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I CONDENSED LOCAL ITEMS I
TI'.NTII .NMVKUSAY.
Mr. mill Mrs II ill imi'h Siirirli' Thi'lr
I'iIciiiIh U II lin Tin Mi-ildlng.
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P. 1't-ri. mid diiugllier left 1'iiday fur
lilt Cll.tSl.
Tilt It" Ul'll' HllIV It fl'W llllo llie RITU'I,
outside of tliu luisi mill hnMevi, iis to the
itMson (nr tin' elaborate piepuralioiiH In
1'ieih raekel nut. frt'ili tennis ImiIIh-Ii)
null. WhII NloholiOi.
MI-h 1'loreiiro A. Marken.lo Mini OH
belt It. I'.ilte'u if lliiliiilmi ntc guests nt
tin- Volcano 1lmie. j Aim. P. Peck is theguenl of her dangli- i ,ik ,,t their beautiful home In Puneo, nml
.Mis MiiileCiinaiio leli 1'rltlny hir n ' ler, Mis. J. H. Metcalfe tit I'.ipiiknu. I lo nearly every one llie celebration or
six ui-fk'd lsil to Mr. I.. S. Atingtnl Mi. nml Mis. (i. II. Oete tettmied In their tenth wedding anniversary wits n
Ilohialo.i, Noilh Komi. ) llllo on I'rtday iiltei n week's vacation lit ' complete surprise. When the fjiiesls Ih'
Delicious butler. iy, Hi. s...iircH.-I,. ,,,. rr u,,. t.Illl.tlllllIlllMll ,. by
Turner Co., Mil. 4alf Mr. nml Mm. Holmes 1:ihI Tuesday even-
We Mill lake In exchange old machines I llie Volcano lloice.
for New Singers. Cull nml see or phone Keep voiir clothes In shape liy lining
.Moses K: Uiinionil. Plioue 17S.
K. D. ILililwin was eoiilineil In Ills
lieil lorn week pisl Willi tin prevailing
colTl nnilTever. tli.il lias been ci1ilentlc
lnlel
William Weight, sugar Imiler tit Ookiiln
li.isliceu coulliu'il to liis lionif for llie
pjiHt.ten days with a' severe nttiiek ofcohl
aTiil fever.
The l.ul'ies of the I'irst foreign Cluttcli
will give the first social after the siiinnier
vacation this Priil.iy night in the Sunday
school tooui.
"(iiioil l'otlii" clothes hangers Moses &
Raymond have them.
W. C. Cook, one time liookkceer nt
P.ipalkoii, has accepted 11 similar position
with W. C. Peacock &Co. ntthelrhranch
store at Honokaa. He will he assistant
lo II. S. Overmul, malinger.
Mrs. l'retl Haley miilclillilren were ile
p.utiug passengers 011 the Killail l'liilny.
Mrs. Haley goes lo join her husbauil,
who has scorn il employment on the
Rapid Transit line in Honolulu.
Governor Carter accompanied by Se
U. and Mrs,. W. ILShipinau mid son creliiry Atkinson, .s paying his first
Hfld me spending 11 lew weeks nt Putin , visit lo Maui, mid from reports received
011 Mr. Shiptn.iirs mountain ranch on , is'.icing ngni roymiy enieriaiiien. ine
Manna Ken.
Miss Anna Rose expects lo leave licet
l'riil.iy for Honolulu, where she will pro
bably remain permanently with her
mother nml sister.
Mrs. W. A. Roilenherg. nee Ridgway,
nfljast St. Mmis, Ills, will at rive on the
Kinati Wednesday for a six week's visit, ,
tu her niother and brothers. I
Otis KuglWh attempted to do some
trick riding' down Waianuenue street on
11 bicycle last Thurday and is now carry 1
iug hisnrin in a sling, having sprained j
his left wrist.
J. T. Crawley, superintendent of the
Hawaiian Pertilier Co. of Honolulu,
Ship o( State at Honolulu fs navigating
Itself.
