The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-27


Pennsylvania, fire.
There has been a heavy snowstorm
in British Columbia.
Bert Thomas, Californian, was
killed before Picking.
Two women and a man lost their
lives in an Alaskan lake.
The rainfall approached a cloudburst
in the city of Los Angeles.
General Fred Grant repulsed a force
of insurgents north of Manila
Senator Spooner may become attor-
ney general succeeding Griggs.
There is grave danger of an epidemic
of smallpox breaking out in Picking.
There is grave danger of an epidimic
O fsmAllpox breaking out in Picking.
Final arrangements have been made
for Krueger's reception at Marseilles.
Hypnotist Donate, who recently died,
used his power to steal another's
bride.
The Yukon miners are going to pre-
sent Bryan with gold nugget, valued
at $500.
Confirmation of the degradation of
the Chinese princes has been received
in Paris.
An army officer was wounded by a
relative of thurman Lebaudy in a duel
in France.
The Big Basin of Santa Cruz may be-
come federal park. The price asked
is $1,000
The steamer Sonoma is reported to
have sailed from Philadelphia for San
Francisco.
The international note will soon be
ready for delivery to the Chinese COM
missioners.
The new placers between Point Hope
and Cape Lisborne, Alaska, are said to
be very rich.
The United States Supreme Court
declared the Tennessee anti-cigarette
statute is valid.
Phoenix, A. T., has planned a unique
fair. Indians and cowboys will be the
chief attractions.
E. v. w. Rossiter. treasurer, has
been elected the New York Central's
new vice president.
H. T. Scott, of the Union Iron Works,
has gone to Washington after contracts
for several warships.
DIR. Kienbock of Vienna says that
lost hair can be restored to bald heads
by the use of the X-ray.
Captain Yoeman, who aided in the
capture of Jefferson Davis, died re-
Gently at Fort Dodge, Ia.
The outlook in China is gloomy. The
Russians and Germans are not pleased
over the Oriental situation.
The fifteen-year-old son of Richard
Alexander, of Poplar Bluff, Mo-, is ac-
cused of killing his father.
British Columbia, on November 49,,
was in the grip of a severe snowstorm,
lasting over forty-eight hours.
Count Boni de Castellane was nearly
killed by the accidental discharge of a
gun in the hands of woman.
Beers have threatened the Kimberley
Railway. Commandant Erasmus is
camped on the Oliphant river.
There will be no legislature in the
Philippines until the constitutionality
of the Porto Rico bill is decided.
A bill to revise the German tariff law
arouses press comment and is called a
declaration of war against America.
The Chinese forces are said to be on
the march and in readiness to oppose
any movement of the allies westward.
The Count de Cornulier shot and
killed his wife in Paris as she was
leaving the apartments of gentleman.
The president of a Massachusetts
Bryan club urges the organization of
a new party called the Reform Forces,
A reporter of a San Diego paper was
present at an initiation of members
of Foresters of America, and caused a
sensation.
Marion Irons, once leader of the
union labor organizations, and who di-
rected the Missouri Pacific strike in the
SOS, is dead.
United States and Germany are en-
gagged in a race for the trade of the
world. and are reaching out for Eng
lands business.
The Filipinos were defeated with
very heavy loss at Bugazen, island of
Panay, on October So The Americans
lost three men.
This seasons Klondike output of gold
is valued at S20,0000O0. Next years is
expected by the gold commissioners to
reach $685. 000
he an,-inn i
to the frequent shifting of officers and
men, claiming it mitigates against a
fleets efficiency.
The president of the Chinese Imperial
University is not in favor of lenient
treatment for the officials responsible
for the uprising.
There is desolation in the Transvaal
and Orange Free States. 1t is fourteen
months since the normal importation
of foodstuffs ceased.
November Is was the coolest Novem-
Der night ever experienced in Spokane
Washington. The temperature was
five degrees above zero
Phenomenal activity in trade all over
the land is noticeable since the cleo
tons. New enterprises are being inau-
gurated in many of the States
The Paris chamber of deputies No
vember 10, discussed the alleged decor
alton scandal. Denials were made by
the government and approved
American railroads are making new
rates on bicycles, tricycles and baby
carriages. regardless of their weight
Inc charge is minimum one.
Seven hundred tons of shin pIates
made by the Lukers Iron Company. of
PENNSYLVANIA, have been rejected by
the Belfast, ireland, consignees.
Mrs. Hattie e. Norton, of Detroit
who was married to Chas. r. Holmes,
OF San Francisco, was drugged by him
TWO days after ind robbed of $500.
FRANK w. Brown, the missing assist
ant cashier and bookkeeper who got
away with $191.50O, did it by wonder
tul system of memorizing accounts.
Edna May denies that an admirer
named JiSgins will die for love of her
or that she has pawned diamonds. and
says she has no new husband in sight
The transport Indiana, while convey
ing detachment of the Twenty-second
infantry from Manila to Baler, went
aground on rocks at the island of Pa
lilo.
Jeftries says he will never meet Cor
oett in the ring, as he cannot afford
to risk his reputation by meeting either
OF the principals in the recent fake
fight.
The Methodists made two fierce on
hn