Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

i'oplFfhi lN'l
ZACH time l pack my belongings
l. 10 30 TO some now place In my
pilgrimage about these islands
- am ndmoniHhcd 10 caution tour
lists against bringing too much
warm clothing. To wear Il dlrlreracs
you. TO carry II around impcdcH and
vexcs you. II IL almost impoarihie,
FOR resident OF the northern states
especially. to realize that a spot es-
lists where there ~ no cold weather In
the winter months. Consequently We
viii pack M In spite of ourselves n lot
of heavy wooden garments under the
general impression that they are good
for uA
That n what 4 did. and wish now
had not. For the first three days after
leaving q port IN the racific coast 81
the States the traveller will need nrht
winter clothing. such ~ hv would wear
at home. After that b. begins 10 throw
on his blankets By night aud article
after article Of heavy clothing by day
II he has not retained among his state
room baggage cotton and linen things
70 put on In place OF them. then that
unhappy person will set n touch ~ pur.
gatory before his time. Hardly any
physical sensation, even Keen pain. VI
20 unhearnhlc AZ being too warm when
you have ne chance 10 cool yourself
The clothing wanted Tor Hawaii at all
seasons II such nm would b. worn In the
heat ~ summer In the middle and
southern belts ~ the Union.
OF course every Intelligent American
viii now wish 60 visit Hawaii u h
part OF our education az citizens and
patriots o. see every nrction Of nur own
great, his country. which II world In
Itself. II you cannot tour both Europe
and Hawaii. come 10 Hawaii and let
Europe go.
Honolulu itself IL world In minla-
iurc. Here are Europe. Asia and 40.
rlcn, blended khleldoHcoplcnily 10 know
what the common HE ~ China and ia
pan IN HE you need not visit those
countries. Come 10 Honolulu.
l look from the hotel Vctnnda into
the street and behold q moving pano.
rama of representatives Of eight or ten
different nations. A big. rawhoned
American upon n bicycle heads the pro.
'csslon. Nobody could mistake him.
the way he HpfnwlH all oser himself
Then suddenly q Hash NJ Iiawaiiana on
horseback n ~ a picturesque nash
From the time white people introduced
horses Into the islands the natives took
nightly to thrHe animals linraUhnri
locomotlun suited their natural dlHpo.
rition, They ride cowboy fashion. on "a
dead cantor. and took like opntnura.
Through the streets Of Honolulu day
ana niHht you hear the hoof beats uf
their skinny Hhnrgy horses, hutor
split, looping und laundering along aH
though satan was after them YOU
think they are Ealloplng tn turn lu d
hre alarm or tn frtoh tho doctor boz u
rase OF lifo and death. oh no. ~ Do
Just way thsy hhve. that BE- uii % Do
heavens merry that brown skinned
small kanuklH nnd little. fllt eyed
japancsc and ChineHr young ones nrt
not run oyer ana irnmplcd duzor
times dny. but they never Herm tu De-
Probably they know how TO dodge d,
instinct
Not only native men. but women also
inpe through the streets IN this mut
fashion. All women here. native nui
white, ride astride tho saddle, ani
must say II ~ u most sensible fuHhion
Native women used 10 cover thulr love
eStremities with a Ions. narrow divide.
skirt Of the most brlllinnt color thrl
could hnd, These gnuGy trousers les
extended far down below tholr feo, AN,
STRAINED out behind them In hrillIan
banners aa they rode. Thus kannk
woman Of the old time on horseback 3
even more picturesque looking than
man. Bunalo liili ought 20 secure ther
for his show. They ride like cowboy.
The ordinary Mother Hubbard EHf
ment Of the native woman ~ called
'holoku" Her ridlng habit II a "pae ~.
pronounced In two syllahles.
White people In Honolulu have onugh
from the natives the habit of ridln
and driving at great speed ncve
saw hack or hired carriage horses any