Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

majority Of the people al l..
TO consider whether the s., w e1lsl Il.
tory 50 far removed from ", s.s. .ss ( 4,
Republic is wise. ~ our wa ~
The Hawaiian lsiands
gin. and those inhahi, VI W q talsasa
Oh o,a4y SQUARE miles, being n.y. s,.' e. 2 I,
miles larger than the car, as'as - =
Connecticut and Rhode Isi s,u,Aea ~
hon in the middle Of the No s4 nj I.
10 unsurpassed. They are " y ~ fslli. Z \
Auckland, New Zealand. iasv, 1se \,
sydney, Australia; 3,il0 nI t,.' Ma =
llama, Japan; 1880 miles 49, M
China, 1880 miles from w ~Su hss L,
western outlet Of the v, ~ WI
The Hawaiian Islands ara NM 's,alssa q
magnificent valleys Intervsa ,ta alnsl NJ
broad plains. nearly Laval ,s..ssk ~ \
highest mountain. Mauna IL z
mas an altitude of 1900 r., Z ~
magnificent island dome IN M, nv y
between the higher peaks X -, " sa& n
mesas, or prairles. where os,,i a a,s
better than on the llanos :, y Niis
tho coast ranches Of Texaa @auN I \
owing to the variety N
teuding from the sea Level Il XIV !
snow peaks, every yegstabi. ~ y IA
temperate and tropic zons. pIsals
unsurpassed luxuriauce ~, .asatala
INDUSTRY IS the growth and mss ~ gl,
cane sugar. The amount rotoF,ss 4
ago--lnd the output is ncreasis-- = Il
600 tons. There is $3s 900 oel ~ 4
sugar plantations, OF which or.. s,, W.
belongs to Americans. The $500. fAM
methods Of cultivation. n ny.
pected, are among the best kse.su
elsville on the Island Of Mani -. sial
the well known Claus Snrs., .,ia'. 4
largest sugar plantation in ,saA :
annual output being about ii.O5o IN IN" \
blowing is all done by steam ~ r.. \. \
is hauled to the mlls by lcco ny Y
more than thirty miles Of rsil,S.1 y
place there are two iron inn,s. 4
machine shops. each employios y 1
hundred men, while the Chimes M 1ss 4
are numbered by thousands. -
Here, as wherever they ara K.
chinese are the most industrious \, 4, /
ulation; but they are mgratorv Z 4 4
no permanent interest in the s.. =.
one purpose of their plodding plr,,,' \
being to make enough money bs .,.'. !. i
them in comfort in China. Il L r.-
some, among them Mir. sprscSsls 4
annexation to the United I'M.
adopted, the Islands would At am I. :.
in prosperity and productiyens.s
Of the Chinese Exclusion Act. -
Coffee of superior quality. rIce ~,
plneapples, cOc0anuts and i've ~
all important Items in the proataAs :,
tons OF these Islands. Hut mi. y
curse to Hawaiian agriculture Al 4
raising which l never heard q tl X,
visit, and that Is the spread 81 ~ n
plant. There are two yaretja, H
/ shrub, the yellow and purple, MAJ
cultivated in the gardens Of N n
States for their beauty, The ian,s,i
! introduced as a decorative plan, N
gardens Of Honolulu twenty yAafl h
1t did not stay there; like eoacs,s
= went out TO possess the land Nd \
/ done so most effectually. Il form y
! high as a riders head by the rulafil
! has filled the valleys and climbed h. y
tains and carried its conqus.. 70 In
/ islands, TIL lantsna has become he q,
t Hawaii, as the imported EngllaA ~
of Australasia.
. It is said that the native Hasli
$ pure blood Is dying out at the MI
D per cent. year. Captain Cock Vi
0 their number over 100 years IN NJ
S 900, so that the day Of their arm.
:, cannot be far distant This isap5
g though not industrious or pardtrlr,
a telllgent, they are physically a ni1l
e race, with splendid forms, sEina d Il
bronze. and hair thick, black ani Il
G as that sof our own Navajos, 10 wiz
A have q striking resemblance. "a
n castles, whether crossed With III
o or Chinese, are an increasing u
G superior ability. and with far nrf
/ and political influence than =. /.
s Hawaiians. The Portuguese are "
n foreign laboripg class. as they hrsl
wives with them. have many e
s work hard. acquire their own houa
= have their own churches and csg.
/. foreigners, but the Asiatics, IN 2
d to vote, on complying with "a
d similar to our own In such casis.
r Although 1t would take mofs q
n paper to do the subject justice
forbear mentioning In this hurra
= one of the worlds greatest Noaa1
Y famous volcano OF Kilauea. in The Il
n Hawaii. Through luxurlant forssi \
up thirty miles from Hllo to a 4
n of 1000 feet, where. without sirl
n carriage wheeled before the Volah'
g revealing such a sight as iifa,
,r Imagination, and literally burned ial
= the memory. Below and rot u (
o shot away were the Tremendous llle
d lakes OF restless fire, eanppied ?. q
II Gus smoke clouds. with deep W.
IT shores, and CONCEALED streams 7.
OF their more terrible fury " 81
10 by. l saw these lakes duflnE z
y tr0pic thunderstorm al MIGHT 4
S ses%eiG ny S5Ss t & RySH fRS Shl
and green and lowering req ilss4 :
{. vast ienoous pits but all IN sas Il.
A. yesuvius is grand, and i y. X d.
81 terror, but nature was in a nio,s \. 4,
II mood and summoned more w. NJ
v 10 her help. when she lilieu ~
y ! s-.Aa the clouds and holloesa =
l. morning heart OF n..ses..
A. Thirty years ago Honolulu W
significant seaport village, we M
Of North Pacific whalers. and ne v.
= being the most moral place u =.
III To-day no more beautiful Guy w
a on tho blue waters Of the faal1
Y an excellent harbor In rronl ~
III by a chain OF purple megnli,sa II,
Y lulu, with her white steenl1 W =
I'll islands above sea Of PAM
picture that enchants fhs VII
is traveller before he has set ~. /, (
in Human enterprise has e9ih7 ! /
H. ment the profuse bounres, AZ
us Honolulu has now about - Z
CHI tants. The public buildings I. y
ed in architecture to those 70 A.
If. many OF our State capitals =. ~
,ra ace is far more imposing ~ 4,
:, ali odds. a fuer setting .nle Il
IL House in Washington. Nnns Z
IN dences-many OF them en ..si,y hirl
it like gardens-are prlhr'i sss < 4
business portion OF inc si IN, II
on and stone. There are nAni I'd I'd n
-. nassed streets and roads, z -
citv. so that horseback riui *. 10
nut ara fayorite amusements. KIM,
OF here man fashion, with w " 4
led and tbis gives them fFlaA I,, 2.
~ "nr s,,srestion OF lmproprl.1s y
is lighted by electricity XII.
=. miles OF street raiiwsy, shreub 2
rs talk business and gossip
TN hundred telephones ..hsts ~
,lls The newspapers are 49, b >
err for their readers are coaas, "a
200 eign element. but the pe~, "