The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12

tracts for the building of the new
Episcopal church and parsonage. lot
has been secured, and sufficient funds
are in hand to warrant the inception
of the undertaking.
The new building constructed at Pa
paikou by the members of the Kalaoa
Church of the Reasonable Service"
for church purposes, will be dedicated
on Sunday. June 10. The members of
this church believe in the self-cure of
diseases by faith. Each organization
has an independent existence and elects
its own pastor from among its men,
bers. There are three OF these churches
on the island of Hawaii and four on
Maui.
The full Hilo band went out to Pa
paaloa Saturday night week to attend
the annual celebration of the Holy
Ghost" ut the Catholic church at that
place. At 9 o'clock the procession was
formed, headed by the band. At the
church high mass was sung by choir
selected from the members of the
band In the afternoon from 1 o'clock
to the band gave a concert. Fire
crackers and bombs were in evidence
and basket lunches were eaten on the
grounds. Those who attended from
Hilo spent q good part of Saturday
night going. and of Sunday night re-
turning.
Rev. C. E. Shields. accompanied by
Mrs. Shields, expects to leave by the
first Hiionian for San Francisco on
their way to Iowa for vacation
visit.
T..
Territorial Surveyor r. d. Baldwin
expects to begin in a few weeks an
extensive job of running lines in the vi
cinity of the volcano on the Bishop
estate property The work will require
several weeks and Mr.. Baldwins family
may accompany him.
The steamer Enterprise sailed for San
Francisco on Wednesday with cargo
of sugar and the following passengers:
Mrs R. E. Byrne and three children,
Miss Ryrne, Miss Davis. Mrs. Augs-
berger, C. o. Laudgren and M. w.
Lloyd.
The text in the decision of Haddock
vs Haddock, in which the Supreme
Court of the United States has recent
" decided that a divorce obtained
against a person who is not resident
within the jurisdiction of the court. Is
void, was received in Hilo by Sundays
mail. 1t seems to be pretty clearly the
opinion of lawyers that persons who
have obtained these void divorces and
subsequently have married, are guilty
of pigamy.-'rribune.
Carl S. Smith states to both Hilo pa
pers that he has received no notification
of the action of the Bar Association
relative to an investigation and he de-
clines to give any statement or express
his opinion on the subject.
r. /. Lille returned home from San
Francisco by the Enterprise last Mon
day
The Wailuku river was the highest in
months last Thursday due, undoubt-
edly, to a heavy rainstorm near its
source The water roared through the
rocky gorge in town for a few hours,
making very respectable torrent.
Co. d returned from camp on Cocoa
nut Island Monday morning, arriving
at 6:10. The company left the Armory
in heavy marching order at $50 Sat
urday with thirty-nine men. A boat
transferred the men from the mainland
to the island. Here tents had been
pitched. Camp routine drill was gone
through with on Sunday. There We're
few visitors at camp Saturday even
ing, and Sunday afternoon quite n
crowd The weather was perfect and,
Notwithstanding all the strictness OF
military discipline, the occasion was
greatly enjoyed by the men. Two or
three of the boys were committed to
the guard house for INSTRUMENTATION
and attempted desertion.
At Monday nights meeting of Court
Mauna Kea No. SS54, Ancient Order of
Foresters, the following were elected
officers for the ensuing term: c. r., G
F. Alfonso; S. C. r., Geo. Akau; F. s.,
NJ Victor; r. S., John Lawrence;
Treasurer, j. P. Fernandes, Jr. S. W.,
d. Reinhardt; j. w, NJ. C. Aguiar; S.
B.. Alf. Silva; ]. B., Siemsen.
The Hawaii Herald has removed to
new building erected for it on Waia-
nuenue street by George Lycurgus.
The Board of Supervisors has under
consideration the purchase of modern
roadmaking machinery.
Second Mate George Mansfield of the
steamer Maui is at present patient
at the Hilo hospital, where he is still
considered to be in a dangerous condi-
tion owing to an accident he met with
at Laupahoehoe last Saturday. He
was directing some of the hands in get
ting a piece of lumber aboard when
the timber swung round Unexpectedly
and pinned him against the rail. lie
was rescued in a few moments, but
was found to be suffering severely from
internal injuries. The Maui came on at
once to Hilo and reached here at $50
DR.. Archer Irwin had the injured man
removed at once to the hospital. The
exact nature of the damage he sus-
tanned can hardly be determined so
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