The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24
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Nine. Melba is to Ee-marry.
The Marquis de Gaflifet Is very i'll.
Peck's Sun has ceased. publication.
Senator Hanna is very i'll with the
grip. a
The Shah of Persia is going to Eu-
rope.
Bryan and Dewey will meet at Chi
cago.
London Stock Exchange is very
quiet.
Chicago has had a heavy April snow
storm.
The Russian force at Kushk numbers
80, 900.
The Texas flood has claimed many
Frank II. Cushing, the etRnologist,
is dead.
Zaza has scored a great success in
London.
The Chicago milk combine has brok-
en- down.
Generals Young and Bell are to be re-
enforced.
Severe earthquakes have occurred in
Bohemia
Plague riots have broken out in
Cawnpore.
Industrial conditions in England are
improving.
Gen. Macarthur will succeed Gen.
Otis May 1st
The French exposition has been for
mally opened.
A revolution has begun in the in
terror of Corea.
The Irish continue to make much OF
Queen Victoria.
Efforts are being made to improve the
yacht Shamrock.
New Jersey local elections reveal no
striking changes.
Alger predicts political disappoint-
ment for Dewey.
The Reichstag has passed the COM
promise meat bill.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago will not
run for Governor.
| The House passed the, Porto Rico bill
/ by eight majority.
Parliament has refused to investigate
/ the Indian famine.
! Strong opposition Is manifested for
| the new naval bill.
Morgan will be returned to the Sen
ate from Alabama.
4 Baron Edouard Rothschild has been
wounded in a duel.
1t is again rumored that Aguinaldo
/ is hiding in Manila.
William Waldorf Astor will sell the
| Pail Mall Magazine.
/ j. c. Farrar, bank teller of Water
bury, VT, is missing.
Russia denies that she is making
warlike preparations.
Chicago street railroads are believed
to have formed a trust.
Japan is sending a large number of
her paupers to America.
The Queen will prolong her stay in
Ireland until April 9th.
Complaint is made of reckless auto
mobile driving in Paris.
Chicago swells got no Easter suits
owing TO the tailor strike.
Col. Duboce of the First California
Regiment is seriously i'll.
Failure to control the trade may dis
solve the wallpaper trust.
Dewey denies that he has withdrawn
| from the Presidential race.
! DR.. T.. Benz. Andrews will probably
| go to Nebraska University.
! Capt. Silas Terry. U.S.N., has been
promoted to Rear Admiral.
All Washington parties opposed to
/ Mckinley are likely to fuse.
Filipinos are attacking Americans
across the bay from Manila.
The school census OF Chicago shows
a population of nearly 100000.
Royse, Texas, has been struck by a
/ cyclone. A number were killed.
Republicans are looking for a West
ern man to run with Mckinley.
The French Exposition grounds are
now open to the general public.
! Claus Spreckels denies that he has
imported coolie labor to California.
i The State Department denies that 1t
is trying to buy Nicaragua strip.
Il Bryan refused TO speak at Riverside,
\ Cal, because he was not paid 800.
Sans Souci Opera House at Ballston,
I y. Y, has been destroyed by fire.
Il King Menelik has forbidden the i'm
portation of alcohol into Abyssinia.
Secretary Hay has repudiated SPANS
claim for outlying Philippine islands.
General Gomez has cast in his polit-
ical fortune with the Cuban blacks.
The Supreme Court will hear the
Kentucky election cases on April 30.
Chicago's Bryan Democracy will well
come Dewey into the Democratic party.
Russian emigrants lured to Vera Cruz
by false promises are stranded there.
Ohios Supreme Court declares the
new anti-lynching law unconstitution-
al.
Mrs. Mary Dana Hicks of Boston has
been married to Louis Prang, the ar
list.
Women raised church debt at
Cleveland, o., by going without Easter
hats.
Albert Miller, the well-known finan-
cier of San Francisco and Oakland, is
dead.
Funston's record in connection with
the Twentieth Kansas is to be investi-
gated.
The United States stands next to
France in the number of its exhibits at
Paris.
A combination Of Cramp and Carne-
gle in the armor-plate business is re-
ported.
The title to outlying Philippine ISL
ands is still under discussion at Wash
ington.
Many American war vessels have
been put out of commission for lack of
officers.
Hoke Smith has sold his controlling
interest in the Atlanta Journal for
$4,000.
An ex-valet sues Howard Gould for
$25 900 damages because he was dis