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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-23

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-23
The Planters Monthly.
For August 1890.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Editorial Comments on current matters.
Thoughts on Diffusion.
Explosions in Vacuum Pans and Cells
of Multiple Effect.
On the Working of Cane Sugar Cen
trail Factory.
Cinchona Cultivation in BOLIVIA, South
America.
A Seeding Cane.
A Chapter on Tea-How and when it is
Grown and Prepared for Market.
Summary OF the Results obtained at the
U. S. Sugar Experiment Station.
Starting an Apiary.
Preserve the Forests
Something about Aphides.
The Cost of Sugar Production in Cuba.
The Fig for Profit.
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LATEST FROM THE VOLCANO.
KiIauea Becoming More Active-Letter
from Manager Maby.
VOLCANO House,
THURSDAY, Sept. IL, 1890, 7
2.20 A II

2:20 A. NJ
On Monday night the Dana Lake
and the small lake on the east side
of Halemaumau were very active,
with the wind from the south blow
ing the sulphur smoke over the trail,
making it impossible for any one to
get to the Dana Lake on that even
ing. Sometime during Monday
night there was quite a large flow
from the Dana Lake, and since the
stopping of the flow Dana Lake has
become dead. There is no more
Dana Lake. During Wednesday,
the 10th, the small lake that 1 have
before written about, on the east
side OF Halemaumau has opened up
and formed quite lake, and at the
time of writing this throws up re-
Election as bright, if not brighter
than that formerly seen from the
Dana Lake.
There is one advantage in the new
lake, and that is it will save about a
mile or three-quarters of mile walk
to get to it.
There has been changes going on
in the crater, and l should not be
surprised to see more and greater
changes going on for the better.
The cones of Halemaumau have
risen up some forty to sixty feet
since the morning of the 9th.
Hoping to see a great deal more
action in the crater in the near
future. J. H. MABY.
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5pcrial Notices.
Mr.. W. F. ALLEN,

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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
SIR W. J. w. BAYNEs, Bart, Chairman,
director of London ONT Stock Bank.
C. A. PRESCOTT, ESQ.,, Dep. Chairman,
(of Messrs. Prescott, Cave, Buxton,
Loder & Coz
HERBERT BROOKS, Esq.
director of the Bank of England).
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director of the Bank of England).
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director of the London & Hanseatic Bank
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of England).
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of England).
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and Manager of the Fire Department.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

The Wilson Mirror comes out In the iol-
l0Ninr ORIGINAL sciutillatiOns; Counting
might De called "a pressing business -~
Mako vour life SO that there Will always be-
"a heaven aronnd YOU. When yOu see two
men arm i'm arm YOU may be sure that one
of them il sober. -W When % young man
goes on "a tear the sooner be- "mends' his
ways the better.---Nr Al Branch, that
able nnancier aud successful merchant aud
banker. says that the exodus Of the negroes
from this section viii prove blessing and
"A benefit tO all.
The Wilmington Messenger gave exist
ence 10 the following. A young lady Win
beautifully SHAPED hand was seated at the
piano the other uieht. and when she ran her
symmetrical fingers across the keys our
incOrrigible punsfcr remarked That she iho
"a light touch, because she bad 7uch taper
6ngers.r and then got mad because no one
saw the light Of his pun.
AnsOn's big hog, says tie adesDofO
Messenger, was Killed last Thursday, aud
the other counties IN the state can take u
hack seat The hog belonged to Mr.. James
X. Moore. Of the Madra neighbOrhood, ana
weighed Si2 pounds gross and 80 pounds
net. 10 WAS only two years old, and those
who saw 10 say 10 was as Dis as n
horse The Washington Progress also
has hog item which rather knocks out
AuSNU y ANlllf. 1T rhl - fi' - H. A"r"H
son. of Aurora. and. by the way, one Of the
most prosperous and best farmers IN The
state. killed pig last week that weighed
after IL was dressed sjj pounds and Was
not real FAT at that. lit had been, II would
have weighed 900 pounds.
Bob Ross. "a colOfcd mining expert. well
known tO some Of our readers. has, he Pc
ports. struck g0d-bearng slate ON the
/ lands Of Mrs. Smith, at Nails posioiiice,
Montgomery county. lie Is sinking "a shait
and expects rich results.
An emigration agent while going through
Durham with "a train load Oi negroes ihe
other day is reported 10 have stated there
/ that the agents would take every single
negro out Of the counties Of Craven, john
/ st0n and Edgcc0mbc before April.
Mr. Henry =. Nunn, editor Of the New
] Berne Journal. IS dead.
A very humliating spectacle was VII
messed at the Richmond and Dansille pas
senger depot at Durham Few days ago.
mst before the arrival OF the train ffom
Raleigh a white woman and a negro man
handcuned together. They We're IN me Gus
t-dy of am officer Who was taking tnem 10
! oxford % answer a warrant which has been
issued against them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
RICHARD sTocKETT MATTHEWS.
sudden Death Of a Weii-Knowh Lawyer
and Republican.

