The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29

The Gar Is. to visit Dan..ic, West
Prussia.
The Veterans Reunion Association is
in session at Santa Cruz.
Twenty persons have been bitten by
Chicago mad-dogs this summer.
Four mad-dogs ran riot in Chicago on
| June % and bit several children.
| The Russian and French Governments
are negotiating a fresh loan of 125.O00 900
rubles.
| Judge York of Los Angeles holds that
| a woman should help to support the
| family
| Manufacturers have agreed to make
| prices that will stop the cut-rate drug
business.
The next national convention of Print
| ing Pressmen will be held in Baltimore.
| in the month of June, 1902.
| Harry Paine, a Redlands rancher. has
| mysteriously disappeared. 1t is thought
| that he met with foul play.
The rock crushing plant at Folsom,
| California, which has been destroyed by
| fire. entails loss of many thousand dol
| lars.
Gregoro Cortez of FL Paso, the alleged
| murderer of Sheriffs Morris and Glover,
is. being pursued by posse but has not
been captured as yet.
Rex Board a travelling salesman, has
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the
courts of Los Angeles. His liabilities are
ST, 235. &c; assets, $1S5.
In duel near Atlanta, A. NJ Leary
and ]. T. Davis shot and killed each
other on the 10Th. The affair was the
result of family feud.
Anacapa Island, in the Santa Barbara
channel. is being fitted up as a pleasure
resort It will, it is understood, be con-
verted into a second Monte Carlo.
Because he ridicules dueling, Arthur
Schnitzer has been expelled from several
of the prominent clubs in Austria
Schnitzer is a novelist and playwright.
A disease that battles the veterinary
surgeons of New York has broken out.
The temperature of the horses afflicted
rises from normal, 9S 2-5 to 102 to. 105.
Thirty acres of coal land sunk near
Pittsburg last week. The land is still
going down. No one was hurt in the
mine near which the sinking occurred.
The United States Government is en-
deavoring to find out the amount of old
Cuban bonds that have not been redeem
ed, in order that they may be cashed.
Lord Charles Beresford has written a
letter to the Admiralty In which he states
in no doubling manner that the British
are woefully weak on the Mediterranean
Leventon, Fades and Brown the three
men accused of being implicated in the
Modoc county lynchings. have been ac-
cused by the Grand Jury of that coun-
ty.
The Santa Fe Company Is perfecting
plan to bring settlers from Italy to the
far West. Should the plan succeed. they
viii attempt to bring other nationalities
in.
George Ecker a Philippine volunteer,
was almost lynched in Arkansas last
week for raising a check and then bru-
IA i limo he nfH rIafo f11l
him.
Several non-union miners who tried to
enter the Maritime coal mines, near
Mattewan, West Virginia, were fired up
on by some strikers recently. Three men
were killed.
Frederick Barnekoff, who has posed as
a returned Cape Nome miner with
large fortune and a desire to get mar
ried, has been arrested for victimizing
several Chicago women.
The British Liberal party Is split in
twain by the pro-Boer resolution AS
quith. the leader of the party, has de-
clared himself by saying that the repub-
lies cannot be restored.
A bad smash took place on the inclined
railroad last week at Mount Lowe, Cali
fornia, in which one of the passengers
had his hand so badly smashed that it
viii be necessary to amputate it.
Ihe transport Ohio arrived at San
Francisco on June 90 She had on board
twenty-nine officers and 749 enlisted men
of the forty-second infantry. The Ohio
left Manila May % and made a quick
trip.
Carman, the commissary officer who
has been charged with having confiscat-
ed stores in Manila, has been released on
bonds of $4,000. He win visit the United
States between the time of his release
and his trial.
The $S0,000,000 extra stock issued by the
Amalgamated Copper Company in COR
nect!on with the absorption of the Boston
and Montana and Butte and Boston
properties has been added to the unlist-
ed departments of both New York and
Boston Stock Exchanges.
Because some smallpox patients who
had previously been employed by the
railroad, were housed in box car, the
citizens of Parkersburg, West Virginia,
stopped a passenger train and chained
the wheels of the engine until the OBJ
jectionable car was removed.
Mrs. Louis Kloppel of San Jose has
filed sensational suit against. the cleo
trio light company of that city, charging
them with having injured her health and
lessening the value of her property by
their close proximity to her home. She |
asks for $4,000 and that they be en-. |
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