Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Pauahi Bishop was dead, the impression
Was profound. At once all the places
OF business were closed, and citizens and
aeqUaintances. as they met on the streets,
with sadness spoke Of the loss which the
vino community had suffered in the
death Of the beloved person whose pres
enee brought with il the benedietion Of
her benignant spirit. 1t was not long
after the termination OF the pageantry
Of the funeral rites, amid which her re-
mains passed TO the tomb, that 1t became
known. tsat by the terms Of her will the
larger portion Of her property had been
left to found two Industrial Schools, TO
educate and train the Hawaiian boy. and
girls, who might wish 10 make
good and industrious men and women"
Five trustees were named with the be
reayed husband at the head. The set
tlement Of the estate was so we'll man
aged by the executors, that 10 January,
ls-s, the trustees were put In posses
sion If property estimated at the value
of Si14, 900, with an annual income Of
$50 900 The trustees at once applied
themselves to perfecting plans for the
establishment Of the School for Boys
Rev ". b. Oleson, formerly Of Port
land. Maine, who had proved his ability
10 the management Of a Boarding Schot |
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wa- secured for the head Of the in
.titution IL was proposed to establish
Three years since this gentleman en-
tered on the discharge of his duties,
and after plans were presented for the
building, il was deemed best TO erect,
Mr.. Oleson was granted six months
leave of absence to visit similar schools
in the United States and TO secure a
corps Of teachers who now constitute
the faculty OF the school, six besides
the principal. It was this Industrial
School for Boys that by an earnest re-
Is. f. Marshall, OF Boston, for
merly trustee of the celebrated
Jn.titntinn at Hamilton yirgiui, We re-
GENTLY visited The site chosen i. adj.
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