BALTIMORE. MD. February l.-kichard
st0ckott Matthews, Esq, one 0f the most
proninent and able lawyers IN the south,
dropped dead from heart disease IN q horse
ear on Howard street tonight. lie Was
coming dOsn town from his home, and
when the car had reached the Johns Hop
kins University. MF. Matthews head WAS
observed by his fellow passengers % dfvp
forward upon bis breast. lie died imme-
diately. .,.,l
Mr. Matthews was born In Baltimore
July 4. 1871. he graduated ff0m Rock I'M
college. studied law in the Office OF >.
Tickle Wallis. and was admitted 10 the BAR
I'M l-a4. lie was very strong anti-slaNefY
man. and AN ardent and powerful supporter
of the Government during the Mar. Af:
Matthews was member oi the House vl
Delqgates in 1851. and took "A leading part
i'm preventing Maryland from seceding
nom the Union. lie was lfe-iden-
tial elector In 1864. President Hayes noihi-
mated him. for United States district Judge
I'm 1877. bat the senate refused % confirm
the nomination. lie had many enenie, IA
his own (the Republican, party. In hin
urime Mr.. Mathews was accounted The
/ sblest Republican campaign orator ih
MARYLAND. and was frequently called upon
| 1or his eloauence la other states. notably IN
] penusyl,ani and New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
pANylLLE DOTS.
Mrs. Annie Wesley Herndon Dead-Ihe
Proposed Charter.

DANVuLE. Va, February L. Special
Mrs. Annie Wesley Hernd0n. wife of Rev.
j. A. Herndon. the gentleman who has re-
Gently been appointed superintendent OF
schools for Danyille, died this morning at
no O'clock. after long and painful Illness
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from Main-street Methodist tpis-
cOpal Church.
The discussion on the subject of the new
charter which the CITY Council has asked
the Legislature TO grant Danville- almost
amounts 10 excitement. I'm many quarters
there is intense opposition 10 the proposed
new charter, the principal objection being
the clause which grants the Council power
10 increase the rate Of city taxation. Many
desire q public meeting TO take action iil
the matter but il is probable that no meet.
inc will be held. The indications are that
Danyille delegations viii make the loDpie7
in Richmond lively next week.
The sales Of leaf tobacco ON this marker
i'm January amounted 10 2,jO6,9o6 pounds
sales FROM October lst 10 January 3lst TO-
GA. $50 pounds. Increase over the same Pc
riod for last tobacco year, 4,lbo'o5S POUNDS
Shipments Of manufactured tobacco IN Jan
nary were s26.2Ol pounds; increase o'el
same month Of last year, lJl.0li pounds
shipments Of manufactured tobacco thi'
week. 10000 pounds,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
ROUND ABOUT RADFoRo.
Meath OF Mr.. Chapman Porterheld-rros'
porous Industries.


