The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-27
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

The japanese government is planning
to place a loan of 50,000,000 yen in
America.
Reports from PIT. Barrow, Alaska are
that the foe whale fishing is failure
and the natives are in state~of starva-
ton.
The great 100000 log raft started
from Westport Ore, has arrived safely
at San Francisco.
Robert Downing, the actor, has sued
for divorce from his wife Eugene Blain
Downing.
The Car received the French troops.
at Rheims.
Americans have invested a half mill
lion dollars in British Columbia cop
per mines.
A Methodist minister at Seattle,
startled conference, by recommend
ing boycott of the universities of
higher criticism"
American salmon Gamers are anx-
ioJs to establish a hatchery in Cana
dian territory.
A Fresno Chinaman is under arrest
for threatening to send a countryman
to see his dead father.
Rev. II. F. Briggs withdrew from the
Methodist church at the Pacific Grove
convention, creating a sensation
Stanford men are at war With the
faculty, siding with Treasurer North
in the fight. AS a result, athletics may
be called off this year.
Fifty thousand troops guard the
Gear of Russia during his Paris visit.
The case of Mrs. Botkin is before
the United States Supreme Court.
Strikers have refused to return to
work until President Shaffer makes
known the terms of settlement.
1 American capitalists are seeking to
control the lumber trade of British Co.
| lumbia.
| A New York and Chicago syndicate
may build million dollar beet sugar
plant in Arizona.
At the French maneuvers in honor
of the Car, the new field artillery
made the most rapid firing ever
| known.
Harry Culman, of San Francisco, a
supposed anarchist, has been arrested
by secret service men and released.
| Major Pico, a prominent Californian,
was held up by highwaymen in Oak
land.
| Peter Nelson, of San Leandro, Cal,
lost his position because he made COM
mandatory remarks about President
| McKinley's assassination.
injuries received from rioting strikers
on the San Francisco waterfront.
Samuel Sternheim, a San Francisco
merchant, dropped dead on the steps
of Emanu-El Synagogue.
Two Japanese women, who arrived
in San Francisco on the Doric, We're
refused landing.
The display of a Confederate banner
in the missionary camp at the conven-
ton of the Episcopal bishops in Sar
Francisco, caused a threatened with
drawal by the women of the church.
The Republican convention was or
ganized at San Francisco September
10th, and then adjourned for ten days
James Sheenan was puraed to death
in San Francisco.
The Bank of California, at SaI
Francisco, claims to have been swim
died by w. Borrowe. He is under ar
rest.
:. Dudley Dubose. of Nome, has beer
sent back to Jail to serve out a six
months sentence for contempt.
A grand review of the TROOPS marked
the last day of the Duke an Duchess
of Cornwall at Quebec, the exercises
being marred by rain and Wind storms
Three women in E,as cern Oregon
seeing a five-point buck thrown dow
/, by dogs, drove the beasts away ant
killed the buck with an axe.
General Funston is in a hospital a
Manila. and will be operated upon a
once.
The Colombian troops have won al
easy victory over the rebels. comples
ly routing them.
Lord Hope has begun divorce sui
against his wife, formerly May Yohe
who eloped with Captain Strong.
A prospector by the name Of Hearst
was driven crazy by heat and thirs
in the Mojave desert,
Comte Henri de la Vaulx will en-
deayor to cross the Mediterranean Sc;
in a balloon.
The annual convention Of the /. G
o. F. was in session September 18th
at Indianapolis, Ind.
Sir Claude Mcdonald, former British
minister to Picking, has arrived a
New York, on his way to Toxic.
The Chinese troops have again en-
tered Picking, and the last of the allie
have marched out. The Japanese an
American troops received the Chinese
and were thanked for protecting tn
palaces.
The Standard Oil Company will NOV
the Pacific Coast Oil Refining Compa
ny's plant from West Alameda to Por
Richmond, where all its business Wi
be consolidated.
The Democrats and Populists O
Nebraska have fused, the former get
ting the nomination of Conrad Hollen
beck for supreme judge; the latter, J
Fl. Boyston and F. G.. Hawxby TO
university regents.
Odd Fellows in grand lodge conten
plate an assessment of so cents mem
Der for fund for sanitarium at He
Springs, Ark.