The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-29
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

GOl, the french Is dead.
| Ada Gray, the actress, is dying
The rioting in Teheran continues.
| Denver is now CITY and county.'s
| All Gould roads may be consolidated.
| Navajo Indians are off their resery,-
| ton.
Rockefeller has joined the great steel
trust.
Peru win pay the American McCord
claim.
Fire Chief Swenie of Chicago is criti-
cally ILL.,
President Hadley of Yale is visiting
| Berkeley.
President Diaz is completely restored
in health.
j. O. Rider, inventor of the Remington
rifle, $ dead.
A derelict has been reported off Port
Hartford, Cal.
Austrian merchants urge reciprocity
with America
Albert Ives the oldest banker in De-
English towns are all seeking money
from Carnegie
May Comstock, a Chicago musician
has disappeared.
Work has begun on the Carnegie libra
ry at San Diego.
Mining operations have been resumed
in the Transvaal.
Maryland's new election law disfran-
chises the iliiterate.
The collier Willamette is on the rocks
with a broken back
Germany makes increased complaint of
American competition.
A Carrera marble quarry slid, Destroy
ing a railway station.
Nebraska Republicans are unable to
agree upon a Senator.
Sing Sing prison has been condemned
and will be abandoned.
Sailors 10 the number of $50 have de-
serted the cruiser Dixie.
President Diaz had great reception on
his return to his capital.
Mrs. Emmons Blaine has given Sc
600 to Chicago University.
Chinese officials want Americans to re-
main in garrison at Picking.
The Washington Legislature has pro-
hibited dog and cock fights.
Governor Odell of New York refuses to
sign the State Constabulary bill.
Great Britain will adopt the dual lam
guage system in the new colonies.
John L. Sullivan was elected from
Clan-na-Gael dinner in New York.
There has been an enormous slaughter
of deer and other game in Alaska.
French publicists say their nation is de-
caying because of the use of absinthe
Lieut. Com. Braunersreuther, captain
of the port of Manila, Is seriously i'll.
The new commander-in-chief for India
is General Sir Arthur Power Palmer.
Organization of native governments
continues successfully in the Philippines
It is denied that the Southern Pacific
has bought the Mexican Central Rail
road.
Taln Of do ry1~nX
succeed Secretary of the Interior Hitch
cock.
Rev Dr. Arthur Edwards, editor of the
Northwestern Christian Advocate, is
dead.
The French troopship Vinh Long,
which went ashore at Singapore, has
been f1oated.
Many reports of pilfering of mail in
and for the Philippines have reached
Washington.
An American artist Edwin A. Abbey.
has been commissioned to paint the Cor
onation scene.
Not having been invited to Chicago, the
President will leave that city out of his
Western itinerary.
Former Secretary of State Foster lee
tured at Berkeley on the System of In
ternational Diplomacy.
DR.. Fetter, head of the Department of
Economics and Sociology, will leave
Stanford because of the Ross case.
General Macarthur believes that the
war in Panay will end soon. The rebel
General Diocono has been captured.
King Edward has decided that in fu-
ture uniform or court dress must be
worn at public functions; no evening
dress.
President Mckinley and party returned
to Washington from Indianapolis imme-
diately after the funeral of ex-President
Harrison.
The French barkentine Aquitaine, load
ed with wines, spirits, etc, which
grounded off Newfoundland, was looted
by the coast folk.