The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-14

Two anarchists have been arrested in
Madrid.
War is on between the musical unions
of New York.
General Funston has been assigned to
Northern LuZon.
Captain Howgate, once famous in the
Signal Service, is dead.
Miss Irene Vanbrough has signed as
leading lady with Frohman
The United States Government surplus
for May was over ten millions
Minister Conger will sail from San
Francisco for the Orient on July z.
Fifteen fishermen were drowned off
Charleston, S. c., harbor on June 1.
The transport Thyra sailed from Ma
Mia with returning volunteers on June l.
The F'ilipinos are to be given passports
and have the rights of American citizens.
There is an epidemic of horse stealing
on both sides of the British Columbia
line.
Botha is saiu to have appealed to ex-
President Kruger to seek terms OF
peace.
Ambassador Choate delivered a STIR
ring address before the Dante Society in
London.
The Cubans bitterly resented the mill
tary supervision of the polls at their
election.
one of King Edwards servants has
written a book of personal details of the
new Kings life.
Andrew Carnegie has become mem
her of Cooper Union and will aid that
great philanthropy.
The New York missionary relief COM
mittee have cabled $40, 600 for the famine
sufferers in China.
The coming Pan-American Congress
will not discuss arbitration between
Chile, Bolivia and Peru.
The funeral of James A. Hearne, the
actor. took place in New York on June a..
The body was cremated.
Jules Verne says the globe-circling eff
forts are not worthy the attention they
are attracting at present.
The American Benevolent Societies in
London have sent word that there is no
work there for Americans.
Oxford is to confer an honorary degree
upon Prof C. A. Briggs and Prof. Fran
els Brown, botn Americans
The census reports show remarkable
developments in Arizona and New Mex
leo within the past ten years.
Fresh Indian trouble is reported from
Wyoming occasioned by the intrusion Of
the whites on the Indian lands.
The Volunteers of America, under Bal
lington Booth, are planning to establish
a poor peoples city in Georgia
While a provost guard in Denver was
in pursuit OF a soldier, ]. c. Meyers, g.
workman, was shot by mistake.
The transport Thomas was reported at
Nagasaki on her way to San Francisco
with returning soldiers on June s.
At a Brussels Cabinet council recently
it was virtually decided to annex the
Congo Free State within a decade.
Servia has protested to Turkey against
the violation Of the frontier by Albani-
ans, and threatens to make reprisals.
Little Whirlwind,'' a Utah Indian, has
been pardoned after ten years service
for murder. his sentence was for life.
Dogs dug up a woman's corpse near
Topeka, and circumstances point to the
murder of the woman by her husband.
The Marquis de Lur-Saluces, the we'll
known Royalist, returnd to Paris last
month and was arrested. He had been
banished.
The attempts to corner July wheat in
Chicago have been frustrated by rains.
which brought in wheat from Minneapolis
and Duluth.
Inere Is a war on between the COlO-
RADIO cattle men and sheep men. The for
mer are said to have slaughtered thou
sands of sheep.
A mad Malay killed six people and in
jured nine others with spear at Singa-
pore recently. He was finally knocked
down and killed
Nine prisoners, in an attempt to regain
their liberty from the Toronto JAIL killed
a policeman with revolvers thrown to
them by sympathizers.
john e. Ryan, formerly of Roosevelt's
Rough Riders, who was wounded at San
Juan. died at Magdalena, N. M, by be-
ing thrown from horse.
The daughter of Marcus Day was mar
ried to James w. Gerard. June 4. in New
York. The bride is worth nearly two
millions in her own right.
An individual referred to as Jack the
Pincher" came near being tarred and
feathered by Truckee residents for
pinching women. He escaped.
Emma Abbot's aged father, to whom
she left a fortune, is compelled to beg
money from the Chicago courts, his for
tune being tied up on appeals.
Chicago must pay $500 damages for
injuries to Attorney John Smith from
the falling of one of the Peace Jubilee
arches in 1898. The decision has just been
given.
Surface indications IN the iron trade
point to better conditions, says the Iron
Trade Review, despite the machinists'
strike.
Thirty-two thousand squirrel tails were
brought to the county clerks office in vi
salia in one day, the bounty amounting
to $500.
Queen Dragma, after her long illness.
again appeared in Belgrade's streets last
week. The populace cheered as her car
riage drove by.
Mrs Martha Gregory is to receive one
third of the estate of the late millionaire
stockyards and cattle owner of Chicago.
the remaining two-thirds to be divided
between twenty-eignl heirs.
A Government contract to furnish s.
100000 feet of lumber for Manila has
been let to a Portland company. The
shipment will go forward next month
by the steamer Strathgyle.
Teddy Oliver, 13-year-old Midway
vaudeville actor at the Buffalo fair, was
killed by riding, through mistake, off
platform forty feet high, on his bicycle,
into shallow water instead of deep.
New York refrigerating company
may be fined over a million dollars for
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