The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-13

JOiN At-L'OH iSlltS run out tI Val
t ston, Ill.
July 11-Omcial reports show heavy
decline in resources and population in
: France.
July 12-successful trial Of Santos
: DumOnt's airship. Paris.
July 13-President Steyn has q mar
row escape from capture.
July 1.-THE Perry monument unveiI-
ed in Japan.
July 15-Big drop in sugar Fifty
points in three days.
July 16-Hot wave in the Eastern
States. Loss of life heavy.
July 17-General Butterfield dies III
New York.
July 1S-Captain Blackburn crosses
the Atlantic in 25-foot boat.
July 20-Charles Fitzmorris tours
the world in 60 days. Is hours and %
minutes.
( July 20-Mrs. Kruger dies in Preto-
ria.
y! July 23-Admiral schley demands in
ivestigation of Sampson and Maclay's
charges.
July 2l-American Sugar Company
| increases capital SIS 900. 600.
July 25-Presdent issues proclama-
ton establishing free trade with Porto
| Rico.
July 26-Heavy earthquakes reported
| in Nevada.
July 27-Brazil is facing q financial
panic.
| July 2S-First National Bank of New
York declares a 1000 per cent dividend.
! July 29-BroOklyn bridge reported To
! be in dangerous condition: traffic
stopped.
July 30-House of Commons appro-
PIRATES G2.0OO.O0O for construction of a
Pacific cable.
Aug. 1-Teamsters and dock workers
| of San Francisco on strike.
! Aug. Thirteen thousand people get
h.. 10,
hOma strip.
/ Aug. 3-Boer war costing England
| Sc, 25O, 600 weekly.
Aug. 3-Plague still RACES in Hong
kong.
! Aug. flames H. Blount paralyzed.
| Aug. 5-Empress Frederick of Ger
many dies.
i Aug. 6-Commodore Swift appointed
, Governor OF Guam, vice Sai'or Schroe-
! der.
Aug. S--Kitchener building system
| of block houses in Africa.
! Aug. 9-Field Marshal welcomed
| home from China.
| Aug. 1O--AmaIgamated Association Of
| Iron and Steel Workers go on a strike.
Aug. 11-Signor Crispi. of Italy. dies.
Aug. 12-Colombia and Venezuela at
war
Aug. 13--John Winters robs the SeIby
Smelling Works of 100000: afterwards
recovered.
Aug 14-16-Terrifc tropic storm
| throughout the Gulf States.
Aug. 1T-Labor difficulties in San
Francisco: food becoming scarce.
Aug. 1S-Steamer Islander wrecked in
Alaska: siXty-five lives lost
Aug. 19-The liner Lucania was re-
ported by wireless telegraph while still
300 miles from New York
Aug. 2c-Billion dollar trust. to con-
troll all shipbuilding concerns, organ
lied.
Aug. 2t-French Ambassador in Tur-
key breaks off diplomatic relations
with the Porte.
Aug. 22-kUrdS raidinE Armenia;
, twelve villages destroyed.
Aug. 23-Big forest fires in Russia:
damage amounting to 100000
Aug. 24-Heavy earthquakes through
out Japan.
SchIey courtmartiaI prepared.
Aug. 27-French Ambassador leaves
Aug. 29-Japanese file complaint with
Secretary Hay against DR.. Cofer.
Sept. 1-CIeveland Ohio, invaded by
a flood.
Sept 2-Wu Ting Fang transferred
from Washington to London.
Sept 3-German cruiser Wacht sunk
after collision with battleship Sach-
sen.
Sent Helen IT. Stone, missionary.
CdFIuTeu ny III HiSil VI lSSaLibS
Sept. 4-Thousands perish in flood
on the Yang-Tse river, China.
Sept. 5-COlumbia chosen to defend
the Americas cup.
Sept. 6-President Mckinley shot by
Anarchist CzoIgosz, at the Pan-Amerf-
can Exposition.
Sept. senator Wellington utters
words derogatory to President McKin-
ley.
Sept. 11-Czar of Russia visits the
Gearman Kaiser.
Sept. 12-Schley courtmartial begins
in Washington.
Sept. 14-President Mckinley dies in
Buffalo. His last words were. Good
bye all; good bye. 1t is Gods way. His
will be done"
Sept. 14-President Roosevelt takes
the oath of office.
Sept 16-Bishop Whipple, of st. Paul,
dies
Sept. 16-Czolgosz arraigned for muir
der of Mckinley.
Sept. 16-President Roosevelt outlines |
his national policy.
Sept. 17-President Mckinley buried |
with national honors.
Sept. 1S-Boers win a big victory at
Scheeper'S Mex.
Sept. 19-British torpedo boat Corba
sinks: sixty lives lost.
Sept 20-Rooseyelt's Cabinet holds |
first meeting.
Sept 22-Anarchists threaten life Of |
w. w. AstOr.
Sept 23-Judge Jere NJ. Wilson, of |
Washington, dies.
Sept. 24-War Department places an |
import duty on coffee for Cuba. /
Sept 26-Czolgosz convicted and SEN
fenced for the murder Of President Nc /
kinley.
Sept. 2S-Columbia defeats the Sham |
rock II in the first race.
Sept 2S-John w. Mackay organizes |
a Pacific "a BILE cOmpany.
Sept 29-Duke and Duchess of Corn |
wall and York in Vancouver.
Sept 29-Company c, Ninth Infantry. |
U. s. A, ambushed and annihilated-
Sept 3o-President Mckinley's VIII
filed; valued at 100000.
Oct. 1.-The national surplus for Sep |
TENDER was s12 000, 900.
Oct 1.-The net earnings of the steel
trust for six months is over $50,0O0,OOO /
Oct 3-Columbia wins second race
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