The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-13
Pierre I,orillard is very weak.

l PlGrr6 LOTllIdIu Is very HCdh.
| A new British war loan may be neces-
sary.
| Congressman Stokes of North Carolina
| is dead.
There were s64 casualties in Chicago on
| the 4th.
| Turkish troops are pillaging Canadian
| villages.
| Students are rioting in Mexico against
| the clergy.
There is a general exodus from Daw-
son to Nome.
| Dowieites were pelted with eggs IN
| Evanston, ILL.,
The fourth was observed as a fete day
| in Porto Rico.
The President will spend the heated
term in Canton.
/ At Gov. Pingree's funeral $1,000 persons
viewed the body.
Train robbers at Wagner. Mont, got
away with s41,500.
| Four thousand japanese troops viii
summer in Chill.
The Santa Fe has withdrawn from the
| Western freight pool.
| The Dolphin from Skagway brought
down 100000 in gold.
| There is a great gathering of Christian
Endeavorers at Cincinnati
! On July hundreds of people in the
East succumbed to the heat.
| Returning soldiers fired promiscuously
| from a train in New Mexico
| Dr. Kinyoun will go to China and Jap
an to investigate the plague.
a. B. Kittredge will succeed the late
Senator. Kyle by appointment.
The big Homestead Hotel at Hot
Springs, Va, has been burned.
There were eight cases of heat prostra-
ton in Washington on July 6.
Chinese troops may be permitted to en-
camp seven miles from Peking.
There We're three casualties in a Balti-
more and Ohio collision July 6
Controller Dawes has resigned his office
to run for Senator from Illinois.
The foreign districts of Picking are now
being surrendered to the Chinese.
Judge Taft has been inaugurated as
civil governor OF the Philippines.
A memorial building to George Wash
ington may be erected at the capital.
A boy murdered his playmate at Al
bany, n. Y, and then hanged himself.
Earl Russell knelt at the bar of the
House of Lords on his arraignn1ent there.
There will be no elections in Kansas
this fall owing to the biennial election
law.
The Pope will send an agent to the City
of Mexico to investigate clerical scan
daIs.
Andrew Carnegie has given San Fran
cisco s75o.oo0 for free public library build
ings.
Dr. Leyds has issued a protest against
the "barbarous treatment of Beer 40
men"
Owing to the failure of the June nego-
tiations the Beers will continue their
fight.
The third wife OF the Sultan is dead.
John Fiske, scholar and historian, is
dead.
Corea, influenced by Russia, has re-
quested Japan to remove her postoffices
there.
The Porto Rico assembly unanimously
asks for free trade with the United
States.
ST. Agnes church. Brooklyn, was de-
stroyed by lightning on July 2. Loss
$3.50. 900.
The Hatzfeldts have begun suit against
the Huntington estate to get more
money.
| On July 5 a severe thunder storm visit
ed New York inf1icting much damage by
lightning.
The principal part of the business dis
trict of Wilbur, Wash, has been destroy
ed by fire.
Parliament may exempt from duty
American sweetened canned apricots and
pulp sugar.
Publications now paying one cent a
pound for mail carriage may have to pay
eight cents.
| Indians on the Skeena river, B. c..
have corralled 800 Japanese to prevent
| them fishing.
Mrs Annie Pust and Oscar Norris of
st. Paul were drowned by the capsizing
| of boat in the st. Croix river.
An Englishman commands. the Filipino
| insurgents on Mindoro. island and has
with him several American deserters
| Jim Jones and his. seventeen-year-old
| niece were murdered at Turner, Ark,
and their house set on fire. No clue.
| The British naval building program for
| the year includes three battleships. six
| cruisers and ten torpedo boat destroyers.
Mortimer Nye former Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Indiana is dead He was strick-
en- while delivering a 4th of July speech.
The manager of the Smuggler-Union
mine at Telluride, Cal, calls on the Gov
ernor for the protection of the property
which is held by strikers.
John Arbuckle of New York is fitting
up three vessels for deep sea hotels.
They win leave New York at o'clock
p. m. returning at $50 in the morning.
The Vatican is preparing to secure the
immigration of new clergymen to the
Philippines and Cuba, owing to the
| Spanish leaning of the present priest
hood
Fourteen arrests have been made in
connection with the robbery of the
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. The prin-
cipal thief has sailed for Madras with
$3.50, 900.
The strike of the Reading railroad
shopmen has been settled. the union
agreeing TO settlement of wages by a
joint committee of men and superin-
tendnts.
Major Pruden. appointed a paymaster
! In the Regular Army in May, has resign
ed and has been reappointed to his old
position of third assistant secretary to
the President.
Millionaire Stratton. to get rid of beg
ging friends, will desert Colorado
Springs, which he has done more for
than the thirty other resident million
aires combined.
While officers were raiding a blinu
tiger at Friar's Point, Miss, they were
| fired upon by negro inmates. Many
shots were exchanged. Four negroes
were killed and one has since died of his
wounds.
! The Russian cruiser Variag might have