The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-22
rhe French deficit is $4,000, 600.

| The Pope will not increase the num-
Der of American cardinals.
Two Cape Town farmers. who joined
| the Boer forces, were hanged.
The Mckinley memorial fund mas
reached $4,000 in San Francisco.
Pat Grove will surrender if the Cud-
| ahy reward for him is withdrawn.
Two Topeka, Kansas, men We're
burned In their beds by enemies.
Senior Don ]. w. Martinez, envoy of
Chile, has arrived in Washington.
The French have arrested turkish
agent who fcmented trouble in Algeria
! Two are reported killed in oattle
with stones near Lynden, Washing
! ton.
! A 1s-fnch gun on the battleship Ala
bama was disabled in tests made at
| sea.
The new Ameer has appointed a spe-
cial guard for each European in Ca
/ bull.
The Northern Pacific is trying to Sc
cure the Columbia and Astoria line i'll
| Major Charles A. Booth has been as
| signed to the command Of Fort DAVIS,
Alaska.
Two prominent Nome men were
drowned while trying to land through
the surf.
| san Francisco woman barber is
! UdiICO 1IOIil WI NANi6 az 49,
! the union.
/ The Dowager Empress of China has
! ordered reforms recently instituted to
| be enforced.
! San Francisco supervisors are con-
! sidering law compelling Scent fares
on street cars.
The silver jubilee of Pope Leo's pom
| tificate will be marked by an nnpoF-
| tant allocution.
| The daughters of Mrs. Carmen de
McKinlay, of Salinas, Cal, are con-
| testing her will.
| Cudahy has withdrawn the reward
of $25, 900, offered for the capture of his
sons abductors.
Rabbi Farber was publicly horse
whipped by Denver women, who say
| he inSulted them.
Mrs Mary Rankin, of Los Angeles.
gave all her Jewels and $4,000 IN cash
| to a local church.
| Mark Thai, one of the leSsees of the
! Alcazar and Central theaters in San
| Francisco, is dead.
! Antonio Maggie was convicted IN
| New Mexico for conspirtng TO Kill
| President Mckinley.
Mrs. Otis Skinner, wife Of the well
known actor, is a student in literature
at Chicago University.
Secretary Long will recommend the
building of a considerable squadron of
battleships and cruisers.
Fears of an economic crisis are en-
| tertained in Austria, owing to keen
! competition in Germany.
Joseph F. Smith, the new leader of
the Mormon church, is nephew or
the founder of the church.
! The Maryland United States court
has upheld the extra tariff duty on
Russian sugar importations.
Alfred E. Aarons, manager OF INT,
Ladies Paradise" failed in New YORK
with liabilities of over $27 1000
Walter Dimmick will appeal from
the court that found him guilty Of
robbing the United States mint.
Francis Joseph has consented to the
marriage of his daughter, the Arch
duchess, to Prince Windisch-Graetz.
Surgeon General Sternberg, in his
annual report, says that the health OF
the army has been greatly improved.
C. w. Cook, of Denver, has sued
various railroads for $1,500,000 for al
| legged infringements of patent car
brake.
BY order of King Edward all me-
MORALS erected by Queen Victoria to
the late John Brown have been re-
moved.
The Earl of Mimic, owing to differ
ences with the imperial government,
may cease to be governor general OF
! Canada.
At Connellsville, Pa, father lost
his life by entering a shaft filled with
black damp in a vain attempt to save
his sons.
John O'Donnell was prevented by
the police from addressing Irish con-
stituents in London. a riot was pre-
Cipitated
The Pan-American Congress will be
urged to join the United States in a
uniform plan for the sanitation of sea
coast cities.
At Leadville, Colo, a rancher shot
boy poachers. One lad was killed, an
other fatally wounded and third
badly hurt.
One member of an Arizona posse was
killed, and another badly wounded. IN
an encounter with Bill Smiths gang IN
the Black river country
A dispatch from Hamburg asserts
that there is no foundation for the ru-
NOR that cases of the bubonic plague
have developed in Cuxhaven.
Commandant Scheepers was captur-
ed in a farm house, where he was ly-
ing dangerously i'll. His capture is i'm
portant, as he has proved thorn in
the side of the British for a long time.
His commando has led the English on
many a wild goose chase since they
began their operations in Cape Colo
} ny.
| flTe IN Los SdIOSI Sdl, OClODtI 10
leveled the business center of the
town, doing damage estimated at g
quarter of a million dollars. Among
the buildings burned was the Episcopal
church. This edifice was valued al
about $1,000. The Gibson block and the
, Commercial Bank building We're among
the more prominent structures burn
ed. The Commercial Bank building was
valued at $4,000.
A cable to the World from Berlir
says: Open-air treatment - tubercu.
!osis Is astonishingly So ,essf ii
Germany Out of AZ cases in II, rar
121 are pronounced cured; in s. my
, out of 9S patients, 60 are cured. Y lille
: in Baden. where the treatment IS giver
in the pine woods of the Black Forest
205 cases have been cured out of "a
= under observation. Leaflets describing
{. the best method of combating con
2 sumptive tendencies are distributed
wholesale by the government.