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The daily critic., 1890-08-26
HOTEL HRRITdLS.


Fgirl.I.rH. George So. NuIH. Now
York J H. Reeves. Centre Ala: r. Ma
riui ld e.. ID Pierce Louisville, Nv.
Naruu-w ID Hm. DmvHls, Vas
John Moore MLIfg-Hgrr Pa, p. H.
IwGl Johu Nacer IMl -1mcrs fni w.
L. UtmuE NgN York.
IaH.F NHIgr. Livingston. lex
w. VI. -f.rmeggr. w. B St1Ees j.. b.
stuIls. South Cuu"us. r. G. Kinney.
SiaGut0u. va: George GluEogcl. %. w.
Weaver. Dayton on 0s W. VI. Builer and
wife, Baltimore Nd
HW1ras-C. C. NamH. ST. Louis, No;
F. T. G0ldu. New TO7b j s. Shines lul
wife Nhrtu, Pa H. 7 FercN Savannah.
Co
E1oas-Jpsse Erpnler. Nw York ~
ID. Chtrp. South Amhy. y. j.. t s..
Pitcher, Brooklyn, N w.; Walter Ihomp-
son, South Amboy, ~ j.
E5Ju,-H. G. White, New York. G.. E.
Wright, White sulphur Springs Montana;
r b. Swayue, To.odo, Ohio. Hon. T. B
Stahlmau Tennessee; Clayton Osborne,
East Saginaw, Mich; Hon. Mark ID. VIII
bur- Brooklyn, N. Y.
ImpgiaI-E. F. waddy, Jersey City: u.
&. Lewis New York; j. H. N0ntg lmery
and wife Pittsburg Pa.
S1ortbam-E. s. Workley and wife, New
York NJ. +. Taylor, Louisville, KY
drlmqt0a-Aaron Vanderbilt, New York;
W. n. Rapey, Avenel, Md; q. w. Allen,
Auburn, y. y; Henry X. Boyer, Philadel-
phla
Ngrm0H8if-A. + Bowermau, Mrs B. Il.
Bowermau, Brooklyn, N. y; VIM. L. Alb
bolt, fittsburg, Pa.
H0tCi JobasCa- William Linn Phnqdel-
phia; Mrs. Hartman, Delaware, and George
II. Holt Of Pennsylvania
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

dina'ion were well received last nigh.
and all did cNCelleully The Nelson's
iu a bright comedy sketch Fields,
Carr and Tourgee and Carrie Ezier con.
uibuied considerably 10 the successful
Trgs-uiation of nm excellent programme.
and were ably assisted bv pcaslv and
Irving GIerr0y Bros Minnie Lee.
Lewis and Gilctt and James + Hoev
The performance closed with a oneact
comedy entitled Two Old Sports Il
is one 0f the best after pieces ever pre-.
sCuted n This city, fan above The aver
ace cf that class Of plays, and gave
Sheridan md Flynn ample facilities for
display Of their peculiar abilities SIS
first class comedians The songs,
When NcGuckon Won the Goose. y
and i Never Liked O'Rarau," were
warmly received, and the audience in
sisted 1u lle singing Of "ATcGiuty. "
but in This they were not gratidei
Messrs Shcri Ia1 and Flynn ought to
feel fatteIed by The reception they re-.
ceivod from a house that was crowded
despite the iucltmeuCy nl the weather
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
ERICSSON


Son Of ne Yikiugs % lby h.rtb-laad re-
From tLe nation thy genius vas potent
Ea save,
Win hearts oysraowng ana memories
burning
We bear thy remains to their alien grave
Thy aplrlt has passed ne mysterious por
But more there is lsh than laaainats
sweden, lle molAes-laal claims what is
Erlcssou's fame is Americas trust
Twas uotiu the service Of Cesar auayiag
Ills armies and n47ie5 % throttle uan-
NOT 5ulll ne cause Of Tie people bstray-
ing
THy God-givaa talent lts ggld-as de-
s.gueI
When l9aat IN me heart q .la patriot
Tie clouds were Renewed b no sl74y
4ud dlsuesz tle star Of ou destiny
covered
Tl7 Monitor ualsl the promise Of
day.
Ile sl4E5 ana tla stripes gf ny manhood
devotion
shan glald Ger lly journey la-r glal-
Gus lllls
ana m.1sIe thelr egl1Es. beyond me bread
ocean,
Win swelgu'z fair banner s zl1a ma
gold.
LlIl q lle FasaH, ta9 proud .s MS story,
ALl IauIll nc names -las lla ans
nails aa4rlg
sdle greater iu genius lI llIElalT = -L5rY
IbaE ~ aaam 6R9 Eal.au5 p sympathy
LlaEE.
-Hs Aaall II i saL
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
IoosLvELT Am GROsvENOB


