The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-28
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED


The Cars brother has left Copen-
hagen for home.
1t is reported that giant skeletons
have been discovered in Alaska.
1t is asserted in court circles that
the Cars illness is due to eating bad
fish,
A bill is being drawn with the object
of reinstating the death penalty in Col
orado
George B. Reeve is the new general
manager of the Grand Trunk Railway
system.
James A Dunlap, bank burglar, has
been sentenced to twenty years i'm
prisonment
Kitchener has determined to adopt
Weyler's reconcentrado system in
South Africa.
Miles report of the army urges the
necessity for the reorganization of the
entire service.
| The Sultan of Turkey warmly con-
graduated President Mckinley upon
his reelection.
Great activity is being shown by
highwaymen and burglars in San
Francisco lately.
Many weddings have been celebrated
during and since the closing of the
Paris exhibition.
This years crop of lemons is very
heavy in Southern California, and will
bring high prices.
have been paid to Paris capitalists for
a group of Utah mines.
Two escaped Kansas prisoners, who
were surrounded, eluded their pursuers.
They are still being sought.
Richard Croker has sailed for Eng
land. He says Tammany's movement
against vice means business"
A Sacramento woman says her hus-
band threatens her life because she
knows that he is bank robber.
The Russian steamer Yermak is ex-
pected to cut her way through the ice
to the North Pole next summer.
A special dispatch to the Associated
Press from Stockholm, says it is ru-
lmored King Oscar II is paralyzed.
The United States surveying corps
has found over a hundred dead bodies
in a swamp just west of Galveston.
William Jefferson, youngest son of
Joseph Jefferson, the veteran actor,
will marry soubrette, Miss Christie
Mcdonald.
The Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle of
the Car, has been mentioned as regent
in the contingency of the illness of the
Car continuing.
katherine Bloodgood, the California
contralto and society woman, made her
debut in vaudeville in New York on
the 18th instant.
Alfred HarmSworth and his wife sail
from London for America in December
Harmsworth does not intend to start a
paper in New York
Bishop Porter has written Mayor
Van Wycke of New York City accusing
members of the police force of openly
protecting criminals.
Miss Edith Booth, formerly with the
! Marie Burroughs Company died in a
hospital in New York from injuries re-
ceived in riding accident.
| Canada is aroused by race strife
!,
er with engendering internal bitterness
and of using prejudices Of the French
The Paris Exposition of 1900 is nc
{ more. 1t had a population of from
, 100000 to 100000, and a hundred lam
, guages could be heard within it's gates
.. A report, unverified, comes from
| Kingston, Jamaica, November 16, of the
I seizure of the British steamer Tobago
2 by the Colombian government at Pa
= mama.
: President Mckinley is said to have
offered the dictatorship of the hurea,
. OF engraving and printing, to Frank P
Sargent, grand master of the Brother
hood of locomotive firemen.
conspiracy to rob soldiers has beer
D unearthed at the Preside in California
, interruptions army clerks and mer
: chants are fleeing the invaded me,
having pay coming to them.
san F'rancisco's new gas and electri'
e street lamps consist of a bell shape,
e globe of clear glass, unobstructed b,
@ any metal frame and surmounted witt
n porcelain dome of pure white.
John Hays Hammond, the mining ex
pert, recently of Pretoria, has gone t.
Cripple Creek to investigate the STRAIT
n ton Independence mine, which was sol,
to English investors for SIS, 900.
The New York board of police com
= m1ssioners, November 10, ordere,
charges preferred against Inspecto
Adam A. Cross and Captain John e
: Herlin, and practically turned then
e over to the mercy of their accusers.