The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-26
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

There have recently been severe storms
in Germany
The boom in the Idaho placer mines
still continues
The commissary scandal at Manila is
said to be growing.
1t is said that the Chinese Court may
move to Esiang Yang.
The canal treaty is meeting with strong
opposition in Washington.
The coal miners in Indiana have won a
victory over the recent strike.
Denver schools are to bar pupils and
teachers suffering from tuberculosis.
The first California cherries of the
season brought s12 box in Chicago.
Cattle companies of Wyoming are suf-
fering great losses from severe storms.
The Texas oil magnates are preparing
to run a pipe line to the Gulf of Mexico.
Seventy thousand tons of California
wheat has been shipped to Chile recent
ly.
President J. ]. Hill of the Northern
Pacific Railroad is now on the Pacific
Coast
model a memorial statue for General
Lawton.
1t is said that business in Porto Rico
is at a standstin and emigration is in
creasing.
De Wolf Hopper, the actor, was ar
rested for violating the Sunday law in
New York.
1t is said that the Bulgarians may an
peal to Europe for aid in the difficulties
with Turkey.
Henry Irving was given a great well
come in London in his production of
"Coriolanus.
Ho Wan, who killed the German off,
Ger. Captain Barthsch, has been arrest
Ell at I'ekiag.
A German expedition has gone into The
mountains north of Picking to overhaul
Chinese rctters.
1t is said that the Standard Oil Com
pany proposes to consolidate all the
copper companies.
Ysobel Haskins, the actress. is to be
married to w. w. Price, a Wall street
broker, in New ork.
Four men were killed and a dozen in
jured by the explosion of dynamite in
Mexican mine recently.
A Pennsylvania syndicate are buying up
great coal fields in that State. Morgan
is said to be interested.
Archbishop MartinelH, the Papal Dele
gate to the United States, has been made
a Cardinal by the Pope.
A Milwaukee court has held that Chris
tan Scientists cannot be prosecuted I'M
der the State medical law.
Douglas Story, the English writer, ex
pIASSES tue OpiiilOL Ilidl lSSAhSA4l W
I<inley is an ideal executive.
The United States Supreme Court las
decided that the war revenue tax on
export goods is unconstitutional.
Major General Henry c. Corbin is to
he married to Miss Edith Patton,
society young lady of New York.
The Cuban delegates to present the de-
sires of the Cuban convention to Presi-
dent Mckinley have been chosen.
&c make a
personal inspection of Prof. a. Slaby's
improved wireless biography system.
DR.. Barth of London says that he dis
agrees with the pessimistic German
press and thinks the American boom Is
healthy.
1t is said that General Kitchener is pre-
pairing for another big move. The Eng
fish are reported as meeting with minor
successes
Russ.a's Marine Guard has been with
drawn from Masampho In Corea, which
is a decided concession to Japan On the
part OF Russia.
Princess Victoria, while riding bicycle
in Windsor Park, in violation OF the
rules, was rudely stopped by police
officer recently.
Miss Norma Leslie Munroe and Sena-
tor Stewards daughter. of New York 5
four hundred, will so into the business
of selling fashionable gowns
/ Estelle Clayton, the actress, has gone
I to law to secure an undisputed lease to
her Fifth avenue apartments. having mad
trouble with a servant of the landlord.
i A prison system has been introouced
! IN Georgia. under which convicts my
e,ru money. their services being leased
m men who pay them for extra work
/ II is said that the Sultan In Morocco
IS too ler!iargfc to resist the French De-
signs. and that the Moroccan Court Goes
not understand the gravity OF the sitda-
1 ton.
The special commission appointed Iof
investigation agree that the harocr "orhs
under construction at Gibraltar "ou.o os
- doneer of an attack from the Span
isb mainland, and have recommended tht
construction of sheltered dock on the
Mediterranean side OF the rock.