INDEX.
Reading edition
Adams, John, 227
Agriculture, Hawaiian, 123, 231, 234, 248
Alexander, William P., 162, 186
Andrews, Lorrin, 232
Anderson, Rufus, 136
Armstrong, Richard, 162, 186, 234, 243
Atuona Valley, 204
Auburn Seminary, 13
Austin, Judge, 114
Bachelot, John Alexius, 93
Baker, Mr., 329
Baldwin, Dwight, 231
Baptism in Puna, 90
Bicknell, James, 181, 183, 192, 198, 202
Bingham, Hiram, 95, 242, 244
Bingham Jr., 192
Bishop, Artemas and Sereno, 233
Bond, Elias, 224
Brown, J., 164, 168
Brown, Lydia, 19
Byron, Lord George Anson, 25
Callao, visit to, 22
Canoe, the sacrificial, 206
Canoe voyages in Hawaii, 37
Carpenter, Helen, 235
“Carysfort,” visit of, 106–109
Catholic missionaries, 93, 95–101, 120
Catholics in the Marquesas, 163
Catholics, reformed, 104–106
Chapin, Alonzo, 231
Cheeseman, Lewis, 14
Chicago, visit to, 214
Children of missionaries, 114
Chinese in Hawaii, 123
Church-building, 82
Church organization, 90
Churches, the Hawaiian, 223, 248
Clark, E. W., 232, 234, 243
Coan, Fidelia Church, 9, 18, 61
Coan, Gaylord, 1
Coan, Titus:
parentage and childhood, 1–5;
youth, 6–9;
studies for the ministry, 13;
prison work, 15;
trip to Patagonia, 16;
marriage, embarkation for Hawaii, 18;
arrival in Honolulu, 22;
in Hilo, 24;
foot-tours, 31, 42;
canoe voyaging, 37;
schools, 63, 115;
patients, 63;
Sunday work, 64;
labored with by Mormons, 101;
organized churches under native pastors, 136;
first visit to the Marquesas Islands, 164;
second visit, 192;
visits to various parts of the Hawaiian Islands, 223;
visit to the eruption of 1840, 76;
of 1852, 281;
of 1855–56, 290, 297, 302, 304, 306;
of 1880–81, 330;
on the angle of descent of flowing lavas, 310;
visit to the United States, 213
Colossal images, Marquesan, 177
Conde, Daniel T., 233
Crook and Harris, Messrs., 161
Crossing the torrents, 33
Damon, S. C., 241
Dana, James D., 68;
quoted, 69
Darling, M., in Tahuata, 162
Darwin, Charles, quoted, 184
Decrease of population, 121, 258
Dibble, Sheldon, 64, 232
Diell, S. C., 241
Dimond, Henry, 19
Diseases, epidemic, 81, 198, 202, 239, 259–261
Disputant, a Marquesan, 209
Dole, Daniel, 247
Dominis, John and Lydia, 326
Douglass, David, 225
DuPont, Samuel Francis, 149
Dwight, S. G., 238
Earthquakes of 1868, 86, 313
“Embuscade,” visit of, 94
Epidemic diseases, 81, 198, 202, 239, 259–261
Eruption of 1840, 70;
of 1843, 270;
of 1852, 279;
of 1855–56, 289;
of 1868, 313;
of 1880–81, 327
Ewa station, 245
Fatuiva, 169
Finney, Charles, 14, 49
Forbes, A. O., 238, 243
Forbes, Cochran, 42, 229
Franklin, Lady, 146
Frear, Walter, 242
French in the Marquesas, 163, 165, 191, 200, 202, 210
“Galatea,” visit of the, 85
General meetings, 27, 59
Golett, Captain, 168
Goodrich, Joseph, 26, 64
Green, Jonathan, 64, 234
Gulick, L. H., 243
Gulick, O. H., 245
Gulick, Peter G., 229
Halley, Edouard Michel, 165
Hana station, 232
Hanahi Valley, 181
Hanatita Valley, 182
Hanavave Valley, 173–178, 207
Hawaiian character, 79, 250, 252
Hawaiian government, old and new, 30, 124–126
Hawaiian mission, work of closed, 249
Hawaiian pastors, 136–138
Hawaiian population diminishing, 121, 258
Hakahekau Bay, 195
Haleakala crater, 235
Hall, Edwin O., 19
Hanamenu Valley, 202
Heteani Valley, 185
High-priest of the volcano, 44
Hilo, village and district described, 24, 31;
churches of, 42, 55, 135, 139;
their trials, 67, 97;
buildings, 82;
contributions, 85, 118–121;
statistics of, 57;
methods, 87;
boarding-school, 27;
girls’ school, 61;
volcanic waves at Hilo, 51, 316, 320
Hitchcock, David, 328
Hitchcock, E. M., 19
Hitchcock, H. R., 238
Hivaoa Island, 202, 204
Honolulu, 22, 239
House of Keawe, 226
Hopuku, 204, 205
Hapa (“Happar”) Valley, 200
Hoopili, 231
Hunt, T. D., 229
Hyde, C. M., 251
Images, Stone, at Puamau, 177
Jarves, J. J., history by, 59
Johnson, Edward, 247
Jones, Ap Catesby, 84
José, David, 201
Judd, G. P., 125
Kaivi, 170
Kalakaua, King, 134
Kamehameha I., 127
Kamehameha II. (Liholiho), 127
Kamehameha III. (Kauikeaouli), 124, 127–130
