The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-10
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

has worked before, and often with sue
cess.
Striking machinists raided the shops
of the Southern Railroad al Columbia,
S. c., and took out twenty non union
men, In the row four union men We're
shot.
A big gold brick Weighing 1000
pounds, and valued at 100000 has been
sent to the Glasgow exposition from
the Caribou Mining Company, Caribou,
B. C.
Walter Martin and Mary E. Scott,
daughter of Henry r. Scott, were mar
ried' at Burlingame Cal, under the
oaks which surround the home of the
bride.
The captain, mate and four seamen
of the British bark Falkland, from
Tacoma, for Falmouth, We're drowned
when the ship was wrecked off Pen
zance, June ed
Surrenders of insurgents in LuZon
continue, until now there remains but
one dangerous organized force in the
principal island. The military prisoners
have been released.
II. NJ. Pitt, charged with frauds In
connection with government stores In
the Philippines, has been acquitted,
while four others have been convicted
and fined $1,000 each.
There seems to be no change in the
strike conditions in the States, the ma
chinists being certain that they will
win, though there have been several
assumptions of work.
At the Yale commencement it was
announced that the bi-centenary fund
would reach $2,000,G00 Francis G.. New
lands, OF Nevada, was made an Hon
orary Master of Arts.
| Max Kershaw, former famous Yale
athlete, died in San Francisco, as the
| raSI1lt Of M dicSiraTjnn H.. wa
once the champion pole vaulter of Ann
erica. He was wealthy.
Walter Sailing, young Californian,
has been apprehended in Chicago,
where he was caught passing bogus
paper. He is anxious to return to the
scene of his wrong doing.
Senator Chauncey M. Depew before
sailing from New York for his vaca-
ton said that he had had many offers
of marriage, but that he would not
| change his condition just now.
| While c. j. bennington and George
| Bradford, of Wenatchee Washington
were hunting they became Separated.
and soon after Bradford shot his com
panion, taking him for a bear.
| Ernest Still, bachelor of Glencoe,
| O.. T.. has begun rattle for himself
offering to marry the girl who buys
the winning ticket, the proceeds of the
rattle to set them UP in business
| Mrs. Mckinley and her sister, who
own some valuable mining property IN
Nevada, have given an option on it to
eastern men at price said to APP
proximate half million dollars.
! The British Navy League has issued
manifesto saying that the navy has
ceased to be supreme and that there
are many essentials of a fighting fleet
necessary in the Mediterranean fleet.
A Russian girl who entered Wells
Grammar School. Boston, last fall, not
knowing a word of English, has been
graduated, having passed the entire
! four years course With nthe one year.
Mrs. Mary A. B. A. Duke, the wife of
banker of Salvador, who has been
living in New York with her mother for
three years past, has just learned from
newspapers that she has been divorced.
! After the wreck of the steamer Lus-
tania, off Cape Ballard, N./F., the panic
among the 457 passengers was such
| that there was fight with knives for
| the places in the boats. All We're res
cued.
Forged notes aggregating 500, 500,
/ have been discovered by the Akron (O)
| Farnish Company. The treasurer of
the company is in South Africa, it is
| feared, as he vanished before the dis
covery.
/ Cuba having accepted the Plat
amendment. General Miles recommends
that one-half the American force now
policing the island be withdrawn, and
/ that the work be turned over to the
| Cubans
The Fourth of July celebration COM
/ mittee OF Philadelphia, whose invitation
of Minister WI Ting Fang, as the ora
tor of the occasion, caused some caus-
tic comment, refused to withdraw the
invitation.
81.
Company is planning to establish a line
of steamers to trade with the Orient
through the SueZ canal, as time will be
saved by sending the merchandise by
that route.
The Republicans of Ohio have com.
pleted their ticket as follows: Fol-
governor. George K. Nash; lieutenant
governor Carl L. Nippert; supreme
judge, j. L. Price; attorney general
Justice Jerome. of New York, whc
was the foremost of the vice crusaders
has quit as the committee Of fifteen OF
Tammauy would not follow up tbs
work, and he says now the city will bs
wide open one.
P. d. Cunningham, United State:
boundary commissioner, while on TIT
Rio Grande river, was bitten by a wa
ter moccasin snake, and was four day!
in getting to medical attendance. IL
may not recover
Charles L. Roller, the alleged forger
who was arrested in California and
taken to Newark, to be tried on tweIv,
indictments has jumped his bonds
and his bonds1nen have been called up
on to forfeit $4,000
AT a meeting of the Chinese-Ameri
can Missionary Society at PhiladeI
phia, protests were entered agains
Minister WI Ting Fang speaking a
the Fourth of July exercises. Minister
WI, however. spoke
A dispatch to the Petite Bleu, Paris
from Rome. announces the Pope to b.
seriously ill., and says that DR.. Lap
POM, his attending physician, does no
leave the pontiff's bedside. Vatican of
sficials are anxious regarding the Pope
health.
Stephen Allen, trumpeter of Batter,
G, Third Artillery, was drowned in tn
bay of San Francisco, while, with
companion, he was rowing from Sau
salito to Fort Mason. The boat wa
overturned while the two were chang
ing places.
While police We're investigating tn
suicide of H. S. Church, a Louisvill