The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10
Nfarouis Ito is at Victoria

Senator BeYerldge has returned from
the Philippines.
Blanche Bates is i'll with malariaI
fever at Detroit.
Rabbi Herman Bories, a forty-niner,
died in Portland.
Gresham, Wash, was practically
wiped out by fire.
Twelve millions are the national sur
plus for September.
Fort Hall Indian reservation is to be
opened for settlement.
The Chinese would collect taxes on
all imports into China.
Colonel Bisbee has been promoted to
q brigadier generalship.
A salt trust has been formed under
the laws of New Jersey.
Seventeen miners persisted in a Ma
naimo cclliery explosion.
j. H. Haverly, the famous minstrel
leader, died at Salt Lake.
Lady Hope has sent her New York
lawyer beautiful kimono.
Destructive floods in Spain have
washed away whole villages,
The Sperry -four mill at Marysville,
Cal, was destroyed by fire.
b. +. Sides, q San Francisco broker,
ended his life with bullet.
The California Prune Association has
declared dividend of 100000.
Edward Edwards, a California pio-
neer, died in Oakland recently.
Fort Candy, at the mouth of the
Columbia, is to be abandoned.
Soldiers are deserving in large num-
bers from Fort Grant, Arizona.
Admiral Sampson has surrendered
control of the Boston navy yard.
The government will make no more
bond purchases for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt are
expecting a visit from the stork.
are about 70 arrive at Bombay.
The stars of the Grau Opera Com
pany have returned to New York.
Secretary Gage intimates that Hay
will not remain long in the Cabinet.
The Chicago elevated road employees
have struck for an increase of pay.
The net earnings of the steel com
bine for six months is over $50,000,00
Mormons have secured hundreds Of
acres in Oregon to establish d colo
ny.
The mayor of Portland, Ore, was re-
lieved of his watch and chain by foot
pads.
Ambassador Choate has been grant
ed leave of absence to visit Nash-
ington.
Another revolution is reported IN
Hayti. The situation is said to be
]. L. Bell, assistant gold commissions
er for Klondike district, has been sus-
pended.
Marie Sanford, once a famous ac-
tress, is now living in Philadelphia, in
poverty.
Chinese are crossing the northern
border of the United States in the dis
guise of priests.
A runaway trolley car at Burlington,
Ia, crushed into freight train, killing
Mrs Charles Kupfer.
The bodies of four sailors. drowned
in Bering Sea, have been found on the
beach at Port Safety.
H NJ Allen is being held in San
Francisco on suspicion of being 81 no.
torious confidence man.
The Municipal Art Society may build
a model city within the limits Of the
st. Louis Worlds Fair.
Russian Prince Victor Nakachidze
was committed to an Italian prison be
cause he is an anarchist.
James Brady, who assaulted a little
girl at Helena, Mont, was taken from
Jail by mob and hanged.
Thousands of people will be COMPEL
ed to winter in Nome because of lack
of steamer accommodations.
General Corbin denies any connec-
ton with the proposed hemp company
which has caused a scandal.
Miss Abbie Aldrich, the bride of
young Rockefeller, has received as a
gift, a $4,000 diamond tiara.
Scott IcKeown has Inherited $4,000
and his actress wife, Dorothy Stude
baker has returned to him.
The Treasury Department has issued
a warning that a new counterfeit five
dollar certificate is in circulation.
Defaulting Cashier Hoppner, of the
Faber Pencil Company of New York,
mas been arrested in Buenos Ayres.
For the first time the elections for
the Hungarian Parliament We're not
interfered with by the authorities.
Congressman julius Kahn and Sur
geon General Sternberg arrived at San
Francisco on the transport Thomas.
Frank Erdman, said to have robbed
the Southern Pacific of thousands of
dollars, is under arrest in Sacramento.
James Dunphy shot and killed Ed
Stanton, the betrayer of the formers
sister. in the streets of San Francis
co.
Chinese rebels sacked a mission and
attacked a city, near Cachin. Chinese
troops have been sent to suppress
them.
An investigation is being made into
the charges against Major Heistand,
Z. S. A, relative to the Manila hemp
scandal
Ex-Captain Near, U. s. A, was con-
NlCitu u EOlSGly III Otu Il IAIlClSCO. ne
is yet to be tried on embezzlement
charges.
Private Devine, Eleventh Cavalry, is
TO be drummed out of the army for
speaking disrespectfuIly of President
Mckinley.
The British cruiser Perseus trained
her guns on a Turkish transport when
an attempt was made to land troops
at Koweyt.
A woman who posed as a man, and
had a wife" died on the Italian
steamship Citta di Torino before reach
ing Boston.
Captain Howard. U. S. A, of Gen
eral Youngs staff, at the Preside,
was recently married to Miss Helen NJ.
Taylor, of Boston.
Treasure lost from a wreck in Lake
Champlain during revolutionary times,
has been recovered. Ten thousand
English sovereigns were found.
Admiral ValcareI has made q request
of the Queen Regent for funds for ma
val defenses. In the event of a refusal
the Spanish navy may be abolished.
Captains James Forsyth and George
e. Ide, u S. n. have been placed
on the retired list upon their own ap-
p}ication. with rank of rear admira!s.
Rev. W. C. Spencer, chief secretary
Of tho Church ono