the waterspout of the morning of
) March 25th as quite a thrilling event,
toltNittlly WITCH lut NulTlluB wilma LOOK
to the land and unroofed a house. Ha-
waiians report two other waterspouts
during the same Sunday morning, one
off Kuau and a second off Maliko.
These disturbances happened about 8
o'clock a. m.
Today, in the Wailuku schoolhouse,
the second meeting of the teachers Of
Waikiki district is being held The
first meeting was spent I'm organiza-
ton, F. =. Rosecrans of Puunene be-
ing elected president. The teachers of
! Hama district have also recently or
ganized an association of the same
kind.
Tonight, the April meeting of the
Makawao Literary Society will be held
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Nicoll of Hamakuapoko.
BY Wednesdays steamer Mrs. w. o.
Smith, who has been at Hamakuapoko
returned to Honolulu.
School Inspector II. NJ. Wells has
been visiting schools of Makawao dis
trict recently.
Manager l.. Won Tempsky of Halea-
kala ranch is on Hawaii visiting stock
ranches.
Tuesday afternoon the Makawao La
dies Aid Society met at the residence
of Mrs. ID. c. Lindsay. Paia
The Nevadan arrived in Kahului on
Monday and will depart today
Little red flags dot the beach and
water fronting Kahulul. These mark
the situation to be used by the
dredger.
On Saturday afternoon next the first
polo game of the season viii be played
ON Paia grounds.
1t is reported that the sisal at Hal
ku has been given up on account Of
the rapid growth of weeds.
Weather-Very warm weather at be-
ginning Of week. Good rain IN local
tiles on Wednesday, Ordinary trade
winds blowing at present
A BIG RATTI,pAUIp