The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-09
sIG VOLCANOES TO BURN.
,.,-rrED STATES WILL HAVE
PnE ..,rO HAWAII IS ANNEX Ed

uurneth With Fire and
,. duplicated in Hawaii.
.s 81 Louis Globe-Democrat
..-<,+ion of the Hawaiian Is
-..1 as the President recently
A'' INJECTED to occur before the
s'a'' riIv will add to our national
~ .o. only almost 500 square miles
0. w., ,u, group of the most beauu-
o. ,.....- of the Pacific. Uncle Sans
Jul .,,.. ,niues the greatest things in
rs .r5 len fact is already long, but by
'"' ....,...,on it will be increased, for
w. T-rire5 states will then possess the
active volcano in the world
tI,,....ian are volcanic islands, and
.3 with reference TO their actual
'o' s.o,, he bottom of the sea, are the
nus ,o.Yrisfns in the world. They
:, f.t mountains beneath as well
above the ocean. The Pacific IN their
'.i-, is about 1900 feet deep, and as
'..,r5- rise nearly 1900 feet above
rba Hawaiian group is cluster
..,,,r,,lu- about $1,000 feet in hight.
side of these stupendous masses
.5 tine Rocky Mountains dwindle al
,.t into insiguiicance. Few OF the
,,s among the rockies exceed 10000
in b,e6r vet the Hawaiians are three
.t,es rblr hight. From the ocean bed 70
~, ot Nauna Loa is a distance as
1t as or greater than that from the
80 level to the CopmOst peak OF Mount
Trsres- or Knchinjunga. But Everest
and Kincaiujmga do not rise from the
a. level buJ from the loftiest plateau an
~ world. thus the Hawaiians are more
.sor one-thlrd higher than either of the
M pa9ks cited in the biographies as
s5e Hottest on the globe.
The geological history OF the Islands Is
os1v read ia their rocks. Ages and ages
tf,re fine rnegatherium the plesiosaurus,
AMI ieh1hvosaurus were born, the part OF
H. e9rtn's crust lying Immediately under
his norton of the Pacific was thinner than
oIssabere and as the earth cooled and
contracted the confined gases and steam
accumulated stored UP greater force with
every additional pound of pressure until
fraliv there was an explosion the like of
7rLioh was never known on the earth since
lie crust began to cool, and for an area of
aver 1000 square miles the crust was
tbroVn IN ike a sheet of ice would be
from an explosion of a charge of gunpow-
der beneath the 9urrouiluhis cio9' ciooeu
in. and the immense mass Oh ueptls re-
manned, only piihpie on the EARN SUI
face. Duj large enough 10 CONSTITUTE '"e
stands
Time rolled on. as it has a habit of doing,
and whether spontaneously or by creation
the scientists and theologians may be left
10 settle among themselves but in one way
Or other vegetation appeared, then came
aA''lai3 go, 1tl1a. i.1ord, ~
ulNeI HU'ii@ ~, 80,
v15i',g'.S .o'''p ~ -, of 80
a-1 wy $3.50 - IT. ~, 49,, e
tol vi w, -''''l''l, l-5 lei,
. va. ,,,,';,.,+.9 80 .,,-,llio5 go
.'- +i-.,5e 80 tIe+,roii I,aoo1a pI,t
~ rro,,,,,-,s 5i5 ,7,t So 20 he 1,o1.o,,.
,5 i~+r,ai tir9s 1bicb caused tbo
nrsl great explosion sull burned hercely,
f % - Ii III t r'i1ee,0
en-. as tba J.;ndnoiil in tIo13and
Tbere ana ,,1Icat,as o1IoY1-1[i,,,ra IN +bo
Hawaiians tbe entire oronn being az vol
cari, ori.,, a,,i7a,,l,ae ~ atiX,it,, o,1 -,
Or absent An authority on scientific mat
te-s saws her ara ,,.eI 900 80 -,
on tba isls1de ana 5isusaa ohir,,,,e,1s 81
nature are 50 numerous a. r. attract no
attention Tbara arc iiter.1II, tbo,1ss,ds
Of them They are found in he mos mn
eYUeclfl rlgc.s ToIftpgivo, tt7ro,,Ui, tba
q uriergrov.rb of a tronicai fores+ tLe t-sI,1
eer suddenly f.ars H. foat aa'oo,,1i,lr1
yard f,rfsr hon - 80 ~
4 vsugaton and dnde he bas $1,000 i1to
auuDied bo,a i'm tbo ra-l, a., ,-iir,a+
ter Lava ie a,a,,.r,,h,.e d;;rs
tgrate1 ,va ,bro a1,t 49,
has become r,lI,a.a5 o.5 ="
richest s5 brac, ~ bard anu L., CoiS5,toSs lle
ed out dIIrires ar,,tior,, a.,
8 hundred ye,re , - $50 "
warm lava rbiob - raoa,,tI,, e ['ll - go
ifs internal t.5, -,l,ie nU"eu lilat
have The naive fa,. 80 i.Ieie IesPete
corempt that e'on 10 Ia.a oleeu
hardly cooled is n,iii,o,I ~. va wnlcn -
They spra,,1 o,,. H. ~ ne timers
their croDs gr4 j., AZ lie'ie so4i' 'Ileh SOW
harvest N"0 ''ine reap thelr
lIauna r.oa and r-;,o,,..
founded NAV, , ,lu' 1ilaued are o1ten con-
two are names 81 ~. osIils 'iidt lHe
thai one js a. s, 81 lhe same mountain or
crater of tbe otho (.''i lame appiied 10 the
TIE two are ,,J'ito rs. As matter OF tact
4 are bur si,t,,,, ~, inc dI'nouSn they
ably bu, lirf,r,lt pa ana are prop
4 temal fre t-I It vents ior the same in
M4nl La -T, y much lower than
l0ttest rn,'',t...,. ne ldtter IS one of the
81 about 1ian, r On me globe, being