Kamehameha IV. (Alexander Liholiho), 130
Kamehameha V. (Lot), 131
Kaneohe station, 245
Kapohaku Paul, 183
Kauai, 246
Kaukau, A., 182
Kauwealoha, 169, 171, 195, 202, 205, 210
Kekai, 281
Kekela, James, 176, 178, 202, 205, 207–210
Kekuanaoa, 130
Kilauea compared with Vesuvius, 69;
action in, 263, 295;
eruption of 1840, 70;
of 1868, 313;
visitors to, 269
Killingworth revisited, 219
Kinau, 130
King, Asa, 5, 7
Kinney, Henry, 229
Kuaihelani, 174
Kuakini, 227
Lafon, Thomas, 247, 264
Lahaina, 230
Lahainaluna, 231
Laioha, 201
Land-slips in Kau, 315
Laplace’s visit, 93
“La Poursuivante,” visit of, 94
Lava chimneys, 78;
streams, how supplied, 310;
angles of descent in flowing, 309;
Hilo threatened by, 328;
mechanism of their progress, 312, 332
Lee, William L., 131, 143
Lepers, settlement of on Molokai, 239, 260
Lima, visit to, 22
Lincoln, President, sends a gift to Kekela, 179
Lunalilo, King, 132–134
Lyman, Chester S., 144
Lyman, David B., 23–28, 30, 60, 64
Lyons, Lorenzo, 224
Mallet, Captain, 94
Marquesas Islands described, 159, 169;
mission to, 154, 161–164;
its decline, 211;
fighting of the clans, 165, 169, 173;
feudal government in, 180;
tattooing, 181;
physique of the Marquesans, 181;
tabu system, 187;
ancient stone images in, 177;
scenery of, 183, 197;
offering of the sacrificial canoe, 206
Mauna Kea, 225
Mauna Loa, average slope of, 332;
eruption of 1843, 270;
of 1852, 279;
of 1855–56, 289;
of 1880–81, 327
Measles, epidemic of, 259
Meeting of the American Board for 1870, 217
Melville, Herman, 190, 199, 200
Meto, death of, 193
Mineral smoke, 310
Missionaries’ children, 114
Mokuaweoweo crater, 295
Molokai, 238
Molokai, Leper settlement on, 239
Mormons, 101–103, 120, 213
“Morning Stars,” the three, 155, 158, 196
Morse, Captain, 156
Mountain climb in the Marquesas, 183
Munn, Bethuel, 238
Nettleton, Asahel, 1, 7, 13, 49
Nettleton, Tamza, 1
Norton, Helen, 244
Nuuhiva Island, 170, 199
Ogden, Maria, 334
Oleson, W. B., 28
Olinda, 236
Omoa Valley, 163, 169, 174, 204
Paris, John D., 57, 150, 229, 270
Parker, Benjamin W., 162, 186, 192, 208, 245
Paulet, Lord George, 106
Paumotu Archipelago, The, 194
Pearson, Admiral, 149
Pele, high-priest of, 9, 44
Pele’s hair, 267
Pogue, John F., 229
Population, Hawaiian, diminishing, 121, 258
Porter, Joseph, 187, 199
Puamau Valley, 176, 179, 207–210
Puna district described, 39;
a trip in, with Prof. Lyman, 144
Punahou school, 244
Pyrometer, the lost, 264
Reformed Catholics, 104–106
Resolution Bay, 164
Revival of 1836–37, 43–51, 59
Rice, W. H., 147
Richards, William, 230
Road across Hawaii, attempted, 311
Rodgersons, the, in Tahuata, 162
Rogers, Edmund H., 19
Sacraments, how dispensed, 90
Salt Lake City visited, 213
Santiago, visit to, 21
Shipman, W. C., 229
Small-pox in Hawaii, 81
Small-pox in the Marquesas Islands, 198, 202
Smoke, mineral, 310
Smith, J. W., 247
Smith, Lowell, 238, 243
Spaulding, Ephraim, 231
Staley, Bishop, 104
Stallworthy, M., in Tahuata, 162
Statues, colossal, in the Marquesas Islands, 177
Streams in Hilo, crossing the, 33
Sugar culture, 123, 231, 234, 248
Tabu system in Hawaii
Tabu system in the Marquesas, 187
Taiohai Bay, 186, 189
Taipi (“Typee”) Valley, 190, 199, 201
Thompson, Frank, 135
Thouars, Du Petit, 163
Thunderstorm on Mauna Loa, 272
Thurston, Asa, 227
Tromelin, Admiral de, 94
“Typee” (Taipi) Valley, 190, 199, 201
Uahuna Island, 201
Uapou Island, 195
United States Exploring Expedition, 66
Valparaiso, visit to, 21
Vaitahu Bay, 164
Van Duzee, William S., 229
Visit to the United States, 212
Visitors to Kilauea, 269
Volcanic chimneys, 78
Volcanic eruptions, 70, 270, 279, 289, 313, 327
Volcanic waves, 51, 316, 320
Voyaging in the Hawaiian Islands, 23, 111–114
Waialua Station, 245
Wailuku, 234
Waimea, visits to, 224
Waipio Valley, 224
Washington City, visit to, 217
Wetmore, Charles H., 63, 281
Whalon, mate, escapes the cannibals, 177
Whitney, Samuel, 247
Whittlesey, Eliphalet, 233
Wilcox, Abner, 64, 247
Wild bull confronted, the, 287
Wilkes, Charles, 66, 195