Miss P.lsieand Mabel Wilcox, of I.lhue,
Knuni. have been visiting Mrs. Levi C.
gan to arrive about eight o'clock, they
loand the spacious pavilion which had
liceti especially constructed for the
occasion converted into a veritible hard,
watc store. Strings of shining pans,
pie-plates, gtalers, zizrera and other use
fill articles of the culinary department
in the tin line, were suspended from the
ceiling, and 11 mammoth coffee pot, llie
gift of one of the wiseacres, formed 11 iui
portaut decoration of the latial. One of
thoughtful young men who discovered
the secret late in the day, urtneil n Jap nt
the gate with 11 ipiautity of tin horns.
One of these weie to be given each guest
as they arrived to present to the host nud
hostess us n slight token of respect and
remembrance. When the couple dis
covered the joke, the irate host swooped
down on Japan, captured his supply of
horns nud hid Ilium aw.iy. Later they
were discovered mid distributed among
the crowd which 11tlll71.1l them to the
I.ymnti nt Hilo Hoarding School, They edification of the wedded couple mid the
leave Saturday morning for the Volcano delight of the young people. I.ntcr in
House, where after spending 11 week they J the evening delightful refreshments were
will catch the Manna I.na for Honolulu. I. served in tinware mid partnkun with tin
imiiii- ilmvn from the Volcano House
l'riil.iy, where he has been spending a "cr -n,t J'1''"
short vacation. I A number of friends of Miss
J. K. Drown, Jr. mid bride of Honolulu
were Hllo-visltors Wednesday ell route
to the Volcano House. Mr. Ilrown is
the son of Immigration Commissioner J.
K. Ilrown of Honolulu while the bride is
the sister of Charles Prnsier who is well
known here.
"Kona colfcc," our own roast, guaran
teed free from all adulteration. L. Tur-
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Harriet
Dr. and Mis. John Holland and Mr. I "'tccock gavethnt lndy a surprise last
and Mrs. W. II. Smith made up n party ' Thursday evening ut her home, the
of four, spending Saturday mid Suudiv occasion being her birthday. The new
at Ultiohe." Dr. Holland's country seat K-"e 'f"l'ive Hundred" was introduced
nt Paltoi Puna. "" l,rovcl- " pleasing entertainment
......... .. ... .-. 1 , , till n late hour.
C. V.. Wright, R. T. Guard, Don How- j
man and W. I. Madcria left at . o'clock lf"r up-to-date furniture, rugs mid
Salu.day morning for the slopes of house furnishings call upon G. W. Lock
Mamia I.01, where thev will pitch camp mgton the Pront street dealer. He has
mid rough it for 11 couple of weeks. enlarged his present ipi.trters lo nearly
.. . , , , , .- . twice the former si.e unibis prepared to
Dr. M. Wachs, who has been rustical-1 . . , . ., , ,
, . ., . . . ' fit out your home in it .thoroughly
lug for the past mouth at the coist, is 111 1 , . J J
.. ,,i-,,. , 1 1 . I artistic manlier.
Honolulu and will return on Wednesday
lo resume his practice, Dr. A. 11. Clark
having returned 10 Honolulu last Priday. 1 r'-',s- l-'orelirii Ohurcli.
Cnpt. W. W. Gove of the Ship Port! Sabbath. Sept. 25-M a.m., "What
George was regularly made nil Klk on "'"'" '" '' ""y '."- elcrllal
'i'liiin-lay night at a special meeting of , 1 " ' - "-n- 1-5" P- ", "The Mom
the local lodge. The following day, the 1 K - "" -1'1, Reformation,
iovial cat.lnin left for San l'rancisco. Tuesday, Sept. 20-3:15 P- m.. Regular
'Mi. lnil Itn-Oltl .tu mill kflll !tfl-,llf
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ICugene left on Ihe.S. S. Hntcrpriss Ian V"T'
Tuesilay uioriiing for San Pr.iucisco
meeting of Woman's Hoard in the chuich
Weduesdnv, Sept. 2t--7:.;o p. 111. , mid
week service, topic, "Mormouisin."
Priil.iy, Sept. 237:30 ! ni Social in
the church parlors, to which all are cor
dially invited.
At Volcano House.
The following persons were registered
at the Volcano House during the past
week. Miss Ploreuce A. Mackenzie, Gil
bert R. Patten, of Hakahiti, J. K. Ilrown
sor Willl'img. II. I.. Ross nppenred for "'d wire, Honolulu, Mr. anil .Mrs. c. H.
