The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-09
YEAR OF
SEANEN'S INSTITUTE
ANNIVERSARY WAS CELEBRATED
LAST EVENING-YEARLY RE
PORT WAS READ.

PORT WAS READ.
The fourth anniversary of the Sea-
mans Institute was celebrated last
evening at the institute and large
number of friends of the institute were
present
f. w. Everton who has charge of the
mission read his report for the past
year. Bishop Restarick spoke and ex-
pressed his pleasure at being connected
with the work.
Among those present We're: Rev.
Canon Macintosh, Rev. w e. Pot
wine. Mrs Restarick, Deaconess Sands
Deaconess VILE, Miss Potwine, Mrs. r.
Potwine, Mrs. Foss, w. r. Foster c.
Lovsted and several ladies interested
in the work.
The statistics of the year, ending on
July so last are.
Visits to United States transports and
Government Vessels, 1O5; visits to mer-
chant vessels in the harbor, 96 visits
to merchant vessels at the dock, 977;
visits to the hospital, 90; visits to coast
guard and naval station. 40; services
anoat, %; attendance of seamen at ser
vices affoat 1872; services i'm chapel, 293;
attendance of namen in chapel 1875;
services at the Queens Hospital, SO; at
tendance of seamen at the hospital, 39l;
holy communion administered, p; at
tendance of sailors. 81; attendance at
Bible class, 11G; concerts and socials
held. SO; attendance of seamen, 2244i
two 4
bound vessels, S26; Libraries put on
coasters COG books), S; seamen frequent
ing the institute, 1OS61; letters written
by seamen, 1885; letters received by
seamen. 256; donations given by sea-
men $2O9 amount of money deposited
$2O14; amount of money forwarded to
relatives, $500.
pottoccoca3ocp o1,eeo1s1o'ttt jc-Eette-e1e4'a
ness to-day. Tommy Feltz was born
in Poland. Eddie (lid) Carter is of
Swedish extraction. Jimmy Handler
and his brother Joe came from Russia
and are Hebrews. Bob Fitzs.mmOns
many years ago took Handler in tow
and Jimmy is known as the eX-cham-
pion's first pupil, Jack Everhart of
New Orleans, who twice fought Kid
Lavigne for the lightweight title, is Of
German extraction. SO is Billy Ernst,
! the "BushWick DutChman.'
: Many prominent fighters We're born
in England-Charlie Mitchell, Pedlar
Palmer, Jem Smith, Dick Burge, Ben
Jordan, Billy Plimmer, Jack Bennett,
Billy Edwards, Will Curley, Jabez
White, Joe Bowker and many others.
Among the Irish fighters who have not
done so we'll in recent years are Peter
Maher, Spike and Dave Sullivan,
George Gardner, patsy sweeney, Martin
Candle, Tom Sharkey, &c. Australia
has turned out Jim Hall, Paddy Slav.n,
the late Joe Goddard, Pete Jackson,
Hughey Napier, Steve O'Donnell, Aus
tralian Jimm. Ryan, Young Critic.
&c.
Those of Irish stock who have excel
lent records ana VINO were born here
of Irish pa. nts are frankie Neil, Jim
Corbett Jimmy Britt, Eddie Hanr.n,
Tim Callahan of Philadelphia, Jack
O'Brien of Philadelphia (whose real
name is Joseph Hagan), Jack Bonrer
Patsy Broderick, Matty Matthews, Kid
Mcfarland, Jack O'Ieefe, Terry Nc
Govern, his brother Hughey, Charlie
Martin Flaherty of Lowell, Billy Ryaf
of Syracus , Al Neil of San Francisco
Willie Fitzgerald and Jack DoWney OF
Brooklyn, Buddy Ryan, Jimmy Briggs
of Boston, Tommy Sullivan of Brook
lyn Tommy Shortell, Mike Donovan OF
Rochester, Eddie Connolly Of Boston
Charlie O'Rourke of Massachusetts
Marty McCue, Jack McClelland, Hug
Kelly of Chicago, Jimmy Walsh Sand!
Ferguson, Marvin Hart of Louisville
and Jack Daily of Wilmington, Del
Tommy West was born in Wales ant
Bob Fitzsimmons, often erroneOusl,
called an antipodean, is a Cornishman
Young Corbett boasts of his Scotch lin
cage, while Joe Choynski, Joe Bern
stein, Abe Attell and Harry Harris o
Chicago are pround of their Jewisl
blood
Negroes who have shcne conspicu
, ously in the ring during the past tel
, years or so are George Dixon, 10
Cans, Jack Johnson, Frank Craig, tn
Harlem Coffee Cooler" Joe WalcOt
Young Peter Jackson, Jack Blackburn
Fred Blackburn, Dave Holly, Han
, Griffin, Sam McVey, Bob Armstrong
, Frank Childs, Joe Butler of Philadel
phia, Harry Styles, George Cole c
Trenton, RUFF Turner of Denver an
last but not least, the late Peter Jack
t son.
, Denmark, the land Of noted wrest
o ers and strong men, has contributed bI
q meagrely to the large army of fighter
: The most recent representative of thf
? country to cut any swath in pugilist
g circles here is Battling Nelson, Nelso
s is a Dane and about as good ligh-
= weight as has been developed in year
But in mentioning Nelson it is not ia
to overlook Harry Peterson, who woul
a have been near the top of his cIa!
f years ago had he stuck to the rules
n common sense training methods.
f HAVEN'T ENOUGH JAILS.