The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-12
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

over 500 persons were left shelteriess
by the Nome storm.
| w. w. Stickney has been inaugurated
1 Governor Of Vermont.
J The steamer jeanne is on the rocks
near Point Arena, Cal.
Bryan arrived at Chicago on October
and left for Indianapolis -,
railroad may be built from Kansas
City to Topolobampo bay. Mexico.
American troops did not participate
in the Shan-hai-kwan expedition
over 500, 1900 is annually added TO
the gold stock of the United States.
The steamer Seattle brought down a
million and a half of Klondike treasure.
The Germans had a fight near Pc
king in which they killed forty Box
ers,
Red Wing, Mimi, reports furious
storm, cutting off railway communica-
lions.
General Lew Wallace says Bryan Is
responsible for the war in the Philip
pines.
The Government factories are manu-
facuring a new rifle for the German
army.
| Hanna and Frye have gone to South
Dakota TO work for the defeat of Pet
\ tigrew.
Massachusetts Republicans have
named Winthrop Murray Crane for
! governor.
\ General Otis may succeed General
Shafter in charge of the Department of
California.
4 Admiral Kempff denies that the gun
boat villalobos has been captured by
| the Ftlipinos.
All banks are open at Johannesburg
and Pretoria, but they are not doing
much business.
Charles M. Hays. general manager of
the Grand Trunk Railway, may sue
coed Huntington.
The Great Northern road has cut
rates. and the Northern Pacific and 500
lines may follow.
Ex-President Harrison will either
speak for Mckinley in New York or
write a letter endorsing him.
Ignacio Martinetti. the creator of
'Zou-Zou" in the play of .Trilby,'' has
married the actress. Marie Radcliffe.
Owing TO the strike shipments to
tidewater have practically ceased over
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Senator Clark of Montana has asked
for a depot site at Salt Lake city for
the Salt Lake K Los Angeles Railroad
NJ. III. De Young. who has been visit
ing the President, believes New York
will go Republican by 100000 majority
Field ILarshal Won Blumenthal, the
last surviving prominent general of the
lFranco-Prussian war, is dangerously
i'll.
The steamer Columbia and the ferry
boat Berkeley collided in San Francisco
bay. and the Columbia was badly dam
aged.
w. J. Finn, who absconded from
Portland in 1896 with s1.I00 has beer
captured in a British Columbia min.
ing camp.
Millionaire Kingman of Peoria, Ill.
asserts that Bryan received $4,000
from Colorado mine owners for insist
inc h. ell r.ra v1lr
julia A. Fredericks of Freeport, T.. I.
complains that the supposedly wealth,
man she had lately married, borrowed
$500 Of her and disappeared.
Joseph Manley of Maine claims %
electoral votes for Mckinley, leaving
include Indiana, where the fight will b
close.
Markle & Co, colliery operators a
shenandoah, Will have nothing more Z
do with arbitration, but will reopel
their mines, giving old employees
chance to return.
The Indian wife Of George Carmack
discoverer of the Klondike, has sue,
: him for divorce. She led him to tn
rich placers, but was deserted after h
became a millionaire.
The actress Sylvia Deane took a fata
dose of morphine at a New York ten
derloin party in the presence of tn
I0tNAtAy SHE lONeU, ana neT success
full rival for his affections.
Four more fishing vessels with crew
aggregating thirty-five men, were post
ed October 2 as having been lost dur
ing the great gale of September - Thi
is likely to complete the list.
Three hundred and ffty-seven thou
sand francs were stolen from the SAT-
In the Apostolic Palace of the Vatican
Oct. 2. Inmates of the place are sus
pected of having taken the money.
Robert McCurdy Lord, the retire,
banker who committed suicide at Bay
7 onne, n. j., after squandering a for
. tune. killed himself so that his famil,
might get his life insurance of $50, OOC
The record of the Princess Hatzfeldt'
adoption cannot be found, and she ma,
lose the 100000 left her by C. r
Huntington. II. f. Huntington says TIL
gift was specific and cannot be alienat
ed.
Prince George of Crete aims in hi
visit to ST. Petersburg, according t.
! some or the German papers, to win tn
support of Emperor Nicholas to hi
J plan for changing the Cretan constitu
ton.
The latest statement of the Treasur-
balances in the general fund EXCLUSIVE
OF the $150.000.000 gold reserve in tn
division of redemption. shows: Availa
BILE cash balance. 1885,, 261, 206; gold $50,
9O1, 103. -
federal warrant has been issue,
, Tor the arrest of i. A Swiegand. lat
general superintendent of the PhiladeI
phia and Reading Company, chargin,
MIN with. discriminating against mem
pers or the brotherhood.
: Cornelius Vanderbilt has leased tn
? huntington New York mansion for tn
: season, paying a rental of $4,000. n
Is the Vanderbilt who was cut off from
an expected fortune owing to his mar
rage with Miss Grace Wilson.
"A convoy OF twenty-five wagons. es
e corted by sixty mounted men. was at
E lacked by 140 Beers October 1st nea
Dejagos Drift while on the way to Vrv
neld. Twelve of the men escaped. TIL
iate OF the others is not known.
e Lord Wolseley. the commander f.
n chief, In an open letter, asks the pubIi
wishing to honor returning soldiers =
= refrain, while extending them a heart
welcome, from. Offering them intoxicat
ing liquors. as. like all Of us. they ar
g open to temptation"
5 A Phoenix. A. T.. dispatch saws: TIL
3 fapine and suffering among the In
4 dams on the Sacaton reservation grow
greater. and unless steps are taken n
once for the relief Of 5000 Pimas AN
fapagoes on that reservation wide