The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-23
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

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chicago,s registration has decreased
62,O54.
Mrs. Laagtry win tour America once.
more.
Bon Mot was first in the Los-Angeles
Darby.
Forty horses were burned to death
in a New York fire.
Russell Sage may retire from bust
ness owing to i'll health.
A balloon car fell near Paris and the
two occupants were killed.
The American Generals in England
are showered with invitations.
President Palma denies that Cuba is
ungrateful to the United States.
Fire destroyed the town of Klama-
thon, Col, the loss reaching $4,000
The Grand Lodge of Masons of Cali
fornia reports a most prosperous year.
President Roosevelt will urge provi-
sion for q permanent tariff commission.
The Transvaal promises to exceed its
former gold output Of s1o0.00o.000 per
year.
Sir John George Bourinet. clerk of
the Canadian Commons for % years, is
dead.
Richard Mansfield has made a great
hit as Brutus in revival Of Julius
Caesar
A nephew of the Duke of Portland
has married a Russian emigrant in
Canada.
Counterfeit American silver dollars
are being made in China and circulated
in Manila.
A colony of fifty families from South
to try farming.
settled, the union agreeing to the Gov
ernor's ultimatum
President Roosevelt took a long
| drive in Washington on Oct II. His
condition is satisfactory.
Generals Corbin, Young and Wood
have visited and inspected the British
army camp at Aldershot.
Ex-President Cleveland declares that
! a revision of the tariff is the best cam
paign cry for democracy.
An alleged child of Charles Fair has
turned up at San Francisco and there
may be long litigation.
Commander w. E. Sewell has been
ordered to proceed to Guam to relieve
| Schroeder as commandant.
| New England men have formed the
/ Chartered Company of Lower Califor
MIA with s10,000,0OO capital
| Anti-Semites caused trouble in an
Austrian town during election and the
| troops were called to quell the riot.
] The attempt of the Pres,sInen's Union
! to prevent the issue of the November
magazines in New York has failed.
| A box containing $4,000 was stolen
| from the strong room of the steamer
Zafiro between Hongkong and Manila.
| Colombian revo1utionists were rout-
| ed by the Government forces at La Gil
enaga and Uribe-Uribe was driven
| back.
| Rev. Chas. H. Robinson has been APP
| pointed Dean of Westminster in sue
cession to Rev. Granville Bradley, re-
signed.
Congressman Littlefield Of Maine is
| meeting with much enthusiasm in the
meetings he is holding throughout Cal
| ifornia.
! Emperor William has bestowed the
decoration of the Prussian Royal Order
| OF the Crown on Sverdrup, the Arctic
explorer.
! The Macedonian insurrection is grow
| ing, and Gen. Zontaff, president of the
Macedonian Committee, has escaped
| from prison.
The Sultan of Bacolod, Mindanao, has
rejected the friendly overtures of Gen.
| Sumner in defiant letter He desires
war forthwith.
F'redk. Goodal1, r. A, the artist, is
dangerously i'll and his effects are to be
| sold at auction.
! NJ. d'Ormescheville, who was the
! prosecuting counsel at the first trial of
Dreyfus, has been relieved of his func-
! lions with the army.
Count Esterhazy's retirement from
| the Order of Jesufts was occasioned by
a love affair with French woman
whom he has since married.
| The Arbitration Court in the Pious
fund, at the Hague, has decided that
Mexico must pay the United States
81, 460,6S2, and $43.O50 each year.
President Castro of Venezuela is in
the field and the seat of government is
| on wheels, no one knows where. A VIC
tory over revolutionists is reported.
The Warner Ranch Indians in South
ern California, who were once looked
after spiritually by Bishop Restarick
are to be moved to a new location.
Slams crown prince is being enter
| tanned in Washington. A banquet was
given for him by the Siamese minister
at which Secretaries Hay and Root
We're present.