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The evening world., 1890-07-26
THE TRUE AMERICAN GIRL.
Nell Nelson Tells Some Of the
Things She Does Not Do
Taking Her All in All She IL Bet
ter Than the Girl of Any
Other Country.
One hears ysrv little about the Ameri.

Ona heara vary littla about the AmeFi.
can Girl.
This charming and ub.oui,ous CREATURE
..on,s IN bova h..o ovariooksd Inv the
socistv spumers,ors. The fact that abe
doss not Get into mint. that abe in not the
inspiration Of evan snap pbo,oorapbers or
,bs .nb;eo, ~ ~,onical sonos nav have
somstbino 20 do With this over,ivb,. lint
foy an ,bst al. "a n lovslv and lovable
reality mite A remarkable for tho ,b,pgs
abe does mot ATTEMPT a. the ones she does
from force Of habit.
Tba American gi,, doosp,t weor black
silk upderwaay or sleep betueon black
aill sbeo,s. .ba dos.n,, vear halls on her
~oartors mr. n fob on bor witch chain.
Tho Amo,io,n ,,,, doa,r. wsor n
monoc,a a doo vhis,le a vast afour.in.
hand. a bIszer a sbiyt or an ofBcer,s can,
aha doesn,t wear spa,s or divided skirts.
and sbs HASN'T a cane IN her name.
Tho American o,rl doesn,t paint her
ch.eLs ,ono. bor lin. load bsr lashos
blsacb bsr hair mr. enamel ber Anger
malta EO..O
Tho Am.-ioon GIRL doean,t smoke
o,oa,ottos chov g,m nv dr;rL ~liouora.
abe dossn,t lnow anvtb;no shont lavsn.
dor cockt.i,s intoIicatine tooth wasb.s
90 ~ooioona n,,oh
III. Im.r,c.n ,,r, do.sn,t nss slano
b~vnodsrmio in;sc,ion. or .,,ilaratino
smelrno sal,s She dossn,t toko alco-
boIIc snono. hath, or cat br.ndisd hon
The evening world., 1890-07-26

The Weekly Payment law Is as good As
could be secured from the Legislature
which passed IL. and good enough to
make its existence matter for hearty con-
CIRCULATION. Should 1t seem to any as II
there were further benefits in this line
still TO be desired they should reflect ON
the conditions Shich invested the Weekly
Payment bill and be glad for what it has
accomplished. The future may yet bring
about other points which are wished for.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
A BROOKLYN Fair.


10 ne Tdhov'
Enclosed hnd check for 81. ~ for the Sick
Dsbiep' Fund. We four little girls and two
bows. living in Fifty-second and Fifty-third
streets. South Brooklyn, thought we would
like TO help along the Fund. so we had q fair
In the dooryard Of one OF our houses, and
aold lemonade. cake aud apples. We had .
very enjoyable time, and send you the pro-
Hiok baby. ANNIE CAPLs,
ETHEL KRAFT.
RRssIE KaAFT,
CLARA FRyIRERa,
CLEMErT CLPEs,
GEoRaK RRAFT.
The evening world., 1890-07-26

M ~ ~perience. I" he began. "was the result Il
20 So,a Son,ssTted HSpus s, snsn th ySsrs iso; a ps.s
troubled with c.tarrh Of the head and throat. AZ
first my nose DISCHARGED q thin. acrid fluid ma
later ON IL became thick and hard TO dLiodSe' III
blew my nose hard ugly scabs would come from III
these were often streaked with blood. II was ire
dusntlv the case that my nose would become
plugged up so tightly with this offensive matter THAI
i could scarcely brt athe through mi noes ~ ali.
MY head aohed nearly all the time. The pain
was terrible. was Hlwsys hawking. %spitting and
muous would lodge IN my throat and almost
stransle me at times. Ny breath became offensive.
My appetite poor. I had sharp shooting pains IN
my chest. and = feeling Of oppression as Though
some ope was sitting on my chest.
After sEperiencinR all kinds OF things with
patsntt I, n ,dips snd phy sieians 7 read Of .Drs. blair
and C1pelAnd. I consulted them ahd found thstr
Oh rrRe' so Low that l concluded to try their treat
mont. Yss,'' concluded Mr., Oampbeil, ~ am
perfectly satisfied with she treatment. I do not
have any Of tho old symptoms now, and the treat
msnt cost me very ~little.n
The evening world., 1890-07-26
STOLEN RHYMES.
A Tale with . Moral.

