The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-30
NEWS
CONDENSED
Howl. The playwright, is dead.

Perry Belmont has withdrawn from
Iammany hall.
The late storm swept over the ehtlre
California coast.
tSanos of Chinese roDpers are Piu
derlng Manchuria.
j. j. Alclirau of Baltimore Is the lat
est baseball magnate.
The National irrigation Congress Is
IN session at Chicago
The Ministers discred1t the decree
banishing Prince Tuan.
Hopouiation or MISSOURI, I'ooV'-'0' q"
against 1,2Sy,60O In 1880
| Won Waldersee has sent column Oh
Germans to the great wall.
The transport Indiana was not dam
aged by grounding on a snoaL
Stanford Alumni demand an inVesu-
cation of DR.. Ross enforced resigna-
zion.
The Duke of Manchester. who mar
ried Miss Zimmerman, will enter en-
cinnati club.
The Reicnstag approves the Kaisers
Chinese policy, as do the Federated
governments.
Efforts will be made to bring about
a closer enforcement Of the Chinese
exclusion act.
! 1t is denied that the Indians who
were on the warpath in Mexico came
from San Carlos.
| Governor Beckham of Kentucky has
Fugua of Greensboro.
Capt. w. NJ. Meredith of Illinois has
been made chief Of the bureau of en-
craving and printing.
j. F. Tucker, son of an Omaha street
car magnate, is in Jail at Chicago, a
seif-confessed burglar.
fe-breakers at Tehama, CAL, were
discovered by a barkeeper who OPEN
ed fire on them. forcing them to flee.
| Claude Chittenden, a gambler, was
killed in a disorderly house at San
Francisco by Percy Sewell, aged nine
teen.
| The 400 men who sat at a chamber
of commerce dinner at Delmonico's
lately represented nearly one billion
dollars.
| Storm victims of La Grange, Tenn,
have sent out an appeal for help. The
town is in ruins and the Inhabitants
destitute.
Aglipay, renegade priest, and now
a rebel leader, writes to Manila for
election news, and shows no signs of
giving up.
Twelve robbers tried to get into a
bank vault at Delaware Ohio, but their
dynamite could not open it. They es-
lcaped without loot.
One thousand men have been thrown
out of employment by the burning Of
the plant at Red Wing, of the Minne-
sofa Stoneware Company.
| Lieut.. Col. Webb G. Hayes, son of
ex-President Hayes, has reported at
Picking and has been made a volunteer
aide on General Chaffees staff.
| George II. Phillips, aged thirty-two,
has cornered the corn crop at Chicago,
and may force settlement at 60 cents,
a figure that will reap nearly a million
for him.
General Macabolos, a former Filipino
chief, is preparing to start in pursuit
Of Aguinaldo with 100 picked natives.
The rebel chief is supposed to be in
Northern LuZon.
j. Fletcher Shera, a New York stock
broker, has been arrested at the in
stance of General Daniel E. Sickles for
stealing $4,000 given him for the pur-
! chase of securities.
, The British warship Pheasant is be-
ing rushed from Esquimault to Pana-
ma, owing to the seizure of a British
ship by the Colombian rebels. The
Icarus will follow.
Eugene Zimmerman, the Cincinnati
millionaire, has cabled his son-in law
the Duke of Manchester, to come tc
America, where Zimmerman will set
, him up in business.
Experts at work on the books of tbs
German National Bank at Newport
KY. have so far found a shortage OF
1895, 600 in the accounts of Frank NJ
Brown, the missing cashier.
A dispatch to the Temps from Rom.
8 says the Pope visited the Basilica o.
st. Peters and experienced such fatigu,
/. that he had to take to his bed. 1t /.
!; further claimed that he tainted twice.
S At the session of the Italian cham
Der OF deputies the minister of marin,
said the Italian troops in China die
their duty without participating in tn,
,excesses. which they justly deplored
Generals Macarthur, Grant ant
Bates are tired of the war in the PIN
ippines and ask to be relieved Stat
may relieve them-Examner Special
The large British steamships Indra
lvelli and Indrapura and two others o
similar size, will run between Portland
!. Ore, and Asiatic ports. Each vesse
has a carrying capacity of about $50
. tons. -
!, About 5000 men have struck in tn
8 Penrhyn quarries because the manage
tment' refused to install a dlsmsse,
!, oyerlooSer.,-L Lord Penrhyn Closed tn
! quarters. Violence is feared, ant
: troops are on hand.
: Monitor No. s, formerly known as tn
, Connecticut, has been renamed tn
= Nevada. The State authorities wan
= the name of their commonwealth to at
- tach to a battleship, and declined tn
!, 4infesior- Accomplishment.
= The torpedo-boats Blakeley and D
n I-OiiS nave pten ldunCneO at SOut
- Boston. The Blakeley is named afte
! the commander of the fighting shi
d Wasp lin the, war of 1872 The other
R, Mapped after DE Long of Arctic fame.
:. The rebel forces at Buena Ventur
S. have been completely crushed by tn
I. Colombian troops, which captured tw
n, cannon and two generals. General Al
J. ba-5 thel governor of Panama. person
Id ally directed the operations from O
fe board the British steamship ,-Tabogs
L seized by the Colombian authorize
s. and savedsth situation there
H. Representative Hopkins of Illinois
3. chairman of the house committee O
~ census. expressed the opinion tina
~ there would be no decided effort du,
- ing the next session Of Congress to dc
AZ crease the Congressional represe Mt tito
.. OF the Southern States because of II
;" acknowledgements of negroes. He sal
" that in all probability the subie,
" would be disc used, but he though
a that upon the whole the committ,
r. would favor the plan of basing repr,
fe sentation upon the number of inhab
.s' tants.
d. 1t Is expected the fight between Gel