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zone col. " he brusquely announced. o.
he entered gents furnishing store on up
per Broadway.
Cert. /" replied the girl In attendance. -
she took down collar and wrapped il up.
.Muchr" he queried. - be toycd with .
silver piece
"Quar del.r she answered. as she gave
him the change.
20. k he said. a. he turned away.
'sTra-ia," she replied. ss she went back TO
finish waiting on an old man who had
been looking III some neckties.
What sort O. language do you call
that 7r he asked.
shorthand. sir"
30. that's IT. Sort o. saves your breath,
doesn't itgy
Course"
wei. I don't think / could ever get
used TO il Mt my age. II don't express
enough
ssHovg"
why. land % lore. want 10 say to you
that III wear one of my suspenders around
my neck for tie before III pay 50 cents
for such shoddy affairs a. these. How
could you express all that in three or tour
wordsg'
= can DO it In one." she replied.
How
s*flff1
And he snahied.
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mean :, :. C.,,forp,. Pioneer.

sAs Francisco, June 12.--Samuei Nc
Coulough, q pioneer resident OF this state,
aged IS. died yesterday evening OF conges-
ton OF the brain at his residence in Gonna
San Mate county. He came to California
in 20. Shortly aiterward he went to Sac
rsmento. where. from 80 10 81, be kept a
hotel and served two terms ~ alderman In
that city In 1879 he removed TO San
Francisco. He was member OF the as
ssmhly from San Francisco for she session
OF ls.f-T2 and year or two afterward was
appointed United states superintendent OF
pubic buildings for the Pacific coast
There we're contracted In this city under
his direction the Unised States appraisers
building and the greater part OF the United
States mint
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wAsHrssrox Crry, June 1.-The bids
for new naval vessels, which were opened
yesterday, have been referred to the bu-
resaas Of construction and engineering The
secretary is under the impression that the
figures submitted on the great armored
cruiser are excessive. and has asked for an
opinion on this point from the bureau.
The bureau, ii Is Understood. will simply
submit certain comparative figures for the
secretary's guidance Taxing . bid Of
$s.N0.0D rs basis. the armored cruiser
would cost $50 peg ton. whereas the
armorei coast defense ship Monterey.
which is now building. will cost sfo7 = ton.
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CENSUS or THE sAvAGKs.


Peunsyivania Slaves, who Are DesIg-
mated by Numbers, Refuse "a Answer.
WAsHIxaTox CRY. June 12.-Robert r.
Porter. superintendent Of census. Is i'm
formed by the census supervisor Of the
Fifth district OF Pennsylvania. that the
Hungarians. Poles and Italians Of Lacka-
wanna, Luserns and Carbon counties re-
fuse TO give any census information, even
70 an interpreter. Many OF these men are
designated by numbers only. The super
visor suggests . census by numbers.
Porter replies refusing to adopt the sug-
gestion. and saying that the census Office
will not help TO perpetuate such British
state Of affairs. and instructed him to obey
the law fully.
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DsvTxroRr. Ia, June i2-By the
prompt and heroic work OF thirty sisters in
the Catholic Mercy hospital here. forty
patients were saved from horrible lie ath
this morning. AZ 3:sp this morning one OF
the sisters was awakened by smoke and
discovered Ere in closet In her room. An
alarm was sounded and the work ct re-
moving the patients begun and success
fully accomplished One nun called sister
Mary Irene and whose name WAS Ellen
Murray, persisted. Loss on the binding.
&sft 90
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EEAGAS JUMPED FOB srEwAkr.