Mn ToosEvrLr. United States Civil
Service Commissioner las had q bout
attcrgucs with Hon Mr. GUosvENoB,
member of The Lower House Of Con
cless
Mr. GRosvrNoH had asserted several
things in relation 10 the civil service
law and rules that were at once foolish
and untrue. In asserting these things
he lil not intend 90 DC and he could
rot leln being foolish TIe was untrulh.
faI because he was Ignorant. and he was
foolish because he lil not wish 10 be
wise. for, Ia relation 90 the civil service
law and rules. Mr. GRosvENoRis n con-
r.ious fool and an unconscious dealer,
90 wholesale and retail, in uuiruthfui
statements.
Upon these assertions Commissioner
RoosEvELr took mp Congressman
GRosyENoE and exposed him in a light
so ridiculous that even that very stupid
body known as The House Committee
on Reform in the Civil Service, before
which GRosvENoB was exhibited, first
smiled and then laughed at their un-
fortunate colleague and ill The time
they pitied him.
rut maybe GBosyENoR win be wise
in lhC future because of this experience.
Hl may go on 90 his crusade against
Governor FoRAEER and other cyclouic
opponents Of that kind but we are sure
that hereafter what is left Of him will
avoid ROOSEVELT as be would a buzz
e.vg
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 3 LOTHROP,
Corner 18th and Fists, y, ".

Remember we are still contiNuing
that SPECIAL SALE OF LINENS and
coust antly oferirg new and exceed
inriy fine bargains.
60iuch Extra Heavy Bleached Ger
man Damask. only G2Ic. per yard. q
chance for Keepers of hotels, board
ing houses, Ec.
CGinch BIeached Damask, in beauti-
full designs. only 15c. per yard.
s2inch. S5c and 81 por yard. An
extraordinary Offering
The best line of Towels at i2ic, we
have yet placed on sale
Extra values in Russia Crash az
iCc.. 12lc and i5c uer yard
LARGE size Bleached and Unblcached
Turkish Towels for the bath. Extra
heavy quality, CSC. each.
On our bargain table I'm front of
Linen Department we haved placed
several different designs in Huck and
Damask Tow els Of fine grade both 10
Inotted fringe and hemstltchcd, only
-Oc. each,
Roller Towels, already made, both
plain and twilled crash q yards long,
only sCc, each, $50 per dozen.
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Second floor.

NEW NEcKwEAR FOR MEN.-we
control for this city the products OF
one Of the best, If not the best Neck
wear concerns. The best materials
aud most skilled work.people arc
used requires SKIN, acquired only
By long experience, TO make and
shape a scarf altogether pleasing
this n anufacturer has &C. We are
showing a window lull OF a first Fail
order, colorings, designs, and shapes,
exceedingly catchy. The price, more
so, 5Cc. each.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
IT is POSITIVELY SO,

We can't impress a need OF
prompt action on your part,
with reference to availing your
selves of the particular advan.
tages Of this "ante.fall" sea-
son, any more forcibly than to
give you our word that the
current week is the very last
opportunity we can give for re-
ductions on summer goods
What we sell we must dispose
Of quickly, because fall stock
is already beginning tocome In,
If not sold, the few baby car.
riages, water coolers and re.
fricerators we have remaining
must 60 into the storerooms.
Now, you know enough about
business 20 realize that we'd
rather sell an article at a big
sacrifice than TO store it, But
that one thing or the other
must take place "ls positively
so" Therefore, we remind
YOU 20 consider well oar large
discounts on Furniture, Car.
pets, sc. Here Is an idea oi
what we are doing
Best Quality Atwood 10.
grain, made and laid with best
paper lining zoe.
100 Noque'tg Uassocks }jc
100 Body Brussels Ouomans,
80c.
100 Ncquetto Ottomans soc
200 Smyrna Rugs / feet by
2 feet. 500
55 All.wool English Woven
Druggetts. G0e square yard
Worth 81
$50 All.wool Art Squares at
Csc per square yard. Reduced
from g.
Best Quality Seamless White
and Fancy Straw Mating, 35e
a yard
You can't possibly make any
mistake on any reduced goods,
but you'll make a big mistake
if you don't secure them this
week.
JULIUS LANSBURG'
Thirteenth and / streets.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

