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Saturday, . June
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S? This week hn.j witnessed a touching paguent on Maui, tliat of
a queen without a country, received in royal state by her loving
fsabjects. Lijiunknlani still reigns, but her only empire is in the
hearts of Hawaiian, who would bo less loyal to the 'new order of
things, if they were less loyal to her. It would be a very small and
mean mind which would decry this exhibition of loyalty to a de
throned sovereign, or condemn the spirit which prompts the Haw
auans to render loving fealty to tiiuir queen. While it is true that
our present form of iroverument carries with it a patent of nobility
to every Hawaiian citizen, who has succeeded to the sovereignty
once claimed by the queen alone, and who now individually exer
cises the prerogatives once appurtenant to the queen alone, still
it must be remembered ha$ in the person of Liliouokalani is. vest
ed all that remains, to Uawaiiaus of royalty, and that when she
T.asses away there will be noue to follow her, and tnat the long line
of Hawaiian sovereigns will end in a dream of past power, Then
let none begrudge tho loyal and alTectionate greetings with which
Hawaiian received their Inst ruler.
?( The grand jury, whose labors will'probably be concluded to
day, are to be complimented on the result of their work. Com
posed of intelligent and practical men who fully undeistood and
realized tho scope and. importance of their duties, they went to
work at once and did overtime, in order to expedite the work of
the Court. The hint in some of the Honolulu papers that it was
"Kalua's jury," with the inference that it had been packed to do
Kalua's behests will provoke a smile from those who are acquaint
ed with the personnel of the jury. Pending the trial of the in
dictments which they presented, this paper will offer no sugges
.tions, but so far as their energy and ability are concerned no less
than their frceiou: I'roin subservience to the wishes of the court,
no question can be raised, They have set a high mark for future
;rand juries to copy, and they can rest assured that so far as the
JviS and the people of Maui generally are concerned, they are
' fully entitled to the verdict of "Well done."
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The cullure of sisal on Maui has now assumed definite shape
under the auspices cf the Haiku Plantation, and there is no reason-'
able doubt of the success of the entei prise. And this is less im
portant of itself, than are tho results which will flow f rom a suc
cessful enture in sisal culture, for if ic proves a profitable crop,
I'lioro are thousands of acres on central Maui which will be planted
to sisal. It will not prove a poor man's crop, for the two reasons
that it is an expensive job to clear land for sisal and further that a
long, tedious wait will be required to reap the first fruits of an at
tempt to cultivate this plant. ' Still W'th Haiku as a successful
leader, it is difficult to estimate the vastness to which this industry
may eventual lv be e xpanded. , '
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J One can but wonder what the real conditions are at the Isth
mus with reference to the position of the Colombian govern
ment in the Panama, Canal Treaty matter. There are evidently
wheels within wheels in the matter, and in this connection It would
be well to remember that the transcontinental railway combine
fought the canal in the open until
off from Nicaragrua to Panama. Their motives for fighting to delay
or defeat the canal are still operative, and had they taken to bush
whacking, they could have foreseen and produced exactly the
cond tions which now exist, and one thing more, they will not
hesitate to use money, if they deem it necessary.
SSl Among the textil j fibers produced on tho Islands, Manila
.hemp is, next to sisil, attracting most attention at present, and re
.cently a long and instructive bulletin has been Jssued by the Phil
jppine bureau oiAgi icuituro concsrning mis noer. some years
nince, quite a number of plants of
Valley, by Mr. Armstrong, the father of Mr. Fred. Armstrong of
Paia, Samples of thf liber of the
and pronounced to bo lacking in
periments should be male,
Si The lower l ouse of the legislature deserves credit for the
vorj it did in the regular session,
ed during extra session but the people ure beginning to get tired
'-f its present batidcrlog performances. The needed work is clearly
c Jt out before it, and ready at hand,
has arisen to go outside of the needed work, to fight windmills. It
;s time now that this foolishness should stop, and that tho House
should get to work, finish its labors and adjourn.