The Texas senator Jokes the Irrigation
Agitator with Bad Results.
WASHINGTON CITr. sumo i2.-The marble
room OF the Senate was almost the scene OF
q battle royal yesterday between Reagan
OF Texas and Stewart Of Nevada Tho
Nevada senator had just met with de-
cided defeat in the fight he made on Major
Powell. chief Of the geological survey,
consequently he feels very tender. Reagan,
on the contrary. has been . staunch cham
pion Of Powell As Stewart passed Reagan
the latter began chatting him about mis- de-
feat Stewart took one or two samples of
Texas bAdinage. then wearied OF it, and
angrily charged Reagan with being pup
pet Of Powell Reaean's wrath arose. He
retorted in good kind. and words ran high
until at last Stewart, beside himself with
anger. charged Reagan with faisehood.
Reagan jumped for Stewart. and battle,
in which age and avordupois were the
principal factors. Was only avoided by
friends of the latter. Stewart called on
Reagan and apologized. but Reagan
haughtily declined to speak to him. A few
hours later Senator Hearst managed TO
make them shake hands.
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SEw YoxK, June i2.-Joserh Jonassen
has been arrested nj Berlin, charged with
malsgnsng Emperor William He Is =
wears old. comes from san Francisco. and
Il travelling in Europe with his brother
Henry. who is FIRST lieutenant III the
Twelfth regiment Of Sew York state ma
tional guard. He cabsed his father in this
civ thai his trouble does not amount 20
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vIESxs. June lI-Dispafehss from
Bennisch say that the rioting there lasted
nine hours. and that one hundred and
thirty arrests we're made. Is il also re-
ported that the manufacturers Of the town
have agreed to increase their employee
wages. ard that this concession viii proc a.
biy end the strike
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70 Float Timber From Puses sessd-A
Great Cigar Of Logs-
San FRAxcfsco, June l2.--rhe Pacific
Pine Lumber Company. IL Is stated. has
purchased the patent right for the Coast Of
the Robertson ocean timber rafts. The
sum OF $4,000 has already been subscribed
and 1t meeting yesterday aiternoon il
was resolved to incorporate and begin ths
construction Of raft ~ soon Is practic-
sbIe.
The advantages which will accrue 70 this
company through this project are many.
There are hundreds Of settlers owning
large timber tracta on the banks Of he
Columbia river and Puget sound who will
be enabled 70 market their material by
simply floating their logs and delivering
them ct the mills. which will probably be
erected by the company At convenient
points in the vicinity, after which the tim
Der will float down the coast in one enor-
nous raft 10 this point.
NEW YoRK, June L. "A mammoth raft,
which eclipses in sire the Joggins raft Of
December, 1857, viii soon b towsd into
port. Powerful ocean tugs have left for
St. John, n. B.. where they will take the
giant in tow. The raft Is consigned to
James B. Leary. Of this city. who owned
the great raft which went sdrift in 1857.
The new raft 10 larger than any other that
was ever built. II will be composed of sew
enteen sections. each 100 feet long. twenty
FIVE feet thick and thirty-five feet wide. Il
viii draw fourteen feet OF water and viii
project seven feet above the waters edge.
Eaca section Of the great faft will be cigar
shaped and be strongly bound with chains.
connected by strong shac kles. The raft
will be no feet long.
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measures that have been adopted by The
secretary Of agriculture 70 stamp out
pleuro-pneumonia In cattle from the coun-
ties Of Kings and Queens have created
tremendous excitement and aroused the
dairymcn into m attitude Of armed rebel
lion. II is understood that Secretary
Rusk recently received private intimati0n
that. unless this disease should be effect
lively extirpated. : severe quarantine would
be proclaimed by England against the ex-
portation OF American cattle.
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wssnsss-cx CIrY. Jane 1I.-foar great
volume. OF testimony tsksn by the Seuase
con rnsfstc ON irrigation were ssasked up
on each senators desk today The festt-
moar incanz.es everything said On she sub
,ec. in the Dakotss. Monsana, whashing-
ton. OREGON and all the Rocky mounfaia
states.
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ssS FssScssco. June f2--whlle Customs
Inspector o'Leary was this morning
searching the steamer City OF rsebla,
which arrived from Victoria. b. C. on
Tuesday. be disco ered another lo< OF
opium serreied in the hllee OF the vexsea.
1t became necessary 10 pump large guam
tisy of wai1r out Of the bod before the
orEem coala he reached Forty fye-sael
boxes we're discovered.
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AshiIls. In ssron.e.


&eW Ntssfarssef Eolambikn-
Mr.. Aatsada Sorakichi. the famous
champion japanese wrestler. has been be-
stowing photographs OF himself among his
friends and admirers in Vancouver. Mat
saba looks like Hofner's description 81
Achilles. when stripped and ready for the
deadly grip and hrsins hug lie il ons
mass OF hard. firm muscle: good hooking
and good tempered xithai.
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WASHING ON
TERRITORY