,lhe Territory mid C. S. Smith for the ap- tre. IW. " ' Austin. J. T. Crawley,
jiellaiits. All of the cases were practi- Honolulu, Curtis P. Iaukea, J. K. Muiviae,
cdlv identical. The ranches hud re- Cnpt. and Mrs. I.. Hell, London, W. D.
turned their stock at $12 to $12.50 per Tyler, D. Wolters, I). A. Arnold, Papni
head, and the Assessor raised it to $15, j kou, John Gabler, Nnalcliu. The weather
from which assessment each ranch owner is clear, crisp and cold.
appealed. The evidence brought before -
the Court went to show that instead of I MiiitIimI.
' stock values having increased during the Sciirai'.dhk-G.vkcia At the Catholic
past year they bad remained stationary, I Church, Wniluktt, on Saturday, Sep'
Hefore her return she may nuke a visit
to the home of her parents at Msocow,
Idaho.
Territory Loses.
,1 11 the twelve ca-es on appeal before '
the Tux Appeal Court of North Kohala
only two weie ined, namely, that of J. I). I
Paris and J.I). Paris K: Co., who appealed
from the increase in assessment of Ases 1
skoiis. Hefoic departing each guest re
ceived a pretty souvemir ill Jhe shape of
a tin heart. Miss Ploreuce Scott cut the
gold ring in the wedding cake, which
filled all the young Indies with envy.
Dancing was the order of the evening
and continued until long past the mid
night hour.
TiicMlity Mglil's Storm.
All of the districts of Hilo and llama
kua were visited last Tuesday by oik of
the severest rain nud thunder storms ex
perienced in many years. The down
pour commenced about 3 o'clock
o'clock in the afternoon nt Hilo and con
tinued for nearly three hours, the torrents
of water being accompanied by intense
electrical displays of lightning mid
thunder. Many a housewife found her
day's milk and cream soured ns a con
sequence. The storm centre seemed to
move utlrthward? and continued late in
to the night throughout the Hamakua
district. At Houokait the telephone ex
change mid numerous house telephones
.suffered from llie effect of the lightning.
The ringer coil used nt the Honokaa
office was hurtled out nml the operntors
were driven from their instruments dur
ing the continuance of the storm. W.
II. C. Campbell reports the rainfall at
Piihouu.iof half a foot in three hours that
the storm lasted, which beats nil former
records ol Jupiter I'lttvius.
nml tne 1:01m ueiu mere was no warrant .
during a period of financial depression to
increase the assessable valueof lie stock. 1
The Tax Court consisted of George P.
Tiilloch, P. Huchholt. and Charles G.J
Macomher. '
tcmber 3, 1904, by Reverend Father
Julieti, George 1. Schraeder and Miss
Mary Garcia, both of Wailitkti. Hilo
papers please copy. Maui News.
New postal cards. Wall, Nichols Co.
Wits 11 llllo Visitor
The late Samuel T. Alexander, the
news of whose death in Suuth Africa was
leceived by last mail, visited Hilo in com
muv with Senator Dickey of Maui in
Ziiiuloch lo Show Agniu.
Prof. Zamloch, the prcstidig'italopaud
conjuror, has had such a successful sea
son during his three nights performances
in Hilo, that he has determined to etve n
special matinee performance next Thurs
day nt Spreckels Hall for Indies mid
children. The performance will begin
promptly at 3 o'clock, after the closing
of public schools and the price of admis
sion reduced to twenty-five cents. This
will be his last appearance before his de
parture for Kohala.
Last (light and tonight, Zamloch per
forms a few parlor tricks at the Olna
Club house. Saturday he is billed foi a
performance at the Kohala Social Hull.
A Rumored Lugagentent.
The rumored egagetuent of Dr. Kdson
L. Hutchinson of Honolulu and Miss
Harriet Hoggins ofO.ikhiud, Cnl. is not
denied by those Intimately acquainted
with the parties. It is understood the
engagement has existed for several
mouths, but only a few have been let in
to the secret. Dr. Hutchinson, the den
tist was formerly located here mid Miss
How To Avoid Tint Danc.drs oi'a
1 Coi.ii. Kvervone must renlie the dan- Muggins two years ngo presided for one
gers attending 11 severe cold, mid that it term over the Hilo Free Kindergarten,
iu riKiMivc ,, Mill,., it In rMlnfiin In.flnriru tin. I . .....