IGEERIas HEs aIl Wrelehas armed
fer mur-erous purposes They ought
b ~ bsyaHetted 9ut 9f tbe l4Wless SER
Vice lu which lhey commit So many OUT
IEeE
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

The FAWlEEs ALLIANCE and the
Kuignts Of Labor of Atelison Kan
have nominated one Democrat and one
Republican for ths Legislature, aud
haye resolved in opposition b senator
IEeALLs reelection
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

THE Force uuL when 3. lelt The
House Ei.l Q IaIdIy air. was called The
LlueE bHL N9wl as n llra5 about lhe
senate IeaklDg ana miserable Fl e
called lie DODGE blI.
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rDuUArroNAb.
!. lNsrIrrrE.

IMMERSION INSTITUTE,
~ 9i8 fHh st.. bet. t and X SITS.
select classical and mathematical school for
young men and boys. Begins lbs thirty ninth
year MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q. Prepares
ion Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Jehns Hopkins,
Ichirh and other colleges and universities,
for the scientific schools, United states Mill
t3rv aud Naval academies and for business.
Special departu cut for boys between and
i3 years of age A full course in modern Ian
guages. For particulars address
CHAS. B. YOUNG,
aug1G I'm Principal.
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OF JOHNS COLLEGE,
AnnapolisM Nd

lCIst session commences 18TH sEPTEM
BRR. Eight Departments and tour courses
ofstudy. Buildings heated By steam. Terms
moderate For catalogue address tbs p4esi-
dent,
THOMAS FELL, LID, Ph. D.
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goo Smyrna Rugs ! feet by
2 feet 500.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
Mems department, 1913 F st.

NEW FALL JACKETS FOR MISSES
AND CHILDREN we have Just re-
ceived an early arrival in Misses aud
Chlldren's Fell Jackets, IN Plain
Navy, Plain Green and Navv-Blue
Chevron, They are made REFER
shaped, roll collar and high should
crs.
sizes Z, C, S, 10. t2, n and iG years.
Prices IS, $3.50, 50, $3.50, g. and
$3.50 each.
Also another lot Of Brown striped
cloth, same shaped.
sizes s, 10, y. ~ aud lG years,
Prices $3.50, s., $3.50, SO and $3.50
each.
Third floor.
THOSE NEW PERCALE SHIRT
WAISTS FOR LADIES are going very
fast. Better make your selections
now while we have a complete stock.
They are plated back and front, full
sleeves and high shoulders. only
Third floor.
ANOTHER NEW ART FABRIC
We have Just received a new Art Fab.
rlc called Hollywood" Cloth. lt ls
used for Curtains, Sofa Pillows, Chair
Covers, Table Covers, etc. The
stitches used are Principally darning
stitch. working threads, rope SILK and
linen floss. The colors are Sage,
Green, Blue, Golden Brown, Terra
Gotta, etc., 70 inches wide and only
sis2j rer yard.
second no1r, annex.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

THE LODGE BILL was showed aside By
The Senate this morning BY an agree
uent entered into ID an Informal way
bgtReen QUAY aud GoRAAS. the Demo
Gratis consented 10 the proposition that
The Mckinney bin should be allowed q
pass thr senate on the sth af September.
# the Republicans would agree 70
shelYs tie Force bin until the December
session
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

GENERAL RICE, Of Kansas, is not
lonesome IN his opposition to the re-.
election of Senator JoHN J. INGALLS,,
but there Is not enough of the General,
big rs be is, TO break up this intellec.
tual bag Of bones, now acting as President
pro temp0re Of the Senate. Mr.. INGALLS,
is a theatrical statesman--a high TRACE
dian on occasions; Harlequin sometimes,
and at all times an acrobat who can
turn double somersaults, backward and
forward And this kind Of a man can
lead the Republicans Of Kansas and rot
half try.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