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i ia uuucijiimu tuaii u. XJ. XJillU Will Ui UailiU Will Sllip U'S
rop of pineapple i. i';o coast, on the big steamers which carry
'gar from Kahului. It would justify these steamship companies
i . iix a low ratoof freight on pines, and it Mr. Bald win's veuturo
. -x financial success, it. will d, miwli tit tr.i m nl iio !-.. nt
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f pine orchards on Maui.
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; j And now come two white Lalmina cats which sport respect
ively one yellow and oi:e blue eye each. Had it been blue cats
T.- I -. 1 . !i . . 1 . ...
. rqui rJiMiiuid, wim j iut t. nm
eqn surprised, dui suca tilings
.,- :ile tht grand jury in in session.
MAUI BLUE BOOK
Hon. J. W. Kulua, Circuit 1ml Re, WhIIuku
Ij. K. Crook, t'lprk Circuit Court. Wailuku
Judge W. A. McKay Uist. Magistrate, Wailuku
" t'has. Copp, " " Makawao
" Kuhaulnlio " " Lahalna
" Knlciknu, " Honunula
" J. K.. Hnnuna, " ' Hana
" Plimuuu, " " Klpuhuln
" Muhoe I " " Molokal
" KabooUalahnla, ' banal
L. M. Baldwin, Sheriff, Wailuku
W. E. ButTfirv, ' Diputy Shortfl Wailuku
Edgar Morton " " Makawno
C. H. Ltnusuv, " ' Lahniua
t Wittroiik, " ' Huna
U. Trimble. " " Molokui
a. H. ("umnilnga Captain Police.
H. lwirna,
Wm. Kcuuu, "
E. C. T.rrist v. " "
J. K. Wuhuiian, " '
V. T. Robinson, Tsx Assesaor,
.1. N. K. Ki-ola, Deputy Assessor.
W. O. Aiken,
G. lunn, "
M H. Router, "
Wnl'uku
Makawao
LaliaitHt
Himn
Kalaupupa
wailuku
Wailuku
Paia
Lannina
Hana
driven to bay, and then switched
Manila hump wen) set out in Iao
plants were sent to the coast
tensile strength, but further ex
o
and for what it has accomplish
but an unfortunate disposition
vw wv.M I'V Otlilg UUb
grn?ii uujS.-Qiie WOUU llot have
sfcouia not happen ap 'Lahaina
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Kamchamcha Day
'Thursday at Wailuku was a vrala
day to be remembered. The presence
of the ex-queen' on Maul lent an air
of gayety, and tho Kam. boys with
their band music and the promise ..pf
a good name of ball in the afternoon
addeu to tho etcitcinent.
The luan at the Skating Kink was
a great success. At ten o'clock, the
nilpAn with lit n 1 1 onrlnri tu nri'ivud
1 ...... ..v.. M.v.iv....u.i i.
and was escor ted to a seat of honor
on a raised tli as. Here she was j'wl
td by Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox,
Mrs.
Dorcas Rid.iardson, Louis Kookoo
and Thomas Clark. Mr. Kookoo in
a brief but pleasant speech present
ed thequee n to the immense assembly,
and she ht aciously arose and address
edn few kindly words "to the audi
ence. After a briefluau, and a few
songs, she withdrew, and the luau
continued till one when several
speakers took the platform and dis
cussed the issues of ihn day.' Hubert
Wilcox led off in a speech from wnich
it was easy to see that ha had evi
dently read and digested the advice
given in the Maui Mnwa, for be
argued that the time had come to
lay aside party wrangles in local
affairs, and that the better elemerls
of tho Island should unite in the selec
tion of honest and capable super
visors and other county officers. He
spoke kindly of Delegate Kalaiiana
ole, and advised his hearers to sup
port him at the next electbn if they
saw fit, and '.hot he Wilcox would be
satisfied with the position of leader
of the House in the next legislature.
Senator Kaiue. who was present,
spoke briefly in the same strain, and
so did Thomas Clark. Then followed
Mouth Makekau of Lahaina in a per
fervid address.in which he udvised the
homerulers to disregard tho advice
of the previous speakers and hang
together on strict narty lines. There
was an immense attendance at the
liiau, and an abundance of food for
all the hungry ones.
