The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-05-01

he ADVERTISE a. that tine and through
tie Kindness o. Capt Black is repro
cuced II part today
That portion relating 70 the voyage
non Honolulu il the old :. 5 Kilsues.
% Hawaii. Is emitted. and the journey
: taken ID a. Lyuzn's Ranch on the
slOps OF The mountain
? L Clark vas the principal cor
respondent o. the party. and most OF
his description vas from his pen. while
Other parts we're selected from the writ
rs q others Who helped make the
party merry and who enjoyed the grand
scene
Standing in front o. The house. We
can look over z hiIly expanss On our
right sweeping down IN broad sxpanss
q rugged lava 70 the sea. and away
IRON - in front 20 Richardson's ranch
beyond which the landscape arises
again more b-oke1 and rugged 70 The
crCEEI1E ledge OF Kilauea- On the
SIDE @ The distant slope, dotted With
extinct cones. < trailing cloud OF
smoke AID steam issuing from the an
cls1r crevice known as Uwekahurs
he lament OF The priests. some few
niles this side Of kilzuez proper Near
RiehzrtS01' : / The hill from which The
laEc-slip took place II s.: the scar
stu remains o. The hillside. but The
brad level plain formed BIZ the earth /
thar fetched away Is like The resi- OF
ne soil covered with cui ard mzniania /
grass
he long slOps OF Mama L.0s bounds
me E0riZ01 inland 70 our left and rOwI
thar cz-k1sss has fallen. OF the high
- -lcSs hangs bright cloud over ths
active crater We notice that as The
light brlEh-s1S On Msuus Loa. that OF
hi-al5a fades away. and when ii &
teE moments EiIaues again shows
brightly The o-hsr dius down This
has been Observed during the last week
and EOult seen 70 indicate that there
l. some connection between the two.
Arriving Al Reed and Richardson's
ranch n about 5 e n Ee found here
The balance o. our party and Mr. Con-
Say EhO had Just returned from the
summit he reports that his party cor
s-Sri1g q Nsssrs- Palmer. Curtis Di-
Do1c and himself with two guides. had I
succeeded after considerable toll in
reaching the crater They found the
lava spcurl1g IL Z tall column from near
the esursr q TIE main crater. and :
lake formed The cold was excessive
aid they spS1- but one night On the
s1nmit- Tbs elevation By Al Aneroid
vas 1850 feet During the night their
mules E0t away and they we're Obliged
% EzIk down 70 the zater-hols in the
Eoods, where they found their ami
Uzls- Their guides were completely
exhausted and the consequence was
- Eere pilikiz Ios for some one 70
PICK Is up Later in the day Messrs.
Palmer. Curtis and DinOnd arrived and i
gave rather better account OF the diff
1c1lres o. the trip and left Us with
their tent some extra blankets and va
ter containers
This ranch Is very handsomely stu
ated. and though il was very evident
that re we're intruding upon Mr.. Rich
ardso1, yet Ne en6esvored 10 avoid Civ
ing him any more trouble than re could 1
help Two OF our party left Us here TO i
90 On 70 kilzuez- and the balance wait
Cd hopefully for z guide <hon Capt
Joe Spencer, with z laTEE-hezrted gen
erosity- had engaged 70 procure from
MS ranch. some SIX miles back on the
rOsd- As the success Of the expedition |
10E seemed 70 depend entirely or his
succeSs IN procuring there one man. Mr.. i
HenTE Gs1dzl- il vas With 10 slight 4
feelings O. qualification thar Ee saw him
coming il the afternoon We we're able
70 leave Richardson's ranch about 3
O'Clock II the afternoon. Mr.. r refus- !
Ing 70 accept any remuneration for his
kIl1Gess 70 rs. and so Ee rode on to
Ellis station SIX miles distant and .
higher Up the mountain side This Pu-
N and Goat ranch Is prettily placed on
rising knoll Of ground veil covered
With ane grass We we're z little sur
prlSsd 20 learn that in winter the frost
kills the mz1iznis, the elevation here
icing somewhat below that Of KiIzuez-
As evening draws near ne feel the COOL
1sss Of the air. and noE that We are
fairly on the road Ee are buoyznt Of
spirit and il ne don't 90 through to
me summit something viii Be 70 pay Ii
We pitched our tent, and in that and