IHE AWJ JEela Record pa8.
iisLed a Baltimore asserts thai $50.
100000 have recently been offered 81
English capitalists f1T Investment b
Southern railway mineral aa1 Other
UF1ueIligs
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

NJ ORWooD INSTITUTE
Reopeus SEPTEMBER 90, with Increases
Faculty and Many Improvements
MR.. and MRS. WIN. D. CABELL,
au2Gtf Principals
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

Hu.sEY asks ior @ comp etc separation
from her husband. on the ground of
cruelty and other harces which be de-
mics. buta7m'is thathc bicked her once
Mi Uu--EY is 1n electrician and man
aeer0f Vie lIrssEY Battery Company
and di.uey DC chat The daily pursuit Of
This business may have inspired his
electrical demonstrations iu the bosom
af DTS family II seems likely that Mrs
UJs-Ey win win this time.
Tur RETREAT or Mr.. MErcuuyER,
chairman Of The Indiana Republican
Committee, from indianapolis to Wash.
iugton is variously explained The
Democrats say that ttisa throwing mp
Of the SPONGE that It indicates the de-
feat Of the Republicans at the elections
iu Indiana this fall The GRESHAM
men say that 60 means The downfall Of
HARRsoN and the elevation Of their
very viItuous leader. But the manipu.
latm personal friends say that he is
tired Of politics, and that his determiua.
iNn 10 leave the State has no signid
cancc so far as the present campaign is
concerned
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

WHEN THE FoRCE bin came out Of
The House II was heralded by the Re
publican party with tTumpets. NoR 1t
is sneaking about the Senate in a dis
eonsOlate way. Nobody seems 10 have
ny real interest in t. Even Senator
HoAR, the oleaginous old fellow from
Massachusetts, has gone back on H. Il
is orphau-ike IN IFS loneliness and its
misery,
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

THE SCHOOL BOARD Of Cincinnati IS a
revolutionary body. Il is a discour-
ageT Of marriages and on Monday
night last voted 10 make ineligible Is
teachers married women living with
their husbands Divorced women, grass
widows and married women living with
other women husbands are eligible
but no honest wife need apply.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

IHE CONDUCTORS bTakemen and bag
gagemen Of the Illinois Central Railroad
are about TO formulate a strike, the OBJ
ject being an advance Of wages. The
present scale Of salaries, a reduction Of
the former one, was adopted twelve
years ago, and has been adhered 10
without change ever since. The train.
men now ask that the standard scale be
adopted, and believe they will get what
hey ask.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

TEE DECISION arrived a By the Su-
preme Council Of The United Order Of
kailwly Employees lately il session az
Ieue Haale5 Ind win not command
the general approval Of organized labor
Tie sentiment 0ftades-uniouism Is with
NT PowBERLY md 10 opposition b
Bit MEEB
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

PRINCE GEORGE. Of Wales who has
been visiting in Canada and who did
not go TO Newport TO be entertained by
WARD MCALL1sTER, wants to know
what the New York papers are saying
about him. Ills private secretary has
written 10 a New York agency whose
business Is to collect newspaper clip.
pings concerning persons and things,
requesting that everything that bad ap.
reared in lLe New YORK papers regard.
ing The Thrush or is royal commander
should De sent 10 Halifax
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

You can't possibly make any
mistake on any reduced goods,
but you'll make a big mistake
if you don't secure them this
week.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

WEATBs INSTITUTE
Lancaster, Pa.
The Rev MONTGOMERY r. HOOPER 81
A. Head Master -Four boys received q
members b HE head master fauil7 AZ
present there ale TWO FaeaH eles. Ar, Ho9pa
has sent r1gs tl Harvard Yale Priaeoll3
Columbla, Lellsh Amherst, Trinity Wes
Point, Annapolis. G3, ana aa5 rot bad q can
iaua foE admission rejected
ToHGs HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
BALTIMORE
AuuquueeEeHt= lor .be Eezt Aeaisuie
azaE
ARB N0W READY
ana Wuse Sent "a Application.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-27
VESSELS IN PORT.

