The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-05

Kansas needs help to harvest her
wheat.
Dewey again comedies Bryan's nom
ination.
MAJOR March is close on the trail of
Agulnaldo.
Blanche Bates is to be starred in ID
sens plays.
Ex-senator Nathaniel p. Hill of Colo
RADIO is dead
The New York State convention will
endorse Bryan.
Inere is a sailor famine on the San
Francisco water front.
Robert Goelet or New York was badly
hurt In steeple chase.
kinley Mack, ridden by McCue, won
the Brooklyn Handicap.
Jefries and Sharkey will fight TWEEN
ty-hve rounds in August.
The German ship Wandsbek has been
wrecked near the Lizard.
roreign troops are going to Peklng
to protect the legations.
A syndicate of 200 card sharps has
been discovered IN Paris.
The fight for the control of the next
congress will be very close.
California attained sixth place in the
great intercollegiate games.
China must explain to the powers its
attitude toward the Beers.
There exists coolness between the
courts or Russia and Bavaria.
Great Britain has paid for the provis-
ions seized on American ships.
Count Tolstoi has been declared a
hereto by the Russian CHURCH.
he United States may retaliate on
account OF the German meat bill.
Richard Croker declares for BRYAN
and predic-s the defeat of Mckinley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Duer King of New
YORK, former society leader, is dead.
New Jersey hunters have found the
remains OF a gigantic prehistoric ami
NAL.
Atlin claims deposits of gold worth
$lS.OOO,O00 in the branches of Spruce
creek.
Diamond Jubilee. owned by the Prince
OF Wales. is favorite for the English
Derby.
The Pacific Coast Students Confer
ence has begun active work at Pacific
Grove.
colombian rebels are not discourag-
ed by defeats, but are making desperate
stands.
The American pavilion at the Paris
Fair IS severely criticized by Yankee
tourists.
The Deceased Wife's Sister Bill has
passed the House of Lords by a large
majority.
Notorious Eastern dances are being
given In an exaggerated way at the
Paris Fair.
}. j. Coogan of New York has con-
tributed 100000 to the Democratic
campaign fund.
Two men hamed Dan Joyce and Ash
er Jessie were killed in an Idaho mine
while drilling rock.
Discrimination by British colonies
against Germany may cause that coun-
try to retaliate in kind.
Conservatives were victorious in two
English bye elections in Isle of Wight
ana South Manchester.
Both cholera and smallpox rage In
the indian relief camps. where thou
sands are dying daily.
The transport Hancock arrived nj
Hongkong May 9th with the Taft
Commission on board.
President Mckinley reviewed the pa
rade OF the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
on May y at Washington
The Senate has passed resolutions
calling for sweeping investigation into
administration of Cuban affairs.
A wreck on the Oakland ferry local
killed the engineer and fremen, and
injured number of passengers.
The San Francisco census may in
crease the number of CALIFORNIA; rep
resentatives in Congress by one or two.
The cruiser Detroit has been found in
very bad shape at Portsmouth, and has
twsnty-three inches of water in her
hold.
me Crocker diamond thief has been
traced to Chicago, an attempt having
oeen made to pawn the jewels in that
city.
The crew of the battle ship Texas
created a riot during the Southern
cruise, but the officers preserve secrecy
as to the affair.
The Methodist General conference
refused, by an overwhelming vote. to
criticise President McKinley's act on on
the canteen law.
The laboratory of DR.. Pease. of Oak
land, has been wrecked by an explosion.
captain F. A. Hart of the United
States transport service is dead.
The name of Major Charles Rookie
fe.Ier OF the Ninth Infantry. who dis
appeared in the Philippines in April,
1893, has been dropped from the army
list.
Sir Edwin Arnold's son, Julian T.
Biddulph-Arnold. is in the hands OF the
oakland police author.t es, awaiting ex-
tradition to- London on a charge OF
fraud.
Morosco's Opera House in San Fran
cisco closed on June i, after short no.
tee. Lack of substantial profit is said
TO have caused the closing of the play
house
Captain Streeter and thirteen armed
men Invaded Chicago to defend his
squatter's rights. The affair was a
farce and the invaders surrendered Ia
the police.
Five hundred insurgents ambushed
eighty soldiers of the Fortieth Volun-
teer Infantry in the hills near Aguasan.
The Americans routed the natives and
killed fifty-one.
The Turkish Minister at Washington
has called at the State Department.
seeking information as TO the tenor of