The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-11
The Khedive Of Egypt is visiting In

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The Khedive Of Egypt Is visiting in
| Paris.
| A strike of the coal miners is threat
ening.
Admiral SIMPSONS health is said to
/ be improving.
| A cabinet crisis is imminent In Brit
| ish Columbia
All arrangements are made for Nc
| Kinley's trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. Nation was arrested in New
| York for starting a riot
| Twelve non-union workers were cap
! tured by Pfttsburg strikers
George Croker Of San Francisco. Ii
| buying New York property.
| The South African war will be tech
nically at an end September Is.
| Samuel Rowland Hobbins, ex-f1re
commissioner of New York, is dead,
| Two golf attendants at New York
We're found murdered in their rooms.
/ The attempt to make the Carnegie
| workers join the steel strike has been
! futile.
! A revolution is imminent in Persia.
| Martial law has been proclaimed In
Teheran.
! The Nicaraguan Congress has ap.
proved the commercial treaty with the
| United States.
! John Redmond characterizes the at
tempt to reduce Irelands representa-
! ton as absurd.
| Vice President Roosevelt has made
speeches to large crowds at the Mime
sofa State fair.
Robert Wilson, of Rome, N Y, shot
himself. He was insured for a quarter
of million dollars.
The proposed tea trust has been
killed because of the failure of Jap
anese firms to cooperate.
President Schaeffer, of the Amalga-
mated Association, is accused of de
ception by Wisconsin strikers
The Haywards Cannery, of Oakland.
will sue the water company for failure
to furnish water at a recent fire.
I DR.. Krause, former governor of Jo-
hannesburg, has been arrested in Lon
don on a charge of high treason.
The White Pass Telegraph Company,
at Skagway, refuses to accept cable
messages from the government line.
Richard Croker expects to settle
down in England, and Is studying the
manners and customs of the people.
The California Cured Fruit Associa-
ton is ready to handle the prune crop
without the assistance of the packers
Spanish naval officers attacked the
editors of paper at San Sebastian
Spain, because of adverse criticism.
Mexican rurales succeeded in captur-
ing band of horse thieves, after a
sharp fight in which several were kill
ed The thieves were hanged.
The Welsh trades union council has
appealed to parliament to alter the law
as to strikes, and is seeking a decision
as to the legality of peaceful picket
ing.
Sarah Waldron, aged thirty years.
was found dead in the old fort at City
Point, Me. The woman had been
strangled and the body dragged to the
spot.
A survivor from the Noranmore,
which was wrecked in the Black Sea,
was picked up in an open boat. He
was the only one left of crew OF
forty
Sheepmen and cattlemen are at war
over range matters in Wyoming.
Twenty-Five sheepherders have armed
themselves to support friends
claim.
Abdul Krina, who represents the Sui
tan of Morocco, says a temporary ar
rangement of the boundary of Mo
rocco and the French territory has
been arranged. i-st
Diamonds and other jewels smuggleu
through the customs, from Paris, ha>a
been seized at Chicago. There maybe
no prosecution, as the owner is ready
to pay $4,000 costs Ak
Miss Josephine Eastwick, under ar
rest in London for attempted fraud
and forgery, is said by her brotherS to
have been subject to vagaries sinte a
protracted illness four years ago
1t IS understood that the agitation
for reduction of American customs tar
if at Havana will be discontinued on
account of many Spanish merchants, !
who believe the market will them be
occupied by this country.
Reflections in the sky of the search
lights Of British warships, guarding
Boer prisoners at Bermudas, maybe
seen seventy miles at sea, which has
started discussion of turning this
point to advantage In lighthouses.
Pima Indian squaw was arrested
for attempt to commit murder. She
gave birth to child and buried 1t
alive because ii had no family resem-
blance. The child, when dug out fifty
hours afterwards, was. still living