a Tale with q Moral.
One night when Saturn ruled the sky
. aud n0man knights were incoming.
A All Of lovers on the AlY
here wasting time 1t spooninE.
with rosJ blush, the lady aiEhed.
The knight fall on bis knee
Pc papa rom the tndoW cried
Odds ods who can IL BET"
The old man put his wAistcoAt on.
And took his AlippeTs on;
TIE knight ibe vas y Spanigh DOM
WAs much Inclined - scon.
But when that. old man grabbed him By
The seat OF what be wore,
And piled . stick quite nerily
The knight felt very sore.
''I like not English Ways !" said he;
"Thsn love not EnKlish maids"
The old man answered uufoI. I'VE
DO not Ike foreign blades.
''Bat nov hat you on loving bent
Have rot 50 ICol : start
You marry hef tonight disaent
n ! VIII make you smart"
30 this h moral TO my tale;
when EQu'Fs inclinsd 10 Noo.
And aud her papa stout and kAle
NJ Had "a AsAssys WssAIy.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Two Little Friends.

70 ne EdIfoFf
Please receive herewith another contribu-
ton from two friends. Who love children
dearly, and who are anxiona TO add their
share TO the comfort Of the dear little oues
We only wish We could give . hundred times
~ much as the inclosei sum
The evening world., 1890-07-26

At the New York College for the Training
Of Teachers a Quartet Of young women com.
prised the hrSt class taking the advanced
course Of kinderHArtsn training. They are
Miss Katherine YonhE and Miss Eleanor X
Carter. Of this city; Miss Electa Crawford. OF
Bloomfield. n. j.. and Miss Annie II. Web
uter, OF Long Beach. Cal.
The evening world., 1890-07-26

Sir JULIAN PAUScEFoTE and Admiral
wATsoS are poor compensation to New
port for the loss of that gallant little tar.
0EoH0E Of Wales. WAHD McALLIsrER
lossS = glorious opportunity, and the New
Dorters are sensibly subdued. GEORGE
will not come, and Newport is : Mariana
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Dangers Among the Zunis.

A WORLD Expedition Bur
rounded by Hostile savages
wiz Form the Subject OF .
Thrilling Story In Next SUN
DAYS WORLD.
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just . Parody.
~ rAE sUHAE1 0nL.
Brsak. bEssh, break.
"a thy cola fray stoned So
70 come sa1 nSSs love . nal =
II.
Oh veil for the AHhsE maid
AZ ~ staSs with hsI brothsf 81 plAyE
Butt IN % Sayious Of the Iads
ieoald sss ksR In Botany Hay.
III.
And veil 70. sysE5 ons.
FOf sVtrT "a bat ma.
ot % 6lsalshsEs aAasE tAs SQA
Brsak. bESAh bEsAk.
IA Ave az estess iof Just Ols AAa
10 come AID make love 70 me
IA AaiL, a. EaAasgs Hs4AlA
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A Contenred a

a Contented q
IFTos Pack.
Its pretty hard work earning an honest
living. - said the tramp to the farmers wife.
"You don't mean to say that you work 2"
"Oh, mol My remark is simply the result
Of my observation along the highways and
byways. When | see how hard some people
work and how little they get for Ii, I am en-
eouraRed to follow my simple vocation with
ont . murmur."
The evening world., 1890-07-26
A Friendly Regard.
tySon .JsdseI AZ

Rank Prohibitionist-How long have you
been in the clutches OF this vile demon,
whiskeyf
Old Rata the soak-oh, on'y about forty
tree years. You zee. boss, when I wus a kid
had q awful tussle wild de agusr. and every
body fought de Jig were up; but whiakey
saved my life, and maturity / been Horter
under obligation to de old stuff ever since.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Mutual
uF0A

why docs that mar keep watching me
al The timer
IIGAyOs lts bsssqss he wonders why
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Vacation

