The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-11
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sibyl sanderson will marry French
count.
Senator Cullom is working for reci-
| procity.
King Alfonso of Spain will soon be-
come of age.
| Schley may bring legal action against
Historian Maelay.
Adjutant General VIM. H. Seamans,
of California, is dead.
| Volunteers are joining the ranks
against Castro in Venezuela.
| Additional troops for South Africa
may be called for by Kitchener.
| Secretary Hay and others have incor-
porated the Carnegie Institution.
The British total of wounded at Zee
fontein, revised lists is ninety-four.
Washington advices say that the
Chile-Argentine war is again opened.
The trusts are behind the movement
to secure reduction in Cuban tariffs.
Governor Shaw of Iowa will become
Secretary of the Treasury on the 25th.
Assistant Secretary H A. Taylor Will
retain his place under Cages success
sor.
]. P. Morgan gave each employee a
full years salary as a Christmas pres
ent.
At jena a German lieutenant named
Theme killed a student named Held in
duel.
General Chaffee denies the story of
friction with the civil commission at
Manila.
Census reports at Washington show
The capital of trusts to be over three
billion dollars.
Four men were killed and twenty
nine injured In a wreck on the Illinois
Central in Chicago.
Four persons were killed and five
hurt in Pennsylvania mail collision
near Johnstown, Pa.
; The Rainbow, the yacht flagship of !
the Asiatic station, Is about to leave !
New York for Manila.
Miss Alice Roosevelt made her debut
at ball given in her honor at the |
White House. January Sd.
Eight thousand people attended the
first public reception of President
Roosevelt on New Years day.
There are rumors of more trouble In
China. The Empress, it is said, is not
sincere in her reform movement
1t is denied that Secretary Gage will,
when he retires, organize an interna-
ional banking house in New York
General Palma was elected president
# Cuba by fifty-five electoral votes,
IS against Maso, who received eight.
London army officer charges that {
he Congo Free State government turns
yer rebeliious natives to cannibals.
Hugh Bonner, ex-chief of the New /
,ork fire department, will be sent to
Ianila to organize the system there.
San Franciscos monument to Nc
>inley will be built on Market street
t the intersection of Van Ness ave-
ne.
Admirals Ramsay and Benham are
hundreds Of letters threaten Z
lg their lives for their findings In the
chley case.
Senator Plat has changed his mind
nd will not sue McCIure's Magazine -
ecause of the publication of a deroga-
,ry article.
The engagement of Miss Ruth Hill,
aughter of President j. j. Hill, and
If. Lansing Beard, q. New York law
ar, is announced. =
Mrs. Mary Grant Tubman, aged A
xty-four, formerly daughter of the
.giment to the Twenty-sixth Gamer
IS. has died at Chicago.
The Everett-Moore syndicate, of :. -
leveland. owners of inter-urban cleo
c systems and telephone lines in
hio. is in financial difficulty.
Mr.. H. F. Good, of Chicago. has been
rested for violating the game laws by
,eping a pet fawn, and has been oblig- E
to ship it out of the State.
Thirteen prominent citizens of AL
ras, Cal, were arrested on a charge
murder in connection with the lynch Ne
g of Calvin Hall at Lookout.
The International Banking Associa-
IN of New York will open a bank in
1ngkong for the collection Of the Chi
Sc indemnity due the United States. r.
Sir Ernest easel Of London has do
ted 81, 900 for the aid of a sani-
rum for consumptives. The money is
be expended under direction of King
ward. -
The Northern Pacific won the first IA
md in the fight against the company .
Minnesota. Judge. Lechren of Min y
apolis dissolved the injunction issued
Judge Elliot restraining the issu-
ce of evidences of Indebtedness.