$780, ~. - - = 1aekssa sssss
~ - IAke Enson. 1ox1a end
- e3ee1xic exr H. hAvlnx ns0nHn2
n.edsed - q wss9 frone aad M
81 49,. .sai Tss. ss sssss III. s: e
ea1noeo 6se yoan = > ~ cent
r I've coxasx ioss - fsss ssuszs, -
o1sseeo-sIasao -: halsses yssrs = 8 ~
hsuIss vkiss yea = ines.le q .
essese-5iss .: q 1soss a ssss = III
$500 800 % e s ssss ssssst ssssss.
"a 49, y ss'e sssE e, g ave. ave.
es.ses-Tvo -. scx1n On sevsnsA sssssG -
tween Jacksnu Ard Moln-
es'see-ons % and pan d a1othee oa Main
ss.sso-ll los y block s. Gilman flxk ga.
ss.ooe-TIvs serss in wss ssassis r,c No
es.sss-xsx ssssn hosss. Win sasA, ven
buill one-hAIf block from csb1s. IS
- .soo-Tvo Of The anest ioo IN Unioa s1dI-
ten; = situated d. ne visv en-
e1.7ee- House. roons. on lot foxiN rive
blocks from Madison cable.
Queen Anne town, beautiful home.
One 81 she hHest sostdencss IN Seattle: mar
"
sspsendidly buiis; opsn fre places, sle-; model
oss sad houses in Lynch = shseids "a
yey cheap; rood investment.
WEST SEATTLE.
some q tse choicest lots right near the cabis
fo:d; ens bushes pfogesty
Reasires nom 8. IS 70 900 -
sswuin. now running q fail capacity. n.oo1
0ne-half inteFest In sawmiil: capacity I0,000
ses Per day. with sesdy market Tor fnmber;
Fine faTm property near Maple valley; county
propeTty; Is acres: nns for hops and fruita
i0 scFes near Arlington: close 70 railroad;
The Railroad Center Of tho
North Is SedrO.
The Seattle Northern viii have trains intp
sedso within thirty days, mating the second
rsalroAd for that thrivsnx young city The
Feixhaven 4 southern has fss terminus here
Hssrn VII ssss .a ns mnnnx
eetfo ana Seattle We have some very choice
property for sale q reasonable prices. which
We can recommend
pok LEASE.
Corner Commercial and Jackson streets, coz
III: e3oo pr month foe nfseen yean.
Two l0ts. eoxlO each. cor1er wese and uni-
vsfuity ssreets, iof Eve o. sen yeara
ueases for Re.e In Al parts Of the CITY.
We have . large list Of some Of the
best property In the city, which We
shall BE- pleased TO show to any one
calling st our Office.
assurance Depsrtnest.
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all The features snat cpnz<sfuse aueressfni ana
enosy ais uip 20 ts2e EssG. taxa fhe Northern -
etc. Threnxa s<st4bnxe tra.na 20 81 Paul.
Minneapolis Duluth and ChscAxD. eefzxix<tng q
dining, dxAwinKeoom ard sseebtnx cara Nee
Tourist as<s1%xx un9eg 10 dlxocszDs II xSse Fuft
nza faIsce Car Campanf arc sttschst 70 daily
fhrpa9h trHsu& No betsxf service to - fo4n4
A. fasfherx. CRY sscket sxeuf. 10 secoad stree4
Boston ksoeks Z Toaksn- depot ticksk AGENT -
alta
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r.rsh,. arrives - Vancouver.

ship Parthia arrived yesterday morning
from China and Japan. vita ~ cabin pas
seneers. ls6 Chinese and II japanese. and
2.67y ions 81 cargo. consisting Of Tea and
silk She had farorahae voyage from
Yokhoasna. making u in fourteen days.
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Lospos. June I2.-It IL reported that
James Munro. chief OF police. has resigned.
in consequence Of quarrel with the gov
eminent regarding the regulations adopted
on the occasion of the demonstration 90
HYDE Park on saturday.
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pussman reservations made scr ~ Y0tn.x Eas
via she NCrsh<rn rse1e< rzSlsp@6. the vxSsihnsed
szserrr src dsnsux-<nr ISnx. a. CAslserg cry
irxkes agent ~ second street., Boston hlocx. &
TonxS. tsr<S fsskxtAxenE seattle
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CHEYENNES IN ARMS.
Couriers Of War Inilaming the
Restless Red Men.
INDIANS suTcHEaihc STOCK.
Alsrning Reports Fren Isngas River
-ssidiers nsrrying = -
Reservasien.

