The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-07

his assailant, Christiania.
The Yukon will soon be free OF ice
and navigable next month.
Colonel Marceau of San Francisco
and his wife will remarry.
Col. Duvall's negro soldiers have been
much admired in the Orient.
An Englishman Is reported 10 have
! thrashed the Duke OF Orleans.
The transport service of the United
States has cost about $12.00O,OOO.
Fourteen thousand people have al
ready taken passage 10 Cape Nome.
! Kid Parker won his fight from Jack
Daily at Denver in the second round.
| Aguinaldo writes that war Is frightful
and abandons the sword for the pen.
The transport Victoria Is laid up
at Nagasaki with broken machinery.
Hundreds of Japanese are entering
the United States now instead OF Ha-
wall.
The people of the Free State OF Acre
demand the withdrawal of Brazilian
| troops.
Fresno again proposes waterway to
the San Joaquin river to permit passage
of barges.
The United States offers 1900, 900 for
| Danish West Indies. Denmark wants
81 600, 900.
Automobiles are employed to tow
| barges on canal between Brussels and
Charleroi.
Ballington Booths sons name will
be changed. He Is not to be called after
the general.
White slavery investigations
against the New York Juvenile Asylum
have begun.
Ex-United States Senator Charles II.
Gibson of Maryland Is DEAD. He was
81 years old.
report recent severe fighting near the
city Of Bolivar.
Atlanta, Ga, doesn't want TO enter
tain Dewey. He promised to come
once and failed.
Viola Horlocke, accused of attempt
ing murder by poisoned candy, has been
lIound not guilty.
| The American Consul at Yokohama
says Japan Is no place for Americans
seeking employment. ...-.
| Transports leaving San Francisco on
the LIST of every month will stop at
Guam to deliver mall - bs{ft 7 = !
Macrum could not affirm before
House Committee, that British knew
American cipher code. ..q,--r.,
There are war alarms in Southern
Russia. Troops are arriving at Sebas-
topol from the interior.
: The San Francisco Call publishes a
story to the effect that there has been
no plague. in Honolulu.
Commander Glover relieves Lieut.
Commander Colwell as United States
Naval attache in London.
Senior Teofilo Costillejo Is the first
American Governor or the Batanes
(,rO1In \ IL fu
The formal transfer of interests and
property of the partners has been
made to the Carnegie Steel Co.
new Army department has been
organized for the Philippines, known
as the Division of the Pacific"
independent military organizations
in the United States are favored by
Inspector General Breckenridge.
Thirty-six per cent of the total Brit
iSh revenue comes from liquor and
only 20 per cent in the United States.
The bark Highland Light bound for
Nanaimo put in to San Francisco. hav-
ing been dismasted in high cross sea.
n party will go from the. Lick Obj
servatory to some Georgia point for
he purpose of photographing the col
roma.
A British syndicate has placed an
order for two million tons of Ameri-
can coal in Alabama. Price, 20 cents
per ton. .rS.
Ex-kough Riders and New York
Twenty-second Regiment men will re-
ceive two months extra pay from the
Government.
The continued maintenance of mar
tial law in the Occur d'Alene mining
country has been brought to the atten-
ton of Congress.
- The House committee on merchant
marine and fisheries has approved the
report on the shipping bill prepared by
Chairman Grosvenor.
The Hamburg-American line s. s.
Fhoenicia recently brought 1904 steer
age passengers to New York. the larg-
est number in many years.
Rear Admiral Watson has sailed to
Hongkong on the Brooklyn from Ma
nj a, where he will transfer his com
mand to Rear Admiral Remy.
Three new armored cruisers are
planned for the United States Nlvy.
Speed will exceed twenty knots: sixty
guns will constitute the battery.
n one-fare round trip rate. plus 50.
has been made by western pa sanger
railroads to st. Paul for the National
Republican league convention July II.
La Campagnie Generate Transatlan-
tique he's commenced court proceedings
10 restrain by Injunction actions grow
- out Of la Bourgoyne disaster of
1898.
Inc Chinese General Para. who has
been terroriZing and devastating the
nrnvirce OF Panay has surrendered to !
Brig Gen. Kobbe. who is taking him to |
Manila.
Jennie O'Neil Potter. an actress. dy-
ing and penniless in New York. has |
been befriended by Mrs. George |
Gould. who was once Edith Kingdom. |
an actress.
Captain Harry Walsh. OF the Forty
seventh U. s. Volunteer Infantry. sem
fenced to dismissal at Manila for mis-