The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-26
ROBERTS PREPARING TO
MOVE ON PRETORIA
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Underground lodgings ia San Fran
cisco Chinatown are 20 be Suppress
ed.
Bicycle trips are now made In eight
cen days between Dawson and Circle
Be.hulle, on the north bank Of the
Orange river, has been occupied by
GatacTe.
California sportsmen are framing a
new game law Tor the better protection
The steamer wolcot, was lost on
Kadlak Island. Alaska. by an error Of
the pilot.
A i4-year-old boy has been conduct
ing successful revival meetings in San
Francisco.
Prosecutor Forney admits that some
innocent men we're punished Tor the
Wardner riots.
The steamer Louisville. OF the Gra-
ham a. Morton line, is icebound on
Lake Michigan.
Mrs. Arnold, widow OF Dr. Thomas
Arnold, the famous head master of
Rugby. Ia dead.
Dublin viii decorate in victoria's
honor. A mass meeting TO protest was
Doorly attended.
Strong commands are massing at
Narrenton, where the Free Staters
will make a stand.
The Market Street Railroad Com
pany will run advertising cars TO be
covered by posters.
There will be a large increase OF
national banks owing 10 the newly
adopted currency bill.
AT Hartford. Conn. Tom Sharkey
knocked out Texas jim" Mccormick
in thirty-eight seconds.
A meeting OF British Columbia faith
healers broke up in a free fight over
the question Of vaccination.
The Secretary OF the Interior has
asked the owner Of the Calayeras big
trees to set price on them.
California newspapers consider Shell
don's daily a huge advertising scheme
and fat failure as a newspaper.
Up to March 18th no more suspicious
eases had been found in the sO-caIled
plague district OF San Frdncisco.
Frost and snow have worked havoc
with traffic in the Northern States and
have hurt fruit crops in the South.
Caleb Powers. John Davis, w. II. Gull
ton and Harlan Whitaker. arrested for
the murder of Goebel, have been jail
cd.
Bryan will make a months tour in
South Dakota, Utah. Washington. Ore
gon, California, Arizona and New Mex
ico.
There Is a lack Of officers for the
navy. over 1000 are needed for the
ships in commission or under construc-
ton.
A movement is beginning in San
Francisco against scavenger carts,
which are believed to scatter disease
germs.
Canada Is making an effort to control
Cape Nome trade, which Pacific Coast
merchants are trying to block at Wash
ington.
Senators Gallinger and Penrose
passed the lie in the Senate during the
Quay debate and there were sensation
al scenes.
Chief Officer Buchanan of the City Of
Picking, is TO wed the actress Edna Far
rell OF the Grand Opera House. San
Francisco.
Construction OF a branch OF the
Northern Pacific railroad near Stuart,
Idaho. has been stopped by an Indian
graveyard.
Frederick Burton, the British artist,
is dead. He was a director OF the Ma
tional Gallery and received the honor
OF Knighthood.
Citizens OF the South Carolina town
OF Neeees ask for troops to suppress
regulators who are beating the people,
white and black.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs reports favorably the bill to
increase the militia appropriation from
100000 to S2,000,000.
IA hs rrff11
yield $50, 00O,0 this season. One
claim yields $4,000 daily. Sulphur
Creek Is proving very rich.
w. r. Hearst OF the Examiner and
New York Journal has brought legal
action through noted lawyers TO test
the constitutional question in the case
of Porto Rico.
Gen. Joseph B. Wheeler's resigna-
ton has not yet been accepted by the
War Department, but as soon as 1t is
acted upon he will appear before the
bar of the House and demand his seat.
Win. McHaney has been arrested at
San Bernardino. He is believed to be-
long to a gang OF counterfejters whose
plant was recently found near that
city.
A female witness In the murder trial
Of Frank l.. Dinsmore of Lexington,
Neb., now says that her story exoner-
ating Dinsmore was dictated to her
while she was under his hypnotic in
fiuence.
Representative Ray OF New York has
offered an amendment to the Constitu-
ton giving Congress power to repress
monopolles and combinations; 20 ere
ate and dissolve corporations and dis
pose OF their property.
Francis Truth. the so-called divine
healer, with a speciality of giving ab-
sent treatment at s. for the first pay
ment, has been arrested at Boston for
fraudulent use of the mails. His bus
iness was bringing him in 1000 per
week.
In the Craven-Fair case Mrs. James
Gilleran testified that, while helping
Mrs. Craven decorate a mantel in SEN
ator Fairs room, Fair. who was pres
ent, admitted his marriage with the
plaintiff. He said he had married