............. , .-... ............. .. 1 where site proven a lavonte both simoiii;
ill llie naiiecr is p.t'M.11. .iiuiiv, iiiimcvit, . , .... , .
do not feel able to lose the tune and will P'treiits mill pupils. It is expected the
l,...rv. l.ist. i.tst urior lo bis deiuttiire "e iiiiereMVii in Knowing uiai 11 sevcre e.....K .u mu ,.m.e ... me s,..,.iK.
' ' , , ,, ., in- 'cold may be broken up mid nil danger
on a tour abroad. Mr. Alexander suffer- , llvo,i,., y tilt. prompt use of Chamber
ed a severe accident which required the Iain's Cough Remedy. It not only cures,
amputation of a foot, from which hedied. i but cures quickly nml counteracts any
1 . l...,.L..t.t t..mr,l nili.lllllAII ,1 !?,- - ,1.,
He was the senior member of the firm of ' """ , "'"'V. ""- '
W ,4 1111 .111, .
For s lie
Alexander & H.ildwiu, of Honolulu.
-Ills
Wheel Ueeoynreil.
Alock Chock, a Chinese was arrested
Sunday afternoon at P.ihon, Puiu, with a
bicycle in his iiossession, belonging to
Charles Steele. The wheel is alleged lo
have been stolen front the front veianda
of Mr. Steel's home 011 Volcano street,
about a mouth ago. The Chinaman is
heltl for examination into the facts.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Chess.
The Chess Club met last Siturday
night at llie home of Dr. and Mrs. Hayes,
'when 11 most enjoyable evening was
spent. The next meeting of the Club has
been postponed to Tuesday night nftiext
wiek, when Mr. nud Mis. D. Maish
will entertain the scientists.
pOYAl,
KIiiiiii Arrivals.
Capt. Hell mid wife, J. W. dishing, J
K. Ilrown Jr. mid wife, Piole.ssor ..mi-,
loch, C. '..iiuloeh, W. Marks and wile,
P, lintels, R. C. Saddler, .Mis. J, Rich
urdsuii and two childieit, j
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
7UERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
A .Vol cil Hitter llend.
Word comes from Puttwaawaa Ranch,
Kohala, of the death of the noted race
I horse Mollie Connors, which has won
I many island inces 111 the past. She wns
1 the properly of Hob Haleuliueof Lahaitin,
nud owing In a hiiue foot had been sent
j to the ranch for n period of rest. While
' there she strayed from the paddocks mid
losing heiself in the rough, uneven
country fell into a lava crack. Three
.seasons ago she broke the half-mile track
'record ut Hnolulti Park, making the dis
tance in 40, seconds. She will he greatly
1 missed by lovers of good racing.
Heading Club Iteorganlzeil.
The Hilo Teachers' Reading Club will
hold its fust meeting Tuesday, Septem-
! her 27, at 7:30 p. 111 , at the Union School
building. Membership is not confined
lo teachers. All who desire to attend are
cordially invited.
The leading subjects for the year will
be linglish History and Huglish Litem
ture. At the first meeting there will he a talk
on Loudon by Miss M, P. Potter, and
work on the hisloiy of lCuglaiid in the
fourteenth century by Mrs. Geje.
Puller tillable to (heil,ikr Midnight
Print ler.
Oft ill the stilly night isn man wakened
from his peaceful sliimbtfts by the lurk
ing of a dog mid the cackle of a hell, but
seldom does he think it worth while In
get up. Hut he had best bestir himself
and see Into the cmise, for llie wily
chicken thief Is abroad, and unless the
sleepy householder be up ami doing, he
will flint the next morning that bis Mock of
ict poultry has llnwti the coop. Chicken
yards along School street nml in Piiiten
have been raided during the past week,
and from three In a dozen fowls carried
off under cover of dan- ness. 11. P. Schoeu,
C. P, Helitou, K. N. Holmes, J. C. Ridg
way, Win. McKny, P. Peck ami others
have rejKirted tosses to the police during
the past ten day, and the ever watchful
limb of the law is being exercized to ap
prehend the culprits. II is generally be
lieved that Porto Uicatts are responsible
for the losses, who like their African
cousins have a keen taste for rarebits of
IhUkinil. .
