The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-25
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Bryan has gone East.

Bryan has gone East.
Sugar--Raw. firm. refined, firm.
Chicago brickmakers are ready to
strike.
Senator Clark will resign from the
Senate.
Mid-western railroads are blockad-
ed by snow.
An anarchist plot has been discover
ed at Ancona, Central Italy.
Salmon Is now being largely fed 20
the armies OF England in South Africa.
Mexican war veterans have been
granted pensions OF $l2 per month in
certain cases.
Populists OF Missouri propose to
adopt as a new name: Popular Gov
eminent Party"
Gen. Montenegro. one OF the Tagal
insurgents best fighters, has surrender
ed to Colonel Smith.
Bubonic plague has broken out in
Persia near the Turkish frontier. There
have been 159 deaths.
Seven companies of the Seventh New
York have been ordered to the scene of
the Italian strike at Croton Landing.
Chief Johnson Is rousing up the In
dian tribes in the north. telling them
they are TO be deprived OF their lib
erty.
Delegates-at-large 10 the Republican
National Convention from New York
will be Plat. Depew, Roosevelt and
Odell.
General Gomez says that Cuba fought
against the dominion OF Spain only 20
find herself under the heel OF the United
States.
Among the unsettled matters between
the United States and Turkey Is an in
demnity claim for the murder OF Frank
Lenz. the wheelman.
Terry McGoyern. champion heavy
weight. was TO meet Tommy White at
Chicago on the evening OF April 18th.
Both men are confident.
II Is denied at Washington that Per-
~ Heath will resign TO engage In Re
publican National Committee work.
lie may. however. be Senator Hanna's
successor. The latter cannot serve on
account OF his health.
.lEw YoRn, Aprn IA special 20
the Herald from Washington says:
/ Concerning the unpleasant incident re-
sulting from an invitation TO attend the
/ Dewey celebration I'm Chicago. the
/ Duke dArcos. Spanish Minister in
Washington, said that he had received
/ from Mayor Harrison reply TO his
note Of protest. II am fully satisfied
with the explanation. said the Duke
ldArcos. I'm fact. ! knew from the first
that a mistake had been made. still
could not permit the incident TO close
| without protest. Since my arrival In
the United States I have received the
most courteous treatment know the
American people are too broadminded
and upright TO insult a defeated enemy.
have forgotten that I was invited 60
| Jmcago."
The Ameer OF Afghanisian has writ
ten letter as follows: Now when
Afghanistan Is overwhelming on all
sides. the British government does not
seem TO take any interest but enjoys the
pride 81 aloOfness and reserve. when
ever / have suggested n check 90 Rus
sian aggression, ] have had no response
/ from the government OF India. except
1.-THE suggestion that Afghanistan might
consent TO the contraction OF railways
and tclographs. This a impossible. az
the Afghans consider that such "a step
would mean their ruin. Notwithstand-
ing all these troubles / have proved for
the past twcn'y-one years. the firm ally
/ OF Great Britain. But now at the last
kmomont. ] must inform my powerful
ally. the government OF India that the
present is the time for deeds ana not
for talk" gAe