The Oregon register., September 28, 1888, Image 3

H^KAUA'S PALACE.
|
NEW YORK'S HOTELS.
.... ,h. rroni*“» Kel*r ®r «M* Ha-
I TH* Capital Inve.t.d
lhe Carav.«.,!«.
li OX"
w»n»u Island» Live».
of the American MetropoUe.
O'“'1“« •'«ts-rsUtUH» .Dd Brllet,
Ahi. u* th. Naum of Aliuk*.
'
I
A l>eiief in the presence of evil spirits '
Thi'roya! palace-called “Isalanl"
The amount of money Invested in const.tutes the only „religious idea '
tjoupies a square of about five hun-
.
in the center of the city, and hotel property in New York is vari­ among tl>« Mute*. There are among
¡Surrounded by a' hlgh wall formed ously estimated, but according to a them individuals called toonrachs, cor-
j tone and cement. Just outside of fair allowance the land and buildings re»|>oridiiig to tbe shaman of the Sibe­
¡L palace wall are the barracks for are worth »13,000,000 - that la, ank rian tribes. If a person is sick before
¿0 handfull of native troops, of which averaged valuation of each piece of the whaling season commences, or a
L jtoyal Highness can t boaat.
boast. Tbe
The property at «241,935.50. Of course child is born before going on a journey
*l|to this amount would be largely in excess or building a house, the services of the
Itself is a large and imposing
shaman is called into requis^iom» Tho
itructurfli __ two stories high. It is a of the value of more than half of the
regular hotels within the city limits, modus operamfrin every ease is simi­
handsome
building.
The
throne-
very ■
L og C abi xs are neither
j is a large and beautifully-flnlshod but it is also away below the just as^ lar. Tile shaman,.after a long spell of
fashiouable nor in de­
room
suddenly begins to roll his
I ¡mirtraent. The throne for Ijis Majes- sessment of neariy twenty of the big -silence,
mand, but they were
more oomtortable aud
■ tv »nil the Queen is on a raised dais at hotels now in business. The furniture eyes, convulsive shakes prevade hi»
.more healthy than are
S ¿e end of the apartment The wood- in the hotels Is estimated as having a frame, and he gives utterance to vari­
mAuy mod rn dwvlltug-i.
I work is of koa or native wood. The value of »2.000,000, with an average ous groans and Sighs intermingled with
Warner« Log Cabin
¡£cctìÌ
sentences
pertaining
to
the
subject
Hops & Buchu is a re­
value
of
»32,>259.
Several
of
the
large
S hanging* are of red damask. The
production of one of the
upon
which
he
is
engaged.
«During
the
houses
have
expended
»250,000
on
I itats dining-room is also very large :
best
of
the
simple
with which
his performance a continuous Log Cabin dwellers remedies
of old days kept them­
I and elegant. It is hung with portraits their interior decorations, and three time^of
beating
upon
a
drum
is
kept
up.
selves
well.
Did
you
ever
try ’•Tippe­
or
four
evon
more
than
this.
All
of
I rf foreign sovereigns, notably one oL
I. Louis I’hillippe. The state fecep- these estimates are placed exceedingly Toward the end paroxysms, or rather canoe' I
convulsions of exultation similar to
■ tion-p>°m
bs bung with blue, low, yet they Bhow that simply to
STARTLING DISCOVKRY.
| gaudy colors predominating through? build and furnish the good hotels it what have been described as prevailing The discovery by the inhabitant» of a locality
..at the finale of a shaker meeting, are hitherto unvisited by the pestilent scourge of
required
an
outlay
of
»17,000,000.
This,
I out the palace. Opposite one of jthe
and ague, that it exist» in their very
by the shaman. Froth fever
midst, is decidedly startling, such discoveries
I gates in the palace wall is located the after all, Is an exceedingly small In­ exhibited
exudes from his mouth, his eyes glare are made at every s « ml 8 ou . in erbry part of the
vestment
when
compared-
with
the
I government building. This is a hand- |
Union. Subsequently, when iris ascertain« I,
amount of money required to acc'm- and hill, and his wholo frame is con­ as i tin variably is at such limes. tMtagh the
I some stone structure. In front of this modate
torted. Perspiration pours from hi* valuable experience of some one who has been
the
guests.