Last week dipt. Peltcr nrrcsted n Porto
Ricau, who was attempting to sell half a
dozen full grown chickens at fifty cents a
head. To a prospective buyer he said he
could supply all the party might desire
at the same price, ami when examined
by Capt. Fetter explained he was raising
a special variety which he could sel 1
cheap. Not thinking it necessary In go
beyond the story the man was released,
and immediately the thefts were renewed.
On Sunday night, Rev. Curtis H.
Shields received 11 visit from the marauder,
who carried off nine of his best fowls, the
thief being careful to select 'only hens
which were plump nud marketable.
Adam LindSiy alidC. M. Lellloud have
each in turn been the receipicitt of mid
night calls, the latlei losing about a
mouth ngo some twenty-five hens. Capt.
Fitzgerald of Reed's Hay also reported a
loss several weeks ago, but the police
seem unable to trnce the individual or in
dividuals composing the gang, who are
apparently systematically going through
every hen coop in town.
Wnliikeii Mission Reopens.
After several mouths vacation, the
Waiaken Mission has begun its work
agniu with renewed energy. Owiii to
the absence of C. C. Kennedy who lakes
great interest iiKhe Mission work, only
temporary arrangements have been urate.
The demand among the people of Wnia
kea for reopening the Mission school
was so strong that Mrs. Levy C. Lyman
nud the other ladies in charge, deter,
mined to start the work in a temporary
manner. Mrs, Lillian Mesick, of Koha
la, the nssistnut operator nt the Fiinko
wireless station for the past six mouths,
has been secured and will conduct the
Mission school.
Classes in music, sewing mid other
domestic accomplishments have been
started and are popular with the women
who attend regularly. The reading room
which is kept open evenings nud 011
Sunday attracts a goodly number of
men and loys who would otherwise be
upon the streets nud in the way of
temptation. Miss Sarah Lvmaii will
have charge of the musical department,
until the return of Miss Potter.
Airs. Mesick has taken hold with a
good will mid developed many practical
ideas ns to the work. She has likewise
become a favorite with those who reside
in Wniakea anil enjoy the benefits of the
institution. Until sufficient funds have
been secured for the construction of n
cottage for the principal, Mrs. .Mesick
will occupyn room adjoining the Mission.
....
s A (Iriicsome Hud.
In the work of excavation for the
widening of the street at the comer of
Amaula mid Hridge streets, Puiteo, the
workmen unearthed several well pre
served skeletons last Friday morning.
There were three in number and judging
from the size of the skulls and develop
ment of the Iwnes, they were believed Jo
be the remains of n woman, a man ami a
hoy. Much of the frames were found in
a sitting posture, buried about four feet
deep and some distance removed from
ench other. From their decayed condi
tion the bodies must have been buried
ninny years ngo. The oldest inhabitant
does not recnll that this spot was ever
used as a biiriul place or graveyard, al
though it is slated by old residents that
the natives hud n common practice of
burying their dead ut their very door
steps. This may explain their presence
here, for there is mi old Hawaiian hurinl
ground on the hill above Puiteo, which
since the memory of man runneth not to
the contrary, has1 been used by the natives
us the Inst resting place for their dead.
The discovery caused considerable ex
citement ut the lime in that pait of town.
A Suspicious Dentil,
Kiiimi, a native young man, aged about
nineteen, a resident at Waiimku, rode
home Sumlny evening in a drunken con
dition mid it is said tumbled from his
horse. Yesterday morning he wos found
dend in bed with his skull crushed in two
places, ami suspicious circumstances sur
rounding his death caused an investiga
tion by Sheriff Andrews. A corouor's
jury was summoned yesterday afternoon,
which went to the scene and examined a
number of witnesses. It was learned that
Kaimi had had a row with his wife, which
ended in a struggle und a fall. It is
claimed that the ilitmkeu mail fell upon
some broken gluss in the yard, which
I caused his death,
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Vessels whose mimes appear OVF.R the date ARR1VK from the Coast.
Vessels whose names nppear HHLOW the date DHPART for the Coast.
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S. S. KIiiiiii departs from Hilo for Honolulu every Friday nt 10:00 a. 111.
h. h. Mnituit Loa'sinnll closes in Hilo on Saturdays mid Tuesdays marked
i,X) al 2:15 p. in., arriving in Honolulu at daylight three days later.
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