The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-16
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED
neral wood is improving.

San Diego'S> carnival has closed.
The Khedive is visiting the Sultan.
The Colorado mine strike is ended.
A Moorish embassy is visiting Berlin.
The heat wave in the East is break
ing.
Versailles, Ohio, has been destroyed
by fire.
T. M. Lyons, the Sacramento con-
tractor, Is dead.
Santa Clara fruit shipments are very
light this year.
Admiral CROMWELL will command the
European station.
The French submarine boat, Gustav
Zede, is success.
The wife of Governor Taylor. of
Kentucky, IS dead.
The Wabash system may begin a
passenger rate war.
The Car favors moral training In
the Russian schools.
Carnegie says he does not wish to be
mayor of New York.
Hill is to rebuild. the Spokane Falls
& Northern Railroad.
Karl Felix Schaeffer, the Berlin
banker, killed himself.
Alfred Vanderbilt has bought himself
home In the Adirondacks.
The railway shops at Clarendon, Tex.
have been destroyed by fire.
Governor Pingree, of Michigan, was
Inferred with military honors.
The new Oregon manager of the Har-
riman system is A. L. Mohler.
There is an unusual exodus Of people
from Berlin for the summer.
Krueger's proposed visit TO America
has been definitely postponed.
General Maxine Gomez is being paid
marked attention in New York.
Congressman Stokes, from the Third
South Carolina District, Is dead.
Judge Ferdinand B. Earhardt, post
master of New Orleans, is dead.
At present, the Farragut is the only
manned war vessel at Mare Island.
Professor Johannes Schmidt, the ia
NOUS Indo-German scholar, is dead.
In recent electrical storm at Fort
Erie. Ontario, three people were killed.
w. w. Aston charges Julian Field,
the writer who is suing him, with for
gerry.
The leather workers have formed a
union. with headquarters at Philadel-
phia-
The business section Of Wilbur.
Spokane, Washington, has been de-
stroyed.
The San Jose Cured Fruit Associa-
ton and the Packers Company are at
a deadlock.
Hereafter the army casualties will
not be cabled, but mailed, like other
army reports.
On the 18th, Minister Conger sails
from San Francisco on the Nippon
Maru for China.
Edward Baupre, a French Canadian.
twenty years old, is eight feet high.
and still growing.
It is denied that the Morgan-Rocke-
Teller interests will establish an inter-
national bank in Paris.
The Orlando, a Mississippi river
steamboat, sunk near Duare, Ark, re-
Gently. No lives were lost.
George e. Roberts, now at the head
Of the coinage department, may be
made Comptroller of the Currency.
Harry Smith. a gilded youth of San
Jose, has disappeared, leaving behind
him large number Of unpaid bills.
American and Danish capitalists will
start a direct steamship line from
Christiana and Copenhagen to Chicago.
Jessie Morrison, the slayer of Mrs.
Castle, has been given five years in
the penitentiary of Kansas, at hard
labor. laa
DR.. Watts. the man whose vote elect
ed President Hayes, died in Portland,
Oregon. last week, aged seventy-one
years.
John Gardner killed his wife, wound
ed her mother, and then blew out his
own brains, at MADEIRA, California, on
the 9Th.
The steamer Old Dominion, running
from Boston to New York, went
aground near the Connecticut line on
the 9Th.
Harry Blochman, young son of e.
l.. Blochman, of Santa Marai, was
found in a field near his home on the
9th instant, with his head crushed. The
murderer and the motive are both un-
known.