The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-08

! BY cloudburst at Puebla, Mex, many
! lives were lost.
The Colombian insurgent General Marin
has been defeated.
The telegraph line to Dawson City from
Vancouver is complete.
Half a dozen people were injured in 2
wreck at Fairchild, Wash.
An anti-anarchist league has been or
gained in San Diego. Cal.
| Mrs. George NJ. Pullman will be grant
! ed divorce from her husband
Inc schooner Sadie was wrecked near
knsenada, on the Mexican coast.
Two men We're drowned in the Rocky
Rapids on the Upper Columbia river,
| The steamer Sonoma carries 10000 SOW
ereigns from Sydney to San Francisco.
| Manuel Brazil. who eloped with an Ole
ma, Cal, married woman, was arrested.
japanese laborers are to be imported in
| to the Klondike for work in the mines.
! The California Cured Fruit Association
and the packers have parted company
| a fight is on between Hartman and
Hill for the control of the Northern Pa
! cific
The Province of Ontario will assist i'm
migrants who will locate in that dis
trict.
Lieutenant Bertholf has arrived at
Alaska with $50 more reindeer from ST.
IBERIA.
The transport Buford. which went
ashore near Mindanao, is reported unin-
jured.
Fred Handy of Unalaska was sentenced
to be hanged for the murder of three
! people.
adherence to the policy of reciprocity
treaties
Harold Oliver. three years old, died in
Stockton, Cal, from drinking patent
medicine.
Seth Low will resign the presidency of
Columbia University and run for mayor
of New York.
Charles B. Wilcox, a San Jose political
murderer sentenced for life, is trying
to secure a parole.
| The trial of Kelso for the murder of a
nine-year-old boy has been commenced
at Santa Barbara. Cal
! The Japanese sealing schooner Jose
phine is reported captured by the Rus
slams off Copper Islands.
! Six men lost their lives in an explosion
of an oil tank at the, Essex and Hudson
Gas Company at Newark, N. J.
A commission of three labor leaders
win investigate Shaffer's responsibility
for the failure of the steel strike.
Californians are protesting against the
proposed French reciprocity treaty be-
I
| Nome Indians exchanged their furs and
! ivory for whisky and starvation stares
several hundred of them in the face.
Frank Rockefeller is said to have lost
half a million dollars through the col
lapse of a Kansas City Commission firm.
| Charges of drunkenness are made
against the captain and pilot of the ISL
ander recently wrecked with great loss
of life.
I,o,i.;,-, io,,rool COWS T1noIo,a on5
/ Turkey are about to go to war, with
France, Russia and Germany back of the
Sultan.
On account of suffering among the
poor at Nome City, the government Is
preparing to send the transport Egbert
with supplies.
| Emma Goldman, arrested for compiled
! ty in the assassination of President Nc
Kinley, was released at Chicago for
want of prosecution.
! Deposits of copper, said to be as rich
as those of the Lake Superior region,
have been found in Mexico, twenty-five
miles from San Diego.
| Miss Agnes Love refused to allow her
self to be spanked in a production Of
Don Caesar de Bozan,' was discharged
and now sues for damages.
a pioneer resident of Grass Valley,
Cal. is dying because he used patent
| trunlpeIS IN ms ears, winch caused MIN
great suffering from Inflammation
Chief of Detectives Colleran of Chica-
go is to be investigated because delays"
in his office have permitted c. NJ. Fegen-
bush. a confidence man, to escape.
Seth Low, president of Columbia Col
lege, has been nominated as Republican
candidate for mayor of New York. The
anti-Tammany organization endorsed his
candidacy.
through here On the Doric were refused
landing at San Francisco until an order
for their release was telegraphed from
| Washington.
General Diaz, with an expedition of
several hundred men and a number of
modern guns, has landed within fifty
miles of Panama. They came from Mica
ragua and are to join the Colombian lib
eral army.
General Wood will bring a deputation
to Washington in November from the
Cuban Constitutional Convention, author
| lied to negotiate a reciprocity. agreement.
Sugar and tobacco will be the principal
| products of Cuba to be considered.
The steamer Oregon, with full list Of
| passengers and $3.50, 900 in treasure, from
| Nome for Seattle, lost rudder and a pro-
| peller blade in a storm and for seven
| days rolled in the sea before there was
sufficient calm to permit an emergency
rig.
Avoid colds by drinking Kentucky