At one o'clock the crowd began to
thiu out at tho Skating Rink and
gather at the ball ground at Wells
Park to witness two games of ball
booked for the afternoon.At 1:30 the
game was called between the Alohas
and the Y. M. I s with the following
line-up. Alohas. Boote, p.; Nelson,
3b.; Coke, ss.; J. Walsh, lb.; Keeney,
2b.; Mountcastle, c. f.; J. Garcia c;
Wadswortb, l.f.; Braune, r.f. Y. M.
L" Enos, cf.; Varconcellos,, r.f;
Holsteiu l.f.j Gomes, s.s.; Shaw. P
Crook lb.; Meyer 2b.; Smith, c;
Schrader, 3b. '
Seven iunings were played, during
which Vadsworth rau likeVa wild
man, Crook played the game of his
life, En os batted cannon balls. Mount
castle caught everything. Coke short
stopped all round his feet, Nelson
surprised his most intimate frisnds,
in fact both teams played like Dro-
fessionals, and then the game was
called off with a score of 12 to 11 in
favor of the Alohas, in order to lt
the Morning Stars aud Kams play
ball.
The line up of these two teams was
as follows:
Kameuamehas. Kealoha, c; Pa,
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s.s.; E. Morton, 3b.;. Maioho, cf.;
Brown, lb.; King, .cf.; Hamauku,
2b.; Kaniakau, p.; Patten, l.f.
Morning Stars. Crowell, r f.;
Smith, cf ; J. Garcia, 2 b. ; Talapala,
3 b. ; A. Garcia, s. s. ; Jackson, 1. f. ;
N. Krueger,, P.; T. Kruegcr, C;
I'icard, lb.,
The Kams showed some beautiful
field work in practice, which they
did not make good in the game, and
their battery consisting of Kamakau
p., and Knuloha, c. played their
'
Lfiame for them.
The Sta s were in
fcroU 'or
m and with the two Kruegers
fr a battery, made winners, by a
score of 8 to 1. The Kams barely
missed a whitewash, which they
would have got but for nv exusable
error by A. Garcia, s.s. of the,Star..
An easy liner had been rapped to
him and he stooped to pick it up.
But unfortunately the ball struck a
treacherous pebble at first bound
and flew over his head giving King a
run wlule Jackson was putting it
back to the diamond.
In the lirst inning the Knms led at
the bat. Kealoha," out at first. Pa
flew out. Morton out at firt. Result,
a goose gg. Then the stars came to
bat. Crowell, out a,t lirst. Smith safe
to first. J. Garcia,2'bagger Palapula,
safe to first. A Garcia struck out
Jackson flew out, 2 runs.
In the second inning the Kams
captured another goose egg, and the
btnis piled up 4 runs.
Tn tho third inning both aggrega
tuns' negotiated goose eggs, and
from that time the game ran easy
to the end of the ninth inning, when
the score stood as follows:
1 2, 3. 4 5 6 7 8 9
M. Stars . ...2 4011000 8
Kam? 0 0000001 01
Circuit Court Notes.
During this week, the grand jury
have presented the following indict
mcnts:
Terr. vs. Ailama, assault with in
tent to commit rape.
" Chibo, assault with wea
pon.
. " Wong Lock, larceny 2nd
degree.
Jose Rodrigo, larceny 2nd
degree.
" John K. Keanu, burglary
1st, degree.
" Roke Pasane, larceny 2nd
degree. ,
" Jose Gomes, larceny 2nd
degree.
" Jule Rodrigues, polygamy
vvuiiam Jfuniai, perjury
laki, assault with wea
pon.
Suyanago, 3 indictments
for larceny, 2nd degree.
Ah Mi, bribery.
" Iona Kaai, perjury.
Rodriguea.charged with nolvcrnmv
plead guilty and Suvanago. the half
witted Kula Jap was examined by
tne pnysician and pronounced insane,
In the Ah Mi case, defendant in
posed a demurrer to the indictment,
which was argued yesterday morn.
mg and the demurrer was overruled,
iesterday afternoon the
Terr. vs. Bar telle was on trial, anri
the case of Terr. vs. Kane Is set for
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this morning at nine o'clock.