U S Mohican, Coghlan, Hilo, Hawaii.
II b NJ S Champion.St Claire, from cruise
Ship Deanfield, Irvine, Liverpool.
Am bktne s g Wilder, Griffith, San Fran
Am bktne Mary Winkelman, Dyreborg
Central America.
Haw bk w Godfrey, Dabel, Francisco
Am bark Discovery, Mcneil, S. Francisco
Blk G o Whitmore, Ward, Departure Bay.
Blk Sonoma, Lee, Callao.
Am bgtne w g Irwin ,McCulloch, S F.
Bkt S NCastle, Hubbard, San Francisco.
Blk Enoch Talbot, Rhodes, Port Townsend
Bktne Castle, Hubbard. San Francisco
Schr Robert Searles, Piltz, Newcastle ,NSW
Blk Jas A Cheston, Plumb, Port Ludlow
Tern Oceana Vance, Anderson, Newcastle
NSW.
Blk Alden Besse, Howard San Francisco
Am tern Excelsior, C. w. Soderstrom
Eureka.
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These throng and thrall the hearts of men
These plat the thorns and pierce the side
OF him who, III our souls again.
Is spit upon and crucifled.
The greed for gain. the thirst for power,
The lust that blackens while it burns;
All. These the whitest souls defloweri
And one, or all of these by turns,
Rob mar of his divinest dover!
Yet man, who shivers like straw
Before temptations lightest breeze,
Assumes the master-glves the law
To her who, on her Bonded knees,
Resists the black winged thunder flaw!
To him who deems her weak and vain,
And boasts his own exceeding might,
She clings through darkest fortune fain;
Still loyal, though the ruffian smite;
Still true, though crime his hands distain
Miss Lottie Parmelee delighted the
audience with well played piano solo
Mr.. Paul Isenberg was down next for q
song. but illness kept him away. Mrs
+. Barto gave fine recitation, after
which Master Thomas Petrie played a
violin solo very nicely, Mrs. Petrie &C
companying on the piano. Miss Hughes
rendered vocal solo with taste Mrs
E c. Rowe was to have read, but bad
cold prevented her doing so.
The floor was now cleared for dancing
Mr.. Berger was on the platform with his
string band and soon the strains of a
grand march rang through the building
Mr.. H H. Williams was floor manager,
assisted by Mr. w. c. King, The pro.
gramme contained the following dances
Lancers, waltz, polka. lancers, schot.
tische, lancers, waltz, Virginia reel. AT
at interval, some toothsome refreshments
were served, Messrs. Hart & Co. being
the caterers. The whole affair was most
enjoyable throughout.
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advertisements.
Grand Clearance Sale!

Gents New Silk Umbrella cost 81 IS 81 50.
Ladies Umbrella cost S. 50.
Ladies Colored Parasole 81 q each.
Children's Colored Parasole 81.
Ladies Balbriggsn Fine Stocking embry.
each side Soc a pair
Ladies' Balbriggan Fine Stocking e,nbry
each side DC. pair.
Ladies Balbriggan Fine Isle Stocking
embry. each side Sc. a pair.
All Colored of Worsted low price
Window Curtain by yard and pair below
cost.
Gents & Boys Colored Shirt soc. to 75c
each.
Gents. Fine Wooden Shawl 15c. each.
All kinds of Wooden Shawl.
Large Size Col. Double Blanket 81 toss
81 p.
Large asst. Plain Hem ST silk Hdfs. and
colored border SOC. to 75c.
Chin.Slk Crepe tblack & white) low price
Ladies Md Gloves (whtc) ST.
Ladies' Colored Mitts all kinds.
Ladies Col. < White Lin. Handkerehiefs
All kinds Ostrich Feather sc. TO 81.
All kinds Ostrich Tips 75c. to 81 30.
All kinds Embrv. Laces sale below cost.
Chinese Pajamas Suits So 50 suit.
Chinese Cotton Pajamas Suits 81 50.
Gents Suits. Coats & Pants below cost
Gents White Suits, Goats Il Pants 81 80
a suit.
Gents Light Coat & Vest 81 50.
Also large assert. Diagonal. Blue Serge,
Black Cloth suitable for suits, etc.
Colored Mosquito Netting at soc. &c.
10 yds. a piece.
Ladies' 4 Children Straw Hats all kinds
color.
Ruching i'm Black and white below cost.
Ladies Bags (all size) and assert. Fishers
black and cream.
Large assert. Satin Ribbons Cell colors).
Gents Plain Il Embry. Wooden Shirts.
Ladies' Chemise Night Gown 4 Draw.
Large assert. Crockery, Etc, Etc, Etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-27
SHIPPING NOTES.