WASHINGTON Crry. June -Repeesen-
tative Carter today received information
that the Cheyennes we're sending couriers
70 the Pine Ridge and Standing Rock agen-
cies 10 stir mp the Indians 70 war. The sec
Rotary Of the interior has instructed the
agents at those points 10 arrest any Indian
arriving on such . mission Agent Up
shaw. at the Cheyenne agency. some time
40 rendered his resignation and asked to
Be relieved. With = leave Of absence. His
successor viii Be appointed in : few days
ST. PAUL. June l2--tienerAl Ruger, conn
mander Of the Department Of Dakota, has
advices from Tongue river. Custer and
keogh, that the Indians are excited over
the shortage Of subsissence. and that the
settlers are alarmed. but he has no infer
nation OF IN uprising. and does not be-
lieve in the number OF murders reported.
The four companies of cavalry at Tongue
river viii be reinforced by three Of infantry
tomorrow. General Kruger says the mill
tary on the ground can easily cope with
the Indians.
BILIlSss. Mont. June i2.--It il reported
that man named Mayor has been killed
BY the Indians At Tongue river. The In
dians are killing cattle by the hundreds
Reports from Rosebud county say three
ranches have been burned and other
houses shot INTO. A posse of cowboys left
Rosebud last evening to drive the Indians
back on the reservation regardless Of the
military.
HELENA. Mont, June l2-The reports Of
Indian hostilities in Eastern Montana are
largely sensational. The account received
here implicated the Cheyennes in depreda-
tons ON cattle herds. The only murder
Gus crime committed is the killing Of
Homer +. Ferguson. foreman Of the RAM
say Cattle Company. on May 8. The guilty
Indians were surrendered and jailed. await
ing trial at Niles City. and the recent move
ment Of band OF Chcyennes led 70 . sus-
pici0n that they we're making ready to 60
on the war path. The military took prompt
measures to check an outbreak. IL medi-
tated- The exaggerated rumors scared =
number Of exposed settlers and in response
TO Representations of danger the governor
despatched to Miles City some arms and
ammunition. Governor Tooie said this af-
ternoon that be had an officer u Niles City
Who did not seem to share in the fears Of
trouble. There were soldiers enough 70
cope with any Indians meditating mischief
in Custer county. The opinion here IL that
the Cheyennes viii Be kept In control with
out bloodshed.
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Fenr doves o. Nocr~ss Revealed Remedy win
mske yea fer sxts<r II Il dsa's Pea eHa gws
81. Is OF any dxslxxssk
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1risAmea Love CaFdinal Meaning.
Lospox. June 1.-THE PArneltiss mem.
bers Of parliament arc preparing "A nd
dress to be rfe(Dnted 70 Cardinal Manning
in honor Of hit9llver jubilee and in rscogni-
ton Of his services in the cause of the ire
dom Of Ireland.
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so sssses- ssaslaa anss<r~sxx garnxa1. ssesay
trimmed. Inessex t1e4ry.
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Nc moxw aasnsa<. Assrxs Revealed kenedy
= fskaay s1e fssce-
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rs ysrss srxin~nt Dand wall Elvs. : srsnd
coseext ss Nen1 seattle - r<xs Sunday af5nr
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CITY PROPERTY.

e. :. ....- -. s..x.e .s-4
~ n. "; Il. 49, ssysa p1o''1ss - -
.! J. - z, c,o~e IL. ara to l.,-.
- - -.
.s TX e g. ss1e ilns VAN '1se1
"A 81 sSzias. one block fr0n Ys1iSf
- $3.50 hc,,.. IN, r,.sh,~n..
~ oo, 49, 49, - n.ssIs
.. - ~ 80 ~ $3.50
sseansd MA on lot sezix. asas
21Ssnrrooned house On lot 51xin,
Jslncn cable
~ = '3 s'as view sSs'' e = - 80
> esis ~. - :. 5, -, =, 8.
- ssSss. -
- a. With snaIl house ovsrIosk-
s, asss s sas9 sseb .ssr .a 49, oss.
lelDenta TINS Y bsfza
3No @ ~ nnsss I.s ~ -. - ~. u
~ sS az , - and ana cioss 70 cabis
lilo. s -. .,,..,.-....-,
}sz -,
eRo1 lot, 0xioo, In kaufmAn's addi-
'5szs
ser lot In Yssiers second addition.
ss'i f 81 se ssrs1i l. 'S Sssisss ass a.
I: a9Wn s9.ss.a .sr.se 1dd,.,ou.
Il ~ - 1vo Icls Is Madiscu street a.
80 :. !. s,o.,..c, .re,,... .Ad,.
a.. S-s@a e,,her lots IL tf,is 6ne ad6i-
go ::1i Ies 4 -, ssoS e s1 and bca.asoe
4menta ~ nuyes pF.eeA
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utneut IN the sente - Wasbfne-
M coy Terms: npsetM pe1ees =
- -I.ots IA the eouthor1 e1dfx1oa.
- ne from limbex nDset6l prlees
- -. FOR 70 ola sesss supsrh lad
ssss--i1o scrss With fnptovsnsah
- esss--ss aerss ave miles lson prss-
80 acrs tract. Ides > n
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The 80 ~ Fox I.andls.

