The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-13
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

The Maurice Grau Grand Opera Com
pany, numbering 200 people, left for the
Pacific Coast on November 2.
OF London's twenty-eight new borough
councils twenty-five will be controlled by
the Moderates and six by the Progress
ives.
A small riot occurred in Chicago on
the I'd instant. Socialist orators raised
the red flag and the police had to clear
the streets
Olga Nethersole, the famous English
actress will revive "Sapho" on her re-
turn from Europe, and then start West
ward. She will also produce ''Magda."
! The New York police have been investi-
eating the list of persons reported missing
in the big Tarrant explosion and fire.
There are eighteen people not accounted
for.
A dispatch from Madrid, dated Novem-
Der 2, said the official gazette contained
a circular instructing projects to enforce
rigorous measures for stamping out Carl
ism.
/ Columbia George and Toy Toy; Indians.
were sentenced November to be hanged
on December q for the murder of Annie
an Indian medicine woman, by giving her
poison.
October 18th a commando of 800 captured
a garrison of thirty men at Reddersburg
The Boer revival occasions the English
trouble.
Abel p. Upham, a Government tea ex-
pert at Chicago. committed suicide on
November 2. Illness. brought on by ex-
cessive tea tasting. is said to be the cause
of the act
A Japanese named Tommi, demanded,
in Vancouver, November 2, that he be
placed on the voters list. He threatened
to appeal to the courts as naturalized
British citizen if refused.
William Ziegler will equip an Arctic ex-
petition to be headed by Evelyn b. Bald
win, end to sail from New York next
summer. He wants the Stars and Stripes
to be the first flag raised at the North
Pole.
I A dispatch from Chicago. November 2
states that Senator James x. Jones
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, may be prosecuted criminally
under the Federal statutes by Montgom-
cry, Ward & Co.
! The Fairhaven salmon canneries CLOSED
down for the season on November 2. They
put up three-fourths of the Puget Sound
pack. The grand total of cases packed
!. here this season is 225OOO or nearly 10000
short of last year.
dispatch from New York November
says there is marked advance in the
price of iron, both crude and finished
and the movement is regarded as bens
very significant. as indicating confidence
: in election results.
Governor Roosevelt ended his tour No
vember 2. In eight weeks he had visited
twenty-four States of the Union, mad.
|. 673 speeches, travelled q. 209 miles, visited
. SCI towns and cities and talked to more
, than 100000 people.
Two students from Culver Miltar.
Academy We're expelled for a Halloween
: prank on November 2. Therefore Us NOR
have left for their homes. The school haC
= the day before Halloween, 222; Their
are but ninety-two left.
|, Cornelius l.. Alvord, the defaulter, wa
q discharged by City Magistrate Flamme
, of New York on the I'd instant and thei
r re-arrested and taken before Commission
, er Shields. He is held in $4,000 bail 70
q examination in the Federal courts.
I Detective Andrew Nugent. who reached
, Seattle on November 2. for the purpos
: of taking Charles Mather to New York
where he is accused of stealing jewels
valued at $4,000. left for Olympia to OBJ
tain the necessary extradition papers.
The New York authorities are inclined
to place reliance in Millionaire Rice's val
cts story. The man confessed, befor