The ship Deanfed will receive sugar in
about a week.
The bark Discovery will commence re-
ceiving sugar on Friday or Saturday
The steamer w. &. Hall sails on Friday
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for Maui and Hawaii.
The Excelsior is discharging her 34S, 600
feet of lumber at Allen d Robinson's wharf.
The Hawaiian bark w. B. Godfrey will
commence receiving sugar in about two
weeks.
The bark G.. y. Whitmore went on the
Marine Railway Wednesday afternoon to
receive repairs.
H. B. NJ s. Champion, Capt. st. Claire
left the harbor Wednesday morning for
torpedo practice.
The Robt Searles will finish discharging
her cargo of coal Friday or Saturday at the
Pacific Mail s. s. Wharf.
The James A. Cheston and the bark
Enoch Talbot will finish discharging their
cargoes of lumber some time to-day.
The barkentine S. n Castle anchored out
in the stream Wednesday after discharg-
ing her cargo of general merchandise.
The bark Mary Winkelman, Capt. Dyre-
borg. will sail for San Francisco this morn
ing with full cargo of sugar and a deck
load of bananas.
The Am. brigantine w. G.. Irwin, Capt.
McCulloch, will sail to-day for San Fran
cisco with about 200 bags of sugar, 200
bags of rice and 40 bbls. of molasses.
The BENZ. f. Hunt which left on Tues
day for kahului to load sugar for San
Francisco, returned again Wednesday
morning on account of the strong winds.
The Am. barkentine Irmgard, Capt. A.
II. Paul, left this port Wednesday after
noon for san Francisco, with Is ,412 bags of
sugar. weighing 2,2iS 46S lbs. and s27
lunches of bananas, valued at $1O3, $40 50.
The shippers were +. A. Schaefer IL Co.,
5,Sl1 bags of sugar G. Brewer & Co., IL col
bags of sugar; Campbell, Marshall & Co.,
S27 punches of bananas.
The bark Ferris S.Thompson. Capt Cat
ter, sailed for San Francisco, Wednesday
morning, with ii 0l5 bags of sugar and 80
boxes of salmon valued at $50 1925 The
shippers were as follows: VIM. G. Irwin IL
CO., 9,2ll bags OF sugar; II. A. Widemann,
3,210 bags of sugar; w. G. Sproul, 1923
bags OF sugar; J. T. Waterhouse, 206 bags
of sugar, and Wo Sung q Co., 30 boxes of
salmon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-27
Clover Cultivation.

1t is to day asserted among many who
have tried it, that the growth of clover
is a failure on the Hawaiian Islands, but
such is not the case. After many trials
l am thoroughly satisfied it can be grown
successfully if the ground be properly
treated before sowing. The soil through
out the entire islands IS so distinctly diff.
ferent from the soil in the United States
that to grow cereals and such plants as
clover and alfalfa INVALUABLE for stock
of all kinds; the soil has to be treated
accordingly. Not with phosphate or
guano but with chemicals and other sub
stances that enrich the soil by placing in
it that which it lacks and also insures
the growth of the seed and gives salts
faction and positive results. To insure a
growth Of clover or alfalfa it does not do
to SOW it broadcast too sparsely it must
be sown thickly. / have tried both
ways so that l am able to speak
from experience. Then again it is
subject to blight and the ground
worm who destroys unless care is
taken to prevent it about two days
growth in one night. After clover has
grown to size to show a perfectly de-
veloped leaf, you are apt to notice a
dropping, sickly look about it after much
rain, and on digging it up you find
numerous parasites, a pinkish-white in
color, actual size q. On removing them
from the roots, and placing under glass
in moderate temperature, they hatch
out a fly, or in other words, change from
a parasite similar to the third generation
OF the hop plant louise, known to ento-
mologists as the third generation winged
migrant, the Pseudogyne. After chang
ing to the winged state, it deposits eggs
exactly similar to the tomato rot, known
as macrosporium solani, which, unless
destroyed, kills the plant. There is a
good future ahead for these islands. Any
thing almost that grows in the United
States will grow and do well here il
properly cared for and properly planted.
The future OF Hawaii nei does not depend
on her sugar, rice, cinchona, ramie, etc.
HERBERT ADAMEs, PHI. q.