p.nropD February Special. T. nc
&. i,,on Rlockr here was sold lesleIu"l
for h 200. Nr. JOrdOn, the son-in-laM ~
49, lftoruey.lj General Fields, was llie Pei-
0,'aeer uis "a valuable piece oil properly q
0iv,e a. chanman POfterfeld died very suu-
IL vesferdav nj 1870 T.. NJ. ue Rad Deeh
",''o,,n,isining "o, for some time win Ia snPp,i
- ~, dav before Yesterday a change toWaiS
Dol .'',';onio took place. still no one eNpeclcu
1natb so sson, lie had just sold 70 0sp,di 'd
Heath some property, for when ne TO- ~, ~,
81 zoo I'm cash A few dsts eihve hS We. ",,' ,ha
80 straets and cOnyersed iittil Hpvu' it, ,
Liter and seemed proud Of the shiu' ..'
NV little OF the profits did he enJVs. ~, ~
no'a n.,'a ,ootber and TWO brothers survive % %hllii'
NJ. e'ne,al services take place this MORN
I,' ~ srono The Methodist Episcopal OhuiSh,
ne Cooper trial is in progress AT Nn''s, !,
,,ansbnrc nb and everything Is guie'''as u
should be. .,.,,oos are absent this
number Of our cltiIehs "'0 "''N
week attending court. 4, to,yn this
Hon. W. }. Hhelburne was ~ '""" '"
week. ,.,...,or,au minister OF
cbristiansburg, preached a hne "i''V"' .
"'ie Dr Farmer is sick with la grippe. us
w Il Roane, Of Richmond, B"fo "'
pleasant call Thursday. .,.,,o 0casl
a. N. TYLER. our wide-awaAe
store - man. is suffering with bolis. ,h,,
The Einstein family bad as io.',r nresent
week. quite q large number WIS P'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
A DEAD BABY IN A COFFIN FOUND
NEAR DURHAM.

Murderer Wilson WIZ Hang-rhe Cape
Fear aud Nadkis Valley Road Bal
Poudre at Raleigh on the Fourteenth
Peace Institute.
RALmGn. \. c.. February special. -.
Twenty of the applicants wl.o have been
standing examination before the supreme
Court here 10 practice law. passed success
fully and were granted licenses. Three Of
the.claSs failed.
The young society people here have de-
cded 10 hold bal poude here on the 18th
instant. which will De a most brilliant SO
cial event. Most elaborate preparations
are being made for the affair.
Governor Fowle to-day refused 10 CON-
mute the death sentence OF John Wilson.
convicted of murder in Nancey county. lie
will be hanged February 1th.
Lige Moore. who escaped from ial az
Greensboro last night. aud who was 10 have
been hanged next Friday. has not been cap
mred The county officials at Greensboro
are severely censuud for their negligence
In allowing Moore 10 escape. The sheriff
there telegraphed request 10 Governor
fowle 10 offer a reward for him. but the
Governor replied stating that the sheriff had
better offer reward himself. II any was
necessary.
The Fayetteville Bucket Company has
decided t0 increase the capital stock from
$4,000 10 50, ,ooO and % build "A mammoth
new factory. The factory now runs con-
stantly, day and night, TO keep up with
orders.
N.t.,fo,, ,e,.,r.,n n ,.nlo,,l fo, ,,.a
cutting wood In the country. near Durham,
when his attention was attracted % some
dogs which were smiling a newly-dug hole
in the ground. | pom examining he found
there "a coffin about two feet long, wrapped
up In some calico, containing the remains
of am infant. How il came to be there IL a
mystery. The remains have been placed In
the hands Of the coroner.
The Cape Fear and ladkin road has lust
been completed through from Wilmington
20 Mount Airy. and through trains will be
put on February 18th that will make the
run from Wilmington to Mount Airy In
twelve hours. Trains Will stop for dinner
at Fayetteville.
The marriage OF Walter Holt OF Rurling-
ton, and Miss Mamie Dausette. oftN lining
ton. is announced 10 take place on February
18th.
The change In the management Of the
Peace Institute of this city, 90 be effected
shortly. was made public to-day. John B.
Bnrwcll, the present principal. is % be sue
ceeded by Professor James Dinwiddie, Of
GOrdons,ille, Va, who has leased the iusti-
tuition for twenty years. The Peace insti-
tute Is the leading female school OF the
Presbyterian denomination 0fthis state. ltis
owned hy a private stock company. and has.
for a number of years past been managed
be- Mr.. Burwell who held lease on il. Pro-
lessor Dnwiddic is a graduate Of the Uni
yersity OF Virginia. and has for some time
been professor Of English Of the University
0i Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