I stands a bronze statue of Kamehameha ’
benetkted and cured, that Hostetter’s Stomach
At the legal ratevf interest this In­ face, and he Is entirely exhausted. The Bitters is a thoroughly etilcacions eradi ator
I
founder of the kingdom. He was
of t’>e malarial poison, and a means of fortify­
loud
invocations
to
the
evil
spirits
to
I King of one of the Islands and con- vestment should return »850,000 a y ear. vacate the body of the sick persoirur to ing the system agsinst it, a feeling of more
and tranquility reiuns throughout the
I quered all the other Kings and gath- It does all this and much more. The drive them away from the sea to ena­ security
a hole neighborhood. Besides the febrile form»
malarialtiisease, dumb ague and ague cake
I ,red the Hawaiian group .Inta one- J total income of the number of hotels ; ble the whales or seals to arrive, be­ of
are renteved by the potent action of the Bit
mentioned is ostt mated by good au­
I dominion.
come gradually subdued, dying away tore, to which science also gives its sanction as
remedy for rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipa­
I the present King, Kalakaua—mean- thorities as »14,750,000 a year, flow into incoherent iriutterings. Then a tion,
liver compluin«, debility, kidney trouble»,
much of this is profit is figured out in
and all diseases impairing the organs of di­
I log Day of Battle—is not of Kame- this
awhile
he
regains
his
composure,
after
gestion aud assimilation.
way: There are accommodations
I hameha descent, but was elected to the for nearly
80,000 person in the hotels complacontly smokes his pipe, and re­
I throne in default of an heir apparent, rated as respectable:
ceives his pay for services performed.
‘ Th: -e are at
I am a man of desperate fortunes, that is, a
I none having been named by the sov- least two-thirds that number
If tho operation is performed over a man
whose friends ar - dead, for I never aimed
f
per
­
I ereign. He is not a man who com-
.sick person and recovery does not en­ a any other fortune than in Mends.
I stands the respect of the better classes sons who are counted upon as regular sue the payment made is returned, a
of people on his islands. He is much patrons. It costs a hotel keeper on custom that might be advantageously
White Elephant of Si-m, Lion of Eng­
1. more*at home with his native singers the average about »1.25 a day to feed adopted among civilized persons.
land, Dragon of China, Cro«s of Switzer­
land,
Banner of Persis Crescent of Egypt,
end dancers at Kailua than in man- and attend to the needs of one guest.
Some curious superstitions are also Double
Eagle of Russia, Star of Chill, Th<-
1 aging and conducting governmental 'J’his amount on an average patronage to be noted. If a person is sick, iron Circle of Japan. Harp of Erin.
of
20,000
would
represent
an
outlay
of
affairs at Honolulu. In June last his
tools, such as axes or knives, ctin not
To get tlreae buy a box of the genuiao
I actions became so intolerable that «25,000 a day, or »9,025,000 a year. be used in the house. Upop a man's D h . C. M c L ane ' s C blebhatiu LtvSii
PILLS, price 2> cents, and mall us the oup-
When
this
is
added
to
the
interest
on
the leading citizens of Honolulu inau­
grave his slAl is placed, but broken te? aide wrapper with your addrea-, plainly
gurated a bloodless revolution forcing the orginal investment of »17,000,000, pieces, and his kyack meets 'similar written, and 4 cent» iu stamps. We will
it brings the total yearly cost, count­ usage. Furs, s|>ears and rifles are nlso their mail you the shove Hat with an ele­
Ute King to dismiss the entire cabinet
ing t' e employment of servants,which deposited, while if tlui individual has gant package of oleographic and chro­
I snd appoint citizens whom they named, I
represents an outlay of »1,862,000 more killed many whales the long jawbones matic cards. —
f ind also to sign a new constitution virt-
F lbmino B ros ., P ittsburg , P a .
up to the respectable total of »11,287,- of tho balaena are placod in an upright
| sally modeled Upon that of the United
000. This deducted from the estimated position to mark tho spot Those peo­
States. The Queen is of good demeanor
total receipts gives «8,518,000 as the
ind possesses more or less dignity. profits to be divided between sixty-two ple bury their dead upon the ground,
They havejio ,chlldren, and their ap­ establishments, and would be an ex­ raising a number of pieces of driftwood
Yon sturdy oak whose branches wide
parent is Mrs. J. O. Dominis, wife of cellent chance for capitalists to go right in the shape of a tent over the remains.
