The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23

General SeamanS was buried at SiL
, Francisco with military honors.
| H. c. Payne. new Postmaster Gen
ieral, has taken the oath of office.
Jean De Reszke has declined an Of
fer of 100000 for an American tour.
American scientific work in Central
! America has been stopped by the war
II Chamberlain'S attack on Germany Is
commended by his British friends.
i Richard Reid Dobell, Canadian Cabf-
net Minister, was killed in England.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
give a grand ball on Shrove Tuesday.
4 The government will expend S250,000
for a coaling station in San Francisco
bay.
| Charles NJ Schwab' denies that he
did any sensational gambling at Monte
Carlo.
The receipts of the French govern
ment fell $36 900 below the esti-
1 mates.
| A combination of four great trans
Atlantic steamship lines is being dis
cussed.
Lord lockwood CHenry John Selwin
Ikketson). is dead, at seventy-six years
OF age.
General Palmer has endowed a large
| hospital for consumptives at Colorado
Springs.
The De windt overland expedition
from Paris for New York. has reached
Irkutsh.
Representative Sherman, of New
York. has introduced another anti-Chi-
nese bill.
w. F. Whitehouse Jr, OF Newport.
r. l.. Will explore remote sections of
Abyssinia.
Ambassador Clayton's daughter mar
ried Baron Moncheur, Belgian Minister
to Mexico.
There are few responses to Great
Britain's call for volunteers forSSouth
African service.
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English, and not send their children to
Spanish schools.
China may retaliate by annulling
trade treaties If the exclusion law Is
made more strict.
Americans are securing rights in Eu-
ropean canals, and will operate grain
boats by electricity.
Russians at Newchwang are arrest
ing sailors of the American warship
there on groundless charges.
A Buffalo. N. Y. family of six was
burned to death by fire thought to
have been of incendiary origin.
Lillian Nordica. the singer, was hurt
in Georgia railroad collision. The |
engineer of the train was killed.
The Colombian government has seiz-
ed a steamer of South American |
government, upon it's refusal to SELL |
Virginia inventor has patented an /
electric car which he claims will carry
mails at the rate of 400 miles an hour. |
a bill has been introduced in the !
Senate eppropriating 100000 for a |
naval experimental plant at Annapolis. |
Russia is reported to have violated |
Korean territory by building telegraph
lines across the Loomen river without
Isabella d'Ajuria has brought suit
against Russell Sage for $4,000, as re-
suit of speculations she made through
Sage in 1887
Roosevelt is said to have taken all
the patronage from the National Com
,nittee, and viii make the appoint
clents himself.
No hope is expressed for Captain Nc
Intyre and comrades, of the Inflated
ship Bristol 1t is believed they sank
With the vessel.
Southern States, beginning with
Kentucky. are likely to prohibit the
performance. within their borders, of
Uncle Toms Cabin"
Work has been commenced on the
Jew Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel
rom Long Island City to New Jersey,
beneath the East and North rivers.
Both houses of the Mississippi Legis-
allure unanimously adopted a resolu-
ion declaring Admiral Schley the
'ightful hero of the battle of Santiago.
Pickle packers. facing a shortage. are
alkfng of an advance of prices. How
yer it is managed there may be a
zoe. 000-barrel short supply OF pickles.
Fire in the Chicago Union Station de-
'troyed over million dollars worth
If tickets. and will prevent the issu-
lnce of annual reports for several
weeks
DR.. Bracken, secretary of the Mime
ota Board of Health. would cure and
hen punish any one having the small
,ox. as he believes vaccination an alb
olute preventive &
DR.. Clayton Parkhlll, one of the most e
prominent surgeons in the west, IS
lead at Denver. from Bright's disease I
lie was stricken while an army sur V
icon in Porto Rico.
To better terminal facilities and rem T
Ter its tunnels safe, the New York T
'entral Railroad has bought two
blocks of ground with high buildings, {
t cost of several millions.
1t is not believed that King Edward
WI refuse to receive William S. K :
y gilmore, secretary to the special cor !
nation embassy, simply because Wet
nOre's mother years ago snubbed him T
The trial of Alturas, Cal, lynchers is +
reating great excitement. and the ?
ympathizers OF the accused men
hreaten to make trouble. In response :
o a telegram. Governor Gage was Il
ouited that troops were not needed
iilii ana Morgan are said to be a.
YORK upon a gigantic scheme to unite 7
!! the railroads OF the United States I
resident Roosevelt IS said to favor. q
government control of railroads. Gov
rnor Van Sandt,- OF Minnesota, has ?
allied n special session OF the I.egisla- II
uFe To consider the matter 8
Joseph Chamberlain. Great Britain's
oionial Secretary. in an address. saws
nat Germany should withdraw her
rit!cism Of EnGland's South African
ohcE- He refuses to retract the state Il
1ents he has made. The anti-British y
torn In Germany stIIl wages. and now :
Is denied that Emperor William will '
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