The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-22
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

Sousa's band has returned from Eu-
rope.
The Paris fair is a paradise for pick
pockets.
Men visitors are in a minority at the
Paris fair.
Rear Admiral SIcard, U. S. NJ, died
Of apoplexy.
Teresa, the Mexican saint" is now
in San Francisco.
Robert Mantell, the actor, has mar
ried for the third time.
The Galveston relief fund of Portland,
Ore, amounts to $1,000.
There Is a promising outlook for the
Salt Lake-Los Angeles Railroad.
The Rock Island Railway is survey
ing between Yuma and San Diego.
The demand for chorus girls in New
York is far in excess of the supply.
The total receipts of the Havana Gus
tom house for August, 1900, were $685.
926.
A monument to the late General
Lawton has been erected at Fort
Wayne.
Thousands of miners have already
quit work in the coal region, and the
success of the strike Is assured.
White settlers have driven Mojave
Apaches from the neighborhood of the
Fort Mcdowell military reservation.
AN. Moreland, secretary of the Car
negie Steel Company has resigned out
OF physical inability to sign $4,000 bonds
Admiral Dewey directed the efforts of
improvised fremen at Narragansett
Pier, and saved the place from burning.
Edwin Gould denies that he and his
brother paid the debts of Castellane,
and that the chateau was not offered
for sale.
Mrs. Craven has been arraigned at
San Francisco on charge of perjury.
She now claims TO be paralyZed, as well
as insane.
The London Times congratulates
English hardware men on having beat
en- Americans in the price of several
lines OF goods
President Kruger will hire villa in
Sicily for the present. He is at present
under surveillance at Lourenzo Mar
ques, and cannot communicate with the
Transvaal.
Count Won Waldersee. commander In
chief Of the allied troops I'm China, ar
r rived at Colombo on September Z. At
ter spending few hours ashore, the
count resumed his voyage.
Adolph Ii. Spreckels of San Francisco
called at Republican headquarters in
chicago on September II, and assured
senator Hanna that California would
give the heaviest Republican majority
ever known in a presidential year
The strike of the anthracite workers
is now declared to be inevitable, and a
hundred and forty thousand men are
NNPcSteu W 20 OUT. Inc FORCES are well
equipped for the fight. and the opera
tors Will not agree to arbitration.
"A terrific storm swept over Kingston,
Jamaica, on September Z. The rivers
were all flooded and great damage was
done to the banana plantations. Miles
or the railroad tracks were washed
away. The rains are still on. The loss
es Will amount to thousands of pounds.
The semi-centennial celebration out
ala In every particular anything of its
KIND ever before attempted in San
francisco. The parade was magnifi-
cent and the superb illumination made
fairy-land of the city. Thousands
danced at the Pavilion In the evening.
steamship Cleveland arrived at Seat
Tie on the 18th, fourteen days from
Nome, with 164 passengers and $50, 900
IN gold. Following vessels were in
Nome September /: Charles ID. Lane.
Alliance. Aloha, Discovery Thrasher.
valencia, kimball, Elk, Seven Sisters.
81. Paul and Louis Walsh. The Valen-
cia expected to leave for Seattle Sep
TENDER 2
Frank Loomis United States minister
to Venezuela. has arrived in Washing
ton on leave of absence He reports
quiet politics. commercial Improvement
a rising price for coffee and prosperity
American capital Is increasing there
Caracas Is to have plant of illuminate
Ing and heating gas. The country is
likely to lose one-seventh of its terri
tory to Colombia under the terms of the
Spanish arbitration.