The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-10

10 OF hls car, the Olympia.
The machinists' strike is still ON In
Chicago.
/ street car strike is under way at
| Dayton. Ohio.
Richard Croker is delaying his return
| to New York
| The town of Bailey was menaced by
Beers at last reports.
| A strike of marble workers has oc-
CURED at Cincinnati.
| Mayors and aldermen have been
| elected throughout Cuba
! President Mckinley has invested ex-
! tensively in Coalinga oil stock
| The New York stock market shows
/ increased activity and strength.
| The latest bulletin of June 1st states
that Mrs. Mckinley is improving
| DR.. Woodruff and Mrs Meyer, the
Portland kidnapers. are out on bail
The German Tonclad division has
sailed from WI Sang. for Singapore.
/ 1t is said that soldiers are killing
many Russians near ST. Petersburg
- 1t is said that several anarchists
have been captured in SPANS capital.
| Mutinous guardsmen riots In Ant
werp and Brussels have kept the police
/ busy.
/ The new Anglo German cable is ex-
pected to draw the two nations closer
together.
Sarah Bernhardts son has been
challenged to a duel by a London
journalist.
The sister of Ali Ferrough the Tur-
kish Minister, is to be married in Con-
stantinop1e in July
Nine hundred men of the Forty-sixth
Regiment were mustered out at the
Preside on June 1st.
II
San Francisco police. Suspect Luker-
ath has been released.
/ The foreign Ministers are satisfied
with China's acceptance of 100000 900
taels as the indemnity
! English capital is interested in the
reconstruction of a tunnel under the
/ Hudson river at New York.
| 1t is said that England has decided
to introduce American labor saving
machinery in her doekyards
Patrick W. Clancy, of San Francisco
is accused of wilfuIly numbering his
attorney. John N E. wilson
Emperor William and Queen Wilhel-
nina have made special inquiries about
the health of Mrs. Mckinley.
Footpads held up George MullIgan.
a rich Seattle mining man, on June l,
! and robbed him of ST, 900 cash.
| A Modoc county mob lynched FIVE
men fer petty theft on June 1st. three
Hall brothers and E. d. Yantfs
| An American salesman has been cast
/ into Russian fortress, having incur
red the wrath of the Russians.
Oil has been discovered at Walcott,
a station on the Union Pacific, ninety
six miles west of Laramie, Wyo.
Benjamin Mcdonald a deserter from
! the ranks at the Preside, San Fran
cisco, has been captured at San jose
Madame WI, wife of the Chinese
Minister TO the United States, Is the
guest of the Chinese of San Fran
cisco
An. outlaw stopped the Mojave stage
May 81, and made a light haul. No
treasure was on board, and the passen-
| gers had but little money
Minister Loomis viii not return to
| Venezuela, as the President does not
wish him to be exposed to further at
tacks. He is also in i'll health.
| Stella Hendricks, the seventeen-yea
old Tacoma bride, has confessed to
poisoning her husband. She says some
J one told her to do it, but will not tell
| who.
! The Seattle and Tacoma chambers
of commerce have endorsed Hon. John
Barrett, ex-Minister TO Siam, for the
/ position of United States Minister to
China.
The United States government wants
/ the Cuban Constitutional Convention
to change the form in which the ac-
eeptance of the Plat amendment was
couched
/ Another large shipment of crude oil
/ from the new Texas oil fields, amount
/ ing TO 10000 barrels, has arrived by
the tank steamship Atlas, TO the STAN
daird Oil Company
Rear Admiral Rogers has severely
! reprimanded Lieutenant Colonel yancel
C. Goedrel and Colonel II. c. Coch-
rane. ordering the latter to the United
States from Manila
| Colonel Youngblood. of Alabama, all
/ ditor of the Treasury Department at
| Washington, has resigned. b. a. Pier
son, the assistant auditor, has been APP
pointed to succeed him.
/ The Venezuelan government has been
4 officially informed that the actions OF
Minister Loonis on questions pending
| between the two countries has@ been
lunreservediy endorsed at Washington.
4 One hundredth anniversary Of the
4 birth of Brigham Young was generally
observed throughout Utah on June 1.
| Non-union machinists threaten Lee
high Valley railway shops in Pennsyl-
vania.
/ The customs authorities Of vancou-
yer believe they have located a Chi
nese smuggling syndicate. A large
/ consignment of cigars and silks was
captured from the steamer Tartar on
4 May 31st.
j. A. Pease, Liberal has been elect
ed to Parliament for the north division
of Essex. succeeding Anime Wode-
thouse, Liberal, deceased. His majority
was 1872, as against a Liberal majority
l of 112 at the preceding election.
| A riot of Presidio soldiers, in which
| q saloon near the Preside gates was
NEARLY demolished, grew out Of the ru-
lmor that two volunteers Of the Forty
sixth Infantry had died from Knockout
drops given them there, on June !. The
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