Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
DELAYED LUMBER
FINALLY LANDED
Kamehameha Day Will Be Fittingly
Celebrated-Church Holds Con-
firmation Servite-Native Child
Drowned.
Especial to Bulletin.)

TO Mrs. Kanckapolei Ekela of Kaha-
kuloa. This cargo has become his
toric by the fact that the lumber
was bought in Honolulu last Octo-
her and that the steamer Mikahala
made two unsuccessful trips to Ka-
hakuloa with the lumber and both
times the lumber was taken back
to Honolulu. At one time It was
landed at Honolua, nearly ten miles
from Kahakuloa.. Two months ago
negotiations were again opened with
the lumber people and with the In
ter-Island steamship company Office
in Honolulu
After much correspondence with
the main Office and personal appeal
to Captain Bennett, the authorities
finally permitted to have the lumber
brought by the Claudine to be land
ed on the hOmeward trip. On the
first trip the weather was so rough
that although two canoes were out
at sea waiting for the steamer, as
arranged. to tow the lumber ashore,
the captain did not think 1t wise to
land the cargo and so on the fol-
lowing trip, last Wednesday even
| ing, April 6, at about 6 O'Clock. the
Claudine arrived off Kahakuloa on
her way to Honolulu, and the two
canoes were on hand. The lumber
was successfully low cred in RATS and
taken ashore by the natives in ca
noes, and the cargo got ashore safe
ly and in good condition before
o'clock that night.
The natives of the little village
of Kahakuloa were SO happy that
they concentrated the event with
a luau, and remembered Captain
Bennett of the Claudlne, Vice-Presi-
dent Mclean of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company and
President r. J. Lowrey OF Levers a.
Cooke for the part they took In try
Ing their best to have the lumber
landed at its destination.
Confirmation Service.
His Lordship Bishop II. b. Res
tarick OF Honolulu preached at the
Church of the Good Shepherd in
Waikiki last Sunday to a very large
congregation. Three young people
were confirmed by the bishop
Jackie Bal and Misses Mary Bal and
Mary Hart. The bishop preached a
very able sermon. He commended
the congregation and all those who
helped on Easter Day towards the
new church fund. The choir of the
church rendered again the Easter
anthems with great effect.
Child Drowned.
A three-year-old native child was
drowned at Puuohala, Waikiki, last
Saturday evening. Another native
lad brought the sad news to Wal
luku and stated in elegant Hawaiian
that the mother so loved "dago red y
that she forgot all about her child,
and when she got up from her
drunken stupor her child was al
ready dead several hours.
Convicted Murderer.
Rinsoburo kuwahara, the Japan
ese tinsmith of Wailuku who stabbed
and killed his own brother some time
ago, was convicted of murder in the
second degree by a jury last Wed,
resday evening. The case was be-
gun before Judge s. u. Kingsbury on
Tuesday, March 20, and has there
fore occupied the attention of the
court, the attorneys and the jury
for about eight days. County Attor-
ney ID. II. Case represented the pros
ecution, while Attorney Douthitt
espoused the cause of the defendant
Mr.. Douthitt's argument I'm behalf
of his client last Wednesday morn.
ing Is said by those who heard hin
to be one of the ablest and the most
pathetic appeals ever delivered be-
fore Maui jury. The jury went
out during the afternoon and in the
evening returned with verdict. o
guilty of murder In the second de
gree. On Thursday noon judge
Kingsbury passed sentence on de
PENDANT, giving him thirty-five years
in, Jail, after hnding out that de
PENDANT was thirty-eight years o
age. The defendant, like most Orr
entails, takes his sentence in an in
different manner, but inwardiy HI
may feel the full meaning of a sen
tence which is virtually life sen
ten e unless previously pardoned 70
good behavior, of which he has al
abundant supply during his norma
periods.
Kamehameha Day.
Tax Assessor j. II. kunewa, Sen
ator and Republican Campaign Man
ager S. Il. Kalama, Democratic Cam
paign Manager NJ. X. Keohokalole
Contractor J. A. Aheong, County Au
Stor Charles Wilcox and School In
spector c. Il. King all met in Wal
: luku last evening, arranging for
dinner and speech making OH Jun
II In commemoration of Kameha
meha Day, They are members o
Kamehameha Lodge and they wis
to celebrate the day In a Httiu