The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-19

Lahaina for the Incorporation of the
Chang Chong market. The capital
stock is fixed at $4,000 which may be
increased to 100000 The company is
| to conduct a fishmarket and also have
the right to buy and sell real estate.
with coat of arms, cigar cases and
tobacco pauches at Fitzpatrick Bros.
On the suggestion of DR.. Koch, the
German savant who visited Hawaii
some months ago, the uneXpended
balance of the appropriation for ie-
prosarium will be devoted to the es-
Enlistment of a laboratory for the
study of leprosy in these islands.
w. A. Brady's company playing
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
will arrive here from Australia jan
uary and appear at the Hawaiian
Opera House January Z and under
the management of W. d. Adams.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Central Union Church will hold it's
|
morrow afternoon. All those having
gifts for the Home will please leave
them at the church in the morning.
| The car will leave Pawaa junction at
2:30 p. m. for Kaimulli.
Kamehameha boys and girls were
conveyed in the cars, accompanied by
the Hawaiian band, to the mausoleum
this morning. With appropriate cere-
monies they decorated with flowers
the tomb of Princess Bernice Pauahi
Bishop, founder, by last will and tes-
lament, of the Kamehameha Schools,
this being founders day.
The N. G. H. has received $4,000 from
the War Department, of which $905.06
was to pay the balance due on the
trip to Camp Perry, Ohio, of the rifle
team, and the remaining $559594 to
I ray the expenses of the coming an
al encampment Invoices for a
Ian Sc amount of ordnance and quarter
masters supplies have also been re-
ceived.
Oahu Lodge, No. 1, Knights of Py-
thias, last night elected the following
officers for the year: c. c., Fred r.
Nugent; V. c., VIM Zones; p, G. A.
| Gulicl1 M. of W., John Everson; K. of
r. and s., Richard Costing; M. of E.,
Otto F. Heine; NJ. of F., Chas. A.
Reeves; NJ. of A., Geo. W. McCarty;
I. G., Sam Fox; o. G., Alex. Walker;
trustees, Jno. Neil, P. c.; David Day.
ton, P. c.; A. G. Deering.
Ex-Governor Carter was among the
speakers at the 21st anniversary of
| the Rochester, N. Y, Chamber of
| Commerce others being James J. Hill,
the railway magnate, and DR.. Nicholas
J Murray Butler On behalf of Hawaii
he disputed Boston's claim to being
| the hub of the universe. Mr. Carter
married one of Rochester's daughters
sixteen years ago and in his speech
alluded to the fact.
! Dr. Ament, the famous missionary
of the Boxer siege in China, passed
through here in the Nippon Maru on
| his way to New York for medical
treatment, having been badly injured
| by being thrown from a horse. At
times during the voyage to Honolulu
he was unconscious. During the siege
of Picking DR.. Ament was chairman
of the committee of confiscated goods.
The Germans had him arrested for
looting. After an investigation in
New York in 1901, where he defended
himself, he was exonerated.
Parts of Handlers Messiah were per-
formed at Bishop memorial chapel,
Kamehameha Schools, last night by
a quartet consisting of Mrs Allan
White, soprano Mrs. Walter Hoff-
mann, alto; Mr. Arthur Wall, tenor,
and Mr.. Chester Livingston, bass, as
sisted by a chorus of two hundred
voices from the Kamehameha and
Normal schools Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Bartlett and Miss Margaret Cooke
= were the organ and piano accompan-
lists Mrs. A. B. ingalls, rendered one
of the arias as a violin solo. Mrs. A
B. Tucker, Miss Byington and Mr.
: Stanley Livingston had trained the
chorus in its subdivisions. Mr.. Living,
stOn was conductor of chorus at the
performance.
Representative Tawney of Minneso-
ia, chairman of the appropriations
!, committee, has declared in favor Of
, cutting down expenditures on battle
= ships and coast defenses, but makes
an exception of Hawaii. He endorses
the fertilization of Hawaii as a nava
base, as with that complete ut viii
be out of the question for any Asiatit
fleet to attack MS on our own coasts.
? He says he was the first man in the
House of Representatives TO make Z
speech I'm favor of the annexation o
Hawaii, realizing It's Importance as
naval base, That was In 1897 and the
passing years have confirmed his op
lnion then entertained