ending January 81, aggregated S2xl ,o0v, ,.ti1,
or about three millions more than during
the corresponding seven months OF the pre-
ceding fiscal year. On the other hand ex-
pendltures for the past seven months aggre-
gated $203. fO9. .034. or seventeen. and three
quarter millions more. than expenditure
during the corresponding seven months ot
the preceding fiscal year. Ten and half
millions Of this increased expenditure Is
found in the pension charge. which for the
past seven months, amounted 10 S0i, 40. us.
PROPOSED BRIDGE NEAR NEWPORT NEWS.
Secretaries Proctor and Rusk, accompa-
MED By the ladies Of their families. LEFT
Washington this afternoon for Fortress
Monroe. Secretary Proctor while at the
Fort will confer with engineer officers OF the
army in regard 10 certain requests Of the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for con-
structing bridge across the water lying
within the government reservation near
Newports News.
THE VIRGINIA CASES.
Mr.. Edgar Allan. Of Richmond, counsel
for Waddill in his contest for George Wise's
seat, and who was counsel for Bowen. In his
effort 10 get. by partizan action, Ruchanan's
seat. is in the city. Of course every \ir-
ginan knows that neither Naddill nor
Bowen has any legal claim to the seats in
Congress they are lighting for but
i'm the case Of Bowen there has been a sin
gular weakening. Allan has withdrawn
and Judge John 4. Harris. the well-kuown
Democratic leader OF Virginia, has been
employed IN his place. This is an evidence
Of B0wen's forlorn hope. lie has abandoned
his hope Of Republican aid. and now evi-
IDENTITY hopes to capture Democratic friends.
..p1 ,Arvt.ra..t. .,.p.t.
Late tonight the physicians attending
Mrs. COppinger, Secretary Blaine's eldest
daughter put out the following bulletin:
''fhe slight encouragement that was enter
tanned by Mrs. Ioppinger's physicians last
evening WAS unfortunately dispelled this
morning. t'nfavorable symptoms develop
ed and have continued without amelioration
all day, SO that at the present moment the
most serious auuroheusiOna are felt -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

A iea.e was recorded IN the Chancery
g1ur Yesterday from James u. Pace 70
Andren -aks. Of ihe firm Of A. SAKE y Oo;'
jon the iarye store on the corner Of Eiefehih
and Main streets now occupied by Messt .
Low & Davis. The lease ls ioI
ien wears. commencing February J. 1871 al
an annual rental of S0,oV. Inc le77Oi
covenants 90 make improvements ON 'ne
lui.dln, NOT 10 exceed $4,000 in cost
fo be completed by April lst, 1871.
'Ihr lessee agrees 10 pay an additional
rental of I'D per cent. per onnum on the cost
ef he Improvements In monthly lnsia,'
ments. ln case Of fire damaging the Duild'
ine the lease viii be forfeited. Messfs.
lhyy a Davis viii move ~ Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
Mo,art Academy -"Tantasma.'

fr trosenting "faniasma' at the Aca-
.....,. 0i Music. the Hanions oier an enter
f.'rn.nl which would be difficult 20 sur
f... from the moment the curtain s,', Ilses
.rtr il falls upon the final tanlea9A
u activity and motion ON l1e
.f.e. and the action poSiess ."paTr,y ~,
..l ,,itb almost kaleidoscope eject. inc
..II.,,, transformations, pictures ana
...,..r i..sufs and mechanical ingenuity on
I'M. nraduction would alone maxi
.f remarkable. but , woven through ,s ihese
l. an entertainment Of fenar9eaDle
.ar.fs and unusual merit. a simple re- iS-
s'ew of ihe pani0mimic elects iau;i'SDio i'''',o
I0t. oi business. and comedy ana pnl ,'',
scenes would occupy more space in"" 0''"
0e given io this notice. t.....
rbe aiece viii le presented Tor four nights
f..-,rrlne Wednesday. with matinee SAT
r.rIa,. ana tickets VIII be- placed Oh saie To-
suorr0u morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
Changes Wrought by haiiro~"-in'
Courthouse Removal.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY A.. February l.m.oit1S-
ciai. To-day, saturday, when Is seneI"a3 ,"ar
chants. has been raining, ana iI9m
= "il business point Of view, very dull dull,
60 NJ our country cousins com
inc inc to town. The fact is. which Is - mu ~ 10 70
be deplored, not over % per ~ esh.. ~ ~
neonle visit our town ON saturdays az az
PSGp,Vf P;d = few Wv wears ago. Before the bu' goi
ale ,he q achhe"sapease h" and Ohio Railw here
WE were very few stores in the eoSnIIs NV '1r se
rounding WILLIAMSBURG slSa, but ae% SeS ,asf of trade %
,bat formerly came 20 our city. a..
&c Colonel N. y. ingalls,, president OF .on Tue
cnessnsake and Ohio Railway, has con
,rIeused qsu through Dr. J.. q: Booihe, Of Car Ia,
iers Grove SIS % the virginia ,oaTd AnIq"aTns qSaTns
society, which VIII ,la DC os ais1 powder SsS Horn.
la Grippe is still on the rampage, ana on
occount OF il the attendance on our puphe
schools has been very much diminished
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