Boldly the storms and wind defy,
the Governor of the island. She is the to work and pile up more capital with Owing to this insecure mode of burial
Not lonsr ago an acorn, small.
Lay dormant 'ueath the summer sky.
King's sister. Her husband is white, the rapidity and persistency of the the wooil soon falls down and affords
Not unlike the thrifty oak in its germ, de­
entrances to foxes and dogs, which velopment
»lor not counting for much in that everlasting snow-ball.
and growth, is consumption But
1
Hake havoc with the body. But little even thia mighty foe <»f mankind, positively
country. The royal Hawailn band, In
yields to the wonderful curative prope><ties of
Such
profits
would
easily
explain
the
regard
is
paid
to
the
burial
places,
the employ of tho government, is one
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery if taken
reasons for the great number of big although these Mutes are very much early.
Don't be blind to your own interests and
of the attractions. It is composed of
new hotels In contemplation or already . incensed whenever attempts are made think yours a hopeless case. This remarkable
thirty-three members, all natives. under way. F
remedy has rescued thousands. Of dtuggists.
But, unfortunately, whea to take away any skulls or bones from
They play as well as any first-class
the noses of the guests of a big New the graveyards. They , also make a
Band in this country. They perform
York hotel are counted, they don't long detour in passing the resting place
every Monday rntfrfiing In the palace
always mean a weekly or monthly set­
, cquare and io the public squares three tlement of the bill. The number of of the «lead. and. will on no acoount
times a week. Their singing of native “hotel beats,” despite all the precau­ touch any thing once deposited at a
A Wonderful -Food and Medicine,
Known and used by physicians alt over the
—longs is a notable feature of their per­ tions taken to detect them and to avoid burial.
world.
Nrott’ci Emulsion not only gives
A
woman's
grave
has'hei*
clothing,
formances.
flesh and strength by virtue of its own nutri­
giving them credit, is a matter which
The distances In Honolulu“ being is exceedingly grave to the hotel pro­ sewing gear and various household tious properties. but creates an appetite for
food that builds up the wasted body. “I have
great, many livery carriages are in prietors. There are at least a thou­ utensils placed upon it. One of tile bgen rising Scott’s Emulsion for Bev. ral years,
am pleased with it» action. • My patient*
use. They are twa-seated and are all sand persons who practically live upon most peculiar acts I heard of took place an'd
it
is pleasant
and
palatable,
ipid all grow
the month of May, during thf »ay
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U8O of it. i
alike, onio horse being used in drawing the hp.tel propjletore of this city. Not in
whaling
et Point Hoj^.
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them. I think Honolulu uses as many the same ones all the while, of course,
useful for children whon nutrient
woman died and her body was carried specially
lm dication is needed, as in Marasmus.”—T. W.
livery carriages as does Detroit. The but the loss represents the loss of the
out to the edge of the ice. Thrco old
Chinese problem is coming to therfront " board of that number of individuals. women cut her heart out, wrapped it in P ierce , M:D., Knoxville. Ala.
In tho Sandwich Islands as well us else­ This at.once makes an inroad into the
a covering of seal intestines and threw The United States has about half the railway
where. In Honolulu whole streets are big profit of »1,095,000 at an average jt into the sea through a hole in the floe. mileage
of the World.
occupied by the Chinese. They work of three dollars a day. Then come the This was done in order to bring good
at the laundry business in part and are breakages in dishes and the invest­ luck to the catch.— Alaska Cor. San
also waiters and servants. Many small ment in new cutlery, which in a prop­ Francisco Chronicle.
ihops in all the Islands are run by erly managed house amounts at the
Chinese. Almost all the poi is made average to »5,000 a year. This draws
QUEER CUSTOMS.
by them,' and the white poi flag is another «310,000 from the profit, and
leen everywhere., Poi? Oh, the taro' then come the thousand and one other Interesting Facts- Concerning November
Marriages In Holland.
Is a vegetable, gray in color items of expenditure—gas, coal, dam­
Of the twelve months in the year No­
»nd about the size of our beet. age to furniture, and the like which
Raw it is unfit for food, but baked run up to tjie big total of »1,026,000 a vember is reckoned in certain villages
It forms a large proportion of the year, and again pare the profit down, in Holland to be by far the most im­
food of the Islands. It is cooked and leaving it In the neighborhood of »1,- portant. The four Sundays of the
pounded with iron mallets. It is then 082,000, to be divided among the sixty- month ate known respectively ns Re­
twO hotels, giving each an average
mixed with water until It assumes profit, subject to still further drains, view Sunday, Decision Sunday, Pur­
»bout the consistency of starch, when of »17,453. When ono considers that chase Sunday, and Possession Sunday,
It is put into barrels and allowed to this profit has to be divided in most ■names which sufficiently explain the
termeutfor about twenty-four hours. cases among three or four partners, - purposes to which each is put by the
It has then acquired an acid taste, and the little hotels are not coiners of young people. On the first Thursday
CURED OF MALARIA.
Is then to the native islander what rice money, and the student of finance as in November all the villagers turn out
22 F lorida S t ., E lizabeth N. J.,
in tliesr best attire to be present at the
applied
to
hotel
keeping
continues
to
March 17, 1884.
Is to the Chinaman.
wonder why it is that big hotels are village fair and watch the respective
I have been using A llcock ’ h P orous
The government of the Sandwich still going up in various parts of the couples perform the country dance,
P lasters for the last five yean. Some
Islands now may be said to be in the metropolis.— N. K Times.
which is the invariable opening of such two year» ago, after having been sick for
bands of the Missionary party. The
events. On Review Sunday the unmar­ upward» of six months with malaria, I
descendants of the old missionaries
Graceful Princesse Gowns.
ried girls and young men, after the found myself with an enlarged spleen,
form a very Important part of the
morning service, walk up and down dyspeptic and constantly troubled with a
For
stout
figures
are
shown
some
financial and intellectual strength of
staring at one ariother to their hearts' headache, aud my kidney» did not act
very
gracefully
made
Princesse
well either. Having spent moat of
the islands.— Detroit Free Press.
content. Having made up their minds very
my money for medicine ana inedi al ad­
dresses, in rich, lustrous, black corded
whom to select on the following Sun­ vice, I thought to save expense I would
silks—Bengalines, failles and Victoria
Keep It to Yourself.
day, the youths, with the politest bow* use A llcock '».P orous P lasters , two on
reps—with full but closely compressed
imaginable, salute the fair ones, and the »mall of mv back, one on the spleen or
ague cake, and one on the pit of the stom­
You have trouble, your feelings are drapery at the back, failling nearly judge from the way in which thcircour- ach, just under the breast bone. I con­
Injured, your husband is unkind, your straight from the waist The corsage tesy is responded to whether success or tinued using the Plasters about thirty
wife frets, your home is not pleasant, portion is nearly covered with jet gar­ defeat is to be their lot The third days, cbangingjtbem every week. At the
nitures, the trimming including V- Sunday is devoted to the less romantic end of that time I wa» perfectly well, and
four friends do not treat you fairly,
shaped pieces on the shoulders, heav­ task ofrobtainfng the consent of the have remained so ever since.
ind things in general move unpleas­
G eorge D ixon .
antly. Well, what of it? Keep it to ily fringed with jet » vest piece, a parents and arranging in business-like
slender V ornament at the back ex­ fashion the details of the marriage set­
yourself. A smouldering fire can be
tending from the neck to the waist tlement The stern hearts of those in
found and extinguished; but, when
with smaller devlees in the same style authorityhaving been satisfactorily sub­
ooals are scattered you can't pick
for the Vandyke sleeves. There are dued, the following week the parson is
them up. Bury your sorrow. The
neither kilts nor panels on the »kirt
place for sad things and disgusting front, but applied directly to the plain busy at marrying; but not until Posses­
things is
underground.
A out jown are straight bands of dangling sion Sunday epnies round are the happy
Unger is not benefited by pulling off jet, superb in pattern and quality, betrothed permitted more than an affec­
the plaster and exposing it to some­ which extend the whole length Of the tionate gaze, or at most a tender
body’s eye. Charity covereth a multi­ skirt Between the bands are set de­ qqueezc of the hand.— E. B. Coleman, in
It is dangerous for the colt to run Along
tude of sins. Things thus covered are tached ornaments of like design. Al­ Notes anrl Queries.
of the mare, particularly on a public road.
cured without a scar; but once pub­ though this is a familiar style of
lished and oonfided to meddling drees, the exceptional quality ofthe
—When Senator Stanford goes to
Minds, there is no end to the trouble silk, the simple style, and the wMBny Washington at the beginning of a ses­
they may cause. Keep it to yourself. new beauty of the garnitures render sion he deposits »50,000 at a local bank
Troubles are transient; and wheu a the gowns themselves much more and he and his wife check against it
sorrow is healed and passed, what a novel than their description.— N. I. If anything remaijji at the end of the
session, which happens rarely, it is left
oomfort it is to say: “No one ever
Post.
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as a nest egg for the Bext year's ex­
hww it till it was overt"
penses.— San Francisco Chronicle,
How It AdrMM* th. Srh.ww. of Load-
Mooth.d PoUlloteM.
“Talk is cheap," affirms one of th*
practical proverbs of the day. We beg
to differ. Talk is not cheap; it is an
expensive commodity, and too oflea a
commodity of little value. The ability
to express one’s thoughts in a ooncise,
intelligible aud effective manner, is a
valuable accomplishhent, but th*
rhetorical art of making a spread-
eagle speech with one grain of sense tn
ten of superficial bombast, can almost
be rated as a vice. Many a man
has
elevated himself to , a re­
sponsible position, of public trust
with no fitness for the propet
discharge of his dutios. But he could
make a nice speech, he could shake up
his auditors with some side-splitting
anecdote, or melt them to tear* by re­
citing some pathotio incident. No on*
stopped to inquire whether in the man­
agement of his own affairs he was *
success or a failure. Nobody carefully
considered whether the ideas he ad­
vanced were sensible or practical. He
could sway an audience aud that wa*
considered a oonctuslve test of hi*
ability. Isn't this a fair presentation
of the manner in which we select men
to administer our publio affairs? A
man of admitted executive ability who
has made a success of his own business,
but has no rhetorical gifts, will stand no
show against the mealy-mouthed candi­
date who has failed in every, thing he
has tried to do. but who can talk.
Talk is cheap, is it? Look over the
records of Congress and see what it
costa the country to print and publish
the useless talk, talk, talk that hinders
useful legislation and serves no better
purpose than to advance the personal
interests of ambitious politicians. The
country has to pay for all tills talk, at
a big round price, too, but the man who
has been sent to Congress has to furnish
his constituents some evidence of his
great value, and nothing is more con­
clusive than a long-winded speech.
Great is the gift of gab.
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—Silk must never be ironed, as tho
heat takes all the lifetout of it. and
makes 1t seem stringy and flabby; but
if you wish to press out odd-Wts of silk
and ribbon for fanoy work, use an iron
only moderately hot. and place two
thicknesses of paper between that and
MM silk.
»hould avail tlMqueiï, S of
Puut-vi « 4|mpiiu*m, Im .instruction, esiab-
Ihhed reputniion,growing i*opularity. Business
Shorthand, Con.mon School «né Bnnmwhlp Doport-
monta. Students admitted nt,any time. Cata­
logue and specimens nt peUffianship sent free.
J. A.
Kw’b
A. P. ARMSTRONG« Pria.
T) vu *5ÏÏD ves
iniantl-
Durable ! »
Ecojÿunicôÿl !
The Charles A. Vogeler Co., Hal to.. Mil.
fancydAn IUe?.r<"uSi'
D iamond P aints
Copper. Only 10 Çant»-
ARM&HAMMER BRAND
DELICIOUS BISCUITS
or
WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
D wights C ow -B rand S oda -S aleratus ,
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
DR. PIERCE’S
ALWAYS UNIFORM ANO FULL WEIGHT.
BODY-BATTERY
n ic
C hain
A WORD TO PRINTERS
PATOTKI/
Oct. 11,1087.