The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-05
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED


Russia proposes to retain the trade of
Siberia.
Four coal miners were killed at Boom
ington.
A mob threatens to lynch another Ar
kansas negro.
A ngnt has started among California
prune packers.
Forest fires in Russia have caused a
| loss of $50, 600, 600
| Venezuela hesitates at war for fear of
| the United States.
| Cardinal Gibbons has returned to Bal
tmore from Europe.
| Negotiations for settlement of the steel
| strike are in progress.
| Twenty British workingmen are study
! ing American methods.
| There is a heavy demand in the East
| for California potatoes
Stagnation in the shipping business is
reported from New York.
Fourteen men are entombed III Perth
shire, England, coal mine.
a three-masted schooner worth $4,000
was stolen from New York.
Federal officers stopped threatened
race war in Indian Territory.
| The sultan will pay 100000 francs to the
Quay company for its rights.
Four boys We're drowned at Long
Branch, n. Y, while bathing.
California hnlShtS L empldT were gwen
a warm welcome in Louisville.
The Car and Emperor William Will
meet at Dantzig September 9th.
Two men were killed in a fight among
graders in Deming, New Mexico.
Telephoning to steamships is being
tried with success in New York.
California's product has spoiled the
American market for Sicily lemons.
"A lone robber secured money and ex
press box from the stage at Ukiah.
A Salina, Cal, jury awarded a widow
sl5, 600 for the death of her husband.
Six Californians outdid Kentuckians at
Louisville in drinking high balls"
Four people were killed in a bridge &C
cident at Columbia, South Carolina.
France has reduced the sugar bounties
owing to deficit of 100000 francs.
A rumor is current In st. Petersburg
that Russia may interfere in South At
RIGA.
Wisconsin Labor Federation asks Con-
greSS to exclude both Chinese and Japa-
nese.
Actress Mae Morris is to wed Ethel
bert NJ Fraser. a millionaire of Yonkers
n. Y.
China knows that the great powers are
badly split, and will play one against the
other.
Edward B. Greenwall of New York was
arrested fc5 swIndling Saratoga book
makers.
Howard, an American deserter, leader
of Filipino band was captured by the
Americans.
James T. Hanrahan denies that he will
succeed Hays as president of the South
ern Pacific
The new German liner Kronprinz VIII
helm is expected to break the trans-At-
lantic record.
The American Bar Association has
United States Senator Patter-
son of Colorado.
Chinese admit that they paid brides to
the late Inspector Jossey to enter Ari-
iona from Mexico.
Fifty-two members of the Nome bar
have asked President Mckinley to re-
move Judge Noyes.
The National Association of Brewers
will begin war on the National Union
of Brewery Workmen.
The body of Lady Smith, wife of the
Master of the Rolls, has been found float
ing in the river Spey.
Severe typhoons are reported from the
China seas. and a succession of earth
quake shocks in Japan.
A locomotive ran off the track and into
canning factory at GAINESVILLE, Wis,
causing loss of s15o, 900.
Thirty thousand dollar targets have
been erected at Sandy Hook for the tests
of the new Gathmann gun.
Cuban newspaper man was assassin
ated at Manzanillo for attacking the
rural guard in his newspaper.
Edouard de Reszke has found a voice
of marvellous quality in a waiter at Del
monico's. He will educate it.
Upton Is reported as saying that the
coming race. including the building of
his boat, would cost him $1,000 900.
Admiral Sampson has employed w. h
Staylon, q New York lawyer, to repre-
sent him before the court of inquiry.
Beers are still active in Cape Colony
The Burgher commandments may hold
captured British soldiers as hostages.
Heber j. Grant and three other elders
from Utah have arrived in Yokohama
to establish Mormonism in the Orient
The story that Princess Hatzfeldt had
forced a compromise and obtained 5000
pO from the Huntington heirs is denied
Chicago machinist strikers are taking
snap shots of ''scabs" and will circulate
the pictures among the unions of Amer
lea
Robert Kraus. the sculptor of Boston,
has gone insane because he had no
means to finish his masterpiece, BeIshaz-
Ear.
-hiSS <aueidiue daughter or
sail-maker at Vallejo. Cal, is to marry
Captain M. Trayner, son of Scotch law
lord
Schley has closed the Howison incident
by refusing to question Admiral Howison
about his alleged interview on the San
tiago fight.
Mrs. Ella Smith a prominent society
woman of Brooklyn, has been killed by
the fall of a great mass of ice in the
Swiss Alps.
Joseph ID. Redding, who negotiated the
! compromise between the Princess Hatz-
/ feldt and the Huntington estate, will get
a 100000 fee.
The United States Collector of Gus
toms at Nogales, Arizona, has been ar
rested for conspiracy to smuggle Chinese
across the border
The Attorney General has sustained the
! Secretary of the Navy in refusing to pay
the royalty on armor plate until passed
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