ASOOd msdieins Ike Hoods sArsspsnlla h )
valuable thins 10 have With yOa Nhsa y0a are
selling rsst Ana reeupsFstlOA. 10 VIII ia nature
u building ~ AAd strengthening ths systsm. Win
parity tie blood care dysDsDsts. ksAaAchs, bl
tSasasss s1d Dai yea - arst-slsss e0aaiaea foz
sstaEa - basl1sss % koassAold autiss. TFy Il
EhAs Vssstl01. nd Ne kShsss y0a VII - Aoas
thAA satisfied stth the EssllL
~ 1aS4 aoodis s4Ea4DAznA GAd feaAA d Sz-
sshpaL IL eassd ~ q klsss ShlsA I had Ia
sssE ~ nsalAs" Mns- JEzA1z ooLLEHs. roc
ezlAss ssssl hssskbA hssXszA
Hoods ~saFsapsFIla
- ~ "a asassaaA sli stzassSS. Ssssa.aA
- ~ AHooDkQa.. Ls1lL h
- $3.50 na1Eaa
The evening world., 1890-07-26

Only q BOBBY eouId have written " the
hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.
Wise worne never rock the cradle; they
begin At the start 10 train the infant accord
ing to hysisnio principles. Ignorant
mothers. who do not realize the injurious
effect OF constant shaking. are alive to the
value Of time, which they economic by sup
plying the motor power with their feet and
using their hands TO sew. cook or knit
The evening world., 1890-07-26
A Bad Break.


80 you've got married, old man. while I
have been away7"
''Yes,"
well, I congratulate you on having
shaken on that ahe-dragon Of housekeepsr
OF yours at last"
"Oh. don't make any mistake. dear boy.
she's the woman I've married II
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Some Suffering Infants Burden
= Of Sickness
Money 10 Needed to Supply Thar
Crying Wants.
The Kanterskin Entertainment Nets
Neat sum.
The SUBSCRIPTIONS
Noun. vornon,s Offering.

TO ne EDITOR;
Inclosed I hand you . check for els 10
help your fund for sick babies, with best
wishes for the fund. MOUNT VERNON.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
It Did Not Match.

IFSom Lns.l
Grooer-Im sell you that melon for II
cents.
Customer-That melon doesn't suit me.
Grocer-What'6 the trouble with it,
CuBtomer-It'B green and I'm not.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
She Was a Boston Girl.

fFrom kgAssy', Feehiv.l
MERCY, but you've had q narrow escape.
II il hadn't been for that nan you would
have been drowned. Did you thank him 2"
why, Fthell OF course not. He was
an utter stranger to me. Do You think l
would speak to q strange q
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Something in It.
fDroy, u.,e,sv's R.,kIv. I

tFrom HuHsev's Weakly.
Brown-That's . handsome p~ocketbook.
Robinson - Yes, ITS q birthday present
from my wife.
.Brown-zDid she put anything in 1t before
she gave IL to your
Robinsop-Oh, yes. the unpaid bill for the
was in IL.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Young Lovers.
GHo~ IfuH.-y'. W..Liy.

iFTo" A1HsStN "sSAkI
He-Let US go aud sit In the park for q
while.
She tnaivsly>-How bright the electric
lights are |
He trsassurin gly)-But they flicker and go
out occasionally.
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Whaa L ths User

Ma 4 Fstssaas Ilsss -
hEH
61sS a@ EF1ssez - ~
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Dropped in q Box.

To ne Edition !
Inclorsd please lind 81 from McMahon'S
collection box for the Sick Babies Fund
j. i. MCMAHON. 400 Sixth avenue.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
IN THE CHANNEL OF HUMOR.
Odd Bits Of Chat Found on the
River Of Laughter.
The Eternal Fitness OF Things.
tNo~ Hrsas sirttnq,.

First Residsnt-I hear we are to have tout
arc lights in town. Where do you suppose
they will be putt A.
houses Of the oldest inhabitants, OF course ]
The evening world., 1890-07-26
he Read the Newspapsrs-

Mr.. whGcksr-I don't care WHISTLER 10
think you're right or not Bobby you"
WrongI As
Bo6by-I say, papa, don't you thins NJ
The evening world., 1890-07-26
A Sign OF Luck.

