Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07

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'' o. d lhsir little baby boy boy, oI Sar.e
", '''.'I' ,,.,.ad Of taking the nearest
sin, anu i,,srt road to that Guy, we
40 iD,'iGsd To 20 more . ,Uu of line
olH'. \. order 90 v'h u'" "nJ ,iso 10
az v m another locality a9u I Hence
t,l',3s y. uars Of the ISLAND Ie,is
sc o'ns' .,,runz ont IN souihf ,.',i;,,,
-,isal " .s took the ROAD lcdulhE
tteuD", ana after travelling 'htee ' ny,
..flnts 7. b Inc famous sugar planta'ltoh
stfslen'eu. ybich is situated nea, tht
kahuN'-,, ,,omity OF the isllnd V'
rj'ihe'n lie AN Incorporated company
OiAl 10 about quarter OF
ri, crime In the construction anu
-Iion .,,l a sugar millsieam ploWS'
I-Pdaugi""J mills. houses, shcus' cue;
lf, ,Be thousand acres aIe yu ''i ~. a.
t'g ,.ns and ABOUT three hu i'..'i ''' H..
. M hrangsc, are emp.ulon t,,,.
1o'N. ,r,gugb We saw about one nun
fi"lns G.tyoi these, clad In their lsn'
's' alu . ,I A blue, engaged ~ plant
a5iNins w. tur oriental style. he'c
Us e.l. ',r pl.d from SO TO- ti2p per
apl.'e ,,,tr I,b1ts. out of WliCh theN
ll1lh w .i,.g. but wood for cooking
5liia 'N'' itrDiaFcd them free, he
fi'.g't jsva.iansI. OF whom a few also
aiI',' ,,sI on tue plantation, receive
ie t.f',l',,,I, i1r the same kind Of labur
W lf,lre ovcfseers, ioremen' t'J'i Ee'
~. A cluster Of while'washt,u ' .lll,,
ly .ssptis, built adjacent TO- lhe mn
Y. FINITE thc japanese part OF Naahuha,
w. ,t. officers quarters are situated
slIt ',,,..itp side Of the road, and
on ", Wy, number Of fine and com
ghrt s5uc cottages. During the
.'',.'S ,,Its the managers OF the Lue
tt',;,, have had their cane ground
'I' 'ggsr manufactured mere, as
4al ,li mill al Laic. bought by the
~ many years ago, Is incapable oi
NV. w. v1rE suitable to the times. IT'S
aimed that 10 lost about 20 per eent o,
gerhafine matter IN the process OF
.,,,ging and Manufacturing Whleh
'' In these days OF close sugar
~ -.,,.,i9p. destroyed ~ the profits OF
80, ". .,rs industry. and II was found
80, and better to let the kahuka
...,t,py do the work on shares.
'Rsh5,i distance west If the mill,nea
,..od yilage Of Kaukha, the company
y. t1,I, one Of the finest and most
-.,lsr, steam pumps operated on the
.i,,J. ID pumps water from a bottom
'.'' .p,iBg which Yields forth any
-rss,iy Of water desired To 'le
fgbsf ground, from which the water Us
,5ned INTO the cane field tor irrigation
~ essinuing our journey from Kahuku
... rbsBge our course Of travel ilum a
-,,,hvrsiefly TO southwcstcrly ulTee.
NJ, and followed the coast Tor several
rijgi unfit We reach the small village
~ Wsimea. situated on the head OF a
HIs nm and At the mouth of a pictur'
,.l5s gllrh or very narrow valley with
Mn mountains. almost perpendicular on
liner side. This place IS notable, ms,
l1felIly. as the place where Two naval
attef, were killed ~ 1894 Ihev landed
,.8n a shin that was taking provisions to
vs5couyef's expedition, and getting IN
IA uuafiel with the natives lost Their
r.ss Al Wamea the longest bridge
n, The it.and was constructed and open.
"A On the occasion OF Queen II IN.
tsallpls visit to ale in August 1891
sixteen niles from laie we reach
Wsia'ga. the principal town ON the
rJtbRe5t coast Of Oahu. This pace,
witch res,lcs beautifully IN It's tropical
ia.e and extensive orchards, is punt
along tine bay .ilording good anchor.
seanl az the mouth Of one OF the chlsi
,'isau, OF the islands. There IS a
bansh Of the Church presided over
ty peiero Uni. whose large and com.
m0di5uS dwelling built over my years
1s0 has o- several years oiiOided COM
urable shelter Tor scores ui Utah
a eos. who have visited the Hawaiian
Stands as messengers Of truth and saliva.
lion. The Saints At WMalua own
GOOD and substantial meeting house 10
1hI.h regular services are held every
sabbath, and the branch, though not so
HIge as 10 was years ago, is ~ aIair
condition
A, WaaIua we leave the coast and
take the road leading almost through
he center OF the island In suutheaster.
" direction to the celebrated Pearl Haf-
Dor on lhe water edge OF which, about
ten mile, from Honolulu American real
estate men have located Pearl city, which
they arc booming for all il Is worth, and
undoubtedly Tor as much more as they
can get out OF it. A suburban railway
connecting the place with Honolulu, has
already been built, Passing on we enter
he suburban town Of Moanalua, where
lhsieafe several members Oi the Church,
and al ono u. M, twelve hours to a
minute after leaving Laie We drove
through the gdtc 10 the grounds Of the
branch headquarters at Honolulu. to be
Welcomed by Elders Edwin {, Dibble,
GeoIgs u, Fisher and George II. Brdno,
vho are I5buring as missionaries ON the
island Of oahu. In our journey Of forty.
I've mile, today we saw some beautiful
natural scenery, and lew lovely spots
here and there between the rugged vol
eanlr mountain systems Of the island.
Travelling from waialua to Pearl HarbOr,
We had the irregular peaks OF the
Aooau range on our LETT and the Wal
amaze mountains ON our right. The
Clouds rested heavily upon the noun
lam tops, the winds blew, and the
'all descended upon US now and then;
ana between times the tropical sun, as
ne peepgi through the openings In the
Clouds, gave MS a sample Of his heating
power Utah is good enough ior mel
Tuesday June IIth.-Ibis IS q
national holiday in the Hawaiian islands
Known as kamehameha day. II Is cele.
a,lialel as the birthday OF the great king
Aamehameha, the first who conquered
ile smaller chiefs of the different is
Iaands and founded the Hawaiian king
,lom with himself as the li.st king. lIut
illS not certain that he was born on the
mot June, Horse racing at the kap'
DAM park was the order Of the day but
instead OF participating In the sports,
ONE o. us Elders and sister Nolll went
"aiElkl and attended the anniversary
aIetuug Of the Relief Society held NJ
iillA. place under the direction OF Sister
D.