The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-22

Gloomy outlook is reported In British
trade circles.
Arkansas reports sixteen deaths from
the late storm.
Peru has gently been violently shaken
by earthquakes.
Japanese cCaI miners are being import
ed flom Denver.
Several battalions of cavalry will soon
leave for Manila.
Ihe com9nCauons in Macedonia indi-
cate trouble ahead.
San Diego viii buy a water system
from the Spreckels.
a building trades council is to be or
gained at San Jose.
The extra SESSION of the Senate ad-
jcurned on March 9.
Natural gas has been struck in the
State of Washington.
There has been a Mohammedan riot In
the city of Bombay.
Rev. Elijah kellogg, writer of popular
bows books, is dying.
Rufus Cummins Garland, composer
of sacred music, is dead.
The Duchess of Marlborough has snub-
bed the Prince of Monaco.
Emperor William was not seriously
wounded by his assailant.
New discoveries have been made among
tire tomhs of Egypt's Kings.
Sytil Sanderson says she has neither
suicide nor marriage in view.
Cleveland says his party must become
WHOLLY Democratic to regain power.
Anti-Jesuit riots have been causing
CONSERVATION in Portugars capital.
TIE Sacramento Legislature has had
fight over the sheep-gr azing question.
Last years wine output in France was
the greatest in quarter of a century.
Lieutenant General Miles, with his
stn~. hos gone to Cuba to inspect ports
The House OF Commons will consider
an increase OF King Edwards Civil List
Paris Gibson of Great Falls, Montana.
has been elected to the United States
Senate.
/ Booker Washington entertains optimis-
tic sentiments for the future of the ne
gro race.
The British textile manufacturers may
unite to oppose the demands for shorter
hours of labor.
China may submit to the alienation Of
Manchura by the Russians. Japan may
forcibly object.
/ The California Legislature is to appro-
pirate money to erect a statue to the late
Senator White.
/ Young Prince Luitpold of Bavaria was
cor gratula ted by the Kaiser on his eight
eenth birthday.
j A Los Angeles hired man involved the
mother-.n-iaw of his employer In an au-
tom hile wreck.
! Earl the California fruit shipper, has
purchased an interest in the Los Angeles
Evening Express.
| The shipping men of the State of
Washington are planning to break the
insurance monopoly.
| It IS Faid that a number OF Japanese
are IN British Columbia with fraudulent
NJ t1ral ton naperS.
/ The United States has warned the Pc
king Government that secret concessions
wiz ut be recognized.
! william f. Fuller OF Iowa has been
nominated to be Assistant Attorney Cen
eral of the United States.
| Mrs. Mckinley is in very poor health.
having suffered a nervous strain
: thr~uph inauguration week.
| President Mckinley and Secretary
! Gage saw the imposition of the counter
w wing DUTY was necessary.
The Stanford University has recently
received a package OF Egyptian curios
for ADDITION to its museum.
According to the recent comnutation at
was'7irptor. California stands first on
tho list IN the production of sugar.
Charles F. Sprague, multlmillionaire
and ex-Congressran from Nassachu-
~o'+s - now an ir~~ate of Mclean In
sane Hospital at Waverlev His Con-
OCCASIONAL term has just ended.