The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13

was the first time the territorial musi.
clans had heen heard on Molokai in
ton wears. They gave two concerts and
played throughout the day, entertaining
the girls at the Bishop Home; and then
the girls entertained with songs.
Sending the band was the result OF
n written request from a Committee
composed of John Kalama, F. j. Cook,
Nsmealoha and Joe Lowell. IT was ad
dressed to Mayor Lane, and, for the
interest he had taken, the mayor "a
eeiyed continued thanks throughout the
dav.
Sister Columbia went to Molokai TO
/ remain. She arrived here from San
Francisco several months ago. Accom-
panied BY Sister Benedieta, superin-
tendent Of the Kapiolani Home In Ho-
inolulu, she went TO the settlements ON
the Mauna Ioa. She will aid in the
work on the Bishop Home. Sister Rene,
dicta returned yesterday. Father Phil.
lip, who Is leaving the colony, went to
Molokai to pack his belongings in readi-
ness to depart Thursday.
Brother Dutton. called the g Martyr
Of Molokai,', took keen interest in his
biennial touch with the world ne was
/, visited by almost, all who made the
journey to Kalawao. Governor Pink
ham, an old acquaintance and friend.
spent q long time in the brothers Of
fee. Brother Dutton recalled to re.
porters that Mai. Gen. William II. Car
ter, commanding the Hawaiian Depart
ment, had been in the Office Of Col.
A. w. Wills when Brother Dutton was
post quarterinaster az Decatur Ala
bama, in 1854 and 1855.
| Superintendent McYeigh reported the
/ population Of the island, March 81, rs
745, divided as follows: Patients 6SS
(male 3S7 and female 246); kokuas,
twenty-five males and fifteen females;
other well persons, twenty-eight males
and twenty-three females; nonrleprous
children, nine males and eleven females
| Governor Pinkham spoke at both VII.
lagos He uttered his aloha to the In.
mates, and said that In travelling
throughout the world he had failed 10
find such care for Iepers as was given
at Molokai He assured his hearers
that he was interested as deeply in
their welfare as heShad bsen when he
was president Of the board Of health.
Former Senator Coelho visited the
settlement as the special representative
Of the ways and means committee of
the senate. He acted as interpreter
| for Governor Pinkham also. Talks were
made also by Senator Desha, Senator
Chillingworth, Representative Coney,
Representative Kawewehi, Senator
Baker, Representative Nawahine,
Mayor Lane, Representative Eli J.
Crawford and former Senator Coelho.
DR., George w. Mccoy, director Of the
United States leprosy Investigation sta.
ton, had no progress to report.
| I'VE are working II is q slow task,
trying to isolate the leprosy germs, and
all we can do is to keep trying and
trying" he said.
Many applications had to be refused.
They were from relatives of inmates,
other residents Of Honolulu, tourists
and almost all classes. The following
were passengers on the Mauna Loa for
Molokai: j., ~" nt <.
Sister Benedicta, Sister Colombia,
Rev. Kamau, Rev, Kauiihi, Sam Ka-
maiopili, j. r. Hale, NJ. X. Makekau,
r. k. Nawahine, Governor Pinkham,
Dr. II. 8. Fearse, Lieut.. Col. +. II. Rey-
nolds, @. +. Chillingworth, Mayor Lame,
WI, T.. Robinson, ID. Il. Metzger, K. w,
Quinn, J. II. Coney, II. l.. Kawewehi
a. NJ, Coney, }, Eassoth, Il. X. Fer
handez, l. X. Lyman, w. o. Smith, NJ
De Coito, Stephen Desha, Captain Der,
ger, j. W. Thompson, ii. Vieria, 20. p,
McGregor, II. d. Joe, w, j. ooelho
Mrs. Chiffon, Mrs. Georgina, Fatle,
Phillip, o. II. Lappe, X. Robinson, G.
X. Aiu, d. VI. Kupihea, w. II. Craw,
ford, w. F. Crockett, A. Gareia, r. j
Goodness, II. |. Holman, DIR. Ketchum
Tim Lyons, DR.. Clegg, ID. X. Baker, NJ
A. Mikaele, J. X. Lota, Il. J. Craw
ford, q. II, Huddy, L. Waiaholo, "A. ii
Along, Lieut.. Harry Worral Julius
Asch, DIR. Downeiii Cecil Kalehua
John .Aylett, A. Kaleahoa, u Kula, i
.. Matson, Y. NJ. Bright, Andrew Far
rell, j.. Cunningham, p. Kalekdio, VIM
/ Ahia, Claus Roberts, b, p, Zabe, Harry
I Fawcett, W. r. Chiffon, thirty member,
y Hawaiian aBnd. "&HE&r# ~,F