Julius sniff recovering from the 90"
sion)-Wut's de number OBJ dat hGekf
A sympAThizsr-I suppose you WAn' =
prosecute the driver, don't youI
Jnlius smin-NO, / wants ter play pohsN
De hack done killed my wife, atn1tt
The evening world., 1890-07-26
At Bar Harbor.
- ~ ~..lf. \

At Bar Harbor.
prom Hunssv's Weekly ]
Maud-You shouldn't fiirt'so much. dear.
Ethel-Why notH What else can l do to
pass the time1
Maud-qet engaged for the Summer, and
then you will have one man all to yourself,
The girls who fiiTt here have only one mai
among q dozen of them.
The evening world., 1890-07-26

Not Sentimental
XAy sOss taSs II. . PsA-ivsly'
PPss ~ 80 . '-''
kalEFls7SIsssh
-Ea1Ea.. Sk--asSs Ns@AA
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Hard to Please.

IRON Hursrv'' W,stiv,
Clara-I don't like Charlie Feather
brayne.
Ethel-Why not7
Clara-He's too extravaRant,
.Ethel-Then suppose you like JACK
Harding. He's q regular miser.
Clara-No, l 1ont. He's rot rich enough
to be e~XtfavAgant
The evening world., 1890-07-26
A True Christian.

tFron Teras SDhaosl
FerRuson-People accuse me Of imbibing
too much, but | defy them to say that l ever
had any words with my wife's mother.
McCusick--Gnes she don't live in the
same house with you.
Ferguson-Yes she does. but she's dumb.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Better Than B~oulanger's
March.
The New Jingle that Has Al
Europe by the Ears.
At Cape May.

IIFon AHRssy's Weekly
First Mosquito-You seem very hAuahH
this evening.
Second Mosauito-Yoq'd be naughty toll
you had the blood Of Baby Mckee in you.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Don't Stay Long.

snisgerly ~tdreadfufly in loye)-Aice. /
really must 90. I've stayed three hourb.
You know.
Alice tAlso NEWSSTAND won't you come
again soon
sniggerly-Yes. III be back in ten minutes.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Could Give Lightning Points.

Could Give Lightning Points.
fFrom Te1as siftngs.
Mrs. Yerger-The lightning must be some
thing fearful. / read how out West that q
cyclone smashed the windows and broke up
everything in the honse.
Mrs. Gilhooly is that all 2 My husband
does that every onoe In . while when he
comes home from the lodge. / reckon he
could give the lightning points.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Heard on he Beach.

IHSsA kSAssVs Weakly
Miss Gush-Who Ia that man with the re-
pulsiVe-lookinR facet He looks like = MUIR
dersr. Just see his wicked little eyes. I'm
SURE he 10 a convict Oh! He's coming this
Miss Flush-Why. don't you know h
that isf Thata the Duke Of ~cottingham.
Miss Gush-HoW perfectly splendid! In.
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Welcome to It.

HYMN NHHaFVF HsdEFV.
Servant-The butcher 10 at the door. sir.
and Gays he wants his bill.
Howsrd-Return the bill to the gentleman.
Mary. and express nv regrets at keeping IL
so LONG.
The evening world., 1890-07-26

Prof Buehs 10 his young htsnd-L
Bobf whats that book 0 have uHo~
YssIS 's-Asoks-oh. "GsTmsn - ;
PToL Bpeha-Hm ~ gee
sesisE % learn s9nsbfay sisss
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somethine Else Required.

McChinn thaving borrowed 500 oh.
thank you. Words cannot repay you for this
favor.
De Tim tdryly)-No, I don't think they
SAM
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tFton punseys Wsskiv.I
He 10 a broker"
"Curbstone broker7 2"
Guess not. Whv."
He has Q cultural voice"
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Loves LOAio:

Loves LoAio.
lAS@ FssLl
Hs-Wm yOa marry me
she-No
Hell thiet yea might I've always patron,
The evening world., 1890-07-26

= The 100000 people who daily
ride on New York's Elevated
railroads have an opportunity for
the next few days to be i'm
pressed by the sign to which TIE
WoRID awarded the prize of s25
in gold, a fac-simile of which is
given above.
It not only appeals to the eye
by its catchy p" arrangement Of
lettering, but also to the mind, by
the important fact it states.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
II Sc DID Hs'a club Him.

stEaassE-Hsss - Rs1 E0rk police much
- nasaznaaE saloaA o..
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Saving Time.

