The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-10


be dedicated to the g. A. r.
John L. Sullivan had a rousing bene-
fit at Madison Square Garden. Most or
the leading pugilists took part.
Bishop MoreIand of Sacramento is
going to Porto Rico to establish the /
Episcopal church in that island
A. l.. Bancroft of San francisco COM I
plains of permanent injuries done by |
an application of Roentjen rays.
. KRUGER and his chief officers are at
Helspruit, sixty miles from the Portu- |
guese border on the line of the RAN
road. .-.- -s.--.-I
John G. woolley, Prohibition nominee
for president opened the campaign at
Chicago by an attack on Mckinney and
the canteen-
after vainly trying to construct the
new federal building at Chicago with
non-union workers, the contractor viii
use union men.
The Cabinet has decided to send a
transport to remove the destitute from
Nome. About 1000 persons are In dam
ger of starvation.
The steamer Thyra, in going up the
Columbia river to Portland, ran into
a railroad trestle and destroyed about
one hundred feet of it.
Bryan will personally lead the politi-
cal campaign in the Middle West and
East Towne will canvass the Pacific
States and the South.
Canadians, Americans and Indians
trading at Great Slave Lake, have been
fighting and Canadian mounted police
have gone to the scene.
Miss Anna W. Simpson, representing
herself as the daughter of a Louisville
banker, has been buncoing stores and
society people in Chicago.
c. f. STACK of San Francisco COM
nlitted suicide with a toy cannon aimed
al his heart. He had been suffering
from n inriaS TO the head
1T is said that the Gould brothers
saved the Castellane chateau from the
hammer by paying all Count Boni's
debts, aggregating A600,0O0.
1t is reported that when Prince AL
! bert of Belgium marries the Duchess
Elizabeth of BAVARIA King Leopold will
apdicaJe the throne in his favor.
| The British prisoners at Moot Ged-
bacht, east of Machadorp, We're releas-
ed by the Beers and Joined Roberts.
They arrived, ragged and hungry, 1880
strong.
General Olivier and his twenty-eight
| followers were captured by eight
I Queenstown volunteers, who got hold
of q narrow pass and caught the Beers
one by one.
/ The widow Of Ex-Governor Ryerson
| of Lower California has been found
guilty of manslaughter, and is confined
in the Ensenada Jail. She murdered a
boy by hanging.
Intimate friends of Secretary Hay de-
ny the reports of his serious illness.
He is convaleScing from rheumatism.
The news is confirmed by a telegram
from Secretary Hay to Senator Chand-
Ter
The new liner Deutschland has broken
the eastern and western Atlantic rec
lords. Her last crossing from Cherbourg
was made in five days, twelve hours
and twenty-nine minutes. Highest daily
speed 5S4 knots.
Judge Leo Raisseur has been elected
commander in chief. of the CT. A. r.
He is a native of Alsace who rose from
the ranks in the American civil war,
becoming a major. He was probate
judge of st. Louis.
The American inner, st. Paul, lately
raced the Cunarder Campania, which
she met at sea, and showed her a clean
pair of heels. The ST. Paul crossed
from Southampton and Cherbourg in
six days seven hours and six minutes
Sweden is seeking a loan of $4,000 00C
in the United States which, if granted
will bring the foreign loans of this
country up to s760OO,00O. Montreal
Canada, has had s3,000,000; Mexico, $685.
100000: Russia, s1O.oOO,OOO; England
/. $2S, 900, 600
Lieutenant Commander John A
/ Sherman, U. S. N, is dead. He made
a reputation as a senior watch officer
of the Nipsic during the Samoan hur-
ricane of March is, 1889. Shearmar
was the last man to leave the ship, and
rescued many lives.
4 Union Pacific train was held VI
by bandits near Upton Station, Wyo.
= on August 29th. The express and bag.
gage cars were blown open and the SAFE
i blown to pieces. The loss was $50, 900
and no one was hurt. The robbers are
Y at bay in the mountains
DIR. Leyds' interview with Emperor
: Nicholas" says a dispatch TO the Dali,
4 Mail from st. Petersburg, LASTED bare
ly five minutes The Gar said that n,
n was sorry that he could do nothing To-
the Transvaal, except to urge it [,
% make peace, as he hated all war"
Tod Sloan, the jockey, has bough
IL two horses. They are Lady Massey. ;
three-year-old, which he rode TO vic
l. tory at Sheepshead Bay in a recen
race, and Longshoreman, a two-year
old. The total price was $4,000. Tn
horses will be shipped to England
The torpedo boat Holland has prove,
itself to be wonder. In recent test
at Newport, searchlights failed to SHOW
% the vessel, which easily approaches
warships in the night and retired un
a seen. She travelled awash, but not be
low the surface. Lieutenant Caldwell
y, was In command.
AS q result OF the friction between
h Roumania and Bulgaria over the lat
ters delay in complying with the de
= mand Of the former for the suppressio
or the Macedonia revolutionary com
l. mittee, the Bulgarian diplomatic agen
d at Bucharest, DR.. II. THEODORE. ha
e. peen recalled. According to the Vienn
d correspondent of the Daily Express III
Wiener Abendblatt asserts that Primo
ID ferdinand of Bulgaria has threatene
81 10 abdicate unless the quarrel wit
ttoumania is amicably settled.
at One of the buoys thrown OUT nv An
Id gree on the day he left Spitzbergen ha
Deen found. 1t carried this MESA ge
re July ii, 10 p. m.-Greenwich On
u voyage gone we'll so far. Are now ?
an altitude of $50 meters. Original A.
I'd rection north 10 degrees east; commas
b. undeviation. Later north 4 degree
east; compass undeviation. -Four ca,
to rier pigeons dispatched. They are Az
n ing west. We are now over ice wbic
Is very rugged. Weather splendid ~
or whole time. In excellent spirits Az
CO GREE, Strtndberg, Frenkel. Above cIouf
me. E45 Greenwich mean time