The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-27
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

activity.
Pension Commissioner Evans viii
De promoted
Blanche Walsh is again playing il
| San Francisco.
Beers captured in British dress vii
! be shot as spies.
St. Petersburg students and police
have again clashed.
| Willis Van Devanter may succeed
| Secretary Hitchcock
| There Is no hope in the Senate fol
reciprocity compacts.
The British steamer Nerite was burn
ing in the Suez canal
Austria has discovered a plot TO blow
UP two of her warships.
James II. Fairchiid. president of
Oberlin College, is dead.
Sir Richard Temple. formerly Gov
ernor of Bombay, is dead
The St Louis and San Francisco
road may build to the coast.
Gen. Funston will take command of
the Department of Colorado.
Alfred Mosely, the English labor lead
err is coming to the United States.
ambassador Clayton makes strong
denial OF the charges against him.
Russia is sending troops and material
in great quantity to Vladivostok.
All the Indictments in the Alturas
lynching case have been dismissed
The husband of Hetty Greer, the
richest woman in the world, is dead.
Russia may quit Manchuria as the
result of the Japanese-British treaty.
David Belasco was badly hurt in
New York theater by a falling scene.
I The king will not go abroad this
year, but will cruise in British waters.
Poultney Bigelow. the author, says
he is not worried by his wife's divorce
suit.
The vatican has information that the
Fenians are planning revolt in Ire
land.
Ecuador may be called to account
for illegal Imprisonment of a British
subject.
BY the capsizing of a lifeboat near
Chatham, Mass, twelve men were
drowned.
A great storm has swept over Michi-
gan and Wisconsin and extended into
the South.
Dakota and the Canadian Northwest
ere experiencing the greatest blizzard
of years.
Pension Commissioner Evans denies
that he is To be appointed Secretary of
the Interior.
In a sensational bullfight at Juarez,
Mexico, Spanish matadors stabbed six
bulls to death
Andrew d. White will resign from
his post as ambassador to Germany in
November next.
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations will take up the old reci-
procity treaties.
An English correspondent says the
charge OF the Beers when they took
Methuen. was heroic.
A leopard. or jaguar, weighing $50
pounds, has been in the mountains
near Tucson, Arizona.
The United States Minister has adj
vised Americans living in Japan to pay
the house tax under protest.
The College de France will have
chair devoted to the history and an
tiquities CT the United States.
Marconi will have station at Cape
Breton and expects to open communi
cation with England by June
Miss Stone returns thanks through
the Associated Press to those who aid
ed in bringing about her release.
Bellamy Storer denies that he is to
resign as Minister to Spain. lie says
King Alfonso is in good health.
The family of Millionaire Peacock of
York. fearing the threats of kidnapers.
Democrats in the House have agreed
upon pro-Boer resolutions which they
will attempt to force through Congress.
Gen. Miles request to be sent to the
Philippines, there to inaugurate a new
policy, has been denied by the Presi
dent
The Landthing, the upper house of
Denmark. has rStified the sale Of the
Danish West Indies to the United
States.
The Chinese rebels in the southern
districts continue to defeat the govern
ment forces, and are overturning the
Michigan has asked for the removal of |
the executor of the estate on a charge !
Of fraud.
Charges of neglect of duty have been I
fled against the Chinese consul, Ho !
Vow. of San Francisco. with the Inn |
Derial government.
1t is reported that the Turkish gov
eminent has fatty refused to repay to |
the United States the sum paid for the |
ransom of Miss Stone.
The trust clause in the Fair will has
been declared invalid by the California |
Supreme Court. and the three children !
get absolute possession OF the estate.
General Otis is telling the Senate |
his opinion of the Philip |
pines. He testified that Aguinaldo |
planned to drive out the Americans.
Col. John y, Taylor. a we'll known
Ohio manufacturer. has been threaten
I'd with assassination unless he should !
place $4,000 in a designated hiding place. |
The army Waterman at headquarters |
In the Phelan block San Francisco. |
was stood up and compelled to open
the chief clerks room. which was rob-
bed.
The anarchy measure for the protec-
lion of the President was the subject !
II a lively discussion in the Senate. |
The Democratic leaders claim the law !
Is too drastic.
The admiralty has abandoned all |
hope for the Condor and has ordered !
that her books be closed and that the |
money due to her officers and crew TO
March Il should be paid.