beacon Lights" b the name Of the 70.
mantle play that will open t"o-nights
az the Theatre to-morrO" even
ing. u ls an unpreientious but clearly
told story OF life 10 a minlug camp-not the
rough and f0wdy part OF II, but an under
tone of pure romance. composed out OF the
relation Of "a irieudicss woman ana her
child with a nOble-hearted miner, who seeks
~ protect her from certain fascals who,
having killed her husband, seek possession
ol Lrr child in order 20 secure valuable
mining claim 70 which be bas fallen belr,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
JUMPED FROM A WINDOW.
suicide at Charlotiesvilie-The Victims
Name Not Known.

CHARLOrrEsvILLE, VA, February T.
Special A colored girl, who was passing
The saunders House last night saw
hurriediy throw up the window
second Story and spfing ont lie fell De-.
most on the stone pavement. An eNamina-
tion showed that the skull Was split from
the prominence behind TO the base oil the
nose and that the neck was broken.
The man came TO this city two days ago
and stopped at the saunder house, @ '.'' Du'
ave no name. A small sum Of money was
found ON his person, some tobacco, a pipe
tevs and two small cards, on one Of which
was written "This is what rum brings
man tO.v and on the reverse side, NJ T.
Oudun. o. II
Another card bore the name oi u. l.
Davis and the name Of some tO"h III .la 80
80 hut the name Of the town was unde-
einherable. lie said he was from Atlanta.
The verdict Of the coroners jury was I'D
accord with these facts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

Mrs. Rebecca A. Grubbs, widow Of Peter
" Grubbs. died az her residence. OH hast
Leigh street. Friday night, at ii O'CLOCK III
her seyenty-third year.
Mrs Guibbs had been in bad health Tor a
nnmler OF wears. and her death, although
deeply regretted, will not be a surprise 70
her many friends. She was a noble Infisl- CHRIST
ian woman and KIND ana io'in5 5
mother and wife. Her husband. who mas
been dead for three or four years. was a
We'll. known real estate agent Of this ciiy'
She was the mother Of two children,,;As- ~
sstant Postmaster John J. 1rlo9s % ni any a. ",S'
Virginia. &. Lipscombe, widow OF Ut. W. l'
Iipscombe. OF Chesterfield county;
Inc funeral will take place TINS Il,eI- a
ooon an At s,3O O'Clock. from the First bap-
list Church. Dr. Cooper will conduct MtIe M
seryiee. The pall-bearers are james L. Ap'
rarson 1ohn A. Mosby, William I. Har.
wood. Daniel Mccarthy, Judge Edmund nl'
Waddnl. James h. Harvey, Gurus T. 'au'
thorn and James ii. Bruce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

CHARLOTTE, y. g.. February i.-'spe-
cial. Armour. Of Kansas City. Is expected
In Charlotte next week. looking after his
meat interest here.
People In the eastern part are uprising
against the emigration agents.
Receipts of cotton 10 Charlotte By wagons
for the month just closed show an improve
ment over the same month for past few
years. Receipts for the month amounted
to l,32S. bales, agalnsi 9qt hrtable torrom "a
the county ,o-day- .tesB,s 5s E2agohs ~
day. G2 bales.