Saving Time.
IFTOH P4aL.l
Employer tanRrly)-Why are You throw
ing those circulars on the sidewalks
Bill Distribhtor-WhY, boss, that's Wos
the people do that / give 'sm 70.
The evening world., 1890-07-26
Didn't Want Any Interference

tangls, your guardian angel stil has an ~
on them.
Banis-WelI. I'd be much Obliged hH
angel would mind hsT own
mesa
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the PAIN WAS ERRlBLE,M INDEED
JANIS cANPR ELL DE.cRrpr.
now he SUFFER- ED WITH
Ck7ARRH.

He Tried Pstent Medioinss Of an Sort,
Wtthort Any B~enefeiai Effect, and
FtnaWB Got Relief Jross Drs. Bistr
aud Copeland.
Mt. james II. Campbell resides AZ No. ~ n,o.-.
street, In srevent con ersation withtne wrttsy ~,
Campbel told the following intsrestlnR stoE,i
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Wanted Proof.

Wanted Proof.
fFrOs TsEas StffaSs.l
Tommy down in the street)-oh. Pc. -
your head out OF the window . minute,
Pa quitting his head out the windou,-
What 10 1t, Tommy
Tommy-Nothing. except i have goI u
with Johnny Jones that FOR bald plaoS
bigger then his pas bald place
The evening world., 1890-07-26
She Was E~ntsrprising.

New ArTiVal-HoW is IL thAt AL me gu
refuse 10 associate with Clara bsAshH
Habitues-Shs spoiled our fun 100 -
The evening world., 1890-07-26
On the Co. cooperative Plan.

The TrAVellsr-WhyiS everything bTOksnf
Has there been . railway Aceidentr
The BagRGge-Smasher-Oh. no. I've just
lone into pArtnerahip with my brother, the
trunk maker over the way.
The evening world., 1890-07-26

!. \: ! Dl! s.' g e: :H &. ... e sA 70: .'i' g. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-05-20
Nicaragua Canal.

Ex-United States Senator Miller
who Is now president of. the Mica
ragua Canal Company, has been
interviewed regarding that project
He says that the big ditch can be
completed inside of seven years,
and admirable progress has been
made.
The steamer Hondo left New
York for Greytown, on the LIST
inst, with cargo of railroad mate
rial for the canal Among her pas
sengers are Charles I. Treat, the
railroad contractor, J. b. Harris OF
San Francisco and others. The
railway on the eastern side of the
canal will be done in about three
months
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SUGAR BOUNTIES.

The Weekly Alta California of
May Sd, contains an interesting
article which shows very conclu-
sively the disastrous consequences
which have come to Germany and
France as result of their systems
Of paying bounty on sugar. 1t
costs those nations forty-fve mil
lions year to keep up the system.
The strain is one which it is impos-
sible that they should rot feel. 1t
amounts to an enforced contribu-
ton of that amount from the tax
payers to bolster up a non paying
industry. The evil effects of it
have become so obvious that the
bounty paying nations held con-
ference some time ago to concert
means to abolish the system, and
other sugar producing and consum-
ing nations were invited to partici-
pate. No unanimity could be OBJ
tanned and the conference came to
nothing with the result that Ger
many and France were compelled
to keep up the system whose per-
nicious effects they were beginning
to feel as an intolerable burden.
They had hung the weight about
their necks and when it grew
heavy they found to their conster-
nation that they could not get rid
of it.
Why is it that the United States
are unable or unwilling to learn
anything from the experience of
other nations? They now propose
to adopt the very system which
Germany and France are longing
to get rid of. If experience can
teach anything, it has already
taught that offering a bounty on
the production of an article which
cannot naturally be raised in the
country at profit, is sure to dam
age the commercial prosperity of
nation in the end 1t simply tends
to withdraw capital from employ
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ment in enterprises whore it can
earn q profit under natural condi-
lions and leads it into channels
where production is every moment
at q loss-a loss which is made up
for by the national government.
When capital has once been drawn
into the new channel, the bounty
cannot be withdrawn without caus-
ing great loss, and as would nn-
doubtedly be the case in Germany
to-day, widespread distress and
disaster. The result is that the
evil system, once entered upon,
tends to perpetuate itself. 1t
fastens itself upon the finances of q
country like leech, and cannot be
got rid of. This is the system
which the Ways and Means Com
rnittee propose to fasten upon the
United States, because, forsooth, it
is a legitimate consequence of the
theory of Protection.
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Is He Eligible d?

