The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

Marquis Ito is i'll in Chicago of heart
disease.
Spain has ordered the paying of taxes
in gold.
Dimmick hopes to escape conviction
at San Francisco.
Another American railroad is to be
built into Dawson.
Six women were injured by boiler
explosion at Erie, Pa.
A rich gold strike has been reported
from Tucson, Arizona.
The British cruiser Amphion has
been ordered to Panama,
The cruiser Philadelphia is to re-
lieve the Iowa at Panama.
Military stores are being smuggled
into Colombia as fireworks.
A deep sea gold mine has been dis
covered off the coast of Nome,
Roosevelt is to receive the degree of
LID. from Yale. on October %.
A settlement of the new canal treaty
is expected within a few weeks.
The proposed Austrian protective
tariff is being severely criticised
Conn, of Elkhart, Ind, received four
medals at the Buffalo Exposition, for
superiority in musical instruments.
Turkey has accepted the American
Awards were announced at the Pan
American Exposition. There We're no
winners from the Hawaiian Islands.
The Santa Fe directors have declar-
ed a semi-annual dividend of per
cent.
The United States army post at San
Carlos, Arizona, has ben looted by sol
diers.
General Smith and battalion Of the
Seventh Infantry have been ordered to
Samoa.
A geological survey of the South
eastern coast of Alaska has been COM
menced.
Rev Charles C. Adams was acquit-
ted of the murder of DR. Jessup at
Oakland.
that he is heir to large estate in
Johann Most was tried in New York
for publishing an anarchistic article in
his paper.
German blue Jackets were badly
beaten by the police of La Guayra,
Venezuela.
The Duke of Manchester is being
sued for failure to pay for a bridal gift
to his wife.
Judge W. r. Day has been chosen
president of the Mckinley Memorial
Association.
Macabebe scouts were repulsed by
Filipinos in Batangas, Lieutenant Bean
being killed.
The sugar trust continues making
cuts in an effort to down the beet SUI
gar industry.
F. d. Underwood is said to be slated
for the presidency of the Great North
ern Railroad.
The net earnings of the Western
were s6.6S5,249.
Palouse, Wash, man eloped, not
only with another mans wife, but also
his two children.
Prominent New Workers are accused
on perjury in connection with Mon
tana mining fight.
The kidnapers of Miss Stone are said
to have been surrounded on the Turko-
| Bulgarian frontier
Passengers on the White Star liner
Oceanic complained that they had beer
! 1eeced by gamblers.
| Miss Charlotte Hill, daughter of the
railway magnate, was married to Geo
T. Slade at St. Paul.
George w. Hays, register of the lant
office at Burns. Ore, has been removed
by President Roosevelt.
| Four Chinese being struggled int
the United States were captured ABOARD
| a sloop, near Fort F'lagler.
The parents of Mrs. Hugh Tevis o
Denver, will not permit her to ente
the Colorado beauty contest.
Russia may seize Herat, in Afghanis
tan, to protect the fourth son of tn
Ameer, who claims the throne.
A Seattle corporation has bee
| awarded a two million dollar contrac
for dredging the harbor Of Manila.
China has demanded the withdrawa
of foreign business houses from Pc
king because it is not a treaty port.
John D. Rockefeller Jr.. and Miss All
by Aldrich, daughter of Senator Al
! drich, were married at Providence
5 r. I.
A French writer scores British metf
DDS in South Africa, and asserts thu
women and children are dying by II
| thousands.
S The Vanderbilt party made . coacl
e ing trip from New York to Phil
4 phia and return in less than tws
t two hours.
: Two British deserters We're forciL
e taken from an American ship at Hal
FAX, with the consent of the Unite
States consul.
= The portrait of the late Preside,
n Mckinley is to be placed on a new
d sue of postal cards which will appe
December LIST.