Sac AND Fox AGEscy, Indian Territory,
june T. The papers sransferrirw $4,000
acres OF land to the United 51ates by the
Sec and Fox Indians will Be signed today.
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%, esusa ( lalll1
uuuus % Pnal HssdnDsu ) o.,
III Ssseal SlIsot
1OUTH SEATTLE.

i n - - Mout nr1e ad6fnoa.
SifWo lua lcox1co In McA1ffofege anAa.
IN houbs and Other fmpsossnneo11;
-. = uelrsuehts shisd aa1susn.
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} Railroad Center OF tho
North In SedrO.

The Seattle Northern Will have trains into
sedso within thirty days, mating the second
railroad for that thriving young city. The
Feiyhasen 4 southern has Ito terminus here
= Eastern will have TRIMS running between
eedfo and Seattle We have some very choice
property Tor sale at reasonable prices. which
We can recommend
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RMS

Fine farm property near Maple Valley; county
road, railroad aud stream running "a ruush the
rronezty; % acres: me for hops and fruits
100 sores near Arlington: close 70 railroad;
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". NJ. G.. A.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Y. M. G. a. was held yesterday
evening, the President, Mr.. I. r.
Walker, in the chair. Several com,
mittee reports were read. Mr.. f. j.
Lowrey for the Temperance Com
mittee, reported at length on the &C
ton of the Legislature on temper
ance bills. 1t was stated that Gen
eral-Secretary Fuller would return
from Maui on the next Likelike.
The treasurer's report showed that
from April 1st to date, the receipts
had been S1,642.22 and expenditures
S9l1.39, leaving balance on hand of
S730.S3, exclusive of S403.40 in the
Savings Bank.
Owing to contemplated absence
from the kingdom, Treasurer South
wick rendered his resignation. 1t
was referred to the Board of Direc-
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An Editor Arrested for Libel.

Yesterday morning as our reporter
was innocently preparing to note the
words of mellifuous wisdom drop
ing from the mouths of our silver
tongued Legislative orators, he was
mysteriously beckoned ont of the
hall by the sergeant at arms. I'm
suspiciously following, he was con-
fronted by the Marshal of the King
dom, who hailing him committed
him to prison. The charge is print
ing a criminal libel on His Majesty's
Chamberlain, and the prisoner is
summoned to appear before the
Police Justice at $40 this morning
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Stmr lwalani brought from Hawaii,
Sept. Is, $50 bags sugar and 10 packages
sundrieS.
The Norwegian bark Kamfjord arrived
Thursday, Sept.1S, 66 days from Newcastle
with !, III tons of coal consigned to Wilder
& Co. Captain Anderson reports the first
40 days out as the worst weather he ever
encountered, having heavy gale and sea
dead ahead, the rest of the voyage clear
and favorable.
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VESSELS In PORT.

Flagship Charleston. Remey, Seattle
III b NJ s Acorn, Pollard, from cruise.
U s 5 Iroquois. Bishop, Samoa.
Blk Paul Isenberg, VOTERS, Liverpool.
Bknte Planter, Dow, San Francisco.
Br ship Blengfell. Irving, Liverpool.
Bktne Amelia, Newhall, Port Townsend.
Bktne Klikitat, Cutler, Utsalaiy.
Blk Ceylon, Calhoun, San Francisco.
Schr Olga, Rodn, San Francisco.
Blk Martha DAVIS, Pendelton. Boston.
Blk Kamfjord, Anderson, Newcastle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-19

rightiully asks for pay for his road work
IN kau, viz That work has been done
by him which Is not for his private
benefit, but is OF such value 10 the
public, that il is for the public interest
and benefit TO pay for II. Ii Peter Lee
and Wilder * Co. have done work of
this kind lei the Legislature paw them
for it. Ii they have not, let the Legisla-
ture refuse to pay them for it. Neither
OF them have a legal claim. Neither
pretends to have | submit that on the
facts it is equitable and for the public in
terest to pay both of them
LoRRIN A. THuRsroN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-19
The public will be much pleased

The public will be much pleased
to learn that Mr. d. Howard Hitch
cock, the young artist, whose paint
ings of island scenery have at
tracted much attention, is to have
the advantages of visiting Europe
and its art schools and galleries.
Mr.. Hitchcock's taste for sketching
dates back to his boyhood, when
with his pencil he produced some
very fine pictures. His recent paint
ings of the lava lake are certainly
very clever copies of the original,
particularly in the rich color of the
molten lava, which has always been
a most difficult thing to reproduce
on canvas. Tavernier's pictures
surpassed in this respect, and Mr.
Hitehcock's late paintings closely
resemble his.