The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-10
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED
Lew Wallace is ill with a cold.

Lew Wallace is i'll with cold
Kruger wishes to return to Africa
A small pox epidemic is feared IN
Utah.
There is a further fall in the price
of silver.
The middle states are in the throes
of billiards.
1t is said that another Haytien civil
war is likely.
Mexico is not yet ready to accept the
gold standard.
Fire Chief Croker of New York has
been dismissed
1t is said that Morgan is behind a
beef merger scheme.
New York is again in the midst of
strenuous gambling raids.
The story of the attempted assassin
alton of the Gar is denied.
A solar motor has been in operation
in Boston for several days.
Sir Frank Green, a former Lord
Mayor of London, is dead.
Sylvester GoOdenoW, prominent
merchant of Los Angeles, is dead.
England has quarantined against
cattle from the New England states.
Russia and France have conferred
decorations on Ambassador Tower.
The Kaiser wants more ships to
guard the foreign trade of his subjects.
Congress adjourned on the second
day out of respect to deceased mem
bers.
There was almost a riot in the Ger
man Reichstag over the tariff discus
sion.
nnUQu hoe coilod hn Mo ,Ao
to assume command of the Caribbean
fleet.
Senator Lodge has introduced bill
putting Philippine currency on a gold
basis.
There is said to have been an at
tempt to blow up the Japanese En-
peror.
The bond issue for the purchase Of
San Francisco's street railway was de-
feated.
The Cuban Nationalist party is try
ing to cause trouble for President
Palma.
Gould is said to have defeated Har-
riman in the fight over Colorado Fuel
control.
The Turkish authorities are said to
be frightfully torturing Macedonian
peasants.
A posse is searching for trio Of
bandits who robbed a Montana bank
of $4,000.
Negotiations with the new Colon
bian minister over the canal treaty will
be taken up.
Rev. w. II. Milburn, the blind chap
lain OF the Senate, has resigned owing
to ill-health.
Senior Concha, the Colombian minis
ter at Washington, has been succeeded
by DR. Herran. ~
President Roosevelt has sent the
name of Judge De Bolt to the Senate
for confirmation.
1t has been decided to establish a
wireless telegraph system between It
ally and Argentina.
West Point defeated Annapolis at
football in the presence of the Presi-
dent and many notables.
The explosion of boiler in Swift &
Co.'S plant in the Chicago Stockyards
killed thirteen employees.
Count Richard Belordi, who was
premier of Austria at the time of the
war with Prussia, is dead.
The Senate committee has voted to
admit Oklahoma to statehood, leaving
out New Mexico and Arizona.
Caleb Powers, sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in connection with the
Gobel affair, will have new trial.
Charles Hyde denison, who founded
the San Francisco Society of the Sons
of the American Revolution. is dead.
S250,000 company, headed by Ed
Corrigan, the Chicago horseman. will
build mile race track in Kansas CITY
President Roosevelt and all branches
OF the government will be represented
at the dedication of the st. Louis Fair
on April 80 1903.
Polygamy is dead in Utah. accord
ing to the statement of Joseph Smith,
head of the Mormon church He cites
the census figures.
Sam Vigneux, manager of the Port
land baseball team, has signed Grant
/ Thatcher, who pitched last year for
the Ilion, N Y, team.
! 1t is now asserted that a treaty is
F. unnecessary in the event that the
| Panama Company's rights are purchas-
! ed by the United States
! The Queen Regent Of Portugal has
ordered the arrest of three generals
/ for melting army demonstrations
1 against the government
| Prof. Asser, the Dutch jurist who has
been arbitrating the claims of Ameri-
! can sealers for the seizure of their yes
sells by the Russian government about
ten years ago, has delivered his award
IN favor of the United States, amount
ing to s91,27O.