The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
.BALDWINS SEVEN MILLION
ESTATE FINALLY SETTLED
Memorial Window Placed---Tablets to
Missionaries---New Ball Ground
Alexander House Gymnasium
Personal, etc.

Especial Correspondence of the Starr
WAILUKU, April 27.-The settle
ment of the Henry P. Baldwin estate
was made in the circuit court of the
Second Judicial District this morning
by Judge Selden B. Kingsbury.
The final account of the executors
was allowed and the executors were
discharged. The distribution of the
estate was made. The major portion
forms a trust company known as the
H. P. Baldwin, Ltd, held for the ben
eft of the heirs,
The inheritance tax as assessed by
Judge Kingsbury amounted to $115,7S1
The beneficiaries named in the docu
ment are as follows:
Abby c. Alexander $500; Harriet
M. Damon, $500; Annie E. Dickey
$500; Mary ]. Alexander, $4,000; e
Charlotte Alexander, $4,000; Trustees
Makawao Foreign Church, $4,000; Ha
waiian Board, S20,00O; Trustees Eas
Maui Female Seminary (Maunaolu)
$4,000; Endowment Fred Baldwin Me
mortal Home, $125,OOO; Emily A. Bald
win, Harry A. Baldwin, Maud M
Cooke, William D. Baldwin, Arthur D
Baldwin, Frank F. Baldwin, Charlotte
M. Baldwin Rice, Samuel A. Baldwin
balance of the estate, the total o.
which is $6,267,6 SOB. The legacies ex
empt amount to $4,000. The tota
exemptions from taxable legacie!
amount to $42,5OO. The discount al
lowed if paid prior to July 8, 1912, wal
$6,O91.06.
Memorial Window.
The Henry Perrine Baldwin memo
rial window was placed in the Maka
wac Union Church last week. The de
sign is THE Sower," and is beautiful!
executed. The window was picked on
by Mr.. H. A. Baldwin, and is the gif
of Mrs. H. P. Baldwin, in memory o
her husband. The color scheme il
that of Mr. R. e. Smith, who has show
great taste in selecting other memoria
windows that have previously beef
shipped from New York, and he ha'
done exceedingly well with this i'm
portant window just placed. The win
dow was built in the studio of Charles
E. Hogeman, of New York. The de
sign is most BETTING the busy ant
highly useful life of the late much-be
loved Mr. Baldwin, who more than an,
other Maui citizen has done so mucl
to build up her social, political and in
.dustrial welfare.
Missionary Memorials.
Two marble tablets are to be erecte,
In the new Wailuku Union church II
memory of the early Maui mission
aries. The list of these early settler
Is long one, and it is proposed tina
the tablets be placed in the vestibul
at the church, so that people may nc
forget the worthy names of those VIII
lived here and did such splendid wor
for the island in the way of education
civilization, and in the building up c
industry among the people. The tai
lets have been given by friends of tn
church in the name of Mrs. Emm
Backus Dodge, the mother of Re-
Rowland B. Dodge the minister
the church. Mrs. Dodge was deepl
interested in the work of missions
She died in 1901 in Worcester, Mass
Obituary,
William Edward Foster died at tn
Kula tuberculosis Hospital at o'cloc
Friday morning.
About year ago Mr.. Foster went
the new hospital in Kula, hoping so
improve in health that he could ono
again do active work. He had bee
with the Maui Agricultural Compan
and before going to Kula superinten
ed the construction of the Fred Bal
win Memorial Home in Makawao.
was generally thought that up
about two weeks ago he was somewhi
improved in health. Last Sunda
which was his thirty-first birthday
was taken with very bad hemorrhag
and his condition was so serious thi
the family was anxious about him, al
his brother went from Paia to see hiI
On Tuesday and Wednesday he SCENE
somewhat better, but another hemo
rhage came on and he passed awe
at one in the morning of Friday H
wife, brother, father and mother We
in constant attendance during the la
three days when he was failing sora
idly.
Mr.. Foster was a Mason, and WI
buried at his request with the NJ
sonic rites on Friday afternoon at Il
Makawao cemetery. The floral displi
was. beautiful A large number of cal
lilies were sent by Mrs. Harry Bal
win and Mrs. Worth Aiken from the
mountain homes Friends came fro
all parts Of Maui. Mr. Foster leaves