The graud jury will probably pre
sent their final report and adjourn
today. With tne exception of two
days this woek they have been con
tinuously in session since the opening
of the court, ten days ago, and as
they required the services of the
prosecuting attorney, the trial of
criminal cases has necessarily been
delayed. ''
Stray Notes.
Bob Wilcox is urduly exercised
over Maui politics becauso with al
due deference to Bob, the people pf
Mnui me quit able and willing to
attend to their own affairs, without
his assistance.
U. S Minister Conger at Peking
and Russian Minister Cassini at
Washington are at logger1 ends, pver
statements mad by Conger and de
nied by Cassini.
The Honolulu league baseball
teams take possession of their new
diamond today, with elaborate cere
monies.
HAIKU SUGAR
CO.'S STOR
Boots Shoes
Kerosene Oil, Gasoline
Cold Watches Silver Watches
Groceries Dry Gocds Clothing
Dry Goods
In part as follows:
Everett Classico Everett Ginghams
Mercerised Silk Zephyr
Macrame Lace
Leno Applique
Windsor Surelle
Brocade
Chambrag
Lenore Stripes:
Reina Stripes
Scotch Zephyr
Stella Batisto
, Emoroidered Swiss Dots
Dotted Swiss
Nainsook
Black Dimity - .
Berlin Lawn
Seersucker
Methuen Ginghams
. P. Mossman
Manager.'
KAHULUI
R. R. CO.
J LUMBER J
BUILDING MATERIAL
AGENTS
Wilder S. S. Co.
Terminals at Wailuku,
Spreckelsville and
Paia. , . .
CENTRAL OFFIcfa
IMPORTERS
And Dealers o
IAO HOTEL
MON CHEONG, Prop.
First Class Restaurant
Meals at All Hours
BVesh Bread, Pies and Cakes
Cigars, Cigartttes & Tobacco'
Canned fruits of all kinds, jellies and
jams for ?ale.
High St., Wailuku.
J.F.CUNNINGHAM&CO.
Wholesale Grocers
34 Sl 36 Steuart St.
S. F., Cat
Dealers in all Kinds of Pro
visions and Faucy Groceries
C. T. GREEN,
Agent.
TffEROJHENBERGCO.
117 Battery Sr San Francisco, Ca.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LIQUORS.
Old Judge Whiskey .McBrazer S. M.
Gladstone Kye.
C. T. GREEN,
Agent
New .
Saloon
Your Brand
f.OF
Ice Cold Beer
Always On Tap
Choice Wine for Bar and Table Use
Cold Drinks and All Varieties of
Aerated and Mineral Waters
A. K. STENDER Proprietoh-
' Kahului Maui
The Aloha
.Saloon:
T. B. LYONS. Prop.
Ice Cold Beer '
ALWAYS ON HAND
First Class Wines & Liquors"
Prlmo and Seattle Beer
Maeket St., (Adjoining old Meat"
Market).
WAILUKU MAUI.
Macfarlane k Co:.
Opposite Waiick Depot
Wholesale & Betail Liquor Dealers',
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AGENTS F?OR
Sohlltr Beer that made Milwaukee famous,'
Anbousor Buach A .inimwu..a x D
O. P. S. nourbon, Es & Sour-mash.
vv i, um repp er & Capo Horn Whiskey.
Du(Iy'suuremalt& r.'. '
bpruacce-Sianley' s fumousO.F.C.& Ken.Javorl t '
Celebfutod JohnI A n r. r. c..t. ..rv...
u. c. Li. Old rom, 4 London Dry, Honeysuckle
Palm Tree, & P Boom Gin.
Hennessy's Brandy A Australian Boomerang ?
Konlor & Van . Bergona wine & the famous Ingle .'
nook wines, C.H.Mumm & Co. ex-dry Champagne '
wo ma ko a specialty of shipping.
LAHAINA
SALOON
Matt. McCann PaopuiEToa1 '
jChofce Brands
i f
;Amerfcaf & Scotch Whiskey
Beer, Ale Wine--
Ice Cold Drinks -
Mahului,- Maui.
ULahaiiia SlvAi T, H,
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