Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-01
CONFERENCE CONCLUDED
BISHOP HAMIL10N MAKES
1906 APPOINTING MIS-
METHopIsTs PASS RESOLUTIONS
OF THANKS FOR ALL WHO
HELPED DURING SESSIONS.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.

alua, Eva and Waipahu and camped
On the parsonage campus. Honolulu
Korean and Japanese Leagues and the
First Church League were represent.
ed on the platform with Chairman J.
NJ. Martin. The president of the Ko-
rean Epworth League of Eva said that
as child he was educated In the re
llgion Of Korea, but this did not salts.
iy him. Now he had found the true
way. Here In Honolulu. he said,
there was trouble to understand all
the different languages. but he hoped
some day to be citizen OF the heaven.
~ city where all will understand each
other.
Mr.. Hong. Korean missionary. said
that Korea was in darkness twenty
years ago. Now Korea had Christ
and international communication.
A lady who has been unable to waIK
for Ave years gave her testimony of
,aith and peace, much impressing all
present.
Mrs. Eddie Damon gave one OF her
popular religious short talks, wishing
that all those that bear the name of
Christ might have the Joy and know
the peace Of Christ.
Bishop Hamilton was the closing
speaker OF the Saturday evening SEW.
Ices. He said. during his talk:
1T IL a great privilege to me to at.
Tend an Epworth League meeting like
this. A meeting where there are Ko-
reaEs. Chinese. japanese, Hawaiians,
and other races as well as those with
which | am more familiar. II makes
N a. - IN Inf kal ia
and hear their testimonies and realize
their Joy in the Christian life.
What a harvest there Is ahead for
hese islands, What riches we can ex.
pect In the years to come. shall tell
the people on the mainland OF what a
wonderful harvest you are going to
get. The peoples of Asia may not stay
here long, but they stay long enough
20 light their torches by your fires and
carry them on the mainland. And we
nre fast coming to the time when
there will be no Russians. no Japanese.
no Frenchmen, no Americans, no En-.
slish, no Chinese, no Indians, whether
east or west, but one great brotherhood
OF man, when we shall be one In
Christ and with Christ In God"
Yesterday the Conference came to
an end. The final session was held in
the morning. Bishop Hamilton presid.
ing. The Bishop delivered a sermon,
following the singing OF Onward,
Christian Soldiers" in three Ian.
euages at once, taking for his text
John 4.22: For Salvation Is OF the
Jews" He spoke of the discrimina.
ton between races and reviewed the
history OF the Jews.
Rev. s. Mura, who came to the Con.
ference from the Presbyterian Church
OF japan, was catechised and recon.
mended to the California Conference
for acceptation.
Resolutions we're adopted thanking
the First Methodist Church OF Homo.
lulu and j. M. Martin for the use OF
the church and the assistance given.
The press was thanked for its "un.
wonted courtesy" The Ladies' Aid
Society and the band were also thank.
ed for assistance at the Bishops re-
ception. The Hawaiian Board also
came In for thanks for It's kindly cour
tesy." The Governor and the Board
of Supervisors were not forgotten;
they were thanked for having express.
the mission by granting the use of the
Hawaiian band Bishop Hamilton was
remembered In the resolutions OF ap-
probation, as were also several indi-
viduals figuring In the work OF the con-
terence.
Bishop Hamilton in turn expressed
bis thanks and appreciation and an
nounced his appointments for the en-
suing year as follows:
Superintendent OF the Hawaiian
Mission. John w. Wadman; English
work. First NJ. Il. Church, Honolulu,
3. w. Wadman; assistant pastor. Miss
Alta Morrison; missionary to the ia.
panese ito be appointed; missionary
to the Koreans TO be appointed): SUI
Gamma Wesley Home, Miss Theodore
Jayne, superintendent; evangelistic
work. one lady missionary ito be sup
blied); Bible woman's work Ito be sup
piled; conference temperance eyange-
'lgt, John NJ. Martin
japanese Work-Honolulu River
st.. $. Yiura; King street, G. Motto
lava; Aiea, r. Takahashi Walpahu
Ito be appointed) Kahuku, L. Toki-
masa; Valance, ito be appolntedD
.ahaina, S. FULL; Hama, r. Abe; kea-
liza and Kappa TO be appointed; Ele'
Gle ito be appointed editor and pub
Usher Hawaiian "Gokyo." @. Motto
kawa; Japanese night school and gos-
pei society. River street, r. Fukimoto,
and King street. Howard NJ. Chandler
Korean Work-Honolulu, c. II. Yin;
Waipahu, Y. G. Kim; Eva, w. s. Kim;
Waianae ito be supplied; Kahuku
and Waialua, G. s. Lin; Lahaina and
Kaanapall Ito be supplied; Spreck.
elsville and Wailuku. p. 5. Shin; Lihue
and Hanamaulu, S. Hyen; Kllauea and
kealia ito be suppliedD; Eleele and
koloa, X. c. Lee; Makaweli and Ke'
kaha ito be supplied); Hilo and olaa.
G. p. Hong; Kohala, c. T, Choi; Kona
ito be supplied Honokaa Ito be sup
Filed; ookala ito be supplied; Ha'
kalau ito be supplied); editor Korean
Christian Advocate, p. X. Yoon; pub
Usher, II. ]. Song; superintendent OF
night schools and Gospel society, G. s.