Mr.. EDITOR: In Thursdays AID
vERTIsER | noticed that Mr.. Z. Null
Ter had audience of the King and
presented his commission as Consul
for Austria-Hungary in this city.
Mr.. Muller, l belive, was elected a
member of the House of Mobiles at
the last election. What l would
like to know is: Can a foreign con-
sui sit as a member of the Ha-
waiian Legislature, or can a men,
Der of the Hawaiian Legislature
hold the position of foreign consul?
l think not; but would like to be
enlightened on the matter. We
have had cases arise In this city,
where foreign consuls have been
disqualified from holding certain
positions. QUERIsT.
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IF THE Elele had been the author
of the document published by it,
called AN open letter to DR..
HYDE" no one would have been
surprised, for it is hardly more IN
sulting, gross and false than much
of the usual contents of that sheet.
But it seems incredible that Robt.
Louis Stevenson should be its
author. Ones first thought on lay
ing it down is, what possible good
did its author expect to result from
its publication? In the attempt to
fay DR.. Hyde did the author fail
to see that he was laying bare his
own narrow, bitter and preJudiced
soul? His attempt to heap DIS
grace upon the Doctor can only re-
bound upon himself. All fair
minded people will be repealed by
his inuendoes and slurs. In the
meantime, who is benefited by such
discussion, or rather such filings?
Far better would it have been to
let Damien rest in the halo of glory
with which he was surrounded after
his death. Even if overdrawn and
extravagant, such hero worship is
beneficial to the human race. We
are so intent on earthly aims. our
horizon is so limited, that such a
tale as Damien's can not fail to
draw US up higher into a purer
and nobler atmosphere.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-05-20
Maui Pilgrims ON Hawaii.

Mr.. EDITOR: Will you allow nine
pilgrims from Maui the privilege of
expressing, through your columns,
their hearty thanks for the unnum-
bered kindnesses and Inequalities
they received from their many
friends in the beautiful town and
district of Hilo. Hawaii?
We knew before that HiIo was
lovely, but now it seems to US the
ideal, tropical town of the world
Where else do the alligator pears
grow SO large, the bamboos so tall
and graceful?
Where else do they have such
large, cool bathing tanks, with pure
streams of mountain water running
through them?
Where, outside of Hilo, will you
find so perfect place for sea bath
ing and picnicking as Cocoanut
Island?
Where else will you find town
so well macadamized that you can
walk out in the heaviest rain not
even getting your boots muddy?
Where else in the tropics can you
find q place of its size with COM
munity SO sociable, literary, must
cal and bospitable?
Where, outside of Hilo and Ha-
makua, will you find a continuous
line of sugar plantations for fifty
three miles? The time ought not
to be far distant when there will
be railroad through this region,
supplemented by a good, substan-
tial wharf in Hilo bay.
The carriage road to the Vol
C. no is a genuine success, and should
be finished as soon as possible.
Tourists to the Volcano are now
thankful that their trip takes them
through Hilo and they will be still
mere so, when this fine road is fin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-05-20

The frequency with which IRE
alarms have occurred during the
past month leads to a suspicion that
q part of the fires, at least, has been
the work of incendiaries. There
have occurred during the past
month six fires or alarms. First
was that of Mr.. Seals house, fol
lowed at short intervals, by the
fires on Nuuanu and Hotel streets,
at Palama, the attempt on Mauna-
kea street, and lastly, the fire on
Richards street, on Saturday night.
To what extent these have been
the work of incendiaries is q ques-
ton which ought to be ascertained,
and what the object has been,
whether TO recover insurance, steal
property or to create disturbance.
A gentleman, who has had eonsld-
cradle experience in aseertaining
the causes of fires, remarked to US
that political motives should not be
overlooked in searching for the
causes, and that men who advo-
cate letting loose thousand lepers,
might not hesitate TO resort to any
extreme measures to accomplish
their purposes.