The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-17
NEWS. OF WORLD
CONDENSED

American yachts are conspicuous at
Cowes.
Lady Sholto Douglas has arrived In
New York.
Panama rebels hold part OF the
railroad line.
Former United States Treasurer
Price is dead
Senator Tillman opposes the educa-
ton of negroes.
The financial showing of English rail-
ways is not good.
The obsequies of the Empress Fred
erick were simple.
A coal trust with $500, 000, 900 capital,
may soon be formed.
The movements of Italian warships
at San Nun bay alarm the Chinese.
Sweden may install electricity
throughout its entire railway system.
The Duke of York has one of the
finest collections of stamps in the
world.
Minor shopkeepers VIII unite and
conduct a great department store In
Chicago.
A rich strike has been made at SEN
ator, Clark's United Verde copper mine
in Arizona.
Owing to the competition of Califor-
French vine industry.
r. L. Ross, deputy internal revenue
collector at Seattle, has lost $4,000 gov
eminent funds in gambling.
John d. Rockefeller is to build a
marble palace costing s1,0Oe 600, In
Westchester county, New York.
Hewlett. the crack Partisan reins-
man, is-sbeinG Amploysd by rich New
Workers to teach them how to drive.
The chief of police of Charlotte, N.
c., was killed by negro and q thou
sand people are on the trail of the
slayer.
The dispute over the Constantinople
quays may lead to the severance of
diplomatic relations between France
and Turkey.
Walter j. Wright, of New York, has
sued Millionaire F. w Smith for alien
ating his wifes affections, demanding
$4,000 damages.
In spite of the announcement that an
American firm will not open shoe stores
in Vienna, the anti-American crusade
there continues.
The Manila city charter went into
effect August 9Th. There are eighteen
Americans and twenty natives in the
new city government.
Major c. A. Doyen, u. S. NJ c. con-
victed of drunkenness, has been SEN
fenced to lose two numbers and be
reprimanded by the Navy Department
The West Indian committee an
nounces that the government has ac-
cepted the invitation of Belgium to at.
tend another sugar conference In the
autumn to consider the question of the
abolition of the bounties
Major Kari Davies. of the Tmperia
Light Horse, has created a sensation il
army circles by rendering to King Ed
ward his resignation of the Compan
ionship Of the Bath on the ground tina
he desired to serve his majesty Withou
any reward
A Chicago disptach says: Frank Col
Her, once we'll known as a politician
and attorney, died tonight at tht
County Hospital He has been i'll fo
some time with typhoid fever, and ha,
never fully recovered from menta
troubles, the result of injuries received
several years ago In an assault mad
upon him as a result of political feud
A special TO the Sun from Rutland
VT, says: Embedding Cashier w. NJ
Mussey, of the defunct Merchants Ma
tional Bank of this city, who was par
doned by Mckinley one month ago be
cause he was dying of appendicitis, lef
last night for an extended trip In tn
Adirondack mountains. Mussey is nov
in perfect health and will remain in tn
mountains until early in the fall.
American and European residents as
sert that the demeanor of the Pel1in;
populace is constantly becoming NOR
unfriendfy, and that as the allie,
troops depart the Chinese resume thei
old habits of iostling and cursIng for
eigners In the streets. The Legation
defenses are now approaching compile
ton. Generally speaking, they consis
of brick walls from fifteen to invent,
feet high, and from three to four fee
thick, loopholed for rifles.