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PILLAR
OF FIRE
BY NIGHT
The Great Hawaiian
Volcano is Again
Active .
Molten Rocks Pour Out of
the Mountain Sides and
Down Toward the
Sea
af. -J
Mauna Loa, the great volcano of
Hawaii, rising to a holght of 13.G50
feot abovo tho soa level, Is again ac
tive Tha outbreak occurred shortly
after noon on Tuesday, October Gth
From sovoral points on the Island of
Hawaii an iramenso cloud of black
smoke seemingly a mile in diameter,
suddenly shot up toward the zonith,
until it seemed almost to covor tho
whole- heavens. Smoke continued to
rise, black at first, prosontly assuming
a reddish tinge as though reflecting
the brightness and glow of a Titanic
caldron of molten lava below. As
light faded and darkness came, tho
pillar of cloud became a pillar pf Are,
wttllA flirt crrtof Itnilv nf omnlrn tnatlnf.
I In flip litinnr nlr rodoptoil thn Unlit un
til tho heavens scorned Illuminated,
and the wondrous spectnelo was vis
ible eighty mils at sea.
The news of tho outbreak was
brought to Honolulu by a sailing ves
sel, tho British ship O misery. At
noon on Tuesday the Ormsery, then
sixty mites westward of Hawaii In a
calm, felt a suddon commotion In tha
wafer llko a great tidal wave. She
was driven rapidly astorn, and whirled
around as though in a maelstrom
This last d for half an hour. Then it
ceased and tho soa rosumed its normal
calm. Wlillo tho men on tho ship
woro still wondering what cataclysm
of naturo thoy had just experienced,
tho man at the wheel descried far to
tho eastward, the great outburst of
tmokc from the summit of Mauna
Loa.
The eruption has continued all tho
week, but so distant and inaccosslblo
Is tho point whoro tho great forces
of nature havo brokcen forth, that
as yot no ono una been there and re
turned. All that is known, or can be
known pf the outbreak at the present
time, is what can be seen of It at
great distance or from tho decks of
vessols at son. The noarost Inhabited
placo Is thirty- five miles awayt
From the observations that havo
been made, it is believed tho outbreak
occurred in the so-called summit era
tor of Mauna Loa, Mokuaweowoo.
Activity in this crater continues, but
the great body of the lava. Instead of
flowing over the lip of the crater has
brokon out one or two thousand foet
lower down tho slope of tho mountain,
and has now formed a great stream of
lava flowing down the side of the
mountain toward the soa forty or
fifty miles away.
This is what has happened In all
previous outbreaks within modern
times. In tho last outbreak. In 1800,
the lava broke out about 2000 feet
below the crater of Mokuaweoweo.
but on the side toward HIIo, while In
the present case the evldenco Is over
whelming that the lava (low is toward
the south or southwest, in the direc
tion of South Kona or Knu.
The lava flow has not yet reached
the forest, which Is 0000 feot above sea
'level. The great eoolumn of fire by
night and of smoke by day which
rises from the summit of the moun
tain Is visible from all parts of the
Island of Hawaii and from nany
parts of Maul. At night great foun
tains of fire rise to a height of many
hundred feet. From some of points of
view thero are half a dosen of these
fquntalns. while from other points
they seem to merge Into ono.
A number of parties from Hllo and
from other parte of the Island of Ha
waii have started for the scend of the
great eruption. The distances they
will have to go and the dlflleultlM
of the Journey are such that probably
not more than oae la .three at those
who start will reach their destination,
and those who do will be gone three
days or more before It will be noest
ble for them to set sack.
Mauna Loa is a tteme-llke mountain,
occupying about one-third of the area
of the island of Hawalla. The crater
of Mokuaweoweo near the summit of
Mauna. Loa Is about S000 feot aerosa
In, oae diameter and 13,000 feet In the
other. From the to of Its almost
norneodtaiter walls to the bottom,
where never ceasing smoke gives evi
dence of the everlasting fires below, is
about 100 feot. Nothing can exceed
the impreeeiveneee of this vast cal
droa oo the top of the great dome.
For more than half the year It is snow
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COLOMBIA RIVKR
ToAclorU an I War
Landlnga
p. a
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covered, though thoro Is scarcely a
day (hat some evidence of molten
heat within is not given.
No approhenslon of any danger to
porsons qr property is felt. Thero aro
n6 settlements In the direction In
which tho lava seoms to be flowing,
and If tliore woro tho lnva flows so
slowly that all persons could easily
get out of the way.
WILLAMETTE RIVER
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Portland and way landings on Tum.1
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T. COCKRELL, Agent. Albany.
U. IL